Elizabeth DVD Taping (7.13.12)

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[FGA Office]

Edison DVD Taping
From the Court Time Sports Club
Elizabeth, NJ



"The Wonderboy" Mike Smith" vs. "Player 1" Matt Mario

Mike Smith	Wrestler	Matt Mario
Heavyweight	Weight Class	Welterweight
6'2"	Height	5'9"
221 lbs	Weight	168 lbs
San Jose, California	Hometown	Magic Kingdom
2005	Pro Debut	2010
Stare in Wonder Wonderfall	Finisher	Starman Special P-Wing Splash

Keivn Clement: Hello Frontier Fans and thank you for ordering this DVD or internet stream. We are coming to you from the Court Time Sports Center in Elizabeth, New Jersey. This is a big weekend for Frontier Grappling Arts. Tonight, we have a card featuring some of the up and comers here in FGA. And then tomorrow night, it's the night that everyone has been buzzing about for over a month now. FGA will be on a Collision course with Peach State Wrestling tomorrow night in South Carolina. It's double shot weekend here in FGA! Right now, let's send it to the ring where Manny Cruz is ready to introduce the grapplers in our opening contest.....

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, raising his arm up before running down the ramp and sliding in under the bottom rope. He looks from left to right and turns to face his opponent.

Cruz: The following contest is scheduled for one fall with a fifteen minute time limit. Introducing first, from San Jose, California, weighing in at 221 pounds.... He is "The Wonderboy", MIKE SMITH!

Clement: Mike Smith, making his FGA debut here tonight. Smith is coming off of a five year hiatus. But he does has a good deal of experience, debuting nearly 10 years ago. After being signed a couple of months back, he is now finally making his debut on this big weekend for FGA.

"Rockit" begins to play over the speakers as Matt Mario steps through the curtain to cheers from the crowd. After looking around at the crowd and nodding his head in approval, Matt jumps up and then races down the aisle. After sliding underneath the bottom rope and into the ring, he pushes himself up and heads into the corner. Matt climbs up onto the second rope and throws his index finger in the air. He then climbs up to the top turnbuckle and backflips off, landing safely on his feet in the ring to cheers.

Cruz: And his opponent, from The Magic Kingdom.... weighing in at 168 pounds.... "Player 1" MATT MARIO!

Clement: Matt Mario, one half of the Super Mario Wrestling Bros, are a new tag team around the independent scene. His partner will be in action later on. But right now, Matt Mario will have to go it alone against the seasoned vet.

Grayson: I have no idea who is crazier: Mike Smith, who appears to be out of his mind or Matt Mario, who thinks he's in a damn video game.

Clement: It doesn't really matter what you think of them personally. It's all about what they can do in the ring. And if you ask me, I think both of these men can go.

The bell sounds as both men make their way to the center of the ring. After shaking hands, they step back and circle the ring. They then inch back to each other and lock up. After jockeying for position, Smith moves Mario into the corner. The ref then scurries over and tells both men to break it up by the count of five.

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

Both men slowly let go. They make a clean break as Smith steps back towards the center of the ring. Mario then heads from out of the corner and locks up with Smith. After jockeying for position, Mario places Smith in a side headlock. Smith then shoves Mario off of him and into the ropes. When Mario comes back, Smith knocks him down with a shoulderblock. He then runs into the ropes as Mario kips back up to his feet. When Smith comes back, he knocks Mario back down with a shoulderblock. Smith runs into the ropes as Mario kips back up. When Smith comes back, Mario leap frogs overs him. Smith runs into the ropes. When Smith comes back, Mario, without turning around, leap frogs over Smith again. Smith runs into the ropes. When Smith comes back, Mario knocks him down with a dropkick. The crowd cheers. Smith gets back up, but Mario knocks him back down with another dropkick. The crowd cheers. As Smith gets back up, Mario grabs him and throws him down with a side headlock takedown. Smith then quickly counters with a leg scissors headlock. But Mario is able to break free with a kip up. As both men get up, Mario throws him back down with another side headlock takeover. But again, Smith counters with a leg scissors headlock. Mario tries to break free from the hold, but he can't. So he tries to kip up, but it's to no avail. After struggling to pull Smith's legs apart, Mario tries to break free with a kip up. But again, it's to no avail. Mario then slowly turns over onto his knees. After slowly pulling apart Smith's legs, Mario slips his head out and frees himself. He then quickly gets up to his feet and nails Smith in the face with a front dropkick. The crowd cheers as Mario makes the cover.

