Grapple Kingdom 4

[FGA Office]

As the attention of the camera switches elsewhere, Amanda Johnson is seen standing somewhere backstage at the Blue Cross Arena, microphone in hand.

Amanda Johnson: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome my guest at this time… the FGA Undisputed Champion… Lowri Moss!

The camera pans out, and the audience responds with a loud cheer, as Lowri comes into view.

Lowri Moss: Hopefully we won’t have any interruptions this time.

Ahead of her upcoming match, Lowri is dressed in her ring attire, which tonight consists of a light blue top and a pair of yellow trunks– the significance of which should not be lost on anyone– with black knee pads, black boots and black kick pads. The Undisputed title is wrapped around her waist.

Amanda Johnson: Lowri, in tonight’s main event you’re going to be defending the Undisputed Championship for the first time since winning it at All-Star Showdown X, against the woman who you defeated to win that championship, Cordelia Stevenson, so my first question for you is simply how are you feeling now, ahead of what is such a momentous match for you?

With a smile on her face, Lowri replies.

Lowri Moss: I’m feeling good, Amanda; I feel positive. It’s the first pay-per-view event of the year, my first pay-per-view event as Undisputed Champion, I’ve been looking forward to walking into my first pay-per-view event as champion almost since the moment that I won the title, that night has now arrived, now I’m just looking forward to getting out there in the ring, throwing Cordelia off a ladder like Emery Layton told me to, and chalking up a first successful title defence.

Amanda Johnson: Before we get into discussing the match in greater detail, something I don’t think you’ve been asked about any of the times that you’ve been interviewed during the past twelve months or so, is how vocal Cordy has been about the injustices that she perceives in FGA, alleging that she is always put at a disadvantage, with the deck being stacked against her; as one of the people that Cordy has often referred to when talking about how she believes she has been mistreated, I was wondering whether you had any thoughts about any of that?

That question causes Lowri to let out a little chuckle.

Lowri Moss: Some conspiracy theories can be fun to think about, Amanda. Like for example the one about the Titanic, that it wasn’t actually the Titanic that sank, but that it was the Titanic's sister ship, disguised as the Titanic, in an insurance scam. Ultimately though, theories like that are just theories, with little evidence to support them. And that’s what this is. Cordy probably hopes that if she repeats it enough times, then eventually other people will start to believe her, but how many people have you seen or heard say that they agree with her? Besides Stephy Auger, I’m sure she agrees with Cordy.

And Evan Grayson, if he was still around.

Lowri Moss: Cordy referred to me as FGA’s “number one pawn,” but if I really was being groomed by the Executive Committee to be their hand-picked champion, why would they have had me enter last year’s Gold Rush Rumble at number twenty-six and not at number thirty? Why would they now be allowing me to defend the title in a ladder match, a match that Cordy herself chose, rather than something of my choosing?

Lowri shrugs her shoulders.

Lowri Moss: Make it make sense.

Amanda Johnson: As you just mentioned, this time your match with Cordy is going to be a ladder match– how do you feel about having your first defense of the Undisputed Championship be in a ladder match?

A slight sigh escapes Lowri’s lips.

Lowri Moss: I’m okay with it. I mean, I’m not going to stand here and deny that I would’ve preferred to have a more traditional match, but at the same time, I’m not at all apprehensive about it– I might not be as at home in ladder matches as some people are, but I’m not new to them either; I’ve been in two ladder matches before in FGA, at least that I can remember. There was the seven man ladder match for the Mid-Atlantic Legacy Championship at All-Star Showdown VI, my first title match in FGA, and the first ladder match of my career, a match that… I don’t exactly have fond memories of.

Lowri's involvement in that match ended with her being dumped off a ladder and crashing through two tables on the outside of the ring.

Lowri Moss: I have better memories, however, of the ladder match for the United States tag team titles at Capital Combat, when Gareth and I successfully defended our titles against The Tenacious Wrecking Crew. And my record in my two previous ladder matches here in FGA is pretty much in keeping with my record in ladder matches in other promotions; I haven’t been in that many ladder matches in my career, the number is only in single figures, and those that I have been in, my win-loss record is an even split, as far as I can remember. I did win the most recent one that I was in though, fifteen months ago, an eight man contest in Underground, and so while my record in ladder matches might not be quite as impeccable as Cordy’s record is, I’m still confident about my chances.

Amanda Johnson: I assume that only having one opponent, rather than six or seven, like in some of those past matches that you just brought up, must at least make things less complicated for you.

Lowri runs a hand through her hair.

Lowri Moss: It does make preparing for the match a bit more straightforward, only having the one opponent instead of multiple opponents, but it doesn’t make the match itself any easier, not when that one opponent is someone of the calibre of Cordelia Stevenson. In fact, if anything, I’m expecting this match to be even tougher than, say, the one for the Mid-Atlantic Legacy title was– I may have had six opponents in that match, but none of them were close to Cordy’s level; no offence, Sadie.

She turns to give a wink to the camera.

Amanda Johnson: You alluded a moment ago to Cordy’s record in ladder matches, with her never having lost one so far in her career– are you at all concerned by that?

Lowri shakes her head.

Lowri Moss: No. This is what Cordy wanted, her favourite kind of match, at the event that she says is her show, but I’m not known for backing down from a challenge, no matter the circumstances, as she well knows. And sure, right now she may never have lost a ladder match in her career, but prior to All-Star Showdown X, how many times had she been made to submit?

That is a rhetorical question.

Lowri Moss: There’s a first time for everything, Amanda.

Amanda Johnson: I’ve talked to you previously about how your reign as the Legacy Champion, or the Mid-Atlantic Legacy Champion, as you were at the time, how that fell below the expectations that you set for yourself–

Lowri interrupts Amanda.

Lowri Moss: Not only my reign as Mid-Atlantic Legacy Champion, Amanda, but also my reign as Pride Champion, to an extent.

Rather than carrying on with whatever question she was going to ask, Amanda instead gestures for Lowri to continue.

Lowri Moss: I have no problem admitting that I wasn’t satisfied with how my reign with either of those titles panned out– for all of the months that I held them, I only managed a combined total of one successful defence. My time as Mid-Atlantic Legacy Champion was particularly disappointing for me, having spent much of my first year in FGA chasing it, and it having taken me four attempts to win it. After I won it, I had such high hopes for what I wanted to accomplish during my reign, I wanted to emulate the likes of Izzy Anders and Sadie San Francisco, two of my predecessors as champion, but I ended up falling well short of that. Then eighteen months after losing that title, I won the Pride Championship, and I hoped that I could have a better reign as Pride Champion than I had as Mid-Atlantic Legacy Champion, but I wasn’t able to do that either.

Lowri lets out another sigh.

Lowri Moss: I’m still waiting to have a singles title reign in FGA that I can well and truly be proud of. And what better title to have that with than the Undisputed title?

She glances down at the belt that is around her waist, before looking back up at Amanda.

Lowri Moss: I don’t have any specific targets for what I want to accomplish during my reign as Undisputed Champion. I’m not going to declare that I want to hold the title for x number of months, or that I want to defend it x number of times, because if I do that, once I reach one or both of those targets, I run the risk that I might subconsciously take my foot off the pedal, and then my time as champion might not last much longer; I’m not aiming to emulate or surpass what anyone else has done as FGA World Champion, or Undisputed Champion, I just want to be the best champion that I can be.

Amanda Johnson: Recently in the year end awards, you and Cordy won awards for both match of the year and rivalry of the year, and it certainly has been quite the rivalry that has developed between you, with tonight’s match being the third one-on-one match between the two of you in FGA, or the fourth in total if we include the match that you had two years ago in Japan. Prior to Only The Strong Survive last year, you stated that you wanted to be the one to end Cordy’s reign as Undisputed Champion, which you of course did, and so now, as you get set to defend your title for the first time, does having Cordy as your first challenger provide you with any extra motivation?

Lowri takes a moment to briefly contemplate the question, before answering.

Lowri Moss: I don’t think I really need any additional motivation tonight, Amanda– not wanting to have my reign as Undisputed Champion come to an end in my first defence should be all of the motivation that I need, especially considering what I just talked about. Beating Cordy to get that first successful defence will be a nice bonus though. She has talked about me being “destined for failure,” and I know she’s convinced that she’s going to regain the Undisputed Championship here tonight. However, she was also convinced that I wouldn’t win the Gold Rush Rumble for a second consecutive year, as well as that I wouldn’t defeat her at All-Star Showdown X, and well, look how that turned out for her.

Lowri taps the faceplate of the Undisputed title.

Lowri Moss: At the 10 Year Anniversary Show, when I was having my moment on the first show after becoming Undisputed Champion, she came out and she tried to make my victory all about her, and even after I win this match tonight and retain the title, I’m sure she'll still try to make it all about her. She probably already has all of her excuses ready, and we’ll all no doubt have to listen to them in the coming weeks.

She puts her hands on her hips.

Lowri Moss: Cordy thinks that the Undisputed title is her title, and she has “every intention” of taking it back; unfortunately for her, I have every intention of keeping it. Yesterday marked five years to the day that I made my debut in FGA. I debuted as a virtual unknown, not just here in North America, but also to most people in the UK. Since then I’ve worked my way up from being an unknown to becoming only the fourth Grand Slam winner, capped off by winning the Undisputed Championship at All-Star Showdown. To reach that point, I’ve had to go through tournaments, ladder matches, battle royals, and a whole host of other matches– and that’s only what you’ve seen of me out there in the ring, that’s not to mention all of the hours that I spend preparing for each match, which is what has gotten me to where I am. I haven’t gone through all of that, I haven’t worked that hard, just to let go of this title almost immediately after winning it; no [BEEP]ing chance.

