Six Year Anniversary Show (11.04.17)

[FGA Office]

★★★ SINGLES MATCH ★★★
Noelle Smith vs. Ricky Valero

“Amazing” by Kanye West hits, lifting the fans to their feet in a fit of rage. White and pink strobe lights start to flash throughout the arena.

It's amazing
I'm the reason
Everybody fired up this evening

I'm exhausted
Barely breathing
Holding on to what I believe in

No matter what
You'll never take that from me
My reign is as far as your eyes can see

Ricky Valero emerges from the back amidst a cloud of fog. With that trademark smirk stretched across his face, he scans the arena with hubris. He puts his legs together, extends his arms outward, throws his head back and basks in the building’s negative energy.

It's amazin', so amazin', so amazin', so amazin', it's amazin'
So amazin', so amazin', so amazin', it's amazin' (Let's go)

He makes his way toward the ring intentionally ignoring the outstretched hands of front row fans along his route. He circles the ring, before reaching the far corner. Slowly he climbs up the steps and leans his back against the ropes, bouncing against them a few times with his arms wrapped over top of them before slipping into the ring.

Melanie Sierra: The following contest is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first, from Staten Island, New York! Weighing in at 227 pounds! He is “Pretty” PRICKYYYYYY VAAAAAALEEEERRRROOOOO!!!!

I'm a monster
I'm a killer
I know I'm wrong, yeah

I'm a problem
That'll never
Ever be solved

And no matter what
You'll never take that from me
My reign is as far as your eyes can see

Ricky spins around in the center of the ring with his arms extended out, absorbing the crowd's disdain. He walks towards the ropes on the far side of the ring and simply smiles. The music slowly quiets down as Ricky turns and leans against the ropes closest to the entranceway, awaiting his opponent.

Geoff Penzer: Ricky Valero had made it his mission to make Noelle Smith’s life a living hell since being drafted to Flashpoint. He’s done just that, harassing her and El Stravito at seemingly every turn with the help of Bristow & Barnes. Well tonight, Smith is looking to settle things inside the ring and put Valero in his place. Valero is admittedly not at 100 percent after his Last Man Standing match against Owen Gonsalves in HELL. Smith could easily take advantage of Valero knowing that he doesn’t have a clean bill of health.

“Lose My Breath” by Destiny's Child starts to play over the PA, and the lights dim as Noelle steps from behind the curtain, a wide smile on her face as she waves to the fans before doing a few provocative dance moves as the lyrics cue up.

Can you keep up?
Baby boy, make me lose my breath
Bring the noise, make me lose my breath
Hit me hard, make me lose my (hah hah)
Can you keep up?
Baby boy, make me lose my breath
Bring the noise, make me lose my breath
Hit me hard, make me lose my breath (hah hah)

She does an athletic somersault forward to take her half down the ramp and then rushes the ring, using her hands to push her up onto the apron as she slides under the bottom rope...

Melanie Sierra: And his oppo-

Smith’s met with a baseball slide that knocks her back to the floor. The boos continue as Valero quickly slips to the outside and begins putting the boots to Smith.

Geoff Penzer: Valero didn’t even have the decency to let Smith get inside the ring! Why am I even surprised!

Valero reaches down, pulls Smith back up by the hair and rams her back-first against the edge of the apron. Valero wraps his arms around Smith, pulls her back, then rams her back-first against the edge of the apron again. He then reaches out and chokes Smith. The ref immediately gets to the outside and pulls Valero off of Smith. This angers Valero, who immediately gets in the referee’s face. Valero and the ref continue to argue. Valero puts his finger in the ref’s face. But the ref is quick to knock it away from him. When Valero turns around, the crowd cheers when he’s met with a series of forearm strikes to the face. She then takes Valero and goes for an irish whip. But Valero reverses, sending Smith crashing against the guardrail. Smith wails as she arches her back in pain. Valero marches down ringside, grabs and whips her hard into another section of the guardrail. Smith immediately crumbles to the floor. She tries to get up. But Valero is right there to stomp away at her. He then drops down, sits up Smith, grabs the nearby cable wire and wraps it around her neck before choking her with. It. The crowd erupts with boos as Valero is trying to choke the life out of Smith with the cable. Valero continues to choke Smith until the ref scurries over and pulls Valero off of Smith. Smith can be seen turning over on all fours while she gasps for air. Smith continues to gasp for air as Valero runs over and nails her with a punt kick to the ribs, knocking her over onto her back. Valero applies a foot while grabbing a hold of the guardrail. Smith is seen kicking her legs while she tries to get Valero’s foot from off her throat. But it’s to no avail.

Geoff Penzer: He’s trying to choke the life out of her, ref! Get in there and disqualify him for God’s sake!

Valero continues the choke until he lets go several seconds later. Valero rolls back into the ring, where he’s met with an eruption of boos. Valero stands in the middle of the ring and taunts the crowd by crossing his fingers. On the outside, Smith continues to lay on her back as she gasps for air. The ref goes to down and helps Smith back up to her feet. Smith staggers over towards the ring before grabbing a hold of the apron. Once she pulls herself up using the ropes, Valero rushes over and nails her with a shoulder thrust through the ropes. He gives her another shoulder thrust for good measure before going to bring her back inside with a vertical suplex. But Smith’s able to slip down from behind and counter into an O’Connor Roll.

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Valero kicks out with so much force that Smith is sent through the ropes and onto the apron.

After Valero returns to his feet, he goes to knock Smith off the ropes. But she’s able to slide underneath the bottom rope and between Valero’s legs. When Valero turns around, Smith nails him with a series of knife edge chops. She then goes to run into the far ropes. But Valero reaches out, grabs her by the hair and yanks her down to the canvas. Valero puts his foot on Smith’s face before delivering a spinning facewash. He then reaches down, yanks up Smith by the hair, runs into the corner and slams her face-first into the top turnbuckle. Valero turns Smith around and begins slapping her upside the head until Smith places him in a Muay Thai Clinch and unleashes a flurry of elbows to the head, knocking Valero back away from the corner and towards the center of the ring. The cheers continue when she puts him in another Muay Thay Clinch. This time, Smith pulls Valero’s head down before nailing him with rapid knees to the face. The last of which turns Valero around and sends him staggering into the opposite corner. Smith heads across the ring and tries to pull Valero out of the corner when he wraps his arms around the top rope. Smith continues to try to pull him out of the corner while Valero’s got a hold of the ropes. The ref’s able to make his way in between the two. As he’s tries to separate the two, Valero nails Smith with a back elbow to the face. The boos continue while Smith turns around and covers her eye. Valero then comes up from behind, runs tosses her shoulder-first into the ring post. The crowd boos as Smith slumps through the ropes and falls to the outside.

Geoff Penzer: Smith just collided shoulder-first with the ring post! She might be hurt, ladies and gentlemen…

Valero rolls to the outside. After picking up Smith, he slams her face-first onto the apron before pushing her up onto the apron. After getting Smith face-up on the apron, Valero grabs her by the hair and repeatedly rams the back of her head against the apron. The boos continue as Valero climbs up onto the apron before scaling to the top turnbuckle.

Geoff Penzer: oh no… OH NO…

The fans in the crowd stand up as Valero flips off Smith. He then leaps off and goes for Burying the Hatchet (diving double foot stomp) on the apron. But at the last second, Smith rolls back inside. The crowd cheers as Valero bounces off the apron before falling to the floor. Valero reaches down and grabs his ankle.

Geoff Penzer: He missed! Valero missed the double foot stomp! Smith rolled back inside just in time!

Smith picks herself back up in the ring and waits for Valero to get in position. Once Valero begins to get back to his feet, Smith turns and runs into the ropes. When she comes back, she jumps through the ropes and knocks him down with a suicide dive. She then slides back into the ring and waves Valero up. Once Valero picks himself back up, Smith turns and takes off into the ropes. When she comes back, she jumps through the ropes and knocks Valero down with a second suicide dive. Smith gets back to her feet and repeatedly slaps the apron before rolling back inside. Smith waves her arms up and down to get the crowd hyped. The crowd continues to buzz with excitement after Smith’s turned this match around. She looks back to the outside where Valero can be seen slowly pulling himself up using the guardrail. As Valero turns around, Smith turns and runs into the far ropes. When she comes back, she leaps through the ropes for another suicide dive. This time, Valero counters with an overhead belly to belly suplex into the guardrail.

Geoff Penzer: OH NO! Sith just got sent flying into the guardrail!

The boos continue as Valero picks up Smith and rolls her back inside. He then slides back in and makes the cover.

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THR-NO!

Smith gets her foot on the bottom rope.

Valero makes the cover again.

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THRE-NO!

Smith gets her foot on the bottom rope.

Valero picks up Smith, drags her towards the center of the ring and makes the cover.

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SMITH KICKS OUT!

Geoff Penzer: She kicked out at one!

Valero leaps to his feet and stands over Smith. He then reaches down, grabs her by the wrist and and holds her arm up as he repeatedly kicks her in the face. He then yanks Smith back to her feet, doubles her over with a knee to the midsection and lifts her up for a Powerbomb. Before Valero can run over and powerbomb Smith into the turnbuckles, Smith begins to nail him with rights hands to the head. The punches pick up in pace as Valero begins to stumble back. Valero stumbles over towards the side of the ring while Smith is still up on his shoulders. She then turns around and flips back, delivering a reverse hurricanrana that sends Valero over the top rope and to the floor. Smith then “skins the cat”, pulling herself over the top rope and back into the ring. Smith stumbles back until she ultimately collapses onto her back.

Geoff Penzer: Smith hits a last second reverse rana that sends Valero down to the floor. She was seconds away from getting powerbomb into the turnbuckles!

As Valero pulls himself back up onto the apron, Smith runs over into the corner and connects with a triangle dropkick, knocking Valero off the apron and to the floor. Smith heads back into the corner and waits impatiently for Valero to get back to his feet. Once Valero does get back to a vertical base, she delivers a springboard crossboard, knocking Valero down. Smith mounts herself on top of Valero and hammers away with forearms to the face, She then pulls Valero up and rolls him back inside before sliding back in. Smith picks Valero up again, moves him into the corner and delivers a series of shoot kicks to the chest before following up with a spinning hook kick. She then takes Valero and sends him into the opposite corner with an irish whip. Smith runs across the ring, leaps into the air and connects with a dropkick that drops him to a knee. The cheers continue as Smith climbs up onto the apron. She reaches down and pulls Valero back to his feet before placing him an inverted facelock. Smith’s got him set up for the Beauty Mark (diving somersault inverted facelock jawbreaker) when Valero grabs her, runs across the ring and delivers a snake eyes across the top turnbuckle. The crowd boos. Smith stumbles back while Valero runs into the ropes. When Valero returns, he knocks Smith down with Dream Street (jumping corkscrew roundhouse knee to the face). He makes the cover.

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THR-NO!

Smith gets her shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Valero nearly sent Smith to Dream Street, but she got the shoulder up!

Valero picks up Smith and doubles her over with a knee strike, he then hooks both arms, lifts her up and delivers a double underhook backbreaker. Smith rolls away from Valero after landing back-first across his knee. But Valero stays on her, crawling over and making the cover.

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THR-NO!

Smith gets her shoulder up.

Valero marches over and begins to frantically untie the top turnbuckle. The ref goes over and tries to stop him. But it’s to late as Valero rips off the turnbuckle pad, exposing the steel turnbuckle underneath. After tossing the pad to the outside, Valero drops down to a knee and begins to undo the bottom rope. A few seconds later, Valero has now exposed the middle turnbuckle. The boos continue as Valero makes his way over to Smith. He reaches down, hooks his arms around her legs and leans back, trying to catapult Smith into the exposed turnbuckles. But instead, Smith lands safely on the middle ropes. When Valero turns over and gets back to his feet, Smith steps up onto the top turnbuckle, flips back and knocks him down with a moonsault. The cheers continue as she makes the cover.

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Valero kicks out.

Smith picks up Valero and goes for an irish whip. But Valero reverses, pulls Smith over and goes to send her into the exposed corner with an irish whip. But at the last second, Smith puts her foot on the middle turnbuckle to stop herself from crashing into it. Valero comes charging in from behind. But he gets met with a back elbow to the back. A back kick to the midsection knocks him back even further while also doubling him over. Smith then turns around, hops over Valero and brings him down with a sunset flip. But Valero’s able to roll through it. He gets back to his feet and tries to take Smith’s head off with a punt kick to the head. But Smith leans back out of the way before quickly reaching back up and pulling Valero down into a schoolboy.

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Valero kicks out.

After both grapplers return to their feet, Valero sends Smith flipping down to the canvas with a step-up enzuigiri. The boos continue as he drags Smith over towards the corner before stepping out onto the apron. Valero scales to the top turnbuckle, leaps off and goes for Burying The Hatchet. But Smith rolls out of the way. After Valero lands on his feet, his momentum sends him rolling forward. When he turns around, Smith nails him with a jumping knee strike to the core, doubling him over. She then knocks Valero upright with an uppercut elbow before bringing him down with a snapmare and following up with a dropkick to the back of the head. She makes the cover.

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Valero gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Yet another nearfall for Smith!

Smith picks up Valero and goes for an irish whip. But he reverses, sending her into the ropes. Upon her return, she sees Valero setting up for a back body drop. So she stands him upright with a kick to the shoulder. She then follows up with a reverse roundhouse kick, then a Muay Thai front kick that sends Valero stumbling back into the ropes. Smith heads over, grabs Valero and whips him into the far ropes before bouncing against the near ropes. When they come back, Smith knocks Valero down with a forearm smash. Valero gets back to his feet. When he turns around, Smith knocks him down with another running forearm smash. Valero is brought back to his feet before being sent into the ropes with another irish whip. When he returns, the crowd cheers when Smith knocks him down with a spinning heel kick. She makes the cover.

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Valero gets his shoulder up.

Smith picks Valero back up and delivers three knife edge chops before throwing out a kick to the midsection. The crowd boos Valero when he taunts Smith after catching her foot. But the boos turn to cheers when Smith counters with an enzuigiri. She heads out onto the apron and waits for Valero to get back up. Once Valero returns to his feet and turns around, Smith knocks him down with a springboard knee strike. She makes the cover.

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Valero gets his shoulder up.

Smith picks up Valero, doubles him over with a kick to the midsection and sets him up for Swing Set, Match (swinging neckbreaker). At the last second, Valero rolls out of and throws out a short-arm clothesline. But Smith ducks. When Valero turns around, he gets caught with a pelé kick. The cheers continue as Smith doubles him over with another kick to the midsection before bringing him down with Swing, Set, Match. She makes the cover.

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Valero gets his foot on the bottom rope. The camera the zooms out to reveal Tully Barnes.

Geoff Penzer: What is Tully Barnes doing out here!? He’s not involved in this contest!

Smith looks over and sees Barnes. She then gets up and points to Barnes. Barnes puts his hands up and claims innocence. While this is happening, the boos pick up in intensity as Nate Bristow makes his way down to the ring. As soon as Bristow climbs up onto the apron, Smith runs over and knocks him off with a dropkick. Barnes climbs up onto the apron, only to get knocked off with a bicycle kick to the face. When Smith turns around, Valero doubles her over with a kick to the midsection. The crowd boos as he lifts her up, turns, runs across the ring and delivers a turnbuckle powerbomb into the exposed turnbuckles. Valero pulls Smith up from behind before delivers a PinnaclePlex (Regal Plex) that leaves her folded up. After kicking Smith over, Valero slowly pulls her up from behind by the hair before dropping her on her with The Franchise Tag (cobra clutch suplex). Valero pulls Smith over and makes the cover.

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THREE!

The crowd erupts with boos as “Amazing” blares throughout the arena.

Melanie Sierra: Here is your winner, RICKY VALERO!

Valero rips his arms away from the ref before rolling to the outside. Valero celebrates with Bristow & Barnes as they each take turn raising his arm in victory.

Geoff Penzer: Ricky Valero has just stolen this match from Noelle Smith with the help from Bristow & Barnes! Smith had him on the ropes! It was all but over until Bristow & Barnes came out to provided the distraction. They took one for the team so Valero could recover. Once he did, it was all bad news from there for Smith...

[FGA Office]

Date Sakuraba: (I have been fighting since I was a teenager. I use to be really angry a lot and bully people. I was kind of a burden on my mom and friends. But then I got my ass handed to me by my now mentor and everything just opened up to me. I took my anger and turned it into a focus and so I started to fight in MMA then wrestle. This is my lifestyle now and I wouldn't change it.)

"I'm In Love" by Tomoko Aran plays as the sun rises. The scene opens up to newly signed Date Sakuraba waking up early in the morning. He brushes his teeth, washes his face, gets dressed and headed for the airport.

Date Sakuraba: (Uhh, I use to wrestle for Glory For Puroresu which was an affiliate of HKW an American wrestling company. I had never set foot in America, because wrestling here in Japan I feel is way more satisfying in my honest opinion. Americans they're flashy, they live larger than life. I use to see a lot of Americans come to GFP with that same mindset. And in my head I kept saying, "Damn, would I like to shut them up..." It's just that competitor in me, you know? )

Date sits lone with his bags at the airport. The camera shows Date, half asleep, drinking a cup of coffee as he waits to board his plane.


Date Sakuraba: ( America seems like an opportunity to test myself against talent from the country. Too many times I hear how great it is. I want to know for myself. I'm a skeptic, and I want to be proven wrong. I want to get into amazing fights for the world to see. Growing up, I always felt unimportant and so I joined groups who made me feel big. I felt invincible sometimes, but then reality came and knocked some sense into me. As a fighter now, I want to know if Americans can put up a good fight. )

Date hears his flight number, then stands up. Carrying what he could he heads to his plane. The camera catches his back as he walks quickly.