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Smith kicks out.

Clement: Pretty even thus far. Both men want to impress in their first FGA match. Both men want to start things off on the right foot.

Grayson: You never want to start with a loss right out of the gate. There's more on the line than many would think at first glance.

Mario picks up Smith and whips him into the ropes. When Smith comes back, Mario leap frogs overs him. Smith continues to run into the ropes. When Smith comes back, Mario goes for a reverse roundhouse kick. But Smith catches his leg and throws him down with a dragonscrew legwhip to cheers from the crowd. As Mario gets up on all fours, Smith runs over and connects with a dropkick to the ribs, sending Mario rolling through the ropes and onto the apron. As Mario pulls himself up using the ropes, Smith nails him with a shoulder thrust through the ropes. He then grabs a hold of Mario and tries to suplex him back into the ring. But Mario slips down from behind, rolls him up with an O'Connor Roll and bridges back with a prawn hold for the pin.

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Clement: Nice counter into the pin attempt there by Matt Mario.

Grayson: I don't know about the whole video game thing. But this Mario kid isn't half bad. I feel like if I blink, I'm going to miss him.

As both men get up, Mario grabs Smith and goes for an irish whip. But Smith reverses, sending Mario into the ropes. When Mario comes back, Smith goes for a hip toss. But Mario steps through and goes for a hip toss of his own. Smith blocks it. So Mario nails him with a punch to the midsection, doubling him over. He then drapes his leg across the back of Smith's neck and performs a standing moonsault. Once Mario lands on his feet, Smith knocks him down with a clothesline. The crowd cheers. As Mario gets up, Smith lifts him up and delivers an inverted atomic drop. The crowd cheers. Smith then turns him around, grabs him from the side and delivers a russian leg sweep. Smith floats over and hooks the leg.

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Mario kicks out.

Smith picks up Mario and throws him down with a scoop slam. He makes the cover.

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Mario kicks out.

Smith picks him up, kicks him in the midsection and delivers a suplex. He turns over and makes the cover.

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Mario kicks out.

Grayson: A lot of near falls there by Smith, but it only resulted in a two count.

Clement: That's true. But I'm impressed with his sense of urgency. Call him eccentric. Call him crazy. Call him what you want. But inside this ring so far, Smith has been focused on the task at hand.

Smith then picks up Mario and whips him into the ropes. When Mario comes back, Smith goes for a clothesline. But Mario ducks and runs into the ropes. When Mario comes back, Smith scoops him up from the side and delivers a backbreaker. The crowd cheers as he makes the cover.

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Clement: Yet another near fall there by Mike Smith. Smith isn't the only newcomer we have coming up. Later on, his partner, Landon Mario, takes on Dakota Finley. And in the main event, AJ Fairchild is up for one hell of a test when he meets Micky O'Reilly one on one.

Smith picks him up, delivers a hard knife-edge chop and then whips him into the corner. Smith charges into the corner. But Mario nails him with a boot to the face, sending Smith stumbling back. Mario then runs from out of the corner, jumps up and takes Smith down with the Thwomp. The crowd cheers as Mario reaches back and hooks a leg.

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Mario then picks up Smith, delivers a knife-edge chop of his own and then whips Smith into the corner. Mario then runs, jumps and connects with a discus punch in the corner. The crowd cheers. Mario then connects with four stiff kicks to the midsection, followed by a jumping back kick to the face. The crowd cheers. Mario heads towards the center of the ring, only to turn around, run back into the corner and go for a Koopa Kick. But Smith moves out of the way as Mario connects with nothing but the turnbuckles.