She emphasises that with a single shake of her head.

Lowri Moss: I’m going to go to the ring, I’m going to do battle with Cordy one more time, I’m going to climb the ladder, grab my title, and then next weekend, I’m going to walk into Royal Battle… still the Undisputed Champion.

With Lowri looking confident about her prospects for the main event, the camera cuts back to ringside.

[FGA Office]

Chivalry is DEAD
Seth Iser vs. Izzy Anders

J.A. Aldridge: Ladies and gentlemen, the following contest is scheduled for one fall and it is a Chivalry is Dead match!

A roar of cheers and applause can be heard from the crowd.

J.A. Aldridge: There are no disqualification! No countouts! The only way to win is by pinfall or submission!

The hypnotic opening of “Bad Dreams” by Phantogram picks up throughout the arena and the lights fade into a cascade of fuschia and crimson.

♫ Bad dreams never affect me
I'm not afraid of the concrete
Bad dreams never affect me
I'm not afraid of the concrete ♫

As the colors play, the beats becomes harsher and invites Izzy Anders onto the stage. She dances around to the beat of the music until she makes to the center point of the stage. Scanning the arena with that Cheshire grin of hers, Izzy takes her time walking down the ramp. When she does, she does it with an egotistical saunter, knowing that she has the audience wrapped around her finger.

♫ To changing me
(And I believe this happened once before)
To changing me
(And I predict the world will be all gone)
To changing me
(And I can see the same things that you see)
To changing me
(‘Cause I predict the world) ♫

J.A. Aldridge: Introducing first, fighting out of Holland, Michigan by way of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada! Weighing in at 140 pounds! She is "The Mindkiller" IZZY ANDERS!

Izzy climbs the ring apron, turning her back to the ring to stare at the audience. She shifts down the ropes until she reaches the turnbuckle, ascending it with a delicate air. From there, she reaches methodically for her eyepatch, removing it with flair. She lowers it into her mouth, giving it a playful bite and giving the hard cam a wink. Izzy then scales down the turnbuckle into the ring, taking her coat off. A stagehand receives it in the only way Izzy does, a dramatic fling meant to blanket them in the immense coat. The Mindkiller then takes a seat a little off center of the ring, at the very tip of her corner. She sits there with her legs crossed, staring out to the audience as her song dies out.

Kris Cruise: Izzy Anders did not want to go back down this dark road. She never wanted to go back to this place. But people like John Carmichael and Seth Iser? They dragged her back. She did what she had to do inside the Steel Cage against Carmichael at All-Star Showdown IX. But even that contest will pale in comparison to the level of violence she's willing to unleash here tonight.

Stephy Auger: This is a woman that has terrorized. This is a woman that has tormented. The Mindkiller has broken everything from bones to spirits, Kris.

Kris Cruise: The only thing she wishes to break tonight is finally break the cycle. To do that, she has to, in her own words, "do something unspeakably wrong."

Stephy Auger: Well, there is no turning back at this point. I would like to think that, regardless of the outcome, this is the end of the road for this rivalry.

Kris Cruise: For their sakes, it better be. Though depending on who is able to walk out of here and who gets carted out of here, they might not have much of a choice.

The lights dim down as the music begins to play. Soon enough, Seth Iser slowly walks through the curtain with that familiar scowl on his face. He starts walking down to the ring...glare etched on his face and listening to the fans boo him.

J.A. Aldridge: Her opponent, hailing from Morgantown, West Virginia! Weighing in at 240 pounds! He is "Wrestling's Greatest Mind"... SETH ISER!

A methodical, slow walk as he cracks his knuckles on the way down before pulling himself up onto the apron and enters the ring calmly before performing a crucifix pose at the center of the ring to revive the lights. He then goes to his corner and slinks to a seat just waiting for the bell to ring.

Kris Cruise: Seth Iser is a man that's seen it all and done it all over the years. But I don't think even a world traveled veteran like Seth has experienced something like Chivalry is Dead.

Stephy Auger: Even if he hasn't, he knows the risk. He knows what he's signed up for. He knows the consequences of his actions. He knew what he was getting into when he costed Izzy the Undisputed Championship. This is a man that's 3-0 against Izzy in singles matches. But he's never faced her in a scenario quite like this.

Kris Cruise: No he hasn't. Iser has accepted who he is and has accepted whatever fate lays ahead of him tonight. This will be the sixth Chivalry is Dead match in FGA history. This is a match that has changed careers. It's a match that has threatened careers. In the case of two men, it's even been the match that has ended careers. There might be an official winner in the record books when it's all said and done, but I don't think either of these two will feel like a winner when it's all said and done. Both Izzy and Seth knew what they signed up for. They knew what they were getting into when they willingly sign the waiver for this contest. Neither of them will be the same after this one.

"FUCK EM UP, IZZY, FUCK EM UP!"
*CLAP-CLAP*

"FUCK EM UP, IZZY, FUCK EM UP!"
*CLAP-CLAP*

"FUCK EM UP, IZZY, FUCK EM UP!"
*CLAP-CLAP*

"FUCK EM UP, IZZY, FUCK EM UP!"
*CLAP-CLAP*

"FUCK EM UP, IZZY, FUCK EM UP!"
*CLAP-CLAP*

Stephy Auger: Listen to these bloodthirsty animals, Cruise!

Kris Cruise: I don't want to see this, either. But even you have to admit that Seth has this coming.

As soon as the ref calls for the bell, he immediately gets the hell out of the dodge as Iser and Anders charge out of their respective corner!

Kris Cruise: There they go!

Iser's the first to throw out a strike with a running big boot. He whiffs when Anders rolls underneath it. Anders gets back to her feet, turns around and tries to catch Iser with a step-up enzuigiri. Iser ducks the kick. Iser then tries to catch Anders when she gets back to her feet with a discus clothesline, but Anders ducks the strike. When both grapplers turn towards each other, the crowd explodes with cheers as they both start throwing out rapid fire right hands!

Stephy Auger: They're unloading on each other!

The cheers continue as Iser and Anders continue to trade strikes!

Kris Cruise: They aren't holding anything back! There's no feeling out process in this one!

10 seconds in and Iser and Anders continue to trade blows.

Stephy Auger: They're still going at it!

15 seconds in and Iser and Anders continue to unleash a flurry of right hands without slowing down. The crowd slowly gets to their feet and shows them with both cheers and applause.

Kris Cruise: How are they keeping up this pace?
20 seconds in, Anders and Iser grab each other by the backs of their necks and continue to trade alternating cross and uppercuts.

Stephy Auger: Unreal. Absolutely unreal.

25 seconds in and Anders and Iser slowly come to a stop. They stop and catch their breath until Iser nails Anders with a right hand.

"BOOOOOOO!"

Anders responds with a punch of her.

"YES!"

Iser nails Anders with another right hand.

"BOOOOOOO!"

Anders responds with a punch of her own.

"YES!"

Iser nails Anders with a European Uppercut.

"BOOOOOOO!"

Anders responds with a European Uppercut of her own.

"YES!"

Anders cuts off Iser with another European Uppercut.

"YES!"

Iser gets cut off with another European Uppercut.

"BOOOOOOO!"

Anders follows up with a step-up enzuigiri that sends Iser staggering over into the ropes. The Mindkiller then turns and takes off into the far ropes. Anders picks up speed as she runs back across the ring before connecting with a clothesline, sending Iser over the top rope and to the floor!

Kris Cruise: They both took a hard tumble to the floor on that one!

Anders turns and takes off into the far ropes again. She picks up speed as she runs back across the ring. The Mindkiller then leaps through the ropes before knocking Iser down with a suicide dive! NO! Iser counters by jumping up and knocking her back into the ring with a European Uppercut.

Iser rolls back inside and puts the boots to Anders. The boos continue as he picks up Anders, marches into the corner and goes to slam her face-first into the top turnbuckle. Anders counters by getting her foot on the middle turnbuckle. Iser goes to slam her face-first into the top turnbuckle a second time. Again, Anders counters by getting her foot on the middle turnbuckle. After a back elbow to the midsection doubles Iser over, Anders grabs him by the head and slams him face-first into the top turnbuckle while the crowd counts along.

"ONE!"
"TWO!"
"THREE!"
"FOUR!"
"FIVE!"
"SIX!"
"SEVEN!"
"EIGHT!"
"NINE!"
"TEN!"

After turning Iser around, Iser climbs up onto the middle ropes and rains down multiple punches while the crowd counts along.

"ONE!"
"TWO!"
"THREE!"
"FOUR!"
"FIVE"
"SI-"

Iser grabs Anders, takes a couple of steps out of the corner and counters with a Stun Gun across the top turnbuckle! After Anders pulls herself up in the corner and turns around, Iser runs in and nails her with a lariat. He follows up with up a series of back elbow strikes, followed by a series of knee strikes, followed by a series of shoulder thrusts. Anders gets whipped into the far corner before Iser comes barreling across the ring and nearly knocks the wind out of her with a lariat. The boos continue as Iser delivers another irish whip, follows Anders back across the ring and connects with another lariat. He then takes Anders and hoists her up to a seated position on the top turnbuckle before climbing the ropes.

Kris Cruise: Iser really goes to the top. When he does, it's bad news for the opponent.

Iser climbs up onto the middle ropes. He motions for a superplex, but he lets go and shakes his head. The crowd murmurs when he gets one foot up on the top rope.

Kris Cruise: Iser's trying to go to the very top.

