Post by "Stone Cold" Steve Austin (T) on Jun 8, 2012 0:27:44 GMT -5
FRIDAY NIGHT MASSACRE
ALL MATCHES ARE APART OF THE SMOKING SKULL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT!
Main Event
Cage Match
The Great MUTA vs. Derick Moris
The Battle of the Painted Warriors one may call this match-up as the Japanese veteran, The Great MUTA, took on the mysterious, Derick Moris. MUTA appeared in the ring with his traditional face paint, black on white with Japanese symbols painted in black. His manager Slick paces at ringside, watching his client as the cage slowly lowers. The son of The Great Kabuki has his eyes fixed on the cage, but Derick gets the upper hand in the match by taking MUTA down with a stiff clothesline. A heated crowd showed their hate for both men in this match, with half of the crowd cheering for the veteran, and the other half cheering for the hardcore clown. The early advantage Moris tried to get didn't quite work out as this seemed to enrage MUTA and he quickly began to work down Derick with some swift kicks to the torso and legs. MUTA made the rookie mistake of trying to make a fast escape out of the cage, but was only brought back down to earth by Moris. Not one to stay down, MUTA quickly bounced up to his feet, and the two squared off in the center of the ring.
Only ten minutes into the match and both men are just about covered in their own blood. The paint that once covered MUTA's face turned to all red and was just about gone. Moris seemed to be the better of the two, just as bloody, but on his feet while the elder MUTA struggled to get up in this match. Slick is basically screaming at ringside, trying to get MUTA up, while Derick looks to the cage for freedom. Unknown to him, the veteran managed to stand up, and grab hold of him halfway up the cage. MUTA pulled Moris off of the cage, but the clown managed to land on his feet perfectly. Looking to make his next move, Moris took to the ropes, but was met with a powerful blow of the infamous green mist. Blinded by the mist, Moris crumbled to one knee, allowing MUTA to unleash his signature Shining Wizard! However, Derick had a trick of his own, and pulled up for a thundering superkick to the jaw of the Japanese icon. Whatever energy he had left was used on that kick and both men laid in the ring, trying to catch a break.
Around the twentieth minute in the cage, MUTA finally decided to end this match once and for all. Using the help of the cage, MUTA pulled himself up to the turnbuckle, and hopped on top. He took the time to spit a second green mist into the air and flip off the downed Moris. MUTA took flight and came down with a Moonsault that seemed to take all of the air out of both men. Slick, now screaming basically, told MUTA to hurry up, and get out of the cage. While the look on MUTA's face made it seem like he wanted to cause more damage, he acted like the experienced wrestler he was, and took to scaling up the cage. While the fans may have also wanted more, the damaged body of MUTA had just enough fuel left to get him over the cage, and secure the win.
*Credit goes to Steve Corino for writing*
Victor: The Great MUTA
Pre-Main Event
Hardcore Rules
Slim Pickens vs. Steve Corino
This was an all out war! Blood, sweat and more blood was left painted all over the canvas after this match. Early on Steve took the lead after utilizing his loved steel chain! From across the ring he balled it up and chucked it at Slim's face, as soon as the bell sounded and knocked him to the floor. The fans surprising let out a huge pop! After all this was the first hardcore match they were witnessing in DHWA's history! Steve exited the ring and went to the corner where Picken's lay writhing in pain. He took the chain, wrapped it around his neck and anchored his weight down- putting extreme pressure on Picken's neck as he cranked it against the apron. He finally let go and left Slim coughing with his head rested uncomfortably over the apron. The Hardcore legend took a step back before driving the sole of his boot into Slim's temple- forcing him to roll to the center of the ring, leaving the chain in the corner.
The match continued to pick up and only ten minutes into it a lead pipe, and two steel chairs have also been utilized, resulting in both athletes being split open. Slim was surprising Steve with his ability to use foreign object. He had a chair wedged into the corner and threw Corino head-first into it. The fight ended up going outside of confines of the ring and precariously on the announcers table. Steve had his chain in hand and begin to rap it around his elbow. Once he had it securely around his joint he hit his signature move on Picken's- a roaring elbow, leveling him and leaving him in a blood mess on the announcers' table. Easily, Steve could have pinned him but he decided he wasn't done. He picked up his foe and locked him in a German Suplex position before reclining back and putting him through the announce table. Both lay there weakened and bruised before Steve mustered up the energy to cover Slim for the pin!
Victor: Steve Corino
Match Six
Single Match
Randy Orton vs. Diego Cortez
One of the greatest matches to date! Randy and Diego's styles seemed to really mix well. They put on an amazing show for the fans and their mutual hatred for one another really showed. In the very beginning the Viper lived up to his name and struck first. He hit Diego with a powerful clothesline, the followed with three consecutive more, nearly taking his opponents head off all three times.