Date Sakuraba: ( Afraid? Mmmmm....not really. I'm here now and there's no turning back. I can't just up and leave, that'd make me look bad you know? *chuckles* I'm a fighter. I am what I am, and there's no changing it. I will come to Flashpoint, and I will show everyone what kind of man I am. And hopefully they can take what I'm going to give to them all.)

The scene moves in slow motion as Date Sakuraba boards his plane for America, ready to have a fresh start in a new company.

[FGA Office]

★★★ FRONTIER LIONS CUP (FIRST ROUND) ★★★
Evan Envi vs. Aria Bankowski

“Outlet” by the eccentric artist Desiigner sets the P.A. System ablaze as the feet cuts to the backstage area where Aria Bankowski is spotted heading towards gorilla position!

Geoff Penzer: Aria Bankowski started off her FGA career with the spotlight on her. She wasn’t given a tune-up. She was thrown right into the fire against the veteran Ricky Valero in a Frontier Lions Cup Qualifier. The Darling didn’t fold under the pressure. She succeeded. But not by simply surviving. But by winning and advancing to tonight, where she faces another steep challenge in Evan Envi. Bankowski has proven already that she can handle the pressure. But can she handle what Envi brings to the table here tonight? We’re gonna find out...

Bankowski reached the curtain - taking in a few breaths. Aria pulled the curtain open slightly so the people watching on television at home could hear the cheers.

The energy of the FGA fanbase....

The Darling pushed passed the curtain. She began to walk to the ring slapping hands with some of the fans who were in attendance to see some fantastic action in the (INSERT ARENA HERE) tonight. After giving one of the younger children a hug Bankowski continued to make her way to the squared circle.

Melanie Sierra: The following contest is scheduled for one fall and it is a First Round Match in the Frontier Lions Cup! Ladies and gentlemen, making her way down to the ring from West Orange, New Jersey...Standing at SIX FEET tall…..Flashpoint’s very own DARLING! ARIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA BANKOWSKI!!!

Once Aria was closer to the ring she climbed up the steps before entering the ring. There she walked towards one of the corners climbing up to the second turnbuckle. As she pointed towards select fans “Can You Feel It?” took over the tune of Aria’s own music.

The frantic opening to “Can You Feel It?” hits the PA system to a deafening mixed reaction from the audience. As purple-colored strobes flicker throughout the darkened arena, Evan Envi walks through the curtains toward the top of the ramp. He pauses, looking out among the audience with an arched brow before casually making his way toward the ring, a look of amusement crossing his face as he endures the varying reactions from the audience. He pauses just once at the bottom of the ramp, looking around the venue once more, a smirk spreading across his face.+

Melanie Sierra: And her opponent, from Ocean City, Maryland! Weighing in at 203 pounds! He is “The Chief” EVAAAAANNNNN ENNNNNNVIIIIII!!!

Finally, as Envi walks up the steel steps and onto the apron, the lights slowly return to normal. He climbs the ropes like a staircase, raising the double “V” fingers into the air as he pauses on the top turnbuckle and then drops down into the ring, fingers still raised above his head as he marches toward the far set of ropes, looking out into the audience with a wink, muttering something to himself as his music fades and his arms lower to his side, loosening up his limbs as he backs into the corner.

Geoff Penzer: Since returning from a hiatus from the ring, The Chief has been in rare from. He put on a performance that many are still raving about against old foe Logan Alexander before putting on another clinic against Dan Herrera. Everyone joked about Envi being picked last in the Brand Extension Draft at #47. But no one is laughing now. People are quickly remembering just how great Evan Envi truly is. Tonight, he’s got a chance to advance to the Quarterfinals but standing in his way is The Darling. Envi has a huge edge in experience. But so did Valero, and we saw how well that ended for him. He cannot take Bankowski lightly or he will join Valero on the sidelines while Bankowski pushes forward. Its Envi versus Bankowski! Here we go!

The bell sounds as Envi and Bankowski start things off with a lockup. Bankowski quickly gains the advantage with a side headlock before transitioning into a hammerlock from behind. She then turns Envi around before sending him down to the mat with an arm drag before transitioning into a kneeling armbar. The ref gets down and asks Envi if he wants to give up. After Envi refuses, he battles back to his feet. He then moves Bankowski into the near ropes before shoving her off into the far ropes. When Bankowski returns, The Chief knocks her down with a standing shoulder block. He then turns and runs into the ropes. When he comes back, Bankowski turns over into the prone position. Instead of hopping over her, Envi delivers an elbow drop across the back. He then pulls Bankowski over and makes the cover.

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Bankowski kicks out.

Geoff Penzer: The young Bankowski left herself open and Envi capitalized on her mistake...

Envi picks up Bankowski, moves her into the corner and delivers a knife edge chop that echoes throughout the arena. Bankowski responds by blasting him with a backhand chop. Envi throws out and connects with a blistering knife edge chop. Bankowski comes back with another backhand chop to the chest. She begins to knock Envi away from the corner and towards the center of the ring with repeated backhand chops. She then takes Bankowski and whips him into the ropes. When Bankowski returns, Bankowski leapfrogs over him. Once she lands on her feet and turns around, Envi knocks her down with a hard European Uppercut.

Geoff Penzer: Bankowski caught all of that uppercut!

Envi brings Bankowski back to her feet, moves her into the corner and unleashes a series of rapid, alternating European Uppercuts and knife edge chops. The crowd “WOOOOOOO”s after each strike. He then takes Bankowski and whips her into the opposite corner. Envi runs across the ring to follow up with another attack. Instead, Bankowski knocks him back with a boot to the face. After shaking off the blow, Envi heads right back into the corner. Bankowski knocks him back with another boot to the face. She then runs out of the corner before knocking Bankowski down with a lariat. Envi gets up, only to get knocked back down by another lariat. Bankowski takes Envi and whips him into the ropes. When Envi returns, Bankowski brings him down with a hip toss. She then sits up Envi and delivers a backhand chop to the back of the neck before heading into the ropes. When Bankowski returns, she flattens Envi with a sliding lariat. She makes the cover.

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Envi kicks out.

Geoff Penzer: Bankowski’s looking good thus far! The Darling is keeping her composure and not letting the pressure of the situation get to her...

The crowd explodes with cheers after Bankowski brings Envi back to his feet and grabs a hold of his wrist.

Geoff Penzer: We’re going to see how “Unwristlockable” Envi truly is!

Bankowski nods her head while Envi shakes his head. She then slowly performs an arm wrench. Once the move has been executed, Envi rolls forward, leans back, kips up and reverses into an arm wrench of his own. He then takes Bankowski and goes for an irish whip. But Bankowski reverses, sending him into the ropes. When Envi returns, he slams on the brakes when Bankowski holds out her hands and yells “WAIT A MINUTE!” She then quickly reaches down and wrenches Envi’s arm to cheers from the crowd. Bankowski delivers two more arm wrenches before, Envi rolls forward, turns over onto his knees, flips over with a headstand and sends Bankowski flipping down to the canvas with a hard arm wrench. He drops down and makes the cover.

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Bankowski kicks out.

Envi goes for a side headlock. But Bankowski’s able to slip out and reverse into a hammerlock. After Envi gets back to a vertical base, he reaches back, grabs Bankowski and throws her down in front of him with a snapmare. He goes to follow up with an elbow drop. But Bankowski rolls out of the way. As Envi is getting back to his feet, Bankowski latches onto the arm and wrenches it. Envi then uses his free arm to move Bankowski back into the ropes, forcing a rope break.

Ref: ONE…. TWO…

As soon as Bankowski lets go, Envi sends Bankowski slumping down against the ropes with a forearm strike to the face. He then turns and runs into the far ropes. When Envi returns, Bankowski gets up, ducks and dumps Envi over the top rope and to the floor. Bankowski steps out onto the apron and begins to wave Envi up. Once Envi returns to his feet and turns around, Bankowski runs along the apron before jumping off and knocking him down with a diving lariat. The cheers continue as she picks up Envi and roll him back inside. Bankowski rolls herself back in before making the cover.

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Envi kicks out.

Bankowski picks up and places him in another side headlock. Envi then nails Bankowski with three shots to the ribs before going for a belly to back suplex. But Bankowski’s able to roll over his shoulder, lands on her feet and quickly roll him up with an O’Connor Roll.

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Envi kicks out.

After both grapplers return to their feet, Bankowski takes Envi and goes for an irish whip. But Envi reverses, sending her into the ropes. When Bankowski returns, the crowd responds with a strong mixed reaction when Envi knocks her down with the Kapowski Kick. He makes the cover.

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Bankowski gets her shoulder up.

Envi pick up Bankowski and nails her with a knife edge chop before sending her into the ropes with an irish whip. When Bankowski returns, Envi throws her down with a belly to belly suplex. He hooks the leg.

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Bankowski gets her shoulder up.

Envi picks up Bankowski and goes for a vertical suplex, but Bankowski blocks it. Envi then tries to lift Bankowski up for another vertical suplex but again, Bankowski blocks it. The crowd cheers when Bankowski begins to pick up Envi...

Geoff Penzer: Look at the strength of Bankowski! She’s almost got him up!

… but Envi kicks his legs, forcing himself back. He then quickly follows up with a snap suplex. He makes the cover.

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Bankowski gets her shoulder up.

Envi picks up Bankowski, places her in a headlock and goes for a running bulldog. But Bankowski shoves him off into the ropes. When Envi returns, Bankowski doubles him over with a spinning back kick before delivering a sitout jawbreaker. Envi staggers back towards the ropes. While he tries to shake off the blow, Bankowski returns to her feet and runs into the far ropes. When she comes back, Envi ducks and dumps her over the top rope and to the floor. After stirring on the floor, Bankowski turns herself over on all fours. While she slowly picks herself back up, Envi takes off into the far ropes. When he comes back, cheers and boos are heard as he leaps through the ropes and knocks Bankowski down with a suicide European Uppercut. The mixed reaction continues as he picks up Bankowski and rolls her back inside. He then climbs up onto the apron and delivers a slingshot elbow drop before making the cover.

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Bankowski gets her foot on the bottom rope. Envi picks up Bankowski, drags her over towards the center of the ring and makes the cover.

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Bankowski gets her shoulder up.

Envi picks up Bankowski, lifts her up and throws her down with a front suplex. As Bankowski gets up on her knees, Envi runs past her and into the ropes. When he returns, he brings Bankowski down with a running Cutter. Envi pushes her over before making the cover.

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Bankowski gets her shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Bankowski was driven face-first into the canvas, but was still able to get her shoulder up! We’re seeing a ton of fight out of The Darling here tonight!

Envi picks up Bankowski and whips her into the corner. He runs over to attack. But Bankowski doubles him over with a back kick to the midsection. She then follows up with a springboard sunset flip.

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Envi kicks out.

After both grapplers return to their feet, Bankowski throws out the Bank Shot (Superkick) to gasps and cheers from the crowd. But Envi catches her foot. He then swings her leg away from him. When Bankowski spins back towards Envi, he throws out a roundhouse kick. But Bankowski ducks and rolls him up with a schoolboy.

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After both grapplers return to their feet, Bankowski throws out the Bank Shot again. This time, Envi ducks. When Bankowski turns around, she gets rocked with a roundhouse kick before getting brought down by a step-up hurricanrana….

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Bankowski kicks out.

Envi takes Bankowski and goes for an irish whip. But Bankowski reverses, sending him into the corner. Bankowski rushes into the corner. But Envi knocks her back with a European Uppercut. Envi then scales to the top turnbuckle, flips off and goes for a diving moonsault. But Bankowski moves out of the way, causing Envi to crash onto the canvas. After Envi gets up on his knees…

*THWACK*

The crowd erupts with cheers when Bankowski connects with the Bank Shot.

Geoff Penzer: Evan Envi just got taken to Bank Shot City! This could be it right here!

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Cheers and boos are heard when Envi gets his shoulder up.

Bankowski picks up Envi and whips him into the ropes. When Envi comes back, the crowd cheers when Bankowski throws him down with The Prettyslam (snap scoop powerslam). She hooks the leg.

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A strong mixed reaction comes from the crowd when Envi gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: She almost had him. Bankowski almost had him!

Bankowski picks up Envi and sets him up for the BDT (DDT), which elicits gasps and cheers from the crowd. But Envi is quick to grab Bankowski and ram her back-first into the corner. Envi pulls her away from the corner, only to ram her back-first against the turnbuckles again. After bringing Bankowski from out of the corner again, Envi quickly slips around to her back, places her in a straightjacket hold and pulls down, delivering multiple backbreakers. Envi then pulls up Bankowski, places her into position and hurls her into the corner with a pumphandle suplex. After Bankowski rolls away from the corner, Envi steps out onto the apron before climbing the turnbuckles. Once he reaches the top, the crowd stands on their feet before he flips off before crashing down across Bankowski with the Helter Skelter (450 Splash).

Geoff Penzer: The risk risk pays off for Envi! Is it enough to put Bankowski away?

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Geoff Penzer: It is!

Boos and cheers are heard from the crowd when “Can You Feel It?” blares throughout the arena.

Melanie Sierra: Here is your winner, EVAN ENVI!

The mixed reaction continues while Envi gets his arm raised.

Geoff Penzer: Evan Envi gains a measure of revenge on yet another person that was drafted ahead of him! The Chief defeats Aria Bankowski, advancing to the Quarterfinals, where he will meet none other than Kendall Kingham at Final Frontier!

[FGA Office]

“DYNAMIC”
06.11.16

Sophie then gets to her feet and charges towards Cordy before taking her out with a big boot to heavy boos from the audience! The HKW wrestler then grabs Magdalena and drags her towards their corner before exiting out onto the apron. El then tags herself in before rushing into the ring and catching the back of Dan’s head with a knee drop! She then turns him over and goes for the cover!

Stephy Auger: Sophie El is on a roll right now!

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Dan kicks out!

El gets to her feet once again and motions for Herrera to do the same. The former GDW owner does indeed get to his feet, allowing the Kaiser family member to move forward and catch Dan in the side of the head with an enzuigiri, dropping him to the mat! Sophie once again goes for the cover after that!

Kris Cruise: Enzuigiri by El! She goes for the cover!

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Dan kicks out again!

Sophie lets out a frustrated sigh before she motions for Dan to get to his feet again. However, this time when he does, she charges at him...allowing him to catch her with a snap scoop powerslam! Dan then quickly rolls over and tags out to Cordy, who begins to go up top!

Stephy Auger: Oh no! This is never good for anyone facing Cordy Stevenson!

Cordy leaps off, looking to hit her 630 senton splash, but Sophie moves out of the way at the last second, causing Cordy to land on her feet! Stevenson then turns around and is met with a high impact European uppercut that floors her!

Kris Cruise: Pour Vous, La Mort!

Sophie then tells Magdalena to enter the ring as she slowly gets Cordy up to both feet. Once she’s got Cordy in front of her, Lady Magdalena attempts another spinning heel kick...but Cordy ducks...forcing Magdalena to catch Sophie instead!

Stephy Auger: Oh no!

Lady Mags stares at Sophie, who is semi out of it now, before getting caught with another spear from Dan Herrera!

Kris Cruise: What a spear by Dan Herrera!

Dan then tosses her out of the ring before he gets Cordy up! Stevenson then quickly climbs a corner before quickly leaping off and hitting that 630 senton splash cleanly! Stevenson then hooks both legs as the audience counts along while Dan keeps guard!

Stephy Auger: The Beauty School Dropout connects! I hate to say it, but this might be it!

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“New Level” blasts over the PA as the crowd explodes with cheers.

J.A. Aldridge: Here are your 2016 DYNAMIC DUOS WINNERS… CORDY STEVENSON.... DAN HERRERA… STATUS QUO!!!

Dan and Cordy both celebrate in the ring after Dan gets Cordy to her feet.

Kris Cruise: What a win for Cordy and Dan. They battle through all four rounds of the Dynamic Duos Tournament and now, they’ve got their shot against Ricky Valero and Luke Jackson for the World Tag Team Championship at All-Star Showdown V!

[FGA Office]

We cut to the backstage area where we fade from the scene inside the ring, to a smaller image of the scene on a monitor inside of a dressing room. As the camera continues to pan out, the audience roars at the sight of Ashlyn De Luca. Although her back is turned, the SSWA World Championship slung over her shoulder gives away her identity. Placing the championship belt aside, on top of the table next to her HKW Bloodlust Championship. Taking a look at both belts, a small grin slowly crosses her face.

Ashlyn De Luca: Dude. My confidence is off the charts right now. I dunno what it is. I dunno if it’s these fumes. If it’s this city-- I dunno.

Ashlyn reaches up and powers off the monitor.

Ashlyn De Luca: I got all these vibes though. Peaches and Dan are destined to get shmacked the hell up tonight. Destined. And I mean, I can hear your eyebrow raising. I’m not cocky. I’m not cocky. I’m just feelin it.

She turns, taking a few steps away from the monitor, glancing out of the side of her eye as Logan Alexander rises to his feet from the chair, pulling his second elbow pad up over his wrist with a nod.

Logan Alexander: Well, that’s good to know. Just don’t let all this gold here weigh you down with the assumption that more is guaranteed to join it tonight. None of the champions you’ve faced have been easy ones to overcome. Dan and Peaches are no different. Give them the professional respect they deserve and be ready to give them a fight as though they are much better than you.