Stephy Auger: Is he crazy!?

Before Iser can get fully on the top rope, Anders catches him with a headbutt. A second headbutt connects. She then catches Iser with a European Uppercut before shoving him off the ropes and down to the mat! Iser takes a second or two to stir on the mat before attempting to pick himself back up. Once Iser is back to a vertical base, Anders stands up on the top turnbuckle, leaps off and spikes him with a diving Tornado DDT! The cheers continue as she makes the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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Iser kicks out.

Kris Cruise: Iser got planted with a diving DDT from the very top, but he was able to kick out.

Anders immediately crawls over and grabs a hold of the bulky knee brace that's on Iser's left leg. She tries to undo it, but Iser is able to use his right leg to kick Anders off of him. Both grapplers scramble back to their feet. Anders rushes over and goes for a chop block to the front of the leg, but Iser is a step ahead and counters with a Wrestling II Knee Lift. With Anders down, Iser sizes her up before delivering a leg drop. Iser gets back to his feet before dropping another leg across the throat. Once Iser has returned to a vertical base, he connects with a knee drop. But it's not a garden variety knee drop. This time, Iser delivers a jumping knee drop right onto the face of Anders. The crowd boos as he knees that bulky knee brace pressed down hard on Anders. He then adds insult to injury by grinding the knee brace across the face in an attempt to break skin. Once Iser finally relents, Anders rolls away from him and towards the ropes. You can see that Anders has been cut across the face from the attack.

Kris Cruise: Iser was the first to draw blood.

Anders sees Iser approaching, so she slips out to the apron. When Iser reaches through the ropes to grab her, she quickly grabs a hold of Iser's arm and hits The Breakup, Part I (armbreaker across the ropes)! Iser turns and staggers away from the ropes before stopping in the center of the ring. He doubles over as he cradles his left arm. Unbeknownst to him, Anders as slithered into the ring behind him. The moment he finally stands up tall, Anders leaps up and latches onto his back. Iser tries to shake her off, but The Mindkiller is able to place him in a Sleeper.

Kris Cruise: Iser's about to be put to sleep!

Anders clamps down on the hold as she tries to turn Iser's lights out. The ref asks Iser if he wants to give up. When he refuses, Anders cinches down on the hold. Iser can be seen swinging his right arm wildly. He reaches out for the ropes, but he's nowhere near them. He then reaches out for the referee, but the official is wise to back away from Iser. In a last ditch effort, Iser leans forward, lifting Anders up onto his back. He then runs backwards before squashing Anders in the corner, breaking the hold.

Iser takes several steps forward before trying to shake out his left arm. He then turns around before running into the corner. The crowd cheers when Anders catches him with a European Uppercut. Iser gets knocked back, shakes off the blow and runs back in. This time, Anders catches him with a back elbow to the face. After hoisting herself up onto the middle ropes, she knocks Iser back with a front kick to the left shoulder before planting him with another diving Tornado DDT! NO! Iser pushes Anders off mid turn. After Anders lands on her feet, Iser runs over to attack before getting caught with a chop block to the front of the left leg!

Kris Cruise: Izzy's targeted that leg again.

Stephy Auger: Yeah, she wants to cripple him like she dd Vincent Moretti!

Iser tumbles to the mat. He immediately favors the left leg and goes to hug it, but Anders is able to wrestle away control of the leg. Anders lifts up the left leg before delivering an elbow drop across it. The Mindkiller returns to her feet and delivers a second elbow drop across it. After lifting up the leg and delivering a third elbow drop across it, she keeps the leg pinned down to that she can untie the brace. The crowd cheers when Anders is finally place to undo the brace and rip it off.

Kris Cruise: This isn't good for Iser! The ref can't even step in to stop this.

Anders catches Iser with a back elbow to the face before swinging around and smacking him in the face with the knee brace. She then turns Iser over into the prone position, bends the left leg at 90 degrees and proceeds to slam his knee against the canvas over... and over... and over... and over... and over... and over... and over... and over... and over again! The crowd cheers as they hear Iser howling in pain. He immediately rolls away from Anders before curling up on the mat. He slowly turns over to all fours, but Anders is right there to deliver a hard punt kick to the ribs, which sends him rolling over. Iser rolls back over into a prone position before getting caught again with another punt kick to the ribs. Anders reaches down, picks up Iser, places him in a side headlock and rakes his face along the top rope before slamming him face-first into the top turnbuckle. After turning Iser around, the crowd cheers when Anders sends him slumping down in the corner with MUDA MUDA MUDA (Machine Gun Punches to Cornered Opponent).!The Mindkiller reaches down, pulls Iser back to his feet and sends him slumping back down in the corner with MUDA MUDA MUDA! Anders still isn't done! She grabs Iser by the hair and slowly pulls him back to his feet before sending him slumping back down with MUDA MUDA MUDA.!After Iser ends up in a seated position in the corner, Anders continues to rain down rights and lefts across the face. Iser's head snaps from left to right after each violent strike.

Kris Cruise: Izzy's not letting up!

Stephy Auger: She's trying to put her fist through his face!

Anders finally lets up. A close up shot reveals blood leaking from Iser's broken nose and mouth. The Mindkiller stares down at Iser before delivered repeated stomps across the chest. Anders tries to stomp a mudhole in Iser's chest before switching to repeated stomps across the face.

Anders reaches down, picks up Iser and pulls him out of the corner. After she hammerlocks the left arm, she turns, runs back into the corner and throws Iser shoulder-first into the ring post.

Kris Cruise: Oh, did you hear that!?

Iser immediately drops down to a seated position and clutches the left arm. Anders proceeds to roll to the outside and pulls Iser over into the prone position. After taking hold of both of Iser's wrist, she yanks him shoulder-first into the ring post. The cheers continue as Iser takes the left arm and delivers The Breakup, Part II (Armbreaker using the ring post)! Anders takes the arm and swings it hard against the post again! After swinging the arm against the post for a third time, Anders keeps Iser held in place while she frantically unwraps the black tape from around her right wrist.

Kris Cruise: What is she doing here?

The Mindkiller takes the tap and wraps it around both of Iser's wrists, trapping his arms around the ring post. Iser can be seen frantically trying to pull himself free, but he's unable to escape. Anders drops down, lifts up the ring skirt and pulls out a steel chair.

Stephy Auger: Izzy, please...

Iser's eyes widen when he sees Anders with the chair. The crowd cheers when Anders takes the chair and repeatedly jabs it against Iser's left arm. Anders then switches her grip on the chair before whacking Iser across the arm with it over... and over.. and over... and over... and over... and over... and over again!

Kris Cruise: Izzy's hacking away at Iser's arm!

Stephy Auger: He can't even defend himself!

Anders throws down the chair before reaching down and pulling back the protective padding the exposed the concrete floor.

Stephy Auger: Great, just great!

Anders heads back over and rips off the tape from around Iser's wrists before dragging him to the outside.

Stephy Auger: She freed him, Kris. She freed him.

Kris Cruise: I don't think she did that out of the kindness of her heart. She's got something even worse in mind...

Anders applies an overhook on Iser's left arm. Iser tries to pull himself free, but Anders keeps hold of him and follows up with a snap single arm DDT onto the exposed floor!

Stephy Auger: She just tried to break Seth's arm! What the hell!?

Iser gets rolled back inside before Anders rolls in after him. After bringing Iser back down with a snapmare, she then points to a random fan in the crowd before taking off into the near ropes. Anders runs past Iser before running into the far ropes. The Mindkiller runs past Iser again before hitting the ropes. She then bounces off the ropes, runs past Iser and takes off into the far ropes again. When Anders returns, she flattens Iser with A Gift for You (Izzy points to a random fan, before charging a downed foe and connecting with a Penalty Kick)!

Kris Cruise: Izzy put everything she had behind that kick!

Stephy Auger: She tried to kick his head all the way up into the cheap seats, that's what she was trying to do!

ONE!
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TWO!
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Iser gets the right shoulder up.

Anders makes the cover again.

ONE!
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TWO!
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Iser gets the right shoulder up.

Anders goes for another cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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Iser gets the right shoulder up.

Anders reaches over and bends the left arm at 90 degrees before delivering a jumping double foot stomp to the pointed elbow! Iser howls out in agony as he rolls over towards the ropes.

Kris Cruise: Good God, Izzy!

Stephy Auger: I've seen stomps to a pointed elbow. But never a double foot stomp. She really wants to cripple this man!

Kris Cruise: Listen, I was always going to be uneasy about what we would see in a match like this. But like I said before the opening bell, Seth brought this all on himself. He should have left well enough alone.

The Mindkiller sets up shop on the fire side of the ring while she waits for Iser to get in position. She then starts to bounce her back against the ropes as she grows impatient. Across the ring, Iser struggles to pull himself up with the ropes with his good arm. Once Iser's finally back to his feet, Anders runs across the ring and sends him back to the outside with another clothesline over the top rope! NO! The crowd gasps when Iser counters with a back body drop, sending Anders rotating in the air before splatting face-first on the outside!

Kris Cruise: OH NO!

Stephy Auger: ...

The crowd murmurs when they see that Anders hasn't moved an inch. Back in the ring, Iser drops down to his good knee before pointing to the side of his head.

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Kris Cruise: Izzy's done. She's done. The ref should just stop this right now.

Stephy Auger: After what Izzy did to poor Seth? No, let him return the favor.

Kris Cruise: Poor Seth!?!?