Clement: And nobody's home for that kick!

Grayson: He wasted too much time. That could have cost him!

As Mario slowly gets back up, Smith kicks him in the midsection and whips him into the ropes. When Mario comes back, Smith lifts him up, turns and throws him down with a spinebuster. The crowd cheers. Smith then gets up and points to the ropes. The crowd cheers. Smith runs towards the ropes, hops onto the middle rope, flips back and connects with the Stare in Wonder. The crowd cheers as he hooks the leg.

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Cruz: Here is your winner, MIKE SMITH!

"Fear of a Blank Planet" plays as Mike Smith gets up to his feet. The ref goes over and raises his arm in the air to cheers from the crowd.

Clement: Tough loss there for Matt Mario. But Mike Smith gets his name in the win column in his debut match. It must be a great feeling.

Grayson: It looked like Mario had him. But as soon as he took his foot off the gas, that left an opening for Mike Smith. Smith took it and never looked back.

Clement: Both men definitely looked impressive and we look forward to what they have in store in the future. Right now, let's send it to the Event Center where Justice Young is standing by....

[FGA Office]

Justice Young: Hello FGA fans! It's Justice Young here at the Event Center! We are in the middle of this big double shot weekend for FGA. You just saw Mike Smith and Matt Mario go at it. Later on tonight, we've got Landon Mario, Dakota Finley, AJ Fairchild and Micky O'Reilly all in action. And then there's tomorrow, the big joint show with Peach State Wrestling! Collision, it's tomorrow night! Some of the best of both FGA and PSW will square off for supremacy. In our first contest, Hawk Boy will take on our very own Jared James....

"Hawk Boy. You're a talented high flyer. You have what it takes to one day be one of the best. But let me tlel you something. Today won't be your day. Tomorrow won't be your day. Neither will the day after that, or the day after that, or the day after that. Why? Because I will not be stopped! It is my goal to finally become a Heavyweight Champion. And I'm gonna achieve that goal when I beat Blaine Harrison for the FGA Heavyweight Championship! I'm so close to getting a title shot. I'm one more win away from being put in championship contention. Hawk Boy, you won't be the one who keeps me away from that title. Shit is about to get read… I just hope you and the rest of FRONTIER can handle what they’ll see next."

Young: Strong words there from Jared James. Also on the card, The Harvard Connection takes on the Peach State Tag Champs, The Dirty South. The belts may not be on the line. But Dixie Leigh and Johnny Royal won't take this match any less seriously. We've also got Sean Fallon, a man who has been acting like a man possessed as of late, taking on "The People's Choice" August Joyce, a man who has Kevin Fox and Fox Industries after him. We have to remember that Fox has offered up a $1000 prize to anyone that hurts August Joyce. Will Fallon become a grand richer tomorrow night? And in the main event, it'll be Kit Kelsey taking on the FGA Heavyweight Champion Blaine Harrison....

Kit Kelsey:

"In two days, I get to show your Frontier fans who the better man is. And hey who knows, perhaps I'll find your boss afterwards and see how he feel about having a real champion on their roster. Would ya like that? Maybe I'll go and make FGA a regular stop... Heck, maybe I'll show up on your birthday and blow out the candles for you, too. Are you understanding my point, Blaine? Because get it straight; any time we are in the same place, I'm stealing your thunder. I'm topping you and making you second banana. And it's not because you aren't talented. If I said that, I'd be lying. Fact is, our last singles match was close. Damn close. But when push came to shove, I shoved harder. I'm sure you'd like to think it's gonna be different this time. In a perfect fair world, you'd get your bit of revenge and maybe we'll have rivalry. Too bad this world isn't fair. It's a lesson I learned last month and now it's your turn."