Logan glances toward his partner and opens his mouth to say something else, but he’s interrupted by a small knock against the frame of the open door. Neither member of the Chaotics has to look away from the other to recognize the familiar cadence of interviewer Amanda Johnson.

Ashlyn De Luca: Come in.

Amanda Johnson steps in, a smile on her face, but obviously ready to get down to business, feeling no need to introduce the Chaotics.

Amanda Johnson: Ashlyn, Logan, I couldn’t help but overhear your enthusiasm heading forward into your Tag Team Championship match, which at this point is just a few moments away on the other side of our 15 Championship match.

Amanda catches herself-- possibly intentionally, for the sake of a segway-- and gestures toward De Luca.

Amanda Johnson: At least, one of you is enthusiastic. “Confident”, even. Logan, we’ve only seen you in action once since a nasty landing at the hands of Dan Herrera’s Walking Papers, so I have to ask-- what’s different about the Logan Alexander here tonight at the Six Year Anniversary in comparison to the Logan we saw against Herrera six weeks ago?

He looks towards Amanda.

Logan Alexander: There are a few differences of note.

He holds up his left pinky finger.

Ashlyn De Luca: Tell’em.

Logan Alexander: One, I’m still a bit on the mend from that harsh but legal crash landing I endured a month and a half ago. I am ready to compete and I don’t expect the lingering effects to be a serious factor in this match. I was able to give Evan a decent fight a month ago, so I expect much better of myself tonight.

He then raises his left ring finger.

Ashlyn De Luca: Let’em know.

Logan Alexander: Two, I’ve had six weeks to prepare for this match. I’ve spent a lot of that time studying the Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad through footage from both inside and outside the ring. I’ve also spent a lot of time dissecting Dan’s Walking Papers, both through tape and through hands on experience.

Amanda Johnson: Hands on experience? How did you gain that since your last match.

He smiles slightly.

Logan Alexander: One of the advantages of having your own wrestling school is that you have students who are willing to play the role of guinea pigs. I made sure no one actually had to actually experience the landing of a muscle buster, but observing up close someone being held in the setup for the drop lets you probe for weaknesses.

He lets out a breath and his smile disappears.

Logan Alexander: I concede the point that I couldn’t work with anyone of Dan’s experience in executing that move. Tonight is likely going to be the first time I can truly put my theory into practice and see if my escape methods do work. But if I can dodge that situation entirely, I’ll go with it.

He then lifts his left middle finger to join the other two.

Ashlyn De Luca: Hit ‘em with bullet number three.

Logan Alexander: But the third and most important difference is that I’m not fighting this match alone and that this match isn’t a warm up for another match further down the line.

He looks to Ashlyn, who gives him a wink, a classic finger-gun and a click before he turns back toward Amanda.

Logan Alexander: This is our opportunity. We got here together and now we’re going to fight beside one another to try and claim our prize.

Ashlyn De Luca: Helllll yes…

Ashlyn nods in agreement, slapping her hands just once, psyching herself up as Logan continues. Alexander looks back to Amanda.

Logan Alexander: Because of that, this match is more important to me than any other one I’ve had here in FGA. Even the Dynamic Duos final. And this is all being done for my partner.

He smirks as he looks back towards Ashlyn.

Logan Alexander: She was the motivating force behind us travelling this road together. I wouldn’t have entered the tournament if not for her. I’d be fighting some other battle right now if it had been left up to me. So tonight, I’m looking to make her goal come to fruition. I will be glad to take up one half of the Tag Team championships, should we prove deserving of them, but I’m not doing this for myself. I’m doing this for my partner.

He looks back to Amanda once more.

Logan Alexander: And I have no intention of failing her on this.

Amanda looks impressed by the outpouring, to the point that she pauses to find a follow-up, but Ashlyn cuts in, jerking a thumb in Logan’s direction.

Ashlyn De Luca: This dude is too much, man. Stuff like this is why I have a big ego. He’s an enabler. It’s horrible, I love it.

Ashlyn lowers her hands, smirking from Logan to Amanda with a half-lidded, knowing expression.

Ashlyn De Luca: Lemme hijack this camera.

Amanda Johnson: Be my guest, guys.

With a half-bow, Amanda backs out of frame as Ashlyn turns the camera on Logan and then onto herself, narrowing her eyes into the lens.

Ashlyn De Luca: Peaches. Daniel. The timeclock on your title reign is down to double digits, my friends. No more pissing contests. No more dick-measuring. No more gags, no more video games. This is where we feel exactly what we think of one another. In a few minutes, we’re not coming lookin for revenge for what happened to Logan, or to prove our worth, or something like that. We know our worth. We’re here. Our only goal is to get those FGA Tag Team Championships. For me, it’s about accomplishing something that I’ve never done. And it bugs me that I haven’t done it. So you two? You guys are hella good. But we have flawless victory after flawless victory to our name and nothing else. So. Logan and I are still on this ride and the final destination hasn’t changed. We’re still gettin at those titles and you’re still gettin shmacked up. Talk to ‘em, Logan.

Ashlyn pushes the camera away roughly, and it settles, focusing on Logan Alexander.

Logan Alexander: You are the team to beat and we’re going to be coming at you with everything we’ve got. Tonight will be a chaotic one and with that, we plan to leave with everyone saying ‘Chaotics won’.

The Chaotics wall out of frame to a pop from an audience that doesn’t yet have to be divided. We cut back to our interviewer.

Amanda Johnson: Our 2017 Dynamic Duo, Chaotics versus the champs, Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad— still to come, for our FGA Tag Team Championships. Stay tuned.

We fade to black on Amanda Johnson.

[FGA Office]

★★★ FRONTIER LIONS CUP (FIRST ROUND) ★★★
★★★ 15 CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH ★★★
(c) Brian Stryker vs. Terrence Tillman

As the beginning horn sound that starts “Forever” blasts through the arena, Terrence Tillman runs out to the stage. Running back and forth shouting and waving his arms in the air motioning for the fans to get on their feet. He stops in the center and stretches his arms out to either side shouting “It’s Time” at the top of his lungs. Tillman starts his march to the ring with a smile on his face, slapping hands of the kids in the audience letting out an occasional “Wooo!” or “Yeah baby!”

Melanie Sierra: The following contest is scheduled for one fall with a fifteen minute time limit and it is for the FGA 15 CHAMPIONSHIP! Introducing first, the challenger! From Orlando, Florida! Weighing in at 230 pounds! He is “Terrific” TERRENCE TIIILLLLLLLMAAAANNNN!!!

Tillman rolls into the ring under the bottom rope and runs to each corner pointing to the fans, clapping his hands, and feeding off the crowd reaction.

Geoff Penzer: “Terrific” Terrence Tillman has a shot at history. Triple T is looking to become a three-time 15 Champion here tonight as well as advance to the Quarterfinals of the Frontier Lions Cup! Tillman feels that the championship should still be his and how could you argue with him? The title was unfairly stripped of him back when the title was property of Glitz, Glamour and Glory Wrestling. He was then screwed out of it for a second time when Macy Dover cost him the match against Julian Tijerina. Triple T’s path has led him here to tonight, where he once again has a chance to become 15 Champion again. Can The Terrific One send the T-Unit home happy with a championship win!?

"The following beat down has been brought to you by Dark Horse Protection. Dark Horse Protection: Protecting your ass, cause we need root beer money."

"Yeah,
I've made my mistake
I've seen my heart cave in
I got my scars
I've been to hell and back again"

Dark Horses by Switchfoot starts to play as the guitar intro hammers out into the arena. Brian Stryker walks out from behind the curtain, his hood up, title belt around his neck. Brian walks to the center of the stage. He gets down on one knee and runs his hand over the floor of the stage. He rises to his feet and throws his hood back, grabbing his title as he holds it above his head..

"Born for the blue skies
We’ll survive the rain
Born for the sunrise
We’ll survive the pain"

Melanie Sierra: And his opponent, from Maui, hawaii! Weighing at 215 pounds! He is the reigning and defending FGA 15 Champion! He is “The Dad of Professional Wrestling” BRIIIIIIAAAAAN STRYYYYYYYKEERRRRR!!!

He walks down the ramp, not taking his eyes off the ring. When he gets to the steel steps, he walks up them and climbs the turnbuckle to the top. He looks out to the crowd before holding out his title as the crowd sings the chorus.

"We’re singing…
Hey, you can’t count us out
We’ve been running up against the crowd
Yeah, we are the dark horses
We’re singing…
Wait! It’s not over now
We’ve been down but we’ve never been out
Yeah, we are the dark horses"

Stryker sits himself on the top turnbuckle as he looks down at his title and kisses the front plate before handing it to the ref.

Geoff Penzer: Stryker’s “Quest To Four” brings us here to the Allstate Arena here tonight. He’s defeated El Stravito, Noelle Smith and The Crimson Baroness! The last man standing in his way is Terrence Tillman. With a win here tonight, Stryker will have the option of cashing in his championship for a guaranteed shot at the Pride Champion. Stryker could also keep the title. But from everything we’ve heard from Stryker, if he gets that fourth successful title defense, then he’s going after the Pride Champion. Both Chris Madison, as well as Fujiko Mine, have to have their sights set on this match! One of them could be looking at the next man to challenge them for the championship! However, this fourth title defense is not guaranteed. Only three individuals have successfully defended an FGA championship four times! Out of all the champions over FGA’s illustrious six years, only three grapplers have done that! Will Stryker join that list here tonight? Or will The Leader of the T-Unit make history of his own? The 15 Championship, as well as the last Flashpoint spot in the Quarterfinals, is on the line. Here we go!

The bell sounds as Stryker and Tillman starts things off with a handshake. The crowd cheers before both men begin circling the ring. They the size each other up before locking up. After jockeying for position, Tillman is quick to take Stryker down with an arm drag. Triple T bounces back to his feet and bounces from side to side as he waits for Stryker to get back up. The Champion returns to his feet before circling the ring. The two grapplers size each other up before heading towards the center of the ring and locking up. This time, it’s Stryker that throws Tillman down with a japanese arm drag. Stryker then returns to his feet and waves up Tillman. Triple T rolls over onto his knees and claps for the champ before getting back to a vertical base. Both grapplers circle the ring before heading towards the center. Stryker goes for a lock up. But Tillman ducks under, goes behind and applies a waist lock. Stryker then elbows him in the face, performs a standing switch and applies a waist lock of his own. Tillman then reaches down, pulls Stryker’s arms from around his waist and reverses into an arm wrench. Tillman executes another arm wrench before applying pressure to the wrist. The ref asks Stryker if he wants to give up. But the champ refuses. He then rolls forward, leans back, kips up and reverses into an arm wrench of his own. But Tillman is quick to reverse into a hammerlock from behind. Stryker then reaches back with his free arm, grabs Tillman and sends him flipping down in front of him with a snapmare. He drops down for the cover.

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Geoff Penzer: Both grapplers have been pretty evenly matched thus far...
Stryker catches Tillman in a side headlock as he tries to get back up. But the hold doesn’t stay on for long as Triple T shoves him off into the ropes. When Stryker returns, Tillman leapfrogs over him. Stryker runs into the far ropes. When Stryker returns, Tillman leapfrogs over him without turning around. Stryker continues to run the ropes. When Stryker comes back, the crowd cheers when Tillman knocks him down with a dropsault. He makes the cover.

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Stryker kicks out.

Tillman pulls up Stryker and places him in a side headlock. After a shot to the ribs, Stryker shoves him off into the ropes. When Tillman returns, Stryker leapfrogs over him. Tillman then runs into the far ropes. When Tillman returns, Stryker turns and drops down onto his stomach. So Tillman hops over him before continuing to run the ropes. When Tillman returns, the crowd cheers when Stryker knocks him down with a dropkick. He makes the cover.

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Tillman kicks out.

Stryker picks up Tillman, moves him into the corner and gives him a trio of knife edge chops. He then takes Tillman and sends him into the opposite corner with an irish whip. Stryker runs across the ring to attack, but he gets nailed with a back elbow to the face. While Stryker holds his jaw, Tillman turns away from him and goes for the DDTripleT (Stylin DDT). But as soon as Tillman springboards onto the middle ropes, Stryker connects with a dropkick, sending Tillman tumbling over the top rope and to the floor. Stryker steps out onto the apron and waves up Tillman while Tillman lays on the floor. Triple T winces as he slowly tries to get off the floor. Once he returns to his feet and turns around, Stryker runs along the apron before hopping off and bringing him down with a flying hurricanrana. Stryker returns to his feet before picking up Tillman and rolling him back inside. He slides back in, drags Tillman away from the ropes and makes the cover.

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Tillman kicks out.

Geoff Penzer: Did you catch that? Good ring awareness there by Stryker to pull Tillman away from the ropes. Tillman could have gotten his foot on the rope to break the pin. But Stryker dragged him to the center of the ring because he wanted him to exert more energy on the kickout.

Stryker picks up Tillman and goes for a vertical suplex. But Tillman blocks it. So Stryker tightens his grip before going for another vertical suplex. This time, Tillman blocks by dropping down to a knee. So Stryker takes advantage of Tillman’s positioning and applies a guillotine choke. The crowd cheers as they see Stryker trying to fully cinch in the hold. Before Stryker can get it in nice and tight, Tillman gets back to his feet and counters by lifting him up, running across the ring and ramming him back-first into the corner. Tillman stands tall before delivering a trio of chops of his own. He then takes Stryker and sends him crashing into the opposite corner with an irish whip. Triple T runs across the ring to attack. But Stryker ducks and dumps him over the top rope. When Tillman lands on his feet on the apron, Stryker turns around and throws out a strike. But he gets doubled over with a shoulder thrust through the ropes. Tillman then follows up with a sunset flip. But Stryker’s able to roll through it. The champ quickly grabs a hold of Tillman’s legs and flips back over into a jackknife pin.

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Tillman bridges up, turns, hooks Stryker’s arms and slowly brings him down with a backslide pin.

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Stryker slips out. As soon as Tillman stands up on his knees, Stryker gets him with a spiking hurricanrana. He makes the cover.

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Tillman gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Head-first onto the canvas goes Tilman! But he gets his shoulder up!

Stryker picks up Tillman, lifts him up and delivers a vertical suplex. The champion then heads across the ring before stepping out onto the apron. Stryker makes his way along the apron before beginning to climb the turnbuckles. Once he gets one foot on the top turnbuckle, the crowd cheers when Tillman rushes into the corner, runs up the turnbuckle and locks Stryker in a standing fujiwara armbar. Stryker howls in pain while Tillman’s got the moved locked on tight. The ref heads over and gives Tillman until a count of five to break the hold.

Ref: ONE… TWO… THREE… FO-

Tillman lets go before quickly throwing Stryker down to the mat with an avalanche arm drag. After Stryker rolls over and gets up on a knee, Triple T runs across the ring and catches him with a Shining Black. The cheers continue as he pushes Stryker over and makes the cover.

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Stryker gets his shoulder up.

Tillman picks up Stryker and whips him into the ropes. When Stryker returns, Tillman goes for a back body drop. But Stryker slips down from behind. After Stryker places him in another waist lock, Tillman runs forward. He wraps his arms around the top rope and yanks back, sending Stryker down to the canvas. After Stryker rolls back up to his feet, Tillman runs over and throws out a discus elbow strike. But Stryker ducks. When Tillman turns around, Stryker leaps up and catches him in a standing guillotine choke with bodyscissors. Tillman’s face shows panic once Stryker cinches in the hold. The ref asks Triple T if he wants to give up. But the Leader of the T-Unit refuses. He then grabs a hold of Stryker and counters with a bridging northern lights suplex.

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Stryker gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: What a counter from Tillman!

Tillman picks up Stryker and doubles him over with a kick to the midsection. He then steps back before running forward to throw out the Terrific Kick (scissors kick). But Stryker slips out of the way, grabs him from behind and delivers the Stryke 2 (leg-hook Saito Suplex)! He makes the cover.

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Tillman gets his shoulder up.

Stryker picks up Tillman and knocks him back with three punches to the face. He then turns and runs into the ropes. When Stryker returns, he brings Tillman down with a running hurricanrana. The momentum from the move sends Tillman rolling to the outside. Once Tillman gets back to his feet, Stryker heads over to the ropes before bringing him down with a high angle body press to the outside! The cheers continue as Stryker picks up Triple T and rolls him back inside. He then slides back in and makes the cover.

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Tillman gets his shoulder up.

Stryker picks up Tillman and whips him into the corner. He then runs across the ring to throw out a corner elbow. But Tillman rolls out of the way. After Stryker crashes into the turnbuckles, Tillman lights up his chest with chops before sending him into the opposite corner with an irish whip. Triple T runs, jumps and goes for a corner splash. But Stryker moves out of the way, causing Tillman to crash into the turnbuckles. Stryker lifts him up from behind and sits him backwards on the top turnbuckle. The crowd gasps as Stryker climbs up and goes for a Spider Suplex. But Tillman blocks and counters with repeated elbows to face. The last of which knocks Stryker down. While Stryker hangs upside down in the Tree of Woe, Triple T stands up on the top turnbuckle. He then jumps down off the top. Once he lands on his feet, he rolls forward, turns around, rushes back into the corner and connects with a baseball slide to the face. After Stryker’s body is knocked down out of the corner, Tillman pushes him over and makes the cover.

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T-NO!

Stryker gets his foot on the bottom rope.