Iser slowly rolls to the outside. He then makes his way over to Anders, who is being attended by the official. The ref begs for Iser to give Anders a chance to get up. Iser simply puts his hand on the ref's chest and moves him out of the way. He then reaches down, pulls Anders up by the hair and scoops her up across his shoulder. He then runs as best he can down the ringside area by launching Anders into the ring post!

*PING!*

The crowd erupts with boos with Anders smacks face-first off the post!

Kris Cruise: Seth just lawn darted Izzy right into the post!

Iser pulls Anders back to her feet, scoops her up and drops her face-first onto the steel steps with the snake eyes! The crowd boos as Anders bounces off the steps before hitting the floor. Iser walks over, grabs the black camera wire and brings it over to Anders. After sitting Anders up, the crowd boos as Iser wraps it around Anders' neck before choking her with it.

Kris Cruise: Seth's trying to choke the life out of Izzy!

The crowd continues to boo while Iser pulls back as hard as he can. Anders frantically claws away at the cable in an attempt to get it from around her neck, but it's to avail. The referee wants to do something, but he can't do anything about it.

Stephy Auger: I wonder if all the sins of her past are flashing right before her eyes?

Iser yanks Anders back to her feet and uses the cable to throw Anders against the guardrail! The boos continue as Iser yanks up Anders, runs and uses the cable to throw her against the steel steps! Anders is then pulled back up before Iser uses the wire to launch Anders onto the timekepeer's table! Anders lands back-first across the ring bell.

[DING!]

Anders continues to lay awkwardly across the table until Iser marches over and turns the table over. He reaches down, picks up the table and throws it down across Anders' back. The boos continue as he ring up the ring bell before throwing it down hard across Anders' back.

[DING!]

Iser adds insult to injury by mounting Anders' back, placing the ring bell down against Anders' ear and uses the hammer to nail it as hard as he can.

[DING!]

Kris Cruise: What the hell, Seth!?

Iser picks up Anders and rolls her back into the ring. He reaches back inside, drags Anders' upper body out onto the apron and delivers a pointed elbow across the throat. After heading back over and grabbing the ring bell, Iser heads back over to the ring before climbing up onto the apron. He then steps back towards the ring post before walking forward. Iser jumps up, places the ring bell under his leg and drops the leg across Anders' face!

[DING!]

Anders rolls back into the ring and covers her bloodied face. While Anders is still down, Iser rolls back inside. He heads over into the corner to his right and rips off the middle turnbuckle pad, exposing the steel turnbuckle. He then makes his way into the opposite corner and rips off the top turnbuckle pad. Iser picks up Anders and whips her hard into the corner. The crowd boos when Anders' back collides with the exposed middle turnbuckle. The Mindkiller staggers out of the corner until Iser takes her and whips her hard into the opposite corner. The crowd boos when Anders drops face-first to the mat after the back of her neck collides with the exposed top turnbuckle.

Kris Cruise: Anders got whipped as hard as she could into those exposed turnbuckles.

Stephy Auger: Did you see where Iser targeted? He targeted the neck, Kris. He's setting her up perfectly for the Deprivation DDT.

Iser heads over, kicks Anders over onto her back and makes the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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Anders gets the shoulder up.

Iser picks up Anders, scoops her up and brings her down hard with a pendulum backbreaker. He makes the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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T-NO!

Anders gets the shoulder up.

Anders gets brought back to her feet before getting taken down with a hangman's neckbreaker. Iser makes the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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T-NO!

Anders gets the shoulder up.

Iser takes Anders and whips her into the ropes. Anders returns off the rebound until Iser lifts her up, turns and throws her down with a spinebuster! Iser rolls across her and hooks the near leg.

ONE!
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TWO!
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T-NO!

Anders is met with cheers and applause when she gets the shoulder up.

Iser picks up Anders before scooping her up across his shoulders. After heading into the corner and dropping Anders face-first onto the top turnbuckle with a snake eyes, she starts to stagger out of the corner while he hits the ropes. Iser returns off the rebound before turning Anders inside out with a running big boot to the face. The boos continue as he makes the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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TH-NO!

Anders gets the shoulder up.

Iser picks up Anders, heads into the corner and sits her down on the top turnbuckle. Iser climbs up onto the middle ropes. He motions for a superplex, but he stops, shakes his head and climbs back down.

Kris Cruise: It looks like Seth thought better than that.

The crowd gasps when Iser steps out to the apron before climbing the ropes.

Kris Cruise: ... or maybe not!

Stephy Auger: Seth! SETH! WHAT ARE YOU DOING!?

After climbing up onto the middle rope, Iser grabs a hold of Anders and brings her down with a superplex onto the exposed floor!

"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"

Iser writhes in pain while Anders lays splayed out on the floor.

Stephy Auger: Wrestling's Greatest Mind has just lost his mind!

Iser stirs on the floor before turning over on all fours. After picking himself up using the edge of the apron, he pulls up Anders by the hair before rolling her back inside. He then rolls back in and makes the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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THR-NO!

The crowd gasps, then cheers when Anders gets her foot on the bottom rope.

Iser picks up Anders, lifts her up and brings her down with the Icebreaker (Irish Curse)! The boos continue as Iser pulls Anders up off his knees before bringing her down with Icebreaker. He makes the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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THR-NO!

Anders is met with applause when she gets the shoulder up.

Iser picks up Anders and scoops her up across his shoulder. He then turns and points out towards the announce table.

Stephy Auger: What's he pointing over here for?

Kris Cruise: I think it might be time for us to leave. Stephy, LOOK OUT!

The crowd erupts with boos as Iser runs across the ring, launches Anders over the top rope with a lawn dart and sends her crashing sternum-first against the edge of the announce table!

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Iser drops and rolls to the outside. He then heads over, grabs the announce table and drags it into position. Anders is then picked up and rolled on top of the table. Iser doesn't even bother to clear it off as Anders is laid across the two monitors. Iser slowly turns and looks up to the top turnbuckle.

Stephy Auger: Seeeeeth SEEEEETH...

The crowd murmurs while Iser climbs up to the apron. Iser proceeds to climb to the top turnbuckle. The fans in attendance stand up as they see Iser carefully stand up out of the crouched position. He looks over his shoulder and sees Anders still down.

Kris Cruise: No. NO! ABSOLUTELY NOT!

Iser looks up to the heavens. He blesses himself and closes his eyes before flipping back, sending both him and Anders throw the table with a moonsault!

"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"

Anders remains folded up amongst the brief while Iser slowly rolls away. He can be seen guarding his midsection.

Kris Cruise: Just when you think you've seen it all, Seth goes for something even crazier!

Stephy Auger: Is he nuts!?

Iser continues to feel the effects of the moonsault before he crawls over towards the guardrail. He slowly uses the guardrail to pull himself up before heading back over towards Anders. The Mindkiller is then dragged by the hair from the debris towards the ring before getting rolled back in. Iser rolls himself back in, drags Anders away from the ropes and makes the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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THRE-NO!

Anders is met with applause when she gets the shoulder up.

Iser scoops up Anders from the side and brings her down with another pendulum backbreaker. After she's kicked over into the prone position, Iser heads over into the corner before scaling the the turnbuckles.

Kris Cruise: He's not going for it again.

Stephy Auger: He can't be...

Once Iser reaches the top, he flips off and lands hard across Anders' back with another moonsault! Instead of pushing her over for the cover, Iser stays on her back and locks in the Rings of Saturn!

Stephy Auger: Dream Eater!

Anders screams out in pain when Iser pulls back on the hold. The ref asks Anders if she wants to give up. When Anders refuses, Iser muscles her over to the side and places pressure on both shoulder joints, making it hard for Anders to breath. The Mindkiller continues to writhe in pain while trapped in the Dream Eater. She's asked again if she wants to give up. She refuses. So Iser decides to nail Anders with repeated trapped elbows while she's in the prone position. The boos continue as Iser continues to hammer Anders with those unprotected elbow strikes to the side of the head, which busts Anders open even more. Iser eventually lets up and gets off of Anders. He then grabs The Mindkiller by the hair and drags her over into the corner. Anders is pulled up to her feet before being sat backwards on the top turnbuckle. Iser climbs up to the middle ropes and tries for a belly to back superplex, but Anders counters with an elbow across the back of the head. She then catches Iser with a back elbow to the face. Another back elbow connects. After Iser gets caught with a third back elbow, he slowly leans back on the middle ropes before falling down to the mat. The crowd cheers when Anders slowly stands up on the top turnbuckle before flipping back and returning the favor with a moonsault of her own!

Kris Cruise: Izzy just took a page out of Seth's boot!

Anders bounces off of Iser and rolls over onto her back. With both grapplers down, the ref starts his count.

ONE!




TWO!




THREE!




FOUR!




FIVE!





SIX!





SEVEN!





EIGHT!

Anders and Iser return to their feet. Anders catches Iser with a European Uppercut! Iser answers back with a European Uppercut of his own. Anders nails Iser with another European Uppercut! Anders cuts Iser off with another European Uppercut! The Mindkiller goes to knock Iser's head off with a roundhouse kick, but Iser swats the leg away and counters with three jabs. He goes to take Anders' head off with a discus clothesline, but Anders ducks and hits the ropes. When Anders returns, Iser goes to catch her with a lariat off the rebound. Anders ducks, floats over into a front facelock and plants him with Three Enemigos (Three Consecutive DDTs in the style of the Three Amigos). She then sits Iser up, hooks her left leg around his leg arm and holds back his right arm with her right own before uses her left arm to rain down trapped elbow strikes to the side of the head! The cheers continue as Iser yells out after each strike.

Kris Cruise: Izzy's returning the favor with those elbows!

Stephy Auger: She is not letting up, either!