Blaine Harrison:

“And I’m going to break from my norm here. You see, every time I step into an FGA ring or a PSW ring, I tell the fans that I’m doing this for honour and for pride. That I’m fighting with all my heart.” A quick double tap to the chest to emphasise the point. “It’s something they’ve grown accustomed to and I’ve backed it up in that ring. Every damn time. I haven’t taken the easy way to a victory. I haven’t bitched and moaned when I’ve lost. I have poured my heart and soul out each and every time I have fought for either of these great promotions. It’s the reason why I’m going into ‘Collision’ as the FGA Heavyweight Champion. Why I was able to defeat Michael Tomkins three months ago, how I was able to defend this belt against the three toughest challengers around. But that’s going out the window this week, Kit. You see, when I fight with honour and for pride, it’s when there’s a respectable opponent standing opposite from me. It’s when there isn’t a loathsome son-of-a-whore standing before me.”

Justice: Some prerecorded comments there from both men. There's a lot of bad blood here between these two. And the issues that these tow have will reach their boiling tomorrow night. It's going to be a great one. Remember, tomorrow night, COLLISION, from the Myrtle Beach Convention Center in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. You don't want to miss it!

[FGA Office]

*As our camera cuts to the backstage area, we see maybe the strangest of sights that the FGA audience will see all night, a pair of eyes. The thing that makes these eyes so strange is that they are tatooed on the back of someone's head. The are the only thing we can make out about this individual, as the rest of his head is covered by a black mask, his upper body covered by a similar black material. The "smarks" who follow FGA online know that this is the debut of the wrestler known as the Phantom. We can only assume that the man is holding a microphone to his face, as he still refuses to turn around, showing us nothing but his unflinching, unforgiving, second eyes.*

"This is the begins of the haunting. The possession of the FGA has begun, and you are all about to bear witness to a deity that has far great omnipotence then you could ever comprehend!!" I am one of the cursed souls, forced to walk the earth as punishment for my wrong, even after my career has long since perished. And here, in the FGA, I will make my first apparition, my first attempt to show all those associated with this company the error of their ways, so that they can right the ship, and chance courses, before they too end up like me."

*Our speaker turns around, to reveal a mask which gives us no insight as to his person. White designs shadow his eyes, which are covered by a black mesh. The rest of his face is shrouded under the same cloth, the microphone pressed up against more mesh where a mouth should be.*

"The problem with the FGA is that the fans here have, from the beginning, had an inclination towards false idols. They put all their hopes and all their dreams into following these shams, and then, when they fall, those who believed are left to feel as hollowed out as I shall forever be. But no more, because will expose these men for the pretenders they are. My lot in life is to haunt those who still have something to live for, and no one in this company has more to live for then these men. They are the ones who hear your applause, who get a big fat royalty check from the merchandise you buy every show! But how mighty are they really? "Metal Heart" Harrison? He is the top dog around here, the so called champion. And yet, his record and ability are not what one would expect or hope to see from the man who holds the top crown in the company. Do you sometimes wish you had stuck with your music career Blaine? you will, after the visions I will show you. The errors of your career, the path you have chosen, will allow your metal heart to be punctured, not by might, not by power, but by spirit."

*A low hiss spews out of the Phantom's mouth.*

"And what about the wonderboy? The man who calls himself Mike Smith. Mike, I am sure you know the errors of your ways, and your past transgressions do not seem to bother you much. But they should Mike, because the afterlife is something you can no longer escape. They say that gluttony is one of the seven deadly sins, and that means that your number is called. Mike, I will be your guide to spirit world, I will show you all of the evils you done, and I will make you pay the price for every one of them. In time, I will make the entire FGA see that they must change their ways, or face the same fate I am."

[FGA Office]

Dakota Finley vs. "Player 2" Landon Mario

Dakota Finley	Wrestler	Landon Mario
Flyweight	Weight Class	Light Heavyweight
5'9"	Height	6'2"
130 lbs	Weight	205 lbs
Humboldt, California	Hometown	Magic Kingdom
2005	Pro Debut	2010
The Finley Fracture, The Bread Winner Teeth and Nails	Finisher	Goomba Stomp Frog Splash

Sirens blare and red lights flicker throughout the arena. Dakota makes her way to the ring.