Geoff Penzer: Good ring awareness there again from Stryker...

Triple T picks up Stryker and brings him back into the corner. After climbing up onto the middle ropes, Tillman goes for a Tornado DDT. But Stryker’s able to shove him off in mid air After Tillman lands on his feet, he rushes back over into the corner. But he gets knocked back by a back elbow to the face. Stryker then turns away from Tillman, springboards to the top turnbuckle and knocks him down with a corkscrew moonsault. The cheers continue as he makes the cover.

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Tillman gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Stryker connects with the high risk maneuver, but it wasn't enough for the three count!

Stryker picks up Tillman and whips him across the ring with an irish whip. Stryker then runs across the ring, connects with a corner elbow and follows up with a CCS Enzuigiri. Tillman staggers along the ropes before dropping to the canvas and rolling to the outside. Stryker heads to the center of the ring and begins waving his arms up and down to hype the crowd. Once Tillman begins to pick himself up off the floor, Stryker turns and runs into the far ropes. When he comes back, the crowd explodes with cheers when he knocks down Tillman with a springboard Shooting Star Splash to the outside.

Geoff Penzer: Stryker takes flight and takes out Triple T!!!

Stryker picks up Tillman and rolls him back inside. After climbing up onto the apron, Stryker springboards to the top turnbuckle and goes for a Phoenix Splash. But he ends up crashing across Tillman's knees.

Geoff Penzer: Tillman got his knees up!

Stryker bounces off of Tillman’s knees before turning over onto his back. While Stryker guards his midsection, Tillman turns over on all fours before getting back to his feet. Triple T then heads into the corner before crashing on top of Stryker with the Terry-sault (double jump moonsault)! He hooks the leg.

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Stryker gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: So close!

Tillman picks up Stryker and whips him into the corner. He runs, jumps and connects with a corner splash. He then takes Stryker and sends him into the opposite corner with an irish whip. Tillman runs, leaps over from the middle of the ring and goes for another corner splash. Time time, Stryker moves out of the way. Instead of crashing into the turnbuckles, Tillman lands safely on the middle ropes. When Stryker turns around, Tillman flips back and brings him down with the DDTriple T! The cheers continue as he makes the cover.

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Stryker gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Triple T nearly had him! He thought the 15 Championship was going to be his again!

Tillman picks up Stryker and goes for a brainbuster. But Stryker blocks the move. He then grabs a hold of Tillman and goes for a brainbuster of his own. But Tillman counters and reverses into a small package.

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After both grapplers return to their feet, Tillman throws out a kick to the midsection. After Stryker catches his foot, Tillman knocks him down with a dragonwhip kick to the face. He then picks up Stryker and whips him into the ropes. When Stryker returns, Tillman knocks him down with the Chin Checka (savate kick). He then drags Stryker into position before stepping out onto the apron. Triple T slaps the top turnbuckle three times before scaling up to the top. The crowd cheers when he flips off for the Skyfall (450 Splash). But Stryker’s able to roll out of the way. Instead of crashing onto the apron, Tillman lands of his feet before his momentum sends him rolling forward. When Tillman turns around, he gets sent flying backwards into the turnbuckles with a front dropkick. While Tillman slumps down in the corner, Stryker steps out onto the apron and scales to the top turnbuckle. The crowd stands on their feet and buzzes with anticipation before Stryker leaps across the ring and nails Tillman in the face with the Coast to Coast. Cheers and applause are heard throughout the crowd. Stryker drags Tillman away from the corner and makes the cover.

Geoff Penzer: Stryker just went Coast To Coast! This could be it right here...

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The crowd cheers and applauds when Tillman gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: How did he get his shoulder up after that!?

Stryker picks up Tillman and delivers the Freak Accident (pumphandle neckbreaker lift into a cutter). As Tillman slowly turns over onto his back, Stryker steps out onto the apron and scales to the top turnbuckle. He flips off and goes for the Air Stryke (Shooting Star Press). But he ends up crashing across Tillman’s knees.

Geoff Penzer: Tillman got his knees up again!

Stryker rolls away from Tilman while he clutches his ribs. Once Stryker turns over and gets up on his knees, Tillman runs over and flattens him him with a Shining Wizard. He then picks up Stryker, lifts him up and plants him with a brainbuster. Tillman turns over and makes the cover.

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The crowd cheers when Stryker gets his shoulder up. Tillman can’t believe it.

Geoff Penzer: How much closer can you get!?

Tillman picks up Stryker, grabs him from behind and delivers a release Tiger Suplex that leaves Stryker folded up on the mat. He then goes over and pulls up Stryker before doubling him over with a knee to the midsection. Triple T goes and heads into the ropes. When he returns, he sends Stryker flipping down to the canvas with the Terrific Kick. he makes the cover.

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The crowd cheers when Stryker gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Another close call! Tillman was less than a half a second away from getting the 15 Championship!

Tillman slowly picks up Stryker… before quickly slipping behind him and locking on the TTO (Cobra Clutch).

Geoff Penzer: There it is! Tillman Tap Out! Tillman Tap out!

The crowd explodes with cheers once Tillman’s got the TTO locked on. The ref asks Stryker if he wants to give up. When Stryker refuses, Tillman cinches in the hold. Stryker begins to cringe while Tillman applies even more pressure. Triple T is fighting for the submission while Stryker tries to get to the ropes. Stryker stakes a labored step forward… then another… then another. He then climbs up the turnbuckles, pushes off the top turnbuckles and lands on top of Tillman before rolling over and pinning Tillman’s shoulders to the mat…

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Tillman lets go of the TTO.

Geoff Penzer: The TTO nearly backfired on Tillman!

After both grapplers return to their feet, Tillman throws out another discus elbow strike. But Stryker ducks, lifts Tillman up across his shoulders and throws him down with the Kilauea Eruption (argentine backbreaker)! The cheers continue as he makes the cover.

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The gasps, then cheers and applauds when Tillman gets his shoulder up. Stryker does a double take.

Geoff Penzer: Stryker thought he had him! I thought he had him!

Stryker picks up Tillman and whips him into the ropes. When Tillman returns, he sees Stryker setting up for a back body drop. So he stands him upright with a kick to the face before bringing him down with the Top-Tier-Takedown (leaping reverse STO)! With Stryker sprawled out on the canvas, Tillman rolls out onto the apron. He pulls himself up using the ropes before slowly climbing up the turnbuckles. Once Tillman gets a foot on the top turnbuckle, Stryker runs up the turnbuckles and sends Triple T flipping down to the canvas with an avalanche hurricanrana!

Geoff Penzer: What a counter from Stryker! The 15 Champion dug deep to hit that maneuver out of nowhere!

After both grapplers slowly return to their feet, Stryker nails him with a right hand. Tillman comes back with a punch of his own. Stryker nails him with another light hand. Tillman comes back with another punch of his own. Stryker throws out another right hand. But Tillman ducks and rocks him with a punch of his own. Another Stryker right hand gets ducked and countered. Tillman nails him with four more punches before going for a kick to the midsection. After Stryker catches his foot, Tillman throws out the dragonwhip kick. But Stryker ducks. He then quickly hooks both of Tillman’s legs before leaning back, catapulting him into the corner. After Tillman’s face smacks against the top turnbuckle, he stumbles back and turns back over towards Stryker, who doubles him over and plants him with the Stryke Out (snap double underhook DDT). Stryker rolls through it, turns and makes the cover.

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The crowd explodes with cheers when “Dark Horse” blasts over the PA.

Melanie Sierra: Here is your winner and STIIIIIILLLLLLLL the FGA 15 Champion, BRIAN STRYKER!

Stryker gets to his feet before getting handed the 15 Championship. The crowd cheers when Stryker raises the title.

Geoff Penzer: Stryker’s done it! He’s made it to four successful championship defenses! The Quest to Four is completed! But in his eyes, it won’t be completed until he becomes the next Pride Champion.

Tillman slowly sits up. He’s devastated that he’s lost out on his shot at making history. After making his way back to his feet, he’s met with a round of applause from the crowd. Stryker then goes over and gives Tillman a pat on the shoulder. The two proud grapplers shake hands while the crowd cheers. The crowd then gasps when a picture of the Pride Championship appears on the Tron. Stryker turns and looks at the championship. While Stryker continues to look at the Tron, the ref heads over to him and holds his arms out. Stryker goes to hand him the 15 Championship when he stops at the last second.

Geoff Penzer: What’s this?

Stryker looks back at the Tron, then back down at the ref’s hands. Stryker then shifts his gaze to the 15 Championship. Stryker steps away from the ref as he continues to look at the championship.

Geoff Penzer: Wait just a second. I think… I don’t know. Maybe it’s just me. But it looks like Brian Stryker is having second thoughts. We thought it was a forgone conclusion that if he won, he would cash the title in for a Pride Championship match. But now I’m not so sure. What a development this is…

The camera zooms in on the 15 Championship belt before fading out...

[FGA Office]

“UNDISPUTED”
02.18.17

McHannon grabs the top rope with both hands before going for Blink (springboard 450 splash).

Stephy Auger: There he goes...

But Stevenson gets her knees up!

Kris Cruise: She blocked it! She blocked it!

While McHannon is down, Stevenson rolls out onto the apron before pulling herself up using the ropes. She heads over towards the ring post before climbing the turnbuckles. Once Stevenson gets to the top, she flips off for The Beauty School Dropout (630 splash).

Kris Cruise: This could be it right here...

But McHannon rolls out of the way.

Kris Cruise: Oh no!

The crowd gasps as Stevenson crashes back-first across the canvas. But the gasps are soon met with a roar of boos from the crowd at McHannon. While Stevenson is sprawled out on the canvas, McHannon looks over and laughs once he sees her motionless body.

Kris Cruise: What an evil son of a...

McHannon pulls himself up using the ropes. He then peels Stevenson from off the apron before bringing her back towards the center of the ring. He then places her in an inverted front facelock before lifting her up and throwing her down with Zero Tolerance (michinoku driver ii-b) to an eruption of boos from the crowd.

Stephy Auger: I believe that’s what they call BALLGAME, Cruise!


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The crowd gasps, then explodes with cheers when Stevenson gets her shoulder up.

Stephy Auger: What!?

Kris Cruise: She got… she got her shoulder up? CORDY STEVENSON GOT HER SHOULDER UP!!! ZERO TOLERANCE DIDN’T PUT HER AWAY!

McHannon holds up three fingers at Scott. Scott holds up two back at him. McHannon shakes his head before holding up three fingers back at Scott. But Scott shakes his head and holds two back at McHannon. McHannon lays back on the canvas and covers his face with his hands in disbelief.

Kris Cruise: He can’t believe it and neither can I! Man oh man what a match!

McHannon gets back up brings Stevenson back to her feet before whipping her into the corner. McHannon charges into the corner and nearly knocks her head off with a running European Uppercut. He then takes Stevenson and whips her over into the opposite corner. After lining Stevenson up, McHannon charges into the corner. But Stevenson turns him around with a boot to the face. After staggering away from the corner, McHannon turns back around and charges back over at Stevenson. But Stevenson sends spittle flying out of his mouth as she turns him around with another boot to the face. McHannon staggers away from the corner before dropping down to a knee. He then gets back to his feet and turns around. Stevenson then heads from out of the corner and throws out an attack. But McHannon ducks, and scoops Stevenson up across his shoulders for another fireman’s carry gutbuster.

Stephy Auger: HERE IT COMES!

Before he can hit the move, Stevenson nails McHannon with repeated elbows to the side of the head. Stevenson then slips down into an inverted front facelock, turns and brings McHannon down with a modified Allure.

Kris Cruise: There it is! The Allure from Cordy Stevenson!

Stevenson rolls out onto the apron before pulling herself back up using the ropes. Stevenson staggers over towards the corner before scaling to the top turnbuckle. Meanwhile, McHannon tries to pull himself up. Once McHannon returns to a vertical base and turns around, Stevenson dives off and brings him down with Get Familiar to an explosion of cheers.

Kris Cruise: GET FAMILIAR! She hit ti! She hit it!

Stephy Auger: No...


She makes the cover.

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The crowd explodes with cheers as “New Level” blasts over the PA.

J.A. Aldridge: Here is your winner and FGA UUUUUUUNDIIIIISSSSSPUUUUTEEEED CHAMPION… CORDY STEVENSON!

The crowd continues to cheer and applaud Cordy Stevenson after a hard fought victory. Fireworks then go off as purple and white ticker tape falls from the rafters.

Kris Cruise: Cordy’s done it! She’s done it! She’s defeated Zero McHannon here at Grapple Kingdom and is now the FGA UNDISPUTED CHAMPION! She did it by herself! No help from Dan Herrera! No help from Chandler Scott! She did it all by herself! Congratulations, Cordy Stevenson! No one will ever deny your status as World Champion again! Ever!

[FGA Office]

The show cuts backstage once again, to where Amanda Johnson is standing with the FGA World Tag Team Champions. Both Dan and Peaches look stern, and focused - a long way from their usual pleasant dispositions. They’re ready dressed in their ring attire ahead of their upcoming title defense, with the FGA World Tag Team titles wrapped around each of their waists.

Amanda Johnson: Ladies and gentlemen, my guests at this time are the FGA World Tag Team Champions, the Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad. Dan, Peaches … I think it’s fair to say that Flashpoint two weeks ago wasn’t your best night.

Peaches: That, uh, that might just be a bit of an understatement there, Amanda.

Peaches shakes her head, looking down at the floor, kicking her feet as Dan takes the opportunity to speak up on her behalf.

Dan Herrera: We’re not here to pretend the last show was anything close to ideal; we’ll give the credit to Neon and Evan Envi though. They fought hard, they earned those wins, and good luck to them in the Frontier Lions Cup.

Peaches: But…

Amanda Johnson: I know you, Peaches, were angry after what happened--

The comments causes Peaches to glance upwards, her eyebrow raised as she stares at Amanda. Again, another understatement to say the least. At this point she’s not sure if Amanda is trying to soften the blow, or just try and rile her up. And it’s honestly difficult to tell.

Amanda Johnson: --with the pie eating contest, and Ashlyn slamming your face into the pie. Then with the Pepsi being thrown--

Peaches: Yeah, it was a mess. An’ I ain’t gonna stand here an’ tell you I’m proud of myself for that - for lettin’ any of that happen. Nah, I’ve let Ashlyn get under my skin…

She admits, solemnly, as Dan places a comforting hand on her shoulder.

Dan Herrera: It happens. The Chaotics have done their best to get into our heads, and try to unsettle us. And all credit to them, they’ve done a good job of it. And we can definitely see now how they got through the Dynamic Duos Tournament, and how they earned this title shot.

Peaches: I ain’t ever want it to get to this level though. To be throwin’ tantrums ‘cause I ain’t that good at Pokémon, or gettin’ into food fights with her. That ain’t me, that ain’t us, and that damn sure ain’t what our tag title reign should be about. So I’m sorry.

She says, looking towards Dan. His grip on her shoulder tightens, a reassuring squeeze that says more than words ever could as Peaches smiles at her boyfriend.

Amanda Johnson: Well we’re just moments away from your match now. Food fights, Pokémon battles, and everything else aside. In a few minutes it’ll come down to The Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad defending the FGA World Tag Team titles against The Chaotics! What can we expect in that ring tonight?

Dan Herrera: You know, ever since I came back to FGA last year, every time I’ve gone to that ring I have given it one hundred and ten percent. I have poured my heart and soul into every match I’ve wrestled - singles or tag team. I have taken the jokes about having Cordy carry me to my first title reign, and when people suggest Peaches isn’t pulling her weight in this team? I tell them no…

Peaches: We’re a team. A couple. A unit, you know. An’ that’s why we were able to beat The Elysian Empire for these belts - an’ may they get well soon! An’ fend off The Keisters, even if they’re sniffing ‘round these parts again looking for round two.

Dan Herrera: And when we stepped into that ring against Pedro Gonzales and Maritza Diaz, we showed that we weren’t going to be flash in the pan champions. We weren’t going down without a fight.

Peaches: Never have, never will.

Dan Herrera: And these titles?

They slap the title belts in unison, their smiles growing wider as they do so.

Dan Herrera: We defended them proudly, and with honor. So it’s like Peaches said, what’s happened these last few weeks isn’t what The Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad is about. We’re the FGA World Tag Team Champions for one very simple reason, Amanda: because we live and breathe tag team wrestling.

Peaches: An’ we know there were some teams in the Dynamic Duos who could claim the same; Shootcamp, the Invictus Fight Club, Smart Style - an’ the list goes on! But it was The Chaotics who won it. It was The Chaotics who got this shot, who set out to try an’ take these belts from us. Logan Alexander tryna’ to get into Dan’s head and catch him off guard. Ashlyn De Luca tryna get under my skin - an’ she did it! Your mind games worked, Ashlyn…

Another shake of the head for Peaches as she continues speaking.

Peaches: But if I learned anythin’ these last few weeks - if I learned anythin’! It’s that Ashlyn De Luca might be able to out smart me. But ain’t nobody ever claim I was the sharpest tool in the shed. It’s just ... physically? She ain’t no match for me, for us. Neither of them are. An’ we’ve seen this woman get bloodied and beaten one night, then win a World title the next. We’ve seen her go through a 64 person tournament. We’ve seen her survive a burnin’ buildin’. But when The Chaotics step up to us, an’ they step into that ring to challenge for the FGA World Tag Team Championships?