Anders continues to bash Iser with elbow after elbow. She then stops the strikes before reaching back into the inside of her right boot. The crowd gasps when Anders slowly slips out a railroad spike.

Stephy Auger: Oh no... OH NO...

A dazed Iser peeks over. His eyes widen with horror when he sees Anders raising the railroad spike. With a white-knuckled grip, Anders swings down violently, catching Iser repeated in the forehead with the spike!! Iser screams out in agony.

Stephy Auger: GAH!

Iser's screams echo throughout the arena as Anders continues to catch him with the pointed end of the spike!!! She then muscles Iser down to the mat and grinds the railroad spike across his forehead!!! A helpless Iser can be seen kicking his legs and flailing his arms around. At this point, blood has run down Iser's face. His salt and pepper beard is now a shade of crimson. The ref wants to jump in and stop this, but he know he can't stop Anders in a match like this. Anders finally lets up off of Iser and tosses the spike to the outside... only to pounce on Iser and bite his forehead!

Kris Cruise: Jesus, Izzy...

Stephy Auger: ...

Iser screams grow louder as Anders won't let up. There are still some cheers. But the shocked gasps of many members of the audience are prevalent. The Mindkiller slowly returns to a vertical base before spitting Iser's blood into the air.

Iser can be seen visibly shaking while he curls up on the mat. The ref tries to tend to him, but Iser keeps his hands over his face. When Anders approaches, the ref gets up and motions for him to stay back. Anders ignores his pleas and nudges him out of the way. She reaches down, grabs Iser by the hair with both hands and slowly pulls him back to his feet. Iser then quickly swats Anders' hands off of him, stands up and spits black mist right into Anders' eye!

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Kris Cruise: That no good son of a bitch! He tried to blind Izzy with the black mist!

Stephy Auger: He's always a step ahead, Cruise!

Anders screams out as she turns and doubles over. The Mindkiller slowly stands up and stumbles aimless right into Iser. He then turns her upside down. The Mindkiller fights back by kicking her legs. Iser starts to stumble back and nearly loses control of Anders. But he's able to regain his balance. He then moves forward…












… jumps up….










… and plants Anders with the Black Magic (Tombstone Piledriver)! The crowd sits in stunned silence while Anders is sprawled out in front of him. An exhausted Iser then falls forward on top of Anders for the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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THREE!

NO!

The crowd explodes with cheers when Anders gets the shoulder up off the mat. Iser looks to the referee in shock.

Stephy Auger: What!?

Kris Cruise: Izzy kicked out!

Stephy Auger: WHAT!?

Kris Cruise: IZZY KICKED OUT! SHE SURVIVED BLACK MAGIC! THAT MOVE PUT HER AWAY THREE YEARS AGO, BUT NOT TONIGHT!

Iser shakes his head in disbelief. He tells the ref that that was three, but the ref tells him it was only two. Iser then slaps the canvas three times, but again, the ref tells him it was only two. Iser gets to his feet, marches over and holds up three fingers in the face of the official. The ref doesn't back down and holds two fingers back at Iser. Iser throws his good arm up with exasperation.

Kris Cruise: Iser's beside himself.

Stephy Auger: Seth, stay focused! Don't lose your cool now! You've got her right where you want her! Finish her off!

Iser runs his hands through his blood-stained hair. He slowly turns around and looks at Anders, who is slowly stirring on the mat. He marches over, reaches down, yanks Anders back to her feet and scoops her back up across his shoulder. He tries to drop her down into position to plant her with another Black Magic, but Anders kicks her legs and is able to slip down behind him. She then hammerlocks Iser's bad arm from behind before nailing him with the Black Song (Hammerlock Lariat). Iser gets nailed hard with the lariat, but he doesn't drop. Anders pulls her arm back before swinging forward and nailing Iser with another hard lariat. The thud from the strike echoes throughout the arena, but Iser remains on his feet. The Mindkiller then pulls her arm back. She lets out a scream before whacking Iser across the ear with the Stockton Slap! A mist of blood and sweat flies off of Iser's face as he drops down to a knee. The cheers continues as she unloads on Iser with Dirty Dancin’ (Kick Flurry)!

The cheers continue as Anders continues to kick away at Iser. Once Anders stops, a fazed Iser looks up at Anders. Wrestling's Greatest Mind applauds Anders before leading his head forward into the HEAD BOOT (Shining Yakuza Kick)! Anders reaches down, picks up Iser and pulls him into a standing headscissors.

Kris Cruise: This could be it right here!

Anders grunts as she slowly lifts Iser up before spiking him with the Mind Over Matter (Kneeling Double Underhook Ganso Bomb)! She leans across him with a folding pin for the cover.

ONE!
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TWO!
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THREE!


Kris Cruise: IZZY'S DONE IT! SHE'S VANQUISHED SETH ISER!

"Bad Dreams" blasts over the PA. Anders slowly rolls off of Iser and falls onto her back.

JA. Aldridge: Ladies and gentlemen, the winner of this bout... IZZY ANDERS!

Anders is met with cheers and applause while she remains on her back. The ref gets down and raises Anders' arm in the air before immediately calling medical attention for both participants.

Kris Cruise: I can't even put into words what we just saw. Whatever I could come up with, it wouldn't even be able to do it justice. The only thing I can say definitively is that neither Izzy or Seth will be the same after this...

[FGA Office]

03/12/22
Royal Albert Hall
London, ENG

Only on Frontier+

[FGA Office]

MAIN EVENT
LADDER MATCH
FGA UNDISPUTED CHAMPIONSHIP
(c) Lowri Moss vs. Cordelia Stevenson

"And this is what it feels like..."

The lights dim down and take on a purplish hue as a light smoky mist fills the entrance way. The soulful horns in the intro to "What It Feels Like" by Nipsey Hussle and Jay-Z blare over the speakers.

"And this is what it feels like..."

As the beat drops, the shapely silhouette of Cordelia Stevenson forms in the midst of the smoke. After a few seconds she casually breaks through the misty veil, stepping forward onto the walkway and stopping for the perfect photo op. Lifting her head towards the sky, she thrusts her Undisputed Championship into the air as the fans shower her with boos. She lowers her head, a satisfied smirk on her face as she proceeds down towards the ring, mouthing off at the crowd and reminding them that she is the New DNA of FGA every chance that she gets. Finally she makes her way up the steps and walks along the apron before stepping through the ropes in an almost teasing fashion. She steps into the ring and walks directly to the center of it, looking out at the crowd with a disapproving gaze as she holds her championship belt into the air once more. As the music dies down, she hands her title off to an attendant at ring side and makes her way towards her corner.

Stephy Auger: Cordelia Stevenson has brought all the conspiracies to light. Now, it's time for her to take back what was stolen from her in the first place. This is her event. This is her match and when it's all said and done, the Undisputed Championship will be hers again.

Kris Cruise: I'm not even going to bother with her anymore because anyone that doesn't fall in line and disagrees with her is apparently "invalidating her experience."

Stephy Auger: Of course you can't bother anymore. There's nothing to say. You can't deny it anymore. The amount of truth that Cordelia has brought o the table is indisputable! This company even had it on their official website that Lowri defeated Seth Iser, not Cordelia, at All-Star Showdown X for the title.

Kris Cruise: Clearly that was an error.

Stephy Auger: CLEARLY they're tying to erase her yet again. Their disrespect knows no bounds. They'd rather not even acknowledge her at the former champion.

Kris Cruise: She's clearly right there in the title history as the champion before Lowri. What in the hell are you talking about?

Stephy Auger: I'm talking about the truth, Cruise. They tried to replace Cordelia before with Fujiko Mine. No they're trying to replace her with their number one pawn, Lowri Moss. But the title comes home tonight, Kris. The site of Cordelia with the title once again is going to make each and every last one of you sick and I cannot wait.

“Loner Boogie” by Boy Azooga plays over the PA system, and once the song's intro finishes, through the curtains - and out onto the stage - walks Lowri Moss, who is greeted by a cheer. Lowri takes a moment to scan the crowd, before making her way towards the ring, and as she does so, she slaps the hands of some of the fans that reach out to her. After arriving at ringside, Lowri climbs the steps up onto the ring apron and steps through the ropes, before heading for one of the corners and climbing to the second rope. There are further cheers and applause for Lowri from the fans, and as she again surveys the crowd, she gestures to them by making the ILY sign with her right hand, in acknowledgement of their reaction to her arrival.

Kris Cruise: Lowri Moss has had to deal with Cordy's backhanded compliments and her conspiracy theories ever since she defeated her fair and square at All-Star Showdown X. She even had the nerve to say that if Lowri won tonight, then she'll deserve to be Undisputed Champion. I'm pretty sure she deserved that title when she made Cordy submit at All-Star Showdown X!

Stephy Auger: Look at you getting all sassy defending the company's number one pawn. Is Leonard T. Asherman putting a couple of extra zeroes in your check for defending the establishment and his brand new toy?

Kris Cruise: Enough, Stephy. Enough. Cordy wants another crack at the title? Fine! She's got her chance here tonight. There's no one else in the match. It's just her and Lowri in "her" match at "her" event. She's the one with the advantage here tonight. If Cordy can't win, it won't be because of conspiracies or anything else. It will be because she couldn't get the job done, just like she couldn't get it done at All-Star Showdown X.