Cruz: The following contest is scheduled for one fall with a thirty minute time limit. Introducing first, from Humboldt, California.... weighing in at 130 pounds..... DAKOTA FINLEY

"Rockit" begins to play over the speakers as Landom Mario casual strolls, Scott Hall-style through the curtain. After holding his hand up to his forehand and scanning the crowd, Landon makes his ways down to the ring. He walks to both sides of the aisle, trying his hardest to slap hands with ever fan he can.

Cruz: And her opponent, from the Magic Kingdom..... weighing in at 205 pounds..... "Player 2" LANDON MARIO!

Once he gets to ringside, he leaps up onto the apron and then slingshots himself into the ring. Landon heads into the corner, springboards up to the middle rope and holds his fists in the air to cheers from the crowd.

The bell sounds as both wrestlers circle the ring. They lock up. After jockeying for position, Mario places Dakota in a side headlock. Dakota tries to shove him off, but its to no avail. After nailing Mario with three punches to the back, she then shoves him off of her and into the ropes. When Mario comes back, Dakota drops down to the canvas. So Mario hops over her and runs into the ropes. When Mario comes back, Dakota drops back down to the canvas. So Mario hops over her and runs into the ropes. When Mario comes back, Dakota drops back down to the canvas for a third time. But this time, Mario hops up and connects with a senton splash across her back.

Clement: Dakota went to the well too many times with that one.

The crowd cheers as he turns around, turns her over and makes the cover.

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Dakota kicks out.

Clement: First pinfall attempt of this match only gets two. Landon's partner, Matt, was unsuccessful in his match earlier tonight. Landon's now trying to right the ship for the SMWB on their first night here.

Mario picks up Dakota, brings her into the corner and slams her into into the top turnbuckle. After turning her around, Mario unleashes a series of knife-edge chops that echo throughout the arena. Mario then takes her and whips her into the opposite corner. Mario charges into the corner. But Dakota nails him with an elbow to the face, sending him stumbling back to boos from the crowd. She then quickly hoists herself up onto the middle turnbuckle, jumps off and connects with a flying hurricanrana. The crowd boos as she makes the cover.

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Mario kicks out.

Clement: Only a two count for Dakota.

Grayson: I'm pretty sure it was three.

Dakota picks him up and goes for an irish whip. But Mario reverses, sending Dakota into the ropes. When Dakota comes back, Mario goes for a clothesline. But Dakota counters with a tilt-a-whirl headscissors takeover, sending Mario stumbling through the ropes and to the outside. The crowd boos. Dakota then runs into the ropes as Mario gets up on the outside. When he turns around, Dakota knocks him down with a suicide dive. The crowd boos.

Clement: Dakota connects with the high risk! She needs to get him in the ring and cover him!

Dakota then picks up Mario and rolls him back into the ring. She then rolls herself back in and makes the cover.

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Mario gets his shoulder up.

Clement: So close....

Dakota picks him up and nails him with a series of right hands that stagger him. She then runs into the ropes. When Dakota comes back, she goes for a clothesline. But Mario ducks. Dakota continues to run into the ropes. When Dakota comes back, Mario scoops her up across his shoulders and delivers a samoan drop. The crowd cheers as Mario reaches back and hooks her leg for the pin.

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Dakota counters into a crucifix pin.

Clement: Quick reversal by Dakota!

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Mario gets his shoulder up. As both wrestlers get up, Dakota goes for a scissors kick. But Mario moves out of the way and scoops her up onto his back in the electric chair position. But Dakota leans back, rolling off of Mario's shoulders and landing safely on her feet. She then shoves Mario into the ropes. When Mario comes back, Dakota goes for a Lou Thesz. But Mario catches her and counters with a flapjack. The crowd cheers.

Clement: Nice counter by Landon Mario. But he's not going for the cover....

Mario then picks up Dakota and whips her into the corner. He charges into the corner and connects with a Tail Attack. The crowd cheers. As Dakota stumbles from out of the corner, Mario hoists her up in the air and then swats her out of the air with the 1-Up Uppercut. The crowd cheers. After dragging Dakota into position, Mario steps through the ropes. After springboarding up to the top turnbuckle, he leaps off and connects with the Goomba Stomp to cheers from the crowd. He makes the cover.