Dan Herrera: They’’ll come up short. Because we’ve worked too long, and too hard to win and defend these titles. To carry them with pride, and honor. To help raise their prestige...to just give up now. So Logan, Ashlyn, whatever games you’ve been playing these last few weeks? They end now. Just like your title hopes will too.

With that, Dan and Peaches both walk away towards the gorilla position, leaving Amanda behind to close things out.

Amanda Johnson: There you have it, folks, a very determined Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad set to defend their FGA World Tag Team Championships against The Chaotics - and that match is next!

[FGA Office]

★★★ FGA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP ★★★
(c) Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad vs. The Chaotics

The lights in the arena slowly fade to darkness. While this hushes some members of the audience, others grow loud in anticipation. “Deadcruiser” hits the PA system and a silver-blue strobe begins to dance near the top of the ramp, revealing a feminine figure with a hoodie thrown over wrestling gear, back turned toward the ring. As the lights in the arena begin to systematically brighten, it becomes clear that the figure is Ashlyn De Luca. The arena plunges into darkness once more, earning a cheap pop from the live audience for theatrics-- before all of the lights scream to life, casting a blinding glow down on the pair at the top of the ramp. While Ashlyn De Luca now faces the ring, arms still above her head, our camera swing to reveal Logan standing with his back to hers, arms held out straight to the side. Ashlyn lowers her arms, pointing a two-handed “finger gun” toward the camera with a smirk, though she abandons it as she and the hooded Logan Alexander abruptly part, marching toward the ring with a purpose.

Melanie Sierra: The following contest is scheduled for one fall and it is for the FGA World Tag Team Championship! Introducing first, the challengers! Making their way to the ring at a total combined weight of 268 pounds! They are The Mayor of Ashlanta and her Chief of Staff, Ashlyn De Luca… Logan Alexander… THEEE CHAAAAOOOOOOOTICCCCSSSSS!!!

Reaching the bottom of the ramp, Ashlyn pauses just once to survey the audience while Logan walks to the ring apron, stepping inside. Ashlyn ever-so-faintly smiles into the audience again before rushing to the barricade. Our hard camera takes over, with Ashlyn leaping onto the barricade, arms wide as she screams back out into the raucous audience. Behind her, Logan mounts the bottom-and-middle ropes, arms held to his side in a similar pose. Ashlyn drops from the barricade, sliding into the ring beneath the ropes and Logan, hopping to her feet on the opposite side of the ring, screaming out into the other side of the audience as they rise to their feet. Logan drops down from the ropes and bumps forearms with De Luca in the center of the ring as they pass each other, mounting opposite corners to look out into the masses. The Chaotics remove their hoodies, tossing them simultaneously into the crowd as their music fades.

...Spoken...
"May I remind you again, this is a dream, and in dreams, you can do anything you darn please!"

When the first bass drum thumps, Dan pulls the curtain back and walks out from behind the curtain with his girlfriend Peaches hanging onto his arm. They give head nods to the fans before they begin heading towards the ring as a spotlight stays on them

Melanie Sierra: And their opponents, making their way to the ring at a total combined weight of 332 pounds! They are your reigning and defending FGA World Tag Team Champions! Dan Herrera and Peaches… the POLYCHROMATIC LION ATTACK SQUAAAAAD!!!!

There's no turning back tonight.
Kiss me one last time

As Dan and Peaches make their way to the ring Dan slaps hands with the fans on one side of the entrance-way while Peaches walks down the other side slapping hands with the fans there. At the bottom of the entrance way, Peaches leans in and gives Dan a peck on the cheek as the pair climb into the ring.

Geoff Penzer: Here we go, ladies and gentlemen. This highly anticipated championship match is finally upon us! We’ve all been looking forward to this one since the Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad successfully defended their titles at Patriot Games and The Chaotics won the finals of DDT3 at Trouble in Paradise! Logan Alexander had a near ten match winning streak before it was snapped by Dan Herrera in singles competition. In the closing moments of that match, Alexander was the recipient of a Muscle Buster, a move that left Chaos Stryke with an injury. Meanwhile, things started to get testy between Peaches and Ashlyn De Luca with the various games that were played between the two. Things continued to escalate before ultimately turning physical as the two had to be separated in a pull apart brawl. The Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad have proven themselves as the top team in FGA! However, The Chaotics are just as hot! Tonight, there are no more gags and no more games! It’s all about the FGA World Tag Team Championship! It’s the Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad against The Chaotics and it’s happening… RIGHT NOW!

Peaches and De Luca begin throwing fists as soon as the bell sounds.

Geoff Penzer: There they go!

The crowd goes wild as the two trade fists in the center of the ring. The two continue to trade right hands until they reach out with their left arm and hook each other around the back of their necks. The rights hands pick up in pace while the crowd cheers at the top of their lungs. Both Peaches and De Luca keep up the flurry of right hands at a furious pace until they eventually tire themselves out. The punches begin to slow down. The wild blows that were once connecting are now barely hitting. Peaches and De Luca then lean forward. The exhausted combatants rest their foreheads together until Peaches gets her second wind and unloads on De Luca with a flurry of right hands. De Luca’s head whips to the side with each punch that connects. Peaches then takes De Luca and whips her into the corner. She then runs, hurls herself into the corner and connects with a running butt bump. De Luca is then whipped into the opposite corner with an irish whip. Peaches runs across the ring, hurls herself into the corner and connects with another running butt bump. She then takes De Luca and sends her back into the previous corner with another irish whip. Peaches charges across the ring, hurls herself at De Luca and connects with a third running butt bump. She then takes De Luca and whips her back across the ring and into the turnbuckles with an irish whip. Peaches rushes across the ring and hurls herself at De Luca for a fourth running butt bump. But this time, De Luca drops down to the mat, sending Peaches crashing into the corner. After Peaches bounces off the turnbuckles and crumbles to the mat, De Luca marches over and puts the boots to the Tag Champ. She then yanks Peaches up by the hair and connects with a hard palm strike before whipping her hard into the corner. After crashing into the turnbuckles, Peaches stumbles from out of the corner. She then gets doubled over with a boot to the midsection before De Luca lifts her up onto her shoulders. She then runs over into the corner for a Buckle Bomb. But at the last second, Peaches reverses with a hurricanrana. After De Luca gets back to her feet, Peaches nails her with a forearm strike to the face. De Luca comes back with a European Uppercut. Peaches nails her with another forearm strike. De Luca comes back with another European Uppercut. Peaches then rocks De Luca with a hard forearm strike. De Luca shakes off the blow before clobbering Peaches with a European Uppercut, sending her stumbling back a few steps. After shaking off the blow, Peaches motions to throw out another forearm strike. But De Luca cuts her off with a European Uppercut. Peaches then gets nailed with another European Uppercut… and another… and another… and another. Each uppercut knocks Peaches back away from the corner and towards the center of the ring. De Luca then takes Peaches and whips her into the ropes. When Peaches comes back, De Luca grabs her by the back of the head, runs and tosses her over the top rope and to the floor. After landing hard on the outside, Peaches can be seen slowly pushing herself up on all fours. As she begins to get back to a vertical base, De Luca turns and runs into the afr ropes. When she returns, the crowd cheers when she hurls herself through the ropes and flattens Peaches with a suicide front dropkick.

Geoff Penzer: Down goes Peaches! What a pace these two have set in the early portion of this championship match!

De Luca picks up Peaches and slams her face-first onto the apron before pushing her back inside. As De Luca climbs back up onto the apron, Peaches hits her with a shoulder thrust through the ropes. After another shoulder thrust, Peaches grab De Luca and goes for a vertical suplex back into the ring. But De Luca blocks the move. So Peaches goes for another vertical suplex. This time, she’s nearly got De Luca up. But De Luca kicks her legs, forcing her way back down. The crowd gasps and cheers when De Luca goes for a vertical suplex off the apron and to the floor. But Peaches knees her in the head on the way up. After being lowered down onto the apron, Peaches nails De Luca with a forearm strike. She then hits two more forearm strikes before lifting her up, turning and throwing her down with a sitout spinebuster off the apron and to the floor! Peaches scoots away from De Luca before holding her hip. Meanwhile, De Luca lays sprawled out on the floor. She then slowly begins to wince before turning over on all fours.

While De Luca favors her back, Peaches rolls back inside. She then heads across the ring, turns away from the far ropes and repeated bounces off of them. Once De Luca gets back to her feet and turns around, Peaches runs across the ring, leaps through the ropes and knocks her down with a suicide dive.

Geoff Penzer: Peaches returns the favor and takes out De Luca!

The cheers continue as Peaches picks up De Luca. She then slams her face-first onto the apron before shoving her back inside. Peaches slides back in, drags De Luca away from the ropes and makes the cover.

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De Luca gets her shoulder up.

Peaches drags De Luca over into the PLAS corner before tagging in Dan Herrera. The crowd cheers as Herrera gets in, picks up De Luca and nails her with a series of shoulder thrusts in the corner. He then takes De Luca and sends her into the opposite corner with an irish whip. De Luca arches her back when it collides with the turnbuckles. Herrera runs across the ring to attack, but he gets caught with a back elbow to the face. After stumbling back, Herrera runs back into the corner, only to get knocked back with a European Uppercut. De Luca then hoists herself up onto the middle ropes, jumps off and knocks Herrera down with a diving double knee drop. After driving Herrera down, De Luca rolls off of him and begins to crawl over towards her corner. Logan Alexander reaches out for the tag when Peaches grabs De Luca by the ankle and yanks her back towards the center of the ring. When Peaches turns De Luca over, De Luca uses her free leg to nail Peaches with an upkick to the face. Peaches quickly drops down to the canvas after getting hit in the face. De Luca turns over and begins to crawl back towards her corner. This time, it’s Herrera that drags her back towards the center of the ring. He then yanks De Luca back to her feet before lifting her up onto his shoulders for an Electric Chair. But before he can fall back and deliver an Electric Chair Drop, De Luca nails him with 12-to-6 elbows to the top of the head. She then slips down in front of Herrera and doubles him over with a back kick to the midsection. De Luca then rolls forward, dives into The Chaotics’ corner and tags in Logan Alexander.

Geoff Penzer: De Luca’s finally able to make the tag!

The crowd cheers when Alexander gets in and knocks Herrera down with a lariat takedown. He then rushes over and hits Peaches with a lariat takedown. Chaos Stryke marches back over, picks up Herrera and whips him into the ropes. When Herrera returns, Alexander brings him down with the Chaotic Impact (STO). The cheers continue as he makes the cover.

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Herrera kicks out.

Alexander picks up Herrera, moves him into the corner and nails him with three punches to the midsection. He then takes Herrera and sends him across the ring and into The Chaotics corner with an irish whip. Alexander then runs across the ring before connecting with a running enzuigiri. Herrera staggers from out of the corner before dropping down to a knee. Alexander pulls him back up before tagging De Luca back in. De Luca gets in and runs into the ropes while Alexander delivers an inverted atomic drop. He keeps Herrera held in place until De Luca comes back and knocks him down with a stiff clothesline. She makes the cover.

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Herrera gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Good teamwork there by The Chaotics...

De Luca picks up Herrera and whips him into the ropes. When he returns, she knocks him down with a running elbow strike. De Luca makes the cover.

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Herrera gets his shoulders up.

De Luca picks up Herrera, grabs him from the side and delivers two rolling russian legsweeps. After the second russian leg sweep, De Luca rolls back to her feet, stands in front of Herrera and moves him into the corner. She then climbs up onto the middle ropes, grabs Herrera and plants him with a Tornado DDT. She makes the cover.

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Herrera gets his shoulder up.

De Luca picks up Herrera and goes for an irish whip. But Herrera reverses, sending her into the ropes. Upon her return, she sees Herrera setting up for a back body drop. So she counters with a sunset flip. But Herrera’s able to roll through it, cross her legs and quickly turn her over into the Forced Retirement (Texas Cloverleaf)!

Geoff Penzer: Herrera’s got De Luca in his patented submission hold!

De Luca cringes once the hold is locked in. The ref gets down and asks De Luca if she wants to give up. When she refuses to quit, Herrera pulls back. De Luca howls in pain while she’s still trapped in the hold. Realizing that De Luca is in trouble, Alexander steps in through the ropes and rushes over to break up the submission. But he’s quickly taken out with a cross body block. Peaches does her best to keep Alexander held down while Herrera keeps the submission locked on. The ref asks De Luca if she wants to give up. But again, she refuses. De Luca begins to slowly pull herself towards the ropes. But Herrera is able to drag her right back towards the center of the ring. Alexander then shoves Peaches off of him. After returning to his feet, he rushes over and connects with another lariat takedown, knocking Herrera off of De Luca and breaking the submission.

Geoff Penzer: Alexander makes the save!

Chaos Stryke gets back to his feet. But when he turns around, he gets met with a dropkick from Peaches. The Peach State Cutie returns to her feet and hits Alexander with another dropkick, knocking him closer towards the ropes. Peaches gets back to her feet before running into the far ropes. When she returns, Alexander tackles her down with a double leg takedown. After stepping through her legs, he crosses them before turning her over into a sharpshooter.

Geoff Penzer: Perfect Chaos Theory!

The crowd cheers while Peaches is trapped in the hold. While Alexander continues to keep the Sharpshooter applied, Herrera comes up from behind and cracks him across the back of the head with a discus elbow strike.

Geoff Penzer: Good GOD!!!

Alexander crumbles to the mat before Herrera stomps him out of the ring. When Herrera turns around, De Luca charges over and plants him with a springboard Tornado DDT. The cheers continue as she makes the cover.

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Herrera gets his shoulder up.

De Luca picks up Herrera and goes for an irish whip. But Herrera reverses, sending her into the ropes. When De Luca returns, Herrera throws her down with a back body drop. While De Luca arches her back, Herrera heads over and tags in Peaches, who scales to the top turnbuckle. Once De Luca gets back to her feet and turns around, Peaches knocks her down with a diving cross body block!

But De Luca’s able to roll through it for the cover!

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Peaches kicks out.

Geoff Penzer: The Chaotics nearly came away with the titles off the reversal...

Peaches takes De Luca and sends her into the corner with an irish whip. Peaches rushes over, hops on top of De Luca and monkey flips her from out of the corner. Peaches heads over, picks up De Luca and then brings her down with an inverted headlock backbreaker. She makes the cover.

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De Luca gets her shoulder up.

Peaches goes to slowly pick up De Luca when De Luca brings her to the mat with a quick double leg takedown. She goes to turn Peaches over into the Sharpshooter. But Peaches reaches up, grabs her by the hair and pulls her head own before using her free hand to hammer away with punches to the head. After picking up De Luca, Peaches whips her into the ropes. When De Luca returns, Peaches scoops her up, delivers a rib breaker and quickly follows up with a fallaway slam, sending De Luca rolling out onto the apron. As De Luca pulling herself up using the ropes, Peaches runs into the far ropes. When she returns, the crowd explodes with cheers when she hurls herself through the ropes, spearing De Luca off the apron and to the floor.

Geoff Penzer: De Luca nearly got speared out of her boots! Both grapplers landed hard on the floor! This crowd is on their feet! What a match!

Peaches picks up De Luca and rolls her back inside. She then slides back in and makes the cover.

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De Luca gets her foot on the bottom rope.

Peaches picks up De Luca and nails her with a forearm strike. De Luca comes back with a European Uppercut. Peaches nails her with another forearm strike. De Luca comes back with another European Uppercut. Peaches then nails De Luca with a forearm strike before going for an irish whip. But De Luca reverses, sending her into the corner. She charges into the corner to attack, but Peaches knocks her back with a boot to the face. When Peaches rushes out of the corner, De Luca connects with a front dropkick, sending Peaches flying backwards into the corner. After Peaches crumbles from out of the corner, De Luca reaches down, brings Peaches back to her feet and lifts her up onto her shoulders. De Luca then runs forward before delivering a Buckle Bomb. Once Peaches slumps down in the corner, De Luca rushes back over and connects with a hesitation dropkick. She then drags Peaches away from the corner and makes the cover.

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Herrera drags De Luca off of Peaches. De Luca turns over onto her back and throws out a kick at Herrera while he walks away. De Luca turns her attention back to Peaches, whom she brings back to a vertical base. She goes for a brainbuster. But Peaches blocks it. De Luca tightens her grip as she goes for another brainbuster. This time, Peaches blocks by dropping down to a knee. So she De Luca quickly lets go, steps back and spikes Peaches with a basement hurricanrana. She makes the cover.

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Peaches gets her shoulder up.

De Luca picks up Peaches, places her in a front facelock and walks backwards into the Chaotics corner before letting Alexander tag himself in. Alexander then places Peaches in a front facelock of his own, lifts her up and plants her with the Chaotic Shockwave. Instead of making the cover, Alexander delivers a wheelbarrow lift as De Luca gets back into the ring. She then rushes over and nails Peaches with a bicycle kick to the head. Alexander makes the cover.

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Peaches gets her shoulder up.

Alexander heads over and tags De Luca back in. Once De Luca gets in, The Chaotics take Peaches and whip her into the ropes. When Peaches returns, The Chaotics knock her down with a double running dropkick. De Luca makes the cover.

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Peaches gets her shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Peaches really needs to make the tag. The Chaotics have been working her over quite a bit...

De Luca picks up Peaches and lifts her up for a brainbuster. But again, Peaches blocks it. So she doubles Peaches over with a knee strike to the midsection. De Luca goes to lift Peaches up for another Buckle Bomb when Peaches counters with a sitout facebuster! After delivering the move, Peaches lays back. With De Luca in the prone position and Peaches sprawled out on her back, the ref starts his count.