Stephy Auger: Lowri got lucky at All-Star Showdown. But tonight is a different story. Tonight, The Real is Back and The Real will retake her rightful place at the top of the FGA mountain. Let's just face the facts. Lowri Moss underachieved as Mid-Atlantic Legacy Champion and as Pride Champion. Her only sustained success here in FGA was when she was able to rely on Gareth Prichard Jr as apart of Pendragon. Lowri can get to the gold. I'll give her that. But she can't keep gold to save her life and tonight, history will repeat herself. Cordy told her that she was in for a rude awakening. The sad reality for Lowri is that there's levels to this wrestling business and for as good as Lowri is, Cordelia's just on another level above her. But she shouldn't feel too bad. She can join the rest of the 99% of the business that fail to compare to Saint Sexy!

J.A. Aldridge: The following contest is your main event of the evening and it is a Ladder Match for the FGA UNDISPUTED CHAMPIONSHIP!

The announcement is met with cheers and applause from the capacity crowd.

J.A. Aldridge: There are no pinfalls, submissions, disqualification or countouts! The only way to win is by climbing the ladder and pulling down the FGA Undisputed Championship! Now, introducing first, the challenger! Hailing from Freeport, Long Island! Weighing in at 155 pounds... CORDELIA STEVENSON!

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

J.A. Aldridge: Her opponent, hailing from Llanelli, Wales! Weighing in at 142 pounds! She is the reigning... defending... FGA UNDISPUTED CHAMPION... LOWRI MOSS!

"LOWRI!"
"LOWRI!"
"LOWRI!"
"LOWRI!"
"LOWRI!"

Kris Cruise: There it is right there, Stephy. The richest prize in all of FGA hangs in the balance. Lowri Moss was able to win the last ladder match that FGA hosted.

Stephy Auger: Yeah, as apart of Pendragon! Gareth won't be able to help her here tonight. This is Cordy's event. She's undefeated in Ladder Matches! This is Cordelia Stevenson's event! This is her time! The Undisputed Championship comes home tonight!

The bell sounds to start the main event. The crowd is at a fever pitch as the Ladder Match is officially underway. Moss and Stevenson continue to eye each other from opposite ends of the ring. Seconds pass before both grapplers slowly emerge from their respective corners. Champion and challenger slowly begin to circle the ring. They don't take their eyes off each other. Eventually, they stop and turn their attention to the raucous crowd.

"LET'S GO, LOWRI!"
"CORDY SUCKS!"

"LET'S GO, LOWRI!"
"CORDY SUCKS!"

"LET'S GO, LOWRI!"
"CORDY SUCKS!"

"LET'S GO, LOWRI!"
"CORDY SUCKS!"

"LET'S GO, LOWRI!"
"CORDY SUCKS!"

Stevenson smirks as she turns to the crowd, climbs up to the middle ropes and gives them the double bird.

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Kris Cruise: I don't think she was telling them that they were number one.

Stevenson hops down from the ropes before heading over to the center of the ring. She looks at Moss and shakes her head with pity. She proceeds to tell Moss that this company will screw her over just like they did her, this company will try and replace Moss just like they did her and that these fans will turn on Moss just like they did her. With every accusation, Moss shook her head, refusing to believe Stevenson's accusations. Stevenson smirks and shakes her head again at Moss. She tells the champ she's too naive for her own good. She then turns away from Moss before trying to catch her with a cheap shot. Moss sees it coming from a mile away, so she blocks and counters with a punch of her own. Stevenson throws out another punch. Moss blocks and counters with another punch of he own. The cheers continue as Moss blocks another punch before countering with one of her own. Stevenson motions for another punch, but Moss cuts her off with another punch. Stevenson gets knocked back with another punch... and another... and another. While Stevenson appears dazed, Moss takes off and runs to the far ropes. But unbeknownst to her, Stevenson is right behind her. As soon as Moss hits the ropes, the crowd boos when Stevenson catches her with a back elbow. She then takes off into the far ropes. But unbeknownst to her, Moss is right behind her. As soon as Stevenson hits the ropes, the crowd cheers when Moss catches her with a European Uppercut. Moss takes off into the far ropes. Moss returns off the rebound when Stevenson runs off the ropes and tries to take her head off with a running back elbow. Moss ducks the strike and continues to run the ropes. When Moss returns, Stevenson throws out a Rolling Elbow. Again, Moss ducks before continuing to run the ropes. When Moss returns, Stevenson finally knocks her down with the Foot Fetish (jumping back kick)! NO! Moss catches her foot and counters with a leg hook German Suplex!

Kris Cruise: What a counter by the champ!

Stephy Auger: It was okay.

Stevenson clutches the back of her head as she rolls across the ring. Once she gets back to her feet, Moss marches over and knocks her back with a shoot kick to the chest. Another shoot kick knocks Stevenson back. After the third shoot kick knocks Stevenson into the corner, Moss unleashes the Scarlet Barrage (Alternating rapid-fire knife edge chops and forearms to a cornered opponent)! Moss sets up for an irish whip, but Stevenson reverses, sending the champion into the far corner. Stevenson runs across the ring to attack before Moss knocks her back with a boot to the face. NO! Stevenson catches Moss' foot, reaches down, lifts up the other leg, swings both legs over across the middle rope and brings Moss down with a rope-hung hangman's neckbreaker!

Stephy Auger: That right there? Now THAT's a counter, Kris!

Kris Cruise: It was impressive, I'll give Cordy that.

Moss remains curled up on the mat while she clutches the back of her neck. With Moss down, Stevenson decides to roll to the outside. The crowd boos as she heads over and closes the ladder before dragging it back to ringside.

Kris Cruise: Cordy's the first to go for one of the ladders.

Stevenson slides the ladder in underneath the bottom rope before sliding herself in. Instead of setting up the ladder in the middle of the ring to climb it, Stevenson brings the ladder into the far corner. She then takes the ladder and lays it horizontally across the middle ropes. The challenger heads back over and puts the boots to Moss. Stevenson picks up Moss and goes for an irish whip. The crowd cheers when Moss reverses and follows Stevenson across the ring. Instead of crashing into the ladder, Stevenson hops onto the ladder before backflipping over Moss. The champ then slams on the brakes at the last second. When Moss turns around, the crowd boos when Stevenson knocks her into the ladder with a front dropkick!

Stephy Auger: Lowri fell right into Cordelia's trap!

Stevenson proceeds to stomps away on Moss before hooking both legs. She starts to scan the crowd.

"NO!"
"NO!"
"NO!"
"NO!"

Stevenson smirks before catapulting Moss face-first into the ladder!

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Kris Cruise: Good Lord!

Stephy Auger: Well, Lowri has to look on the bright side. She couldn't get any uglier after that!

Kris Cruise: Stop it, Stephy.

Stevenson pulls the ladder from across the middle ropes and drags it over towards the center of the ring. After opening the ladder and standing it up, Stevenson proceeds to make her climb.

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Stevenson stops to blow a kiss to the booing crowd.

Kris Cruise: Cordy's wasting time here.

Stevenson continues her trek... until she's stopped. She looks down and sees Moss with a hold of her ankle.

Kris Cruise: Like I said.

Moss tries to yank Stevenson down, but the challenger clings onto the ladder. Moss tries to yank her down again, but Stevenson is hanging on for dear life. She tries to shove Moss off of her, but Moss won't let go. Stevenson then uses her free leg to kick away at Moss. She then tries to climb further up the ladder, but Moss still won't leg go. Stevenson is finally able to shove Moss off of her and down to the mat. But Moss rolls right back to her feet. She then leaps up onto the fourth rung of the ladder.

Stevenson starts to climb faster. But Moss is able to climb up three rungs, grab the challenger and pull he back down. Both Moss and Stevenson are now on the same rung. Stevenson tries to free herself of Moss, but Moss won't let go. She wrestles control of Stevenson before slamming her face-first into one of the ladder rungs. The crowd counts along.

"ONE!"
"TWO!"
"THREE!"
"FOUR!"
"FIVE!"
"SIX!"
"SEVEN!"
"EIGHT!"
"NINE!"
"TEN!"

The cheers continue as Moss takes Stevenson and brings her down with a russian leg sweep off the sixth rung!

Kris Cruise: They both took a hard fall after that one.

While Stevenson remains curled up on the mat, Moss slowly turns over on all fours. After slowly returning to her feet, she starts to make her way back over towards the ladder. The champion then drags the ladder into position before starting to climb it.

"LOWRI!"
"LOWRI!"
"LOWRI!"
"LOWRI!"

Moss climbs up to the fifth rung. She looks down and sees Stevenson splayed out on the mat. Moss goes back to climbing the ladder.

Kris Cruise: Keep climbing, Lowri! Don't stop!

Moss climbs up to the eight rung. She reaches up, but she's not quite there. As soon as Moss climbs up to the ninth rung, the crowd gasps when Stevenson returns to her feet with a kip up. She looks up at Moss and smirks... before pushing over the ladder. Moss tips over with the ladder before jumping off and landing chest-first across the top rope! The crowd boos after Moss drops down to the canvas.

Kris Cruise: Cordy baited Lowri. She waited until Lowri was nearly all the way up the ladder to push her off.

Stephy Auger: That's smart. The higher up she was, the harder the fall would be on the way down.

The boos continue as Stevenson heads over and puts the boots to Moss. She then pulls the champion back to her feet before throwing her down with a snap suplex. Stevenson heads over, pulls the ladder from off the ropes and closes it shut. She then turns the ladder upside down before driving the top cap of the ladder over and over and over and over and over again into Moss' midsection!

Kris Cruise: She's trying to knock the wind out of Lowri!

Stephy Auger: No, she's trying to break Lowri's ribs!

Stevenson throws the ladder down to the mat before snatching Moss up. She then pulls Moss into position before planting her with a Kneeling Snap DDT on the ladder!