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Cruz: here is your winner, LANDON MARIO!

"Rockit" plays as Landon gets his arms raised to cheers from the crowd. He then heads into the corner, climbs up onto the top turnbuckle and raises his arms in the air to cheers from the crowd.

Clement: The night may have started off bad for the Super Mario Wrestling Bros. But Landon righted the ship with his win over Dakota.

Grayson: Dakota had a couple of moves in there and at one point looked to be controlling the pace. But I guess it was not to be.

[FGA Office]

Tomorrow Night!

[FGA Office]

MAIN EVENT
"The Slammer" Micky O'Reilly vs. AJ Fairchild

Micky O'Reilly	Wrestler	AJ Fairchild
Heavyweight	Weight Class	Light Heavyweight
6'2"	Height	5'9"
240 lbs	Weight	194 lbs
Traveler	Hometown	Dallas, Texas
2008	Pro Debut	2011
Murphy's Law Celtic Knot	Finisher	Fairchild Special Metta World Elbow Holy Mutilation

"Teenage Kicks" by The Undertones starts up and Micky O'Reilly appears at the top of the walkway. After taking a look around, he walks down towards the ring to cheers from the crowd....

Cruz: The following contest is scheduled for one fall with a 45 minute time limit. And it is your main event of the evening! Introducing, now residing out of New Jersey..... Weighing in at 240 pounds.... He is "The Slammer" MICKY O'REILLY

Micky gets in the ring and begins pacing back and forth, waiting impatiently for the match to begin.

Clement: Micky O'Reilly looks ready for this match, but is he physically ready? Is he mentally ready? I don't know.

Grayson: I don't think that he is. That All Violence is Legal match was supposed to be the end of feud between Micky and Sean Fallon. But if anything, it seems as if more damage was done to Micky than Fallon, the person who actually lost the match.

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..... AJ 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 comes AJ Fairchild! I've heard so many good things about this young man. I was fortunate enough to catch some tapes of him. And he's just as good as advertised.

Grayson: Yeah, he can soar. He can fly high. But how will he fair in the main event, especially against someone like Micky O'Reilly?

Clement: This is a huge opportunity for AJ Fairchild. A win over Micky, regardless of if he's injured or not, will put a lot of eyes on him. If Micky's arm still isn't 100%, then AJ has a huge advantage going into this.

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 make their way to the center of the ring. They go to lock up, but AJ ducks the tie up. When Micky turns around, AJ nails him with a shoot kick to the arm.

Clement: And AJ goes immediately after the arm.

Grayson: He's smart. He knows that his opponent may or may not still be hurt. So why do all these twists and flips around the ring when you can go after an injured limb?

Micky steps back as he clutches his arm in pain. He then circles the ring as he tries to shake off the pain. The two inch closer to each before. They go to luck up. But again, AJ ducks the tie up. When Micky turns around, AJ throws him down with an arm drag. The crowd cheers. Micky gets back up, but AJ kicks him in the midsection, takes him by the wrist and wrings his arms. The crowd cheers as Micky can be seen cringing in pain.

Clement: AJ again going after the arm.

Grayson: Smart strategy. Don't play up to these idiots who want to see dives and all that other nonsense. Work over Micky and grind this thing out. A huge opportunity is at stake. Why blow it?

AJ yanks at the arm before delivering another arm wringer. The ref asks Micky if he wants to give up, but Micky refuses to quit. So AJ goes for another arm wringer. But as he turns over, Micky kicks him in the midsection, breaking the hold. He then grabs a hold of AJ and whips him into the ropes. When AJ comes back, Micky goes for a clothesline. But AJ ducks and runs into the ropes. When AJ comes back, Micky goes for a knife-edge chop. But again, AJ ducks and runs into the ropes. When AJ comes back, Micky goes for a tilt-a-whirl slam. But AJ counters with a headscissors takeover. The crowd cheers. Micky gets back up, but AJ goes over and throws him down with a Mexican arm drag. The crowd cheers. Micky gets back up, but AJ takes him down with another Mexican arm drag. The crowd crowd. As Micky gets back up, AJ runs into the ropes. When he comes back, AJ charges forward and connects with a clothesline, sending Micky stumbling through the ropes and to the apron. The crowd cheers.