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Peaches stirs on the canvas while De Luca can be seen slowly pushing herself up on all fours. After Peaches turns over on all fours, she begins to crawl over towards the PLAs corner. She’s getting closer and closer to Herrera when De Luca grabs her by the ankle and drags her back towards the center of the ring. After De Luca turns Peaches around, she uses her leg strength to shove De Luca down to the canvas. After both grapplers return to their feet, De Luca rushes over towards Peaches. But Peaches is able to use De Luca’s momentum against her and throw her down with a moonsault side slam. She makes the cover.

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Alexander dives over and pushes Peaches off of De Luca.

Geoff Penzer: Another save by Alexander!

Peaches then rolls over, reaches up and tags in Herrera. The crowd cheers when Herrera rushes over and nails Alexander with a running shoulder block, sending Alexander stumbling back before he falls through the ropes and lands on the outside. He then marches over, picks up De Luca and whips her into the ropes. When De Luca returns, Herrera throws out a back elbow strike. But De Luca ducks and runs into the far ropes. Upon her return, Herrera sets up for a back body drop. So she hurdles over him before continuing to run into the ropes. When De Luca comes back, Herrera turns her inside out with a lariat! He makes the cover.

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De Luca gets her shoulder up.

Herrera picks up De Luca and whips her into the ropes. When she returns, Herrera scoops her up and brings her down with a Samoan Drop. He reaches back and hooks the near leg…

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De Luca gets her shoulder up.

Herrera picks up De Luca, lifts her up onto his shoulders and then nearly throws her through the ring with the Wit’s End (double leg slam). Herrera drops down and makes the cover.

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De Luca gets her shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Again, De Luca gets her shoulder up! I’m not sure who is more frustrated with the fact that De Luca will not stay down. Herrera in the ring or Artemis Kaiser, who is probably screaming at her TV right now.

Herrera picks up De Luca and whips her into the corner. He then rushes over and connects with a corner lariat before stepping back and dropping down on all fours. After Peaches gets in, she rushes over into the corner and goes for Up & At ‘Em (Poetry in Motion). But Alexander slides in, gets in front of De Luca, catches Peaches in mid air and then throws her down across Herrera’s back, flattening him! Alexander then picks up Peaches and whips her into the opposite corner. He rushes over to attack, but she knocks him back with a boot to the face. Alexander runs back into the corner, only to get another boot to the face. Peaches then steps out onto the apron, scales to the top turnbuckle, flips off and takes Alexander down with the Booty Drop (top rope seated senton)!

Peaches returns to her feet, rushes over and goes to attack De Luca when De Luca ducks and dumps her over the top rope. After Peaches lands safely on the apron, De Luca turns around, grabs the top rope with both hands, pulls back and then thrusts forward, sending Peaches flying off the apron and crashing to the floor. Before De Luca can turn around, Herrera quickly lifts her up onto his shoulders. He then walks back towards the center of the ring and is about to hit an Electric Chair Drop when Alexander hurls himself into the picture, delivering a spear to the ribs that tackles Herrera down. De Luca remains in the air before crashing onto the canvas.

Alexander drags De Luca over into the corner, steps out onto the apron, reaches through the ropes and tags himself back in. Chaos Stryke marches over and slowly brings Herrera back to his feet. It’s then that Herrera nails him with a flurry of right hands to the face. He then takes Alexander and whips him into the ropes. When Alexander returns, he hurls himself at Herrera and spears him down again! He makes the cover.

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Herrera gets his shoulder up.

Alexander picks up Herrera and sets him up for the Chaotic Shockwave when Herrera rolls out, lifts Alexander up across his shoulders. Alexander then begins to nail Herrera with elbows to the side of the head before slipping down from behind. He then hops onto Herrera’s back and applies the Revised Chaotic Theory (rear naked choke with bodyscissors). The cheers cheers as Alexander cinches in the hold. The ref asks Herrera if he wants to give up. Herrera refuses before running backwards and hurling himself into the turnbuckles, breaking the hold. He then turns around and sits Alexander up onto the top turnbuckle. He grabs Alexander and is about to pull him off for the Walking Papers (Muscle Buster). The crowd gasps.

Geoff Penzer: Herrera’s going for the Walking Papers! When know what happened to Alexander the last time he was hit with that move!

Herrera’s about to pull him off when De Luca rushes into the ring and applies a waist lock from behind. So Herrera lets go of Alexander and nails De Luca with elbows to the face. The last of which ultimately breaks the hold. He then turns around before piefacing De Luca down to the canvas. After De Luca rolls back up to her feet, Herrera rushes over and throws out a spear. But De Luca’s able to counter with the Syxx Kick (running double spinning wheel kick).

After Herrera struggles to pick herself back up, Alexander spins him around before dropping him with the Stryke Force (Ace Crusher)!

Geoff Penzer: Herrera’s down! Herrera’s down!

Alexander slowly rolls over onto his back. He begins to pull himself across the canvas before reaching over and tagging De Luca back in. She then begins to climb to the top turnbuckle. Once Herrera gets back to his feet and turns around, De Luca leaps off the top turnbuckle and goes for a diving double knee drop. But Herrera’s able to roll out of the way, causing De Luca to crash onto the canvas. She turns over and clutches both knees.

Geoff Penzer: Nobody was home! The high risk doesn’t pay off for De Luca!

De Luca turns over on all fours. She tries to get up. But she immediately drops back down to all fours. Herrera can be seen crawling over into the corner behind her. Once he pulls himself to his feet, he turns around and begins waving De Luca up. Once De Luca finally gets back to a vertical base and turns around, Herrera charges from out of the corner, hurls himself at De Luca and nearly breaks her in half with a spear to an explosion of cheers.

Geoff Penzer: Good GOD, what a spear! De Luca’s been snapped in half!

Herrera rolls over and tags Peaches back in. Peaches scales to the top turnbuckle, flips off and goes for the Booty Drop. But at the last second, De Luca rolls out of the way, causing Peaches to crash onto the canvas.

Geoff Penzer: Peaches missed!

Peaches howls in pain as she lays on the canvas. After Peaches gets back to her feet, De Luca grabs her and cracks her with a headbutt that drops her down to a knee. De Luca then steps back before flattening Peaches with a Shining Wizard. She makes the cover.

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Peaches gets her shoulder up.

De Luca picks up Peaches and goes for yet another brainbuster. But once again, Peaches blocks by dropping down to a knee. So De Luca lets go, steps back and goes for a running elbow strike. But Peaches ducks the blow. When she gets back to her feet and turns around, De Luca knocks her down with the Syxx Kick! She makes the cover.

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Herrera dives over and breaks up the pin.

Geoff Penzer: Herrera with a huge save!

This brings in Alexander, who goes after Herrera. Alexander grabs Herrera and nails him with punches to the face before going for an irish whip. But Herrera reverses, sending Alexander into the ropes. Instead of coming back, Alexander hangs onto the ropes. So Herera rushes over and connects with a clothesline, sending them both over the top rope and to the floor! Back in the ring, De Luca doubles over Peaches, lifts her up and plants her with a brainbuster! She turns over and makes the cover.

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The crowd cheers when Peaches gets her shoulder up.

De Luca picks up Peaches and lifts her up onto her shoulders for a Buckle Bomb. Peaches then hits her with three punches to the face before turning on her shoulders, flipping back and spiking De Luca with a reverse hurricanrana! She turns over and makes the cover.

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The crowd cheers when De Luca gets her shoulder up.

Peaches picks up De Luca and whips her into the ropes. When De Luca returns, Peaches spears her down! She then picks up De Luca and moves her into the corner. After sitting De Luca on the top turnbuckle, Peaches climbs up onto the top ropes. She hops onto De Luca’s shoulders and goes for an avalanche hurricanrana. But De Luca blocks. While Peaches hangs upside down, De Luca stands up on the middle ropes, leaps off and delivers the Crashlanta (Style Clash)! De Luca turns over for the cover…

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THREE!

The crowd explodes with cheers as “Deadcruiser” blasts over the PA!

Melanie Sierra: Here are your winners and now, the NEEEEEEEEWWWWWWW FGA World Tag Team Champions, THE CHAOTICS!

The ref heads to the outside and hands Alexander one of the tag titles. He then gets inside and hands De Luca the other. The Chaotics slowly raise the Tag Titles to cheers and applause from the crowd.

Geoff Penzer: They’ve done it! They’ve done it! The Chaotics have done it!

As The Chaotics continue to celebrate their victory, De Luca climbs onto the turnbuckles and holds their title high in the air as the crowd roar their approval, but within those roars of approval there's a growing commotion which grows to the point The Chaotics look out into the crowd to try and fathom what is going on - and that's when it becomes clear to them when De Luca finds themselves looking directly at Mark Bisley as he jumps the crowd barrier and climbs onto the ring apron, but before they can respond they find themselves being pulled away from the turnbuckles on the shoulders of Shintaro Majima, and a second later Bisley comes flying off the top turnbuckle to plant them into the canvas with a flying cutter.

Geoff Penzer: Smart Style! What are they doing here! They don’t even work here! We haven’t seen them since Dynamic Duos!

Realising what has just happened, Alexander and Peaches instinctively band together to try and repel the attack, with Alexander taking the fight to Bisley while Peaches goes after Majima, but having just come through a gruelling match Peaches is no match for Majima's striking ability and is quickly overwhelmed with a brutal combination of forearms and open hand strikes, and with their resistance quickly nullified Majima dispatches them with Kurimuzon Jigoku

On the other side of the ring, Alexander seems to be gaining the upper hand on Bisley with a series of rights, yet the sound of Majima hitting Kurimuzon Jigoku on the other side of the ring is enough to distract them for just a second, and that's all the opening Bisley needs as he cuts them off with a knee to the midsection and hooks their head, planting them with the MOTY to leave them laid out on the canvas.

Geoff Penzer: Why are Smart Style doing this!? What did The Chaotics and The Squad do to deserve this!?

For a moment the two members of Smart Style appear to be finished with their assault, but then Bisley starts counting the bodies lying around the ring and realises they missed somebody, so not wanting to spare Herrera, he drags them off the mat and loads them up so he can spike them with Blind Destiny - but he is far from finished, as the moment he hits the move he gets back to his feet and drags Herrera to their feet by their head, holding them in place so Majima can lay them out with Kurimuzon Kasai to an ever-increasing chorus of jeers from the crowd

With their assault completed and all four competitors laid out around the ring, Bisley spied the FGA Tag Team Championship titles laying on the canvas with nobody available to claim ownership of them, and without a second's hesitation he picks up the nearest title and hands it to Majima, before picking up the second title and holding it in his hands and looks at it as a cocky smirk crosses his face that can't be broken even by the trash being thrown into the ring by some of the fans. As he continues to ignore the trash being thrown into the ring, Bisley approaches the ropes and demands a microphone so he can address these lucky, lucky people in the crowd

Mark Bisley: Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Mark Bisley...

As soon as Bisley begins to speak the crowd manage to boo even louder than they were a few moments ago when the pair of them were assaulting The Chaotics and the Polychromatic Lion Attack Squad, yet this doesn't faze Bisley at all - in fact, his smirk seems to grow with the volume while Majima's expression does not budge a millimetre no matter what is thrown in their direction

Mark Bisley: ...and you are looking at the hottest free agents in Frontier Grappling Arts. So if you like what you see, Vertigo, Flashpoint, your window of opportunity opens NOW.

Geoff Penzer: What do they mean hottest free agents? What in the world...

[FGA Office]

December 22 and 23
Times Union Center
Albany, NY
LIVE and ONLY on PAY-PER-VIEW

[FGA Office]

MAIN EVENT
Cordy Stevenson vs. Chandler Scott

Melanie Sierra: The following contest is scheduled for one fall and it is your main event of the evening!

The lights dim as the sound of a guitar plays throughout the arena. Red lasers soon begin to shoot out from the stage. Once their attention has been captured, the crowd turns to the entryway to prepare for the man that's about to walk out. At the 25 second mark, “Animal Ghosts” bursts through the speakers. Chandler Scott pushes through the curtain to a loud ovation from the crowd.

Melanie Sierra: Introducing first, from Westwood, Massachusetts! Weighing in at 226 pounds! He is the “DNA of FGA”, CHAAAAANDLEERRRRR SCOTTTTT!!!

Chandler makes his way down to the ring with a smirk on his face. After slapping hands with one or two lucky fans, he leaps onto the apron and enters through the ropes. Chandler times his ascension onto the middle ropes with the beginning of the chorus. The crowd sings along with the chorus while puts his hand above his eyes to scan the crowd. He smirks as he slowly slaps his chest three times before pointing to a lucky fan in the crowd. When the chorus ends, Chandler hops off the middle ropes, turns and lands on his feet. He begins slipping off his jumpsuit and tosses it to the outside as he waits for his opponent.

Geoff Penzer: Here is Chandler Scott, who is going to be facing one of his greatest rivals for the very last time! Scott knows Cordy Stevenson well. But she knows him like the back of her hand and with this being her final match? You know, you absolutely know, that she is going to give him the toughest fight possible! Scott’s got to be ready for everything and everything. Stevenson wants to go out on a high note. She’s retiring the day after becoming a Hall of Famer. The only better way to ca off this weekend is with a win here in the main event!

Once Scott’s music fades out, he begins to pace back and forth as the crowd buzzes with excitement. Near-deafening “Cordy!” chants fill the arena as Scott waits impatiently for his opponent...

The lights dim down and take on a purplish hue as a light smoky mist fills the entranceway. The opening to A$AP Ferg's "New Level" cues up.

Geoff Penzer: Here we go ladies and gentlemen...

I’m on a new level
I’m on it, I’m on it

As the beat drops, the crowd gives a thunderous pop as Cordelia Stevenson emerges from the mist with a bounce in her step and dancing to the music.

Geoff Penzer: Here is the Hall of Famer making her way out through that curtain for the last time!

She comes to a stop atop the walkway, glancing around and taking in the reception before giving the crowd a warm smile. She rolls her neck around before bowing her head and letting her hair fall in front of her face. A few seconds go by before she snaps her head up, whipping her hair back from in front of her face.

Melanie Sierra: And his opponent, from Freeport, Long Island! She is COOOOOOOORRRRRDEEEEELIIIAAAAAA STEEEEEEEVENNNNNSOOOONNNNNNN!!!

She continues on down the ramp, working from side to side with a big smile as she slaps the hands of fans along the way.

Geoff Penzer: I cannot imagine the amount of nerves that Cordy Stevenson must be feeling right now! Does Cordy Stevenson have one last great performance in her? You bet she does!

She gets to the ring and hops up onto the apron, mouthing the words and bouncing to the music as she makes her way around the side, towards the middle. She turns and faces her crowd, stretching her arms out to the side and slightly tilting her head backwards as she soaks in their reaction. She gives them an appreciative nod and blows a kiss at them, before stepping into the ring and making her way over towards the opposite turnbuckle. She quickly hops up and holds her arms out, drawing a reaction from that side of the crowd as well. She unzips her hoodie and tosses it away before hopping down and making her way over to her corner as the music dies down.

The bell sounds as the crowd explodes with cheers. Both grapplers begin to circle the ring once they stop to pay attention to the dueling chants,

LET’S GO, CORDY!
LET’S GO, CHANDLER!

LET’S GO, CORDY!!
LET’S GO, CHANDLER!!

LET’S GO, CORDY!!!
LET’S GO, CHANDLER!!!

Soon the Cordy fans begins to shout over the Chandler supporters…

LET’S GO, CORDY!!
LET’S GO, CHANDLER!!

LET’S GO, CORDY!!
LET’S GO, CHANDLER!!

LET’S GO, CORDY!!!
LET’S GO, CHANDLER!!!

LET’S GO, CORDY!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

LET’S GO, CORDY!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

LET’S GO, CORDY!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

LET’S GO, CORDY!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

Geoff Penzer: Listen to this ovation! You talk about electric atmospheres! You talk about a crowd becoming unglued. This is something else right here, ladies and gentlemen!

Stevenson smirks as she points over to Scott, then points to her ear before pointing to the crowd. Scott flashes an annoyed smirk before telling her that he can hear them loud and clear. Both grapplers begin to circle the ring before locking up. After jockeying for position, Scott slips on a side headlock. He then quickly performs a standing switch, going behind Stevenson and applying a hammerlock. Stevenson then quickly leans forward before reversing into a hammerlock of her down. She then lets go to spin Scott around before bringing him down to the mat with a side headlock takedown. Scott quickly reverses into a headscissors. But Stevenson’s able to escape with a kip up. After Scott rolls over and gets back to his feet, Stevenson rushes over to attack. But she gets thrown down to the mat with a side headlock takedown. Stevenson then reverses into a headscissors. But it doesn’t stay on for long as Scott is able to escape with a kip up. After Stevenson turns and gets back to her feet, Scott slips on another side headlock. He then goes for another side headlock takedown when Stevenson blocks him mid-turn and reverses with a schoolboy.

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Scott kicks out.

After Scott gets back to his feet, Stevenson latches onto him with a side headlock. Scott then shoves her off into the ropes. When Stevenson returns, Scott drops down to the prone position. So Stevenson hops over him before running the ropes. When she returns, Scott pops up to his feet and leapfrogs over her. Stevenson continues to run the ropes. When she returns, Scott turns around and sets up for a back body drop. So Stevenson hurdles over him before continuing to run the ropes. When she returns, Scott goes for a hip toss. Stevenson then steps through it and goes for a hip toss of her own. After Scott blocks it, she doubles him over with a punch to the midsection, drapes her leg across the back of his neck and performs a standing moonsault. After Stevenson lands safely on her feet, Scott clasps his hands together and throws out a Roaring Hammer (Polish Hammer). The crowd gasps as Stevenson ducks. When Scott turns around, Stevenson throws out the Foot Fetish (jumping spinning back kick). But Scott rolls out of the way. When Scott returns to his feet, the two raise their fists at each other as the crowd stands and applauds.