Diego showed his will power and was able to pick up some momentum about half way through. Randy went for a RKO looking to finish things, but Diego shoved him into the corner and then followed up with a move he calls "Running Heart Kick in the Corner". Randy looked to be out of it for a moment, but after going for a pin attempt Cortez only got the two count.
The match came to and end when Randy was finally able to hit the RKO and nearly put Diego's head right through the canvas to score the three count.
Victor: Randy Orton
(Five star match here guys! Bravo! Diego, it really just came down to the fact that Randy hyped up the match more. Other than that, both of you did fantastic. Got a special surprise for you this week Cortez.
)
Match Five
Single Match
Glen DiBiase vs. Dude McSweetpants
Was a pretty good match. The fans were excited to see these two animals go at it. Dude McSweetpants took the lead pretty early, even though Dibiase had it for a little bit in the beginning. The Heroic One's agility was just too much for Glen to handle and he ended up falling victim to Dude's 630 Corkscrew Splash!
Victor: Dude McSweetpants
Match Four
Single Match
KENTA vs. The Rock
Snack Break.
Awesome Double No-Show.
Match Three
Submission Match
Captain Ownage vs. Hawk Boy
This match was also pretty much one-side. Hawk Boy made an extremely impressive debut and just kicked the living hell out of Captain Ownage's ass! The rich, 3rd generation superstar lived up to all his self-made hype and hit Captain with a move he calls "Fly by Night" to pick up the win!
Victor: Hawk Boy
Match Two
Single Match
Calvin Draven vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Dave Wilson
The fans weren't too excited to see this match, especially because of how much they didn't feel like seeing Cody, but things were looking up for them after a while as Cody was getting his ass handed to him the entire time. Calvin was eliminated from the match quite early after being chucked over the top rope, we didn't see him get up after that at all- but nobody seemed to mind. The remainder of the match-up was dominated by the debutant Dave Wilson. Wilson could have ended the match at any moment but he gave the fans something to see before locking in the cripplers crossface and forcing Cody to tap in the center of the ring! The fans gave Dave a standing ovation for his work!
Victor: Dave Wilson
Match One
Single Match
Mark Briscoe w/ Jay vs. Zack Ryder
Right off the bat, Mark Briscoe ran through his adversary. After dropping him with a drop kick Mark got right on top of his foe and began hammering down ELBOWS, not fist, but elbows! Zack head bounced repeatedly off the canvas with each strike! Zack's eyes could been seen rolling in the back of his head and that's when Mark picked him up an Ura-nage before covering him for the pin!
Victor: Mark Briscoe
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ALL MATCHES ARE APART OF THE SMOKING SKULL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT!
Main Event
Cage Match
The Great MUTA vs. Derick Moris
The Battle of the Painted Warriors one may call this match-up as the Japanese veteran, The Great MUTA, took on the mysterious, Derick Moris. MUTA appeared in the ring with his traditional face paint, black on white with Japanese symbols painted in black. His manager Slick paces at ringside, watching his client as the cage slowly lowers. The son of The Great Kabuki has his eyes fixed on the cage, but Derick gets the upper hand in the match by taking MUTA down with a stiff clothesline. A heated crowd showed their hate for both men in this match, with half of the crowd cheering for the veteran, and the other half cheering for the hardcore clown. The early advantage Moris tried to get didn't quite work out as this seemed to enrage MUTA and he quickly began to work down Derick with some swift kicks to the torso and legs. MUTA made the rookie mistake of trying to make a fast escape out of the cage, but was only brought back down to earth by Moris. Not one to stay down, MUTA quickly bounced up to his feet, and the two squared off in the center of the ring.
Only ten minutes into the match and both men are just about covered in their own blood. The paint that once covered MUTA's face turned to all red and was just about gone. Moris seemed to be the better of the two, just as bloody, but on his feet while the elder MUTA struggled to get up in this match. Slick is basically screaming at ringside, trying to get MUTA up, while Derick looks to the cage for freedom. Unknown to him, the veteran managed to stand up, and grab hold of him halfway up the cage. MUTA pulled Moris off of the cage, but the clown managed to land on his feet perfectly. Looking to make his next move, Moris took to the ropes, but was met with a powerful blow of the infamous green mist. Blinded by the mist, Moris crumbled to one knee, allowing MUTA to unleash his signature Shining Wizard! However, Derick had a trick of his own, and pulled up for a thundering superkick to the jaw of the Japanese icon. Whatever energy he had left was used on that kick and both men laid in the ring, trying to catch a break.
Around the twentieth minute in the cage, MUTA finally decided to end this match once and for all. Using the help of the cage, MUTA pulled himself up to the turnbuckle, and hopped on top. He took the time to spit a second green mist into the air and flip off the downed Moris. MUTA took flight and came down with a Moonsault that seemed to take all of the air out of both men. Slick, now screaming basically, told MUTA to hurry up, and get out of the cage. While the look on MUTA's face made it seem like he wanted to cause more damage, he acted like the experienced wrestler he was, and took to scaling up the cage. While the fans may have also wanted more, the damaged body of MUTA had just enough fuel left to get him over the cage, and secure the win.