Kris Cruise: Good Lord, did you hear that impact? A regular DDT is bad enough. A snap DDT on a ladder? Man!

Stevenson isn't done. She takes the ladder and drags it across the ring into the corner. After leaning the ladder up against the turnbuckles, she heads back over and pulls Moss back to her feet. She then points over towards the corner before whipping Moss hard across the ring. The crowd boos when Moss crashes back-first into the ladder!

Moss howls out in pain as she slowly drops to her knees. Stevenson crouches down and adds insult to injury by giving Moss her own "ILY" hand gesture before taking off into the corner. The challenger hurls herself at Moss before bringing her down with The Friendzone (Flying hip attack to the head of a kneeling opponent)! NO! Moss quickly gets to her feet and catches Stevenson in mid air.

Stephy Auger: Uh oh...

Stevenson shakes her head in disbelief while Moss continues to keep her held up. She's seen kicking her legs as Moss takes three steps away from the corner. The crowd cheers when Moss counters with a release German Suplex into the ladder!

Kris Cruise: Cordy's cockiness cost her yet again!

Stevenson remains curled up on the mat until Moss heads back over to the ladder, tips it over and watches as it slowly falls out of the corner and lands on top of Stevenson. With Stevenson now under the ladder, Moss gets down and rolls to the outside. She drops down to a knee, lifts up the ring skirt and starts fishing for something. The crowd cheers when Moss pulls out a 4' ladder.

Kris Cruise: Lowri's got a ladder of her own!

Stephy Auger: Uh, is someone going to tell that idiot that that little 4 foot ladder won't help her much?

Moss takes the ladder and brings it up with her onto the apron. She then lays it across the top turnbuckle hook/top of the ring post. After stepping back inside, Moss climbs up to the middle ropes before grabbing the ladder. The crowd buzzes with anticipation as Moss holds the ladder up horizontally before climbing up onto the top turnbuckle...

Stephy Auger: Wait just a minute...

The crowd gasps, then explodes with cheers when Moss flips off the top and moonsaults the ladder down onto Stevenson, squashing her! Moss bounces off the ladder and rolls across the ring. She remained curled up on the mat while Stevenson is splayed out on the mat.

"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"

Kris Cruise: That ladder sure did help her a lot there!

Stephy Auger: Shut up, Kris.

Moss stays curled up on the mat. After another 10 seconds or so past, she turns over to all fours and starts to slowly climb over towards the ropes. After slowly pulling herself up using the ropes, she heads back over towards the ladders. Moss slowly pulls the 4' ladder off and tosses it to the side. She then pulls the larger 12' ladder from off of Stevenson, opens it and stands it up over her challenger. Moss looks out to the cheering fans. The fans can be seen frantically pointing to the top. The champ nods before heading over and starting to climb the ladder.

Kris Cruise: Lowri's making her climb...

Moss climbs up to the fifth rung. She looks down and sees Stevenson still out of it. So Moss continues her slow trek up towards the title belt.

"YES!"
"YES!"
"YES!"
"YES!"
"YES!"
"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"

Stevenson gets up from underneath the ladder, grabs the smaller ladder and chucks it up, catching Moss on the right heel! The crowd gasps when the champion drops down a couple of rungs before catching herself. Stevenson picks up the ladder, lifts it high above her head and throws it hard against the back of Moss' legs! The champion cries out in pain. After Stevenson positions the 4' ladder on the mat, she climbs up underneath Moss, lifts the champion up onto her shoulders and leans back, bringing Moss back-first onto the ladder with an Electric Chair Drop!

Kris Cruise: GAH, I know that hurt even worse than it looked!

Stephy Auger: Lowri won't be climbing anything anytime soon.

Moss cries out while she arches her back in pain. Stevenson adds insult to injury by standing over Moss, leaning forward and smacking her across the face. She tells Moss to cry some more for her before smacking her across the face again. She then mounts herself on top of Moss before raining down right hands across the face.

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOO"

Stevenson looks up at the crowd and tells them to shut up.

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Angered, Stevenson yanks up Moss and chucks her through the ropes to the apron. The challenger then steps out to the apron and backs up towards the ring post. Stevenson crouches down. She starts to bounce up and down as she waits impatiently. She can be seen starting to wave Moss back to her feet. The waves get faster and faster the closer Moss returns to a vertical base. When Moss finally gets back to her feet and turns around, Stevenson stands up, runs forward and plants her with Head Over Heels (Running Blockbuster DDT) on the apron!

"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"

Kris Cruise: Good God!

Stephy Auger: That DDT was even better than the one Fujiko delivered to Nina Stokes. Though you shouldn't be too surprised that Cordy outdid Fujiko at something. That's a tale as old as time.

Kris Cruise: Stop it, Stephy! Lowri could be seriously hurt here.

Stephy Auger: Aw, poor thing. WELL, ANYWAY...

Moss remains curled up on the floor while Stevenson drops to a knee and starts looking for something underneath the ring. The crowd boos when Stevenson pulls out a ladder.

Kris Cruise: Cordy's got her hands on yet another ladder.

Stevenson takes the ladder and lays one end across the top of the guardrail and the other end across the edge of the apron.

Kris Cruise: This won't be good.

Stevenson heads over, picks up Moss and slams her face-first onto the ladder before pushing her back into the ring. She then marches across the ring and slams Moss face-first into the top turnbuckle.

"BOOO!"

Stevenson looks out at the crowd before slamming Moss face-first into the top turnbuckle again.

"BOOOOOO!"

Stevenson smirks before slamming Moss face-first into the top turnbuckle 10 times. The crowd gives one long, continuous boo throughout the attack.

"BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!"

Stevenson adds insult to injury by turning Moss around and smacking her across the face again. She then takes a page out of Moss' "mam's" book and sends Moss slumping down with MUDA MUDA MUDA (machinegun punches in the corner). While Moss is dazed, Stevenson crouches down and tells her that her "mam" ca't help her. Stevenson grabs Moss and pulls her back to her feet before dropping her back into a seated position with the Foot Fetish.

Moss gets taken by the ankle before getting dragged all the way across the ring. After Moss gets pulled back to her feet, Stevenson places her in a standing headscissors. The crowd boos when she points out to the ladder.

Kris Cruise: No... NO! CORDY, DON'T DO THIS!

Stevenson goes to powerbomb Moss over the top rope and through the ladder, but Moss is able to slip down from behind. Moss turns around and nearly gets caught with a Rolling Elbow, but the champ ducks. Stevenson turns and charges towards Moss, but Moss ducks and counters with a back body drop, sending Stevenson over the top rope and landing hard across the ladder.

Stephy Auger: GAH!

Stevenson lays writhing in pain across the ladder while Moss steps out to the apron. She looks back and sees Stevenson still across the ladder. So Moss scales to the top turnbuckle, flips off the top and connects with another moonsault on Stevenson, breaking the ladder in half!

"YES!"
"YES!"
"YES!"
"YES!"

Stephy Auger: CORDELIAAAAAAAAA!

The champion gets up on all fours before climbing back over to the ring. She uses the edge of the apron to pull herself up before slowly rolling back inside. Stevenson continues to lay motionless across the broken ladder while Moss pulls herself up using the ropes in the ring. The champion stumbles back before finding her footing. She then turns over, grabs the ladder and drags it into position before climbing it.

Kris Cruise: Make the climb, Lowri!

Moss makes it up to the fourth rung. Once she scans the area and sees that the coast is clear, she continues to climb.

Stephy Auger: Cordelia, please! GET UP!

Moss continues to reach up and climb rung by rung by rung. She makes her way up to the eighth rung and reaches up, but the title belt is out of each. Moss steps up to the ninth rung. Again, the title belt is just out of reach. The cheers continue as Moss climbs up to the 10th rung. She reaches up to grab the belt... until Stevenson springboards onto the top rope, leaps off and connects with a missile dropkick, sending Moss and the ladder falling over. The crowd erupts with boos as Moss lands on top of the ladder, which lands across the top rope.

The ladder remains leaned up against the top rope until Stevenson marches over, grabs the feet of the ladder and swings up, sending Moss and the ladder flipping over the top rope!!! Moss lands on the floor before the ladder falls on top of her!!!

Kris Cruise: What the hell, Cordy!?

Stephy Auger: She's doing what she has to!

Stevenson rolls to the outside. After dragging Moss from underneath the ladder, Stevenson throws her down across it with a scoop slam. The boos continue as Moss gets thrown down across the ladder with a second scoop slam. Moss cries out in pain when she gets thrown down across the ladder with a third scoop slam. Stevenson then climbs up to the apron before getting herself in position.

Stevenson points down at Moss before crushing her with an apron 450 Splash!

Kris Cruise: Cordy just crushed her!

Stephy Auger: If Moss didn't have any broken ribs before...

Moss curls up before rolling off the ladder. She remains curled up while Stevenson looks underneath the ring for more hardware. This time, she brings out two steel chairs. Stevenson chucks the first chair into the ring, then the second. She then makes her way back inside before opening up both chairs. She positions them so that the seated of the chair are facing each other.

Stevenson heads back to the outside, grabs Moss and rolls her back in. After Stevenson slides back into the ring, she grabs Moss and drags her over towards the chairs. The crowd murmurs while Moss is slowly pulled back to her feet. Stevenson keeps a groggy Moss held up until she runs around the right chair, heads towards the ropes, leaps back and drives Moss through the seated of both chairs with The Real Is Back (Springboard Cutter)!

"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"

Kris Cruise: The Real is Back right through the seat of two chairs!

Stephy Auger: If it's not over now, then surely the Fat Lady is tuning up!