As Micky pulls himself up on the apron using the ropes, AJ runs into the corner, springboards onto the middle turnbuckle, rebounds back and dropkicks Micky off the apron and to the floor. The crowd cheers. After AJ gets up, he points to the outside to cheers from the crowd. After hearing their seal of approval, AJ smiles, nods and then runs into the ropes. As Micky gets up on the outside, AJ charges forward and knocks him down with a top rope plancha.

Clement: What a move by AJ Fairchild! He's not taking this opportunity for granted. Just look at this young man go.

Grayson: And he's got these fans behind him, too.

Crowd: AJ! AJ! AJ! AJ! AJ!

AJ picks up Micky and rolls him back into the ring. He then slides himself back in and makes the cover.

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Grayson: Quick kick out by Micky.

AJ brings Micky into the corner and slams his head into the top turnbuckle. After turning Micky around, AJ nails him with a shoulder thrust to the midsection. He then grabs Micky by the arm and whips him into the opposite corner. AJ charges into the corner and leaps up. But Micky catches him in mid air, takes a few steps form out of the corner and hot shots him head-first across the top turnbuckle. The crowd cheers as AJ goes down, holding his face in pain. Micky crawls over and makes the cover.

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Clement: And now Micky gets a two count for the near fall. Micky has to try to block out the pain in that arm of his and try to ground AJ.

Grayson: That's easy said than done. AJ is faster and is more agile. And you can't catch someone with a bum arm.

Micky picks up AJ and nails him with a headbutt, sending him stumbling into the corner. Micky then goes into the corner and unleashes a series of punches to the face using his good arm. Each punch sends AJ slumping down in the corner. Micky then reaches down, picks him back up and delivers a series of elbows strikes to the face, followed by a series of knee strikes to the midsection. The crowd cheers. But the cheers soon turn to boos as Sean Fallon can be seen slowly approaching the ring.

Clement: Oh no. What the hell is he doing out here?

Grayson: Scouting the new competition, maybe?

Clement: I highly doubt that. He's up to no good, like he always is.

Micky sees this and doesn't take his eyes off of Fallon. He then snaps out of it and realizes that he's go an opponent in the ring. He then turns back to AJ and delivers a series of shoulder thrusts. Micky then stands back up and again eyes Fallon. Fallon doesn't take his eyes off him, either.

Grayson: Micky better take his eyes off of Fallon and worry about the man in the ring, instead of the one outside of it.

Clement: It's kind of hard not to take your eyes off the man that has repeatedly tried to break your arm.

After turning back to Micky, AJ grabs him by the wrist and goes to whip him into the opposite corner. But AJ reverses, sending Micky into the corner. The crowd cheers.

Grayson: See that? Time wasted.

AJ charges into the corner, but Micky nails him with a boot to the face, sending AJ stumbling back. Micky then heads out of the corner, bounces against the ropes and goes for a clothesline. But AJ ducks. When Micky turns around, AJ nails him in the face with a pele kick to cheers from the crowd.

Grayson: What type of kick was that?

Clement: I don't no. But it has Micky stunned, literally.

While Micky is dazed, AJ kips back up, turns around, kicks Micky in the midsection and plants him with a snap DDT. The crowd cheers as AJ turns over and makes the cover.

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Micky gets his good shoulder up.

Clement: Micky gets the shoulder up in the nick of time!

AJ picks up Micky and whips him chest-first into the corner. As Micky stumbles back, AJ lifts him up and delivers an atomic drop, followed by a back stabber. The crowd cheers as Micky goes down. He arches his back in pain. AJ then runs towards the ropes. He hops up onto the middle rope and goes for a lionsault. But Micky rolls out of the way.