*Credit goes to Steve Corino for writing*
Victor: The Great MUTA
Pre-Main Event
Hardcore Rules
Slim Pickens vs. Steve Corino
This was an all out war! Blood, sweat and more blood was left painted all over the canvas after this match. Early on Steve took the lead after utilizing his loved steel chain! From across the ring he balled it up and chucked it at Slim's face, as soon as the bell sounded and knocked him to the floor. The fans surprising let out a huge pop! After all this was the first hardcore match they were witnessing in DHWA's history! Steve exited the ring and went to the corner where Picken's lay writhing in pain. He took the chain, wrapped it around his neck and anchored his weight down- putting extreme pressure on Picken's neck as he cranked it against the apron. He finally let go and left Slim coughing with his head rested uncomfortably over the apron. The Hardcore legend took a step back before driving the sole of his boot into Slim's temple- forcing him to roll to the center of the ring, leaving the chain in the corner.
The match continued to pick up and only ten minutes into it a lead pipe, and two steel chairs have also been utilized, resulting in both athletes being split open. Slim was surprising Steve with his ability to use foreign object. He had a chair wedged into the corner and threw Corino head-first into it. The fight ended up going outside of confines of the ring and precariously on the announcers table. Steve had his chain in hand and begin to rap it around his elbow. Once he had it securely around his joint he hit his signature move on Picken's- a roaring elbow, leveling him and leaving him in a blood mess on the announcers' table. Easily, Steve could have pinned him but he decided he wasn't done. He picked up his foe and locked him in a German Suplex position before reclining back and putting him through the announce table. Both lay there weakened and bruised before Steve mustered up the energy to cover Slim for the pin!
Victor: Steve Corino
Match Six
Single Match
Randy Orton vs. Diego Cortez
One of the greatest matches to date! Randy and Diego's styles seemed to really mix well. They put on an amazing show for the fans and their mutual hatred for one another really showed. In the very beginning the Viper lived up to his name and struck first. He hit Diego with a powerful clothesline, the followed with three consecutive more, nearly taking his opponents head off all three times.
Diego showed his will power and was able to pick up some momentum about half way through. Randy went for a RKO looking to finish things, but Diego shoved him into the corner and then followed up with a move he calls "Running Heart Kick in the Corner". Randy looked to be out of it for a moment, but after going for a pin attempt Cortez only got the two count.
The match came to and end when Randy was finally able to hit the RKO and nearly put Diego's head right through the canvas to score the three count.
Victor: Randy Orton
(Five star match here guys! Bravo! Diego, it really just came down to the fact that Randy hyped up the match more. Other than that, both of you did fantastic. Got a special surprise for you this week Cortez.
)Match Five
Single Match
Glen DiBiase vs. Dude McSweetpants
Was a pretty good match. The fans were excited to see these two animals go at it. Dude McSweetpants took the lead pretty early, even though Dibiase had it for a little bit in the beginning. The Heroic One's agility was just too much for Glen to handle and he ended up falling victim to Dude's 630 Corkscrew Splash!
Victor: Dude McSweetpants
Match Four
Single Match
KENTA vs. The Rock
Snack Break.
Awesome Double No-Show.
Match Three
Submission Match
Captain Ownage vs. Hawk Boy
This match was also pretty much one-side. Hawk Boy made an extremely impressive debut and just kicked the living hell out of Captain Ownage's ass! The rich, 3rd generation superstar lived up to all his self-made hype and hit Captain with a move he calls "Fly by Night" to pick up the win!
Victor: Hawk Boy
Match Two
Single Match
Calvin Draven vs. Cody Rhodes vs. Dave Wilson
The fans weren't too excited to see this match, especially because of how much they didn't feel like seeing Cody, but things were looking up for them after a while as Cody was getting his ass handed to him the entire time. Calvin was eliminated from the match quite early after being chucked over the top rope, we didn't see him get up after that at all- but nobody seemed to mind. The remainder of the match-up was dominated by the debutant Dave Wilson. Wilson could have ended the match at any moment but he gave the fans something to see before locking in the cripplers crossface and forcing Cody to tap in the center of the ring! The fans gave Dave a standing ovation for his work!
Victor: Dave Wilson
Match One
Single Match
Mark Briscoe w/ Jay vs. Zack Ryder
Right off the bat, Mark Briscoe ran through his adversary. After dropping him with a drop kick Mark got right on top of his foe and began hammering down ELBOWS, not fist, but elbows! Zack head bounced repeatedly off the canvas with each strike! Zack's eyes could been seen rolling in the back of his head and that's when Mark picked him up an Ura-nage before covering him for the pin!
Victor: Mark Briscoe
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