Moss remains motionless in the prone position across the broke chairs. Stevenson sits up, looks back at Moss and smirks before rolling back to the outside.

Kris Cruise: Cordy thinks she's got this won.

Stephy Auger: That's because she does.

Stevenson makes her way around the corner and grabs the ladder. Instead of pushing it back into the ring, she drags it across the ringside area. Stevenson takes one end of the ladder and places it across the top of the guardrail before placing the other end across the apron.

Kris Cruise: This didn't go so well the last time she tried this.

Stephy Auger: I trust her vision.

The challenger rolls back inside. She makes her way over to Moss and pulls her up before running over and throwing her over the top rope and onto the ladder. Stevenson sees Moss laying perfectly across the ladder. The crowd gasps when Stevenson's gazes slowly turns to the corner before scrolling up to the top turnbuckle.

Kris Cruise: Oh God, what is running through her mind right now?

Stevenson heads across the ring before stepping out to the apron. The boos continue as Stevenson scales the turnbuckles. Once she gets to the top, she gauges the distance between herself and Moss. Gasps are heard as Stevenson flips off for the Beauty School Dropout (Shooting Star Leg Drop from the top rope)! NO! The crowd explodes with cheers when Moss rolls off at the last second, causing Stevenson to crash through the ladder!

Stephy Auger: GAH!

"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"

Stevenson howls in pain while she stays seated across the bent ladder. Meanwhile, Moss remains down in the prone position.

Kris Cruise: Cordy's plan just blew up in her face!

Both grapplers remain down... until Moss reaches up and grabs the edge of the apron. The champion gets met with applause after she pulls herself back to her feet. She then rolls back inside and crawls over. Moss then stops, looks around and sees that there isn't another ladder. So she rolls to the outside, makes her way up the aisle and walks through the curtain.

Kris Cruise: Where's Lowri going?

Stephy Auger: She's quit! She's forfeiting the match! She finally realized there was no way she could ever beat Cordy here tonight!

Kris Cruise: ...

The crowd murmurs as they speculate what's going on. A few seconds past before Moss emerges from the curtain with a 15' ladder. Moss is met with cheers as she drags the ladder down the ramp.

Kris Cruise: It's an even bigger ladder!

Moss gets back to ringside before sliding the ladder into the ring. Moss rolls back in, picks up the ladder and sets up in the center of the ring. The crowd cheers when Moss starts to climb the ladder.

Kris Cruise: Cordy's still down! There's nothing stopping Lowri from grabbing the title!

After Moss climbs up to the fourth rung, the cheers turn to boos as Stevenson rolls back in the ring. Moss looks down and sees Stevenson pulling herself up using the ropes. So Moss starts to pick up the pace. To catch up to Moss, Stevenson starts climbing up faster. The crowd buzzes with anticipation as it's a race to the top. Once both grapplers reach the 14th rung, they find themselves face to face with one only more rung and the top cap remaining!

Kris Cruise: This crowd is at a fever pitch, Stephy! Who's going to get get the title first!?

The crowd breaks out into cheers and applause as Moss and Stevenson start trading blows!

Kris Cruise: Look at them go!

The fists continue to flight as Moss and Stevenson continue to trade blows.

Stephy Auger: Go Cordy! Knock her off!

Moss and Stevenson continue to keep up the breakneck pace as they continue to trade fists. Eventually, the pace slows down. Moss nails Stevenson with a punch to the face.

"YES!"

Stevenson answers back with a punch of her own.

"BOOOOOOO!"

Moss nails Stevenson with another punch to the face.

"YES!"

Stevenson answers back with another punch of her own.

"BOOOOOOO!"

Moss nails Stevenson with another punch.

"YES!"

Moss cuts off Stevenson with another punch.

"YES!"

Moss catches Stevenson with another punch.

"YES!"

Moss catches Stevenson with another pu-NO! Stevenson pokes her in the eyes.

"BOOOOOOO!"

The crowd gasps when Stevenson tries to nudge Moss off the ladder, but Moss hangs on for dear life! The challenger then nails the champion with another right hand.

"BOOOOOOO!"

Another right hand connects.

"BOOOOOOO!"

Another right hand connects. Stevenson goes for another punch, but Moss blocks and counters with a punch of her own.

"YES!"

Moss connects with another punch.

"YES!"

Moss catches Stevenson with another punch.

"YES!"

Stevenson gets caught with a headbutt.

"YES!"

Stevenson cuts Moss off with a punch of her own.

"BOOOOOOO!"

Stevenson reaches back and throws out a right cross. Moss ducks and throws out a punch of her own. Stevenson ducks. Both grapplers rear back and connect with a punch that knocks them both off the ladder before crashing to the floor! As Moss and Stevenson lay spalyed out on the mat, they're met with cheers and standing applause.

"THIS IS AWESOME!"
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

"THIS IS AWESOME!"
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

"THIS IS AWESOME!"
*CLAP-CLAP, CLAP-CLAP-CLAP*

Both grapplers remain motionless on the mat. 20 seconds or so pass before one of them starts to move. It's Stevenson. The crowd boos as they see her stir on the mat. She then slowly rolls out of the ring before dropping to the floor.

Kris Cruise: These two have given each other hell in this contest. I have no idea who is going to win this one.

The camera stays focused on Moss, who remains splayed out on the mat. Suddenly, a ladder can be seen rising in the background. The camera cuts to Stevenson, who pulls up the ladder that she tipped over to the outside earlier in the match.

Stephy Auger: Cordelia, clearly.

Stevenson takes the 12' ladder and slides it into the ring. She then reaches back in under the ring before bringing out a new ladder.

Stephy Auger: Cordelia's got another ladder.

Kris Cruise: There's two already in the ring!

After sliding the new ladder into the ring, Stevenson heads over, opens up the 12' ladder from earlier and opens it up. She then takes the new ladder and tries to slide it so that it's laying horizontal across the rungs of the 12' and 15' ladders. Moss gets back to her feet and tries to stop Stevenson, but the champion is able to overpower Moss and ram the top cap of the ladder right into Moss' face! The crowd boos when Moss crumbles to the mat. With Moss down, Stevenson carefully places the new ladder horizontally across the rungs of the 12' and 15' ladders. Stevenson's gaze slowly turns up to the Undisputed Championship.

Stephy Auger: Nothing's going to get in her way now!

Instead of climbing the 15' ladder, Stevenson pulls herself up on top of the horizontal ladder. She then gets to her feet before climbing the 15' ladder. Stevenson cackles as she continues to make her climb rung by rung. When she climbs halfway up, she looks down and does a double take. Moss can be seen pulling herself up onto the horizontal ladder.

Kris Cruise: Lowri's going to try and catch up, but it might be too late.

Stevenson climbs back down to put away Moss for good. Once Moss gets back to a vertical base, Stevenson nails her with a forearm strike. A second forearm connects. After Moss gets caught with a third, she stumbles back and collapses against the 12' ladder. Stevenson makes her way over towards Moss before pulling her into a front facelock. The crowd boos as Stevenson goes old school with The Allure (Twist of Fate) on the horizon ladder. NO! Moss slips out and pushes Stevenson from behind, sending her face-first into the 15' ladder.

Kris Cruise: How lucky is Lowri?

Stephy Auger: Considering she beat Cordelia at All-Star Showdown X? EXTREMELY!

Moss heads over behind Stevenson, grabs her by the back of the head and slams her face-first into the ladder rung while the crowd counts along.

ONE!
TWO!
THREE!
FOUR!
FIVE!
SIX!
SEVEN!
EIGHT!
NINE!
TEN!

The cheers continue as Moss positions herself in front of Stevenson. Gasps are heard when Moss takes Stevenson and pulls her into a standing headscissors. Moss looks out and nods as she sees the crowd ready to come unglued. Seconds later, Moss lifts Stevenson upside down before planting her with jumping cradle piledriver on the ladder!

*CRUNCH!*

Stevenson bounces off the horizontal ladder before falling to the mat. She remains curled up on the canvas as she clutches the back of her neck. Meanwhile, an exhausted Moss continues to remain seated of the broken ladder.

"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"
"HOLY SHIT!"

Kris Cruise: Cordy's just been broken in half!

Moss slowly turns over and uses the 15' ladder to pull herself up. Once she's back to her feet, Moss starts to climb.

"YES!"
"YES!"
"YES!"
"YES!"

The champion doesn't bother to look back. She just continues to climb and climb. Moss makes her way up to the 12th rung. She then reaches over, grabs the Undisputed Championship belt, and snatches it free!

Kris Cruise: LOWRI'S DONE IT! LOWRI'S RETAINED!

Stephy Auger: ...

The crowd explodes with cheers as 'Loner Boogie" blasts over the PA!

J.A. Aldridge: Ladies and gentlemen, the winner of this bout... aaaaaand STIIIILLLLLLL FGA Undisputed Champion, LOWRI MOSS!

An exhausted Moss sits on the top of the 15' ladder. She can be seen clutching the Undisputed Championship close.

Kris Cruise: Lowri Moss has done it again! She's defeated Cordy Stevenson in a Ladder Match to retain her Undisputed Championship! I had no idea how Lowri and Cordy would be able to top what we've seen over the course of the evening! But they did just that! They proved once again that they are two of FGA's best! But just like at All-Star Showdown X, Lowri Moss proved that she is the VERY best in FGA! Lowri Moss, still your Undisputed Champion! Congrats, Lowri!

Moss continues to get showered with cheers and applause. She looks out at the crowd before slowly raising the Undisputed Championship above her head with both hands.