Grayson: Uh oh.

Thankfully for AJ, he lands safely of his feet. As Micky gets back to his feet, AJ nails him with a spinning back kick, doubling him over. He then follows up with a hesitation swinging neckbreaker, taking Micky down. The crowd cheers. AJ then gets up and raises his elbow to the crowd. He then circles the ring, slapping his elbow as if he's calling for something.

Grayson: What's this?

Clement: I don't know. But it doesn't look good for Micky.

As a dazed Micky slowly gets up and turns around, Micky goes for the Metta World Elbow. But Micky ducks, lifts AJ up and throws him down with a sitout spinebuster. The crowd cheers.

Clement: And Micky throws him down. This is Micky's opening. Can he capitalize? Can he get back in this and pull out the win?

Micky then picks up AJ, brings him into the corner and sits him down on the top turnbuckle. Micky climbs up to the second turnbuckle and goes for a superplex, but AJ blocks the move. Micky goes for another superplex but again, AJ blocks the move. AJ then breaks free, punches Micky in the face three times and then shoves him off the turnbuckle, sending Micky tumbling to the canvas. The crowd cheers. As Micky gets up, he can be seen holding his arm in pain. As Micky heads over towards the corner, AJ stands up on the top turnbuckle, leaps off and takes Micky down with a flying hurricanrana. The crowd cheers. He then steps through the ropes, runs along the apron, springboards up to the top turnbuckle, leaps off and connects with the Fairchild Special. The crowd cheers as he hooks the leg.

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Cruz: Here is your winner, AJ FAIRCHILD!

"Busy Being Born" hits as AJ gets up on his knees and slaps the canvas with excitement. He then gets up to his feet, when the ref walks over and raises his arms in the air to cheers from the crowd.

Grayson: He did it.

Clement: He's done it! AJ has shocked the world in his first match here in FGA! What a big time when for this newcomer! Wow!

AJ continues to raises his arm to the face to cheers from the crowd. But the cheers soon turn to boos as Fallon slides in, runs up from behind and tosses AJ over the top rope and down to the floor.

Grayson: So much for that celebration...

Clement: Oh come on Fallon!

Fallon immediately goes over and puts the boots to Micky's arm, stomping the hell out of it. He then reaches down, picks up Micky, hammerlocks his arm from the side, runs forward and throws him shoulder-first into the ring post. The crowd boos as the loud thud from the crash can be heard throughout the venue.

Clement: Damn him! DAMN HIM!

Fallon then turns Micky around and brings him down with the Chimera. Micky can be heard screaming in pain while Fallon can be heard screaming with anger. The bell repeatedly sounds as Fallon repeatedly tugs back. Senior official Bruce Mitchell tries to pull Fallon off of Micky, but it's to no avail. He then stands up and waves down help. Two more FGA referees run down to the ring as fast as they can. They get in the ring and all three try to pry Fallon off of Micky. But again, it's to no avail. Micky continues to scream in agony while a closeup of Fallon's face can see his eyes wide, his nose flared and his teeth clinched in anger. Just then, Fallon jerks back as a snapping sound can be heard.

Grayson: Oh no....

Clement: …....... Oh my God......

The life gets immediately sucked out of the fans as they look on in shock. Even the three officials take a step back.

Fallon then pushes Micky away from him as he gets up to his feet. He looks down at the damage that he's caused. Micky lays curled up as he clutches his mangled arm. He whimpers as he cringes in pain. A smirk forms across Fallon's face as he slips back through the ropes and falls feet-first to the floor. The crowd responds with tremendous heel heat after processing what they just saw. AJ then rolls back into the ring and looks on froma distance at both Micky and Fallon. Fallon's smirk then transitions into a full smile as he walks past the medical personnel that rush in the opposite direction. Once he reaches the entrance way, he turns around, throws up the deuces and slips back. The crowd responds with tremendous heel heat. Back in the ring, concerned officials look on as the immediate future of Micky O'Reilly remains unknown..........