Geoff Penzer: A stalemate thus far...

Both grapplers circle the ring before locking up. Scott quickly uses his strength advantage to move Stevenson across the ring. After pressing Stevenson against the ropes, the ref heads over and gives them until the count of five to break it up.

Ref: ONE… TWO… THREE… FOUR…

Both grapplers make a clean break. The two stare each other down until Scott takes a step forward. The crowd gasps and goes “OOOOOOOH” when Stevenson gets right in Scott’s face. The two go back and forth with words until Scott pushes Stevenson away from him. There’s a few boos that escape from the crowd after the push. Both grapplers continue to circle the ring before locking up. After jockeying for position, Scott agins gains the advantage and moves Stevenson across the ring. At the last second, Stevenson turns and presses Scott against the ropes. The ref heads over and gives them until the count of five to break it up.

Ref: ONE… TWO… THREE… FOUR…

Scott puts his hands up defensively while Stevenson purposely leans forward against him. She then slowly leans back before giving Scott a condescending pat on the head. The crowd cheers at the taunt. But Scott takes exception and pushes Stevenson back. Stevenson smirks as she’s successfully getting inside Scott’s head.

Geoff Penzer: Things are getting testy already...

The two grapplers circle the ring before locking up. After jockeying for position, Stevenson slips out, drops down, goes behind Scott and applies a waist lock. Scott then rips Stevenson’s arms from around his waist, performs a standing switch and throws Stevenson to the mat with a waist lock take down. He spins over on her back and applies a front facelock. The ref gets down and asks Stevenson if she wants to give up. But she refuses. Scott cinches in the hold, which causes Stevenson to let out a groan. Stevenson begins to battle back to her feet before moving Scott backwards against the ropes. The ref heads over and gives Scott until the count of five to break the hold.

Ref: ONE… TWO… THREE… FOUR…

Scott slowly lets go. He puts his hands in the air defensively while Stevenson remains hunched over. She slowly stands up before playfully grabbing his cheek. Stevenson smirks before Scott swats her hand off his face and shoves her back. As the two circle the ring, Stevenson smirks some more while Scott stares a hole right through her. Scott then rushes over and tries to catch Stevenson off guard. But Stevenson’s ready and brings him to the mat with a double leg takedown. The crowd gasps and cheers as she lifts up Scott’s legs and steps through them. She nearly turns Scott over into the Scott Lock (scorpion deathlock) when Scott uses his leg strength to shove Stevenson down to the mat. After both grapplers turn over on their knees, Stevenson holds her her hand and keeps her thumb and index finger about an inch apart, letting Scott know just how close she was. Scott curls his lip before lunging at her with a wild punch. Stevenson easily pops back to her feet and evades the strike. When Scott turns over at Stevenson, Stevenson crouches down, smirks and holds her thumb and index finger an inch apart again. Scott slaps the canvas out of frustration while Stevenson saunters over towards the ropes.

Geoff Penzer: Stevenson is well inside Scott’s head now! Look at the frustration! She’s loving this!

Stevenson waves her arm up and down and gets the crowd hyped up even more.

Geoff Penzer: … and so is this crowd here in the Allstate Arena!

The two grapplers circle the ring before locking up. After jockeying for position, Scott uses his strength advantage to quickly move Stevenson across the ring and into the corner. While both grapplers are tied up in the collar-and-elbow, Scott pulls Stevenson away from the corner, only to run forward and ram her back-first against the turnbuckles. Scott pulls Stevenson back and goes to run her back into the corner when Stevenson reverses and presses Scott against the turnbuckles. Both grapplers continue to tussle back and forth inside a snug collar-and-elbow while the ref gives them until the count of five to break it up.

Ref: ONE… TWO… THREE… FOUR…

As soon as both grapplers break the hold, Scott throws out a right hand. But Stevenson ducks and counters with a blistering knife edge chop. She then nails Scott with another chop before Scott grabs her and tosses her into the corner. He then throws out a wild haymaker. But Stevenson’s easily able to duck. When Scott turns around, Stevenson lights up his chest with another knife edge chop. She then takes Scott and goes for an irish whip. But Scott reverses and follows her across the ring. Instead of crashing into the turnbuckles, Stevenson takes a page out of Cyncity’s book and knocks the oncoming Scott down with the Emphatic Whispers (Whisper in the Wind). She makes the cover.

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Scott kicks out.

Geoff Penzer: Stevenson borrows a play from her old tag team partner’s book!

Stevenson picks up Scott, puts him in the corner and gives him another series of chops. She then brings him from out of the corner before delivering an irish whip into the far ropes. When Scott returns, Stevenson brings him down to the mat with a drop toe hold. She then rolls across his back before slipping on a side headlock. The ref gets down and asks Scott if he wants to give up. When he refuses, Stevenson pulls her right arm back before swinging down and punching him in the head. She then cinches in the headlock. The ref continues to ask Scott if he wants to give up. But he declines each time he’s asked. Scott begins to get back up. After battling back to a vertical base, he nails Stevenson with a shot to the ribs before going for a belly to back suplex. But Stevenson’s able to roll over his shoulder, land on her feet and follows up with a dropkick to the back, sending him staggering forward. Scott then slips through the ropes and falls onto the apron. While Scott picks himself up on the apron, Stevenson runs over towards the ropes and connects with the Beautiful Nightmare (Disaster Kick), knocking Scott off the apron and sending him to the floor. Stevenson stands in the middle of the ring and waves her arms up and down. The crowd responds by exploding with cheers for her.

LET’S GO, CORDY!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

LET’S GO, CORDY!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

LET’S GO, CORDY!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

After Scott shakes out the cobwebs, he slowly turns over onto his knee. Stevenson sees this, so she turns and runs into the ropes. When Scott gets back to his feet, Stevenson leaps over the top rope and knocks him down with a suicide plancha! The crowd explodes with cheers as both grapplers are down.

Geoff Penzer: Stevenson soars over the top rope before knocking him down!

Stevenson brings Scott back to his feet and back to ringside. She slams him face-first onto the apron before rolling him back inside. She then rolls back inside and makes the cover.

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Scott gets his shoulder up.

Stevenson picks up Scott and grabs him from the side before bringing him down with a russian leg sweep. Stevenson rolls back to her feet and follows up with a leg drop. She turns over and makes the cover.

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Scott gets his shoulder up.

As Stevenson picks up Scott, Scott pushes her away to create distance between the two. When she comes back, Scott nails her with a European Uppercut. He then hits Stevenson with another European Uppercut… and another. The last uppercut knocks Stevenson back a few steps. Scott then goes over, grabs Stevenson and goes for an irish whip. But Stevenson reverses, sending him into the corner. Stevenson runs over to attack. But Scott knocks her back with a back elbow. He then hoists himself up onto the middle ropes before knocking her down with a diving European Uppercut. He makes the cover.

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Stevenson kicks out.

Scott picks up Stevenson and whips her into the ropes. When Stevenson returns, Scott knocks her down with a running European Uppercut. He then marches back over, brings Stevenson back to her feet and flips her down with a snapmare before following up with a rolling neck snap. He makes the cover.

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Stevenson kicks out.

Geoff Penzer: Scott’s starting to finally mount some momentum...

Scott picks up Stevenson, scoops her up from the side and delivers a pendulum backbreaker. He then returns to his feet before heading into the ropes. When Scott returns, he goes for a jumping knee drop. But Stevenson rolls out of the way, causing his knee to hit the canvas. After Scott gets to his feet, he bobbles around before Stevenson drops him back down with a dropkick to the leg. She quickly grabs a hold of Scott before planting him with a kneeling snap DDT. The cheers continue as she makes the cover.

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Scott gets his shoulder up.

Stevenson goes to pick up Scott when Scott shoves her away again. When Stevenson comes back towards him, Scott quickly lifts her up across his shoulders for the fireman's carry neckbreaker. Before he can hit the move, Stevenson nails him with rapid elbows to the side of the head. After slumping down from behind, Stevenson connects with a front dropkick to the back, sending Scott through the ropes and onto the apron. After Scott pulls himself up on the apron using the ropes, Stevenson heads into the corner and goes for a Triangle DDT onto the apron. But instead of planting Scott with the DDT, Scott catches Stevenson in mid air, runs forward on the apron and lunges forward rams her back-first into the ring post.

Geoff Penzer: Did you hear that impact!?

The crowd gasps as both grapplers fall to the floor. Scott picks up Stevenson and hits a vertical suplex on the floor. He rolls over, pulls Stevenson back to her feet and delivers another vertical suplex onto the floor. Scott then rolls over, pulls Stevenson back to her feet and quickly drags her back before hitting a snap suplex against the guardrail. Stevenson howls in pain after her back collides with the steel rail. Scott picks up Stevenson, scoops her up into his arms and rams her back-first against the ring post. Scott pulls her back… then runs forward and rams her back-first against the ring post before throwing her down with a fallaway slam. Stevenson rolls away before rolling over onto her stomach. Stevenson can be heard groaning as she holds her back. Scott marches over and pulls Stevenson back to her feet. He then runs forward and rams her back-first against the edge of the apron before rocking her with a hard European Uppercut that sends her slumping own against the side of the ring. Scott sizes Stevenson up before nailing her with a right hand... and another right hand… and another… and another… and another. He reaches down, pulls Stevenson up by the hair and whips her hard into the guardrail. Stevenson howls in pain when her back collides with the rail. Scott takes a few backs to size her up. He then runs down ringside and goes for a flying elbow smash. But Stevenson reverses, sending Scott crashing into the guardrail. Scott cringes in pain when his ribs collides with the steel. As soon as Scott turns around, the crowd cheers when Stevenson sends him flipping over the guardrail and into the crowd with the Foot Fetish.

Stevenson staggers down ringside before dropping down to a knee. She winces while she holds her lower back. Once she returns to her feet and turns around, she sees Scott picking himself up in the crowd. So Stevenson runs down ringside, leaps over the guardrail and takes Scott out with a diving crossbody. The cheers continue when she mounts herself on top of Scott before hammering away with right hands to the face. Stevenson pulls Scott back up, marches over and slams him face-first onto the guardrail before dumping him over the rail and back to ringside. Stevenson holds her lower back before climbing over the rail. She then picks up Scott and rolls him back inside. After sliding back in, she makes the cover.

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Scott gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Stevenson finds herself back on offense. But you have to wonder the toll all those moved to the back took on her.

Stevenson picks up Scott, presses him against the turnbuckles and nails him with a trio of chops before whipping him into the opposite corner. Stevenson then runs across the ring before connecting with a handspring back elbow. She then runs out of the corner before driving him down with a bulldog. After Scott turns over onto his back, Stevenson heads over towards the ropes before connecting with a springboard corkscrew bodypress. Stevenson holds her lower back before turning over and making the cover.

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Scott gets his shoulder sup.

Stevenson slowly picks Scott up off the mat. The crowd gasps and cheers when Stevenson quickly pulls him into a front facelock to set up The Allure (twist of Fate). She turns and goes for The Allure when Scott shoves her off into the ropes. When Stevenson returns, she goes for Head Over Heels (Blockbuster DDT). But Scott catches her in mid air, turns and rams her back-first into the corner. Scott follows up with a series of shoulder thrusts before rocking Stevenson with another hard European Uppercut. He then takes Stevenson and goes for an irish whip. But Stevenson reverses, sending Scott across the ring. Instead of crashing into the corner, Scott jumps up, turns in mid air and sits on the top turnbuckle before going for another diving European Uppercut. But before he can dive off, the crowd cheers when Stevenson nails him with a spinning heel kick, sending Scott tumbling over the top rope and to the floor.

Geoff Penzer: Scott falls hard to the floor after that surprise spinning heel kick from Stevenson!

Stevenson slowly pulls herself up using the ropes while Scott stirs on the outside. After Scott picks himself back up, Stevenson springboards onto the top turnbuckle before knocking him down with a skytwister plancha! She mounts herself on top of Scott before hammering away with right hands. She then picks up Scott and rolls him back inside. After climbing up onto the apron, she gets hit with a lunging forward thrust through the ropes. While Stevenson remains doubled over on the apron, Scott grabs her and goes for a suplex back into the ring. But Stevenson’s able to slip down from behind. She then jumps up for a leaping reverse bulldog. But Scott blocks by wrapping his arms around the top rope, causing Stevenson to slip off of him and smack the back of her head against the mat. Stevenson slowly rolls away from Scott before holding the back of her head with both hands. She then begins to get up onto a knee. After Stevenson gets back to a vertical base, Scott runs up from behind and brings her down with a reverse Sling Blade. The cheers continue as he pushes her over and makes the cover.

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Stevenson gets her shoulder up.

As Scott slowly pulls up Stevenson, Stevenson quickly brings him back down with a small package.

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Scott kicks out.

After both grapplers return to their feet, Scott rushes over and sends Stevenson flipping own to the canvas with a Kitchen Sink to the midsection. He then reaches down, picks up Stevenson and whips her into the ropes. When Stevenson returns, Scott scoops her up from the side before delivering a running backbreaker. Scott gets to his feet and heads into the ropes. When he returns, he connects with a jumping knee drop. The cheers continue as he makes the cover.

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Stevenson gets her shoulder up.

Scott picks up Stevenson, and delivers a rib breaker. He makes the cover.

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Stevenson gets her shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Another nearfall for Scott. This has to be frustrating for the DNA of FGA. As much as Stevenson wants to win this match, you know that he wants to win just as badly.

Scott picks up Stevenson and sends her stumbling backwards into the ropes after another hard European Uppercut. While Stevenson tries to shake out the cobwebs, Scott marches over before hitting her with another European Uppercut. He then takes Stevenson and whips her into the far ropes. When Stevenson returns, she goes for another cross body block. This time, Scott catches her and counters with a bridging fallaway slam.

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Stevenson gets her shoulder up.

Scott sits up Stevenson and applies a rear chinlock. The ref gets down to ask Stevenson if she wants to give up. When she refuses, Scott stands up and drives his knee down into the back of Stevenson. He then reapplies the rear chinlock. Stevenson cringes when Scott pulls back on the hold. The ref asks her if she wants to give up. Stevenson responds by wagging her finger at the ref. The crowd begins to stand up and cheer for Stevenson. When the crowd starts to rally behind her, Stevenson begins to feed off of their energy. She shakes her arms before slowly turning over onto her knees. After getting back to a vertical base, she nails Scott with four elbows to the midsection, breaking the hold. Stevenson then turns and heads towards the ropes. When she comes back, she goes for a tilt-a-whirl headscissors. But Scott counters with a tilt-a-whirl sideslam. He hooks the leg.

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Stevenson gets her shoulder up. Scott looks over at the ref and claps his hands three times.

Scott picks up Stevenson and moves her into the corner. He doubles her over with five hard punches to the midsection before delivering a clubbing strike across the back. Scott then takes Stevenson and whips her hard into the corner. The turnbuckles rattle as Stevenson drops down to her knees before falling face-first onto the canvas. Scott marches over, puts his foot on the middle rope and uses it to spring himself up before coming down across Stevenson’s back with a stomp. He then reaches down, pulls Stevenson back up and whips her hard into the previous corner. The turnbuckles rattle as Stevenson crumbles down to the mat. Stevenson howls in pain while she archers her back. She seeths in pain as she tries to get back to her feet. Scott picks up Stevenson and pulls her over towards the center of the ring. He lifts her up for a Shotgun Stunner. But Stevenson slips down from behind. She then shoves Scott into the ropes. When Scott returns, Stevenson runs past him. So Scott slams on the brakes. When he turns around, the crowd cheers when he gets knocked down by a handspring enzuigiri. While Scott tries to shake out the cobwebs, Stevenson pushes herself up on all fours. She begins to slap the canvas to get the crowd hyped up. The crowd buzzes with anticipation as Stevenson battles back to her feet.

Geoff Penzer: Stevenson's got her opening! Can she take advantage...

Once Scott gets back to a vertical base, Stevenson turns and runs into the ropes. When she comes back, the crowd cheers when Scott quickly scoops her up onto his shoulders for a fireman’s carry neckbreaker. But Stevenson blocks the move with an elbow to the side of the head. She then nails him with another elbow to the side of the head… and another… and another. The elbows pick up in pace until she slips down from behind. Stevenson takes another page out of Cyncity’s book by slipping on an inverted front facelock before bringing Scott down with the Glitter Driver (cross rhodes). The crowd cheers as she turns over and makes the cover.

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Scott gets his shoulder up.

Stevenson slowly picks up Scott and nails him with a right hand. After hitting Scott with another right hand, Scott comes back with a punch of his own. Stevenson then nails him with another right hand. Scott throw out a punch, but Stevenson ducks and counters with another right hand… and another.. And another. She then takes Scott, moves him backwards into the corner and unleashes a flurry of right hands to the face. Stevenson turns and marches away from the corner… only to turn back around and charge at Scott. Scott ducks the attack and dumps Stevenson over the top rope. After Stevenson lands safely on the apron, she kicks Scott’s leg out from under him, knocking him down into a seated position. She then grabs a hold of the top rope with both hands before nailing him with a slingshot corner dropkick to the face. Stevenson rolls back before dragging Scott away from the ropes. Stevenson holds her lower back before dropping down and making the cover.

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Scott gets his shoulder up.

Stevenson picks up Scott and nails him with a punch to the face. She then turns and runs into the ropes. When she returns, Scott goes for another Kitchen Sink to the midsection. This time, Stevenson flips over the knee and rolls him up with a schoolboy.

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Scott kicks out.

After both grappler scramble back to a vertical base, the crowd cheers when Scott throws her down with a Sling Blade! He then picks up Stevenson, lifts her up across his shoulders before delivering a fireman’s carry neckbreaker! The cheers continue as he makes the cover.

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Stevenson gets her shoulder up. Scott looks over at the ref and claps his hands three times. Scott picks up Stevenson, lifts her up and delivers a Shotgun Stunner. After pulling Stevenson up into a seated position, Scott turn and runs into the ropes. When he comes back, he throws out a sliding forearm smash. But Stevenson’s able to roll out of the way. When Scott returns to his feet, Stevenson doubles him over with a kick to the midsection before bringing him down with a swinging neckbreaker. Stevenson then goes for a standing moonsault. After Scott rolls out of the way, she lands on her feet before quickly hitting a standing moonsault double knee drop). The cheers continue as she makes the cover.

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Scott gets his shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: Stevenson nearly had him!

Stevenson picks up Scott and goes for an irish whip. Scott throws out the Pinpoint Dropkick. But he throws it out too early, allowing Stevenson to hang on the ropes. He then hits the canvas. As he gets back up, Stevenson runs over and knocks him down with a spinning heel kick. While Scott’s down, Stevenson begins to pull herself over towards the side of the ring. She then pulls herself up using the ropes before stepping out onto the apron. As soon as she points to the top turnbuckle, the arena becomes unglued. The cheers continue as Stevenson walks along the apron and makes her climb. Once she’s near the top, Scott runs into the corner, runs up the turnbuckle and stops her with a punch to the face. Stevenson comes back with a punch of her own. Scott then nails her with another punch. Stevenson then comes back with a punch of her own. Scott motions for a punch, but Stevenson cuts him off with a punch of her own. She then nails him with four more punches. She throws out another punch when Scott ducks and counters with a European Uppercut. After stepping up onto the top ropes, Scott grabs Stevenson, jumps off and delivers a superplex! But Scott doesn’t let go! He rolls through it, pulls Stevenson back to her feet, lifts her up and delivers the CRS-Two (End of Heartache)! After Stevenson bounces off of Scott’s knees and rolls away, Scott heads over, drags Stevenson back towards the center of the ring and looks around. He nods before turning her over into the Scott Lock!

Geoff Penzer: He’s got the Scott Lock applied! He’s been setting up for it all match with all those moves to target the back. Now Scott’s got Stevenson trapped in the center of the ring with nowhere to go! Will this be how Cordy Stevenson’s career ends!?

The crowd explodes with cheers once Stevenson is placed in the Scott Lock. The ref kneels down and asks Stevenson if she wants to give up. When Stevenson refuses, Scott pulls back. Stevenson howls in pain as Scott applies more pressure to the lower back. Stevenson winces while she remains trapped in the hold. She reaches out in front of her, but she’s nowhere near the ropes. She reaches out to her left, but she’s still nowhere near the ropes. Stevenson then tries to pull herself towards the ropes. Scott keeps the hold applied while Stevenson continues to try and pull herself to the ropes. Scott then stands up, drags Stevenson back to the center of the ring and squats back down. Stevenson cringes as Scott pulls back on the hold. The sold out crowd in the Allstate Arena encourages her to continue on.

PLEASE DON’T TAP!
PLEASE DON’T TAP!!
PLEASE DON’T TAP!!!

Geoff Penzer: This sold out crowd is solidly behind Stevenson!

Stevenson grunts as she goes to pull herself towards the ropes. She lets out a wail as she continue to scratch and claw her way towards the ropes. Stevenson reaches out, but she’s not quite there yet. Scott looks over his shoulder and tells Stevenson to tap before leaning back. Stevenson wails when Scott applies more pressure to the lower back. The ref asks Stevenson if she wants to give up. But once again, Stevenson refuses. She grits her teeth as she continues to try to drag herself towards the ropes. Stevenson reaches out, but she’s still not quite there. Scott keeps the hold locked on as Stevenson continues to pull herself towards the ropes inch by inch. The cheers become louder as they see Stevenson is almost there. She reaches out, but the ropes are just out of her reach! Stevenson groans as she drags herself even closer towards the ropes! Stevenson reaches out. She’s almost got a hold of the ropes when Scott stands up, drags Stevenson back towards the center of the ring and squats back down! Stevenson leaves a visible scratch mark across the canvas after being dragged back towards the center of the ring. The crowd lets out a collective sigh once they see Stevenson denied. Scott yells at her to top before pulling back on the hold. The ref asks Stevenson if she wants to give up. But she doesn’t answer. The ref asks her again. Still no answer.

Geoff Penzer: Stevenson might be out of it, ladies and gentlemen.

The ref nudges Stevenson to see if she’s still conscious. She is! The crowd slowly begins to cheer and rally back behind Stevenson.

LET’S GO, CORDY!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

LET’S GO, CORDY!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

LET’S GO, CORDY!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

As the crowd continues to rally behind her, Stevenson lets out a wail as she pushes herself up off the canvas. She then begins to reach out and pull herself towards the ropes. Scott can be seen shaking his head in disbelief as Stevenson continues to make progress towards the ropes. Stevenson doesn’t want to end he career by tapping out! Scott keeps the hold locked on as tight as he can. He tries to slow her down the best he can. But it’s to no avail as Stevenson continues to scratch and claw her way towards the side of the ring. Stevenson reaches her arm out. The crowd explodes with cheers when she grabs a hold of the bottom rope! Scott releases the hold. He drops down to his knees before slapping the canvas in frustration.

Geoff Penzer: SHE MADE IT! SHE MADE IT TO THE ROPES!

As Stevenson goes to pull herself up using the strikes, Scott comes up from behind and nails her with clubbing strikes across the back. He then follows up with double ax handle smashes across the back before delivering punches to the lower back. The succession of blows drops Stevenson down to a knee. Scott then presses down on the back of Stevenson’s neck and chokes her across the middle rope. The ref gives him until the count of five to break the choke.

Ref: ONE… TWO… THREE… FOUR…

Scott lets go to run into the far ropes. When he returns, he goes for a leaping body guillotine. But Stevenson moves out of the way, causing Scott to crotch himself across the middle rope on the way down. The crowd cheers as Scott bounces off the ropes before falling to the canvas. Scott gets back to his feet before staggering across the ring and dropping back down to the canvas. He holds himself while he howls in pain.

Geoff Penzer: Scott is down and he is HURTING! Stevenson’s got another opening! She’s got the crowd solidly behind her! Can she get back into this match and put this away!?

Scott cringes in pain while he remains curled up on his back. He then slowly turns over and gets up on all fours. Once he feels he’s recovered enough, he returns to his feet. When Scott turns around, Stevenson runs over and plants him with Head Over Heels! The crowd explodes with cheers when Scott bounces off the mat. As Scott turns over onto his back, Stevenson gets back to her feet and slowly staggers over into the corner. She then steps out onto the apron and holds her lower back before scaling to the top turnbuckle. Stevenson remains crouched down on the top turnbuckle while she waits patiently for Scott to get in position. After Scott turns over on all fours, he gets back to a vertical base. As soon as he turns around, the crowd gasps and cheers when Stevenson stands up, leaps off and goes for Get Familiar (The O-Face). But Scott leaps up and counters with a jumping European Uppercut in mid air! Stevenson crumbles to the canvas. While Stevenson lays sprawled out on the apron, Scott staggers across the ring before dropping down to the canvas. He immediately rolls over onto his back and clutches his arm.

Geoff Penzer: Stevenson’s down! But so is Scott!

Scott lets out a guttural wail once he realizes something is seriously wrong.

Geoff Penzer: He’s down and he is hurt. Bad! I believe that was the same move that ended up damaging his shoulder two years ago.

Stevenson slowly turns over and gets up on all fours. She then pulls herself up using the ropes. When Stevenson turns around, she sees the ref kneeling down next to Scott while Scott lays in agony. Stevenson immediately puts two and two together. Stevenson slowly makes her way over to Scott and goes to help him back to his feet. Scott takes his good arm and grabs a hold of Stevenson’s hand. After Stevenson slowly pulls him back up to the mat, the crowd gasps when Scott kicks her in the midsection, lifts her up and plants her with the DNA Driver (Bloody Sunday).

Geoff Penzer: DNA DRIVER! Scott suckered her in and plants her with the DNA DRIVER!

Scott turns over and makes the cover.

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The crowd gasps, then explodes with cheers when Stevenson gets her shoulder up.

Geoff Penzer: She got her shoulder up!? SHE GOT HER SHOULDER UP!!!

Scott rolls away from Stevenson before getting up on his knees. He holds up three fingers at the ref. But the ref shakes him off. He asks the ref if it was a three count. When the ref tells him it was only two, Scott rolls over onto his back and places his hands over his face in shock.

Geoff Penzer: Scott can’t believe it and neither can I! I thought that was three! I thought it was all over! But the fight of Cordy Stevenson, my God is it something else!

Scott snaps out of it before getting back to his feet. He goes over, pulls up Stevenson and sends her into the corner with an irish whip. Scott runs across the ring and nearly takes her head off with a running European Uppercut. After Stevenson slumps down in the corner, Scott reaches down, pulls her back up and sends her into the opposite corner with an irish whip. Scott runs, jumps and goes for a flying corner elbow smash. But Stevenson moves out of the way, causing Scott to crash into the turnbuckles. Scott slowly stumbles back. When he turns around, the crowd explodes with cheers when Stevenson knocks him down with the Foot Fetish. After turning Scott around, She steps out onto the apron and calls for the Cynderana (Shooting Star Double Footstomp).

Geoff Penzer: Could another ode to Cindy Parker be coming up!?

Stevenson scales to the top turnbuckle. The crowd stands up and buzzes with anticipation as Stevenson raises her arms in the air. She flips off and goes for the Cynderana. But Scott rolls out of the way. After Stevenson lands on her feet, her leg buckles. Stevenson lets out a harrowing yelp as she immediately crumbles to the mat and grabs her ankle.

Geoff Penzer: Oh no...

The fans in in attendance stand in hushed silence while the only noise that can be heard are Stevenson’s wails. She clutches her ankle for dear life. She can be seen shaking her head in disbelief while muttering “not again… not again…”

The production members in the control truck switch to various shots of fans in the crowd. Some fans stand with their hands on their head. Some begin to shed tears. Some cover their mouths with shock while others stand with their mouths agape.

The crowd murmurs amongst themselves as the ref snaps out of the shock and goes to check on Stevenson. The ref asks her if she wants to give up. When he sees that she’s in no condition to continue, he throws up the X sign as he looks down the aisle. He then goes to call for the bell when Stevenson grabs his arm. The ref looks down and sees Stevenson shaking her head at him. The ref tells her that she can’t continue. But she shakes him off, telling him that she can. The crowd applauds as Stevenson turns over on all fours. She tries to get back to her feet, but she immediately crumbles back down to the canvas. The ref covers his mouth while a collective shock comes over the crowd.

Scott sees all of this and makes his way over Stevenson. The ref tries to get in between him and Stevenson. But Scott moves him out of the way. Scott drops down next to Stevenson. He lowers his head with a somber look on his face. He then takes Stevenson’s arm and drapes it across his neck. Scott then begins to slowly help Stevenson back to her feet when she quickly places him in a front facelock and drops him with The Allure. The crowd stands in stunned silence, then explodes with cheers upon seeing Scott motionless on the mat.

Geoff Penzer: STEVENSON SUCKERED HIM IN AND DROPS HIM WITH THE ALLURE!

Stevenson crawls over, pushes Scott over and makes the cover.

Crowd: ONE!

Ref: ONE!

Crowd: TWO!!

Ref: TWO!!

Crowd: THREE!!!

Geoff Penzer: NO!

The crowd gasps, then cheers when Scott gets his shoulder up!

Geoff Penzer: How!? HOW!?

Stevenson looks up at the ref and holds up three fingers. The ref shakes his head. Stevenson gets back to her feet and holds up three fingers. But again, the ref shakes his head and tells her that it was only two. Stevenson stops her foot in disbelief.

Stevenson snaps out of it. She then marches over, pulls up Scott and goes for The Allure. But Scott slips out and shoves her into the ropes. When she returns, the crowd explodes with cheers when Scott turns her inside out with the Pinpoint Dropkick. He then picks up Stevenson and whips her into the ropes. When Stevenson returns, Scott lifts her up and delivers a flapjack. He then places his arms around her waist and hoists her off the canvas before throwing her down with a deadlift gutwrench sitout powerbomb.

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TWO!
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THREE!

NO!

The crowd explodes with cheers when Stevenson gets her shoulder up. Scotts lays on his back and puts his hands over his face.

Geoff Penzer: I can’t believe it! Scott can’t believe it! This sold out crowd can’t believe it! But they’re elated! Stevenson is not out of this! There’s still fight left in the Hall of Famer! What a match!

Scott picks up Stevenson and whips her into the corner. He then runs, jumps and cracks her across the face with a flying corner elbow smash. After sitting Stevenson up onto the apron, he reaches back and goes for the Mass Spike (top rope-hung Cutter) when Stevenson slips down jumps up and brings him down with a leaping reverse bulldog! The crowd cheers as she makes the cover.

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TWO!
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THRE-NO!

Scott gets his shoulder up.

Stevenson slowly brings Scott up off the canvas. She nails him with a right hand… and another… and another. Stevenson’s punches pick up in speed as she begins to hammer Scott down to a knee. She then quickly places him in a front facelock before planting him with a Kneeling Snap DDT. The cheers continues as Stevenson turns over and pulls herself towards the ropes. After pulling herself up using the ropes, she waits for Scott to return to his feet. Once Scott gets up back up and turns around, Stevenson runs across the ring, flips and plants him with Head over Heels. With Scott sprawled out on the canvas, Stevenson rolls out onto the apron before pulling herself up using the ropes. The crowd buzzes with cheers as Stevenson scales the turnbuckles. Once she reaches the top, she flips off for The Beauty School Dropout (630 Senton Splash). The cheers turn turn into a collective gasp when Stevenson crashes down across Scott’s knees.

Geoff Penzer: Scott got his knees up! He got the knees up at the last second!

Stevenson bounces off his knees before rolling away from the corner. Stevenson howls in pain as she holds her lower back. Meanwhile, Scott reaches up and begins to slowly pull himself up in the corner using the ropes. Scott leans against the turnbuckles as he slowly waves Stevenson up. The waves get faster the closer Stevenson gets to her feet. After Stevenson returns to a vertical base, Scott runs up from behind and knocks her down with a running Roaring Hammer to the back of the head. He drops down, pushes Stevenson over and makes the cover.

OOOOOONNNNNNE!
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TWWWWWWOOOOOOOO!!
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THHHHHRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEno!!!

The crowd explodes with cheers when Stevenson gets her shoulder up. Scott looks up at the ceiling and shakes his head.

Geoff Penzer: Scott doesn’t know what to do! He doesn’t know what he has to do to put Cordy Stevenson away!

Scott snaps out on it before turning over onto his knees. After getting back to his feet, he reaches down, grabs a hold of Stevenson and slowly brings her back to her feet. He then takes Stevenson and whips her into the ropes. Upon her return, Scott lifts her up and catches her on the way down with a Pop-up European Uppercut. While Stevenson stands on wobbly legs, Scott steps back before turning her inside out with a discus Roaring Hammer. The cheers continue as he drops down and makes the cover.

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TWO!
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THREE!

The crowd cheers as “Animal Ghosts” blasts over the PA.

Geoff Penzer: It’s over!

Melanie Sierra: Here is your winner, CHANDLER SCOTT!

The cheers continue as Scott stands up on his knees. The ref goes to raise his hand. But he pulls his arm away before rolling to the outside. Scott doesn’t celebrate the win. Instead, he makes his way up the aisle, giving Stevenson the spotlight. As Scott’s music fades out, Stevenson remains motionless on her back. She begins to stir on the canvas as she starts to come to. When Stevenson sits up, she’s met with cheers from the crowd. After returning to her feet, the crowd joins her in standing on their feet. Stevenson looks around, taking in the standing ovation. Cheers and applause continue fill Allstate Arena. Stevenson puts her hands on her hips as tears begin to roll down her face. She puts her head down as the cheers and applause get even louder.

THANK YOU, CORDY!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

THANK YOU, CORDY!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

THANK YOU, CORDY!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

THANK YOU, CORDY!!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

THANK YOU, CORDY!!!!
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

Stevenson finally lifts her head back up before saluting the crowd. She turns and sees Geoff Penzer and Melanie Sierra applauding her. Stevenson makes her way to the outside and shakes hands with them before slowly making her way around the ringside area. The Hall of Famer takes the time to shake the hand of every fan as they express their love for her. After performing the lap around the ring, Stevenson walks up the aisle. The production truck cuts to various fans bowing, applauding, cheering, wiping tears from their eyes and holding up their Cordy signs. Once Stevenson turns around at the top of the ramp, she raises her arms in the air and is met with another rush of cheers and applause from the crowd. Stevenson smiles as she takes it all in for one last time and before calling it a career...