6CWF Presents Proving Grounds Results - July 31st (Episode 9)

*The LA crowd are in fine voice as we head out to ringside for the opening contest of the evening. Michael Bird is on hand for the introductions and first comes the challenger, Eddy Kent. Kent is booed by the crowd but he doesn’t seem to care as he looks into the camera and motions that the 6CW Championship is going home with him. Kent climbs into the ring and he sets his gaze back on the stage.

*Major fanfare follows as the world champion makes his entrance. The cheers ring out from the front row to the rafters as Uryu Ishida appears on the stage. The commentators are talking about how this match had such a controversial ending in many eyes at “Against the Wall” but Jeff Thadeus doesn’t agree. He believes Kent tried to cheat and got caught out, the match was correctly restarted and Uryu came out on top. RJ explains that the reason for the re-match stems around the decision, from Christy James, to restart the contest and the potential “personal interest” she had in doing so.

*Uryu remains on the ropes and stares down at Kent. Kent is pointing at the 6CW Championship and letting the champion know that tonight there will be no do-overs or restarts and that nobody can stop him from leaving with what belongs to him.

*The bell sounds and the two men work for an opening. They lockup and Kent is able to swing Uryu over his hip to the floor and tries to keep him grounded for a crossface but Uryu wriggles clear. They get back up and Uryu looks for a buzzsaw kick but Kent backs off from the impact and then charges back in with a chopblock to the back of the knee. Uryu goes down on one knee as Kent runs the ropes and returns with a somersault neckbreaker (ala Charlotte Flair) for the first two count of the contest.

*Kent tries to drag Uryu up and place him in the guillotine but Uryu falls backward and pulls him into a pinning combo for another two. They get up and Kent sidesteps and sends Ishida toward the corner but Uryu leaps onto the turnbuckle and twists back with a crossbody takedown. Uryu drags Kent up and drills him with a faceplant suplex before he rolls to the corner and jumps up high. The crowd are going wild as Uryu prepares for the “Split Second” but Kent rolls from the ring, amidst boos. Uryu changes tact and he somersaults to the outside with a takedown on his challenger, drawing massive cheers

*Uryu gets Kent back in the ring and climbs onto the apron. He springboards in for a forearm smash but Kent catches his arm and takes him down into a crossface submission. Uryu is in desperate trouble and is trying to get to the ropes but Kent is locked in tight. Ishida tries to roll free but Kent rolls with him and keeps the submission locked in. Nearly two minutes pass before Uryu is just about able to haul himself to the bottom rope. The commentators talk about what damage may have been done.

*Kent stomps down on Uryu, keeping him grounded, and then he backs away and returns with a punt to the ribs that sends Ishida to the outside. The referee starts a count but Kent breaks it and he hauls Uryu up before smashing him into the steel steps with a strong Irish whip. The challenger gets the champion back in the ring before running into him and swinging him into a neckbreaker for a close call.

*Kent drags Uryu up for a piledriver but Ishida counters by swiping Kent’s legs and he bridges over the top. Kent bridges back out on two and he swings free….Uryu runs the ropes but Kent follows him with a stiff knee lift to the gut and then he pulls Ishida into the centre and drills him with a jumping piledriver but once again only manages to get a two count.

*Kent considers his options now and he backs up in the corner. He ushers Uryu up and then looks for the huge “Genesis Kick” but Uryu dodges it and counters with a snap poisonrana. Kent rolls over on his knees as Uryu runs the ropes and returns with a brutal shining wizard but Kent throws his shoulder up in time. Ishida waits for Kent to get up in the corner and then runs toward him for a dropkick but Kent moves at the final moment and sends the champion crashing into the turnbuckle. Kent drags Uryu free and lifts him into a sickening spiked DDT for a nearfall.

*Kent has some choice words for the referee and then sets up for the “Mic Check”. Uryu elbows his way free and then looks for a dropkick but Kent catches his legs and slingshots him to the corner. Uryu lands on the middle rope but Kent quickly spins and clubs him across the back. Uryu slips down so he is sat on middle turnbuckle, facing the crowd, and Kent drags him into a sickening neckbreaker off the ropes but Uryu finds the bottom rope before the three can be complete.

*Kent stomps on the neck some more and then drags Uryu up. He whips him to the corner and follows in. Uryu drives his feet up but Kent catches them and throws them down before landing a crunching lariat. He lifts Uryu up high now and targets the chest with hard chops. Kent climbs up and prepares for a superplex but Uryu resists. Ishida lands with hard forearms to the jaw and then succeeds in getting his boot up and kicking Kent off the ropes to the mat below. Uryu sets himself and dives into the “Split Second” but lands across Kent’s knees. Kent spins his body and immediately applies the “Kentlock”.

*Uryu is thrashing around and trying to escape but Kent is locked in. Ishida tries to roll his body but he cannot shift any of Kent’s hooks. The crowd look increasingly concerned as the referee kneels down next to the champion and begins checking his pulse. He looks over to the timekeeper as he raises Uryu’s arm. The champion’s arm falls twice but somehow he finds fight on the third attempt. The crowd roar and it somehow gives Ishida the energy to pull himself near enough to find the ropes with his foot.

*Kent is furious and telling the referee that he felt Uryu tap but there is no evidence of that on the replay. Kent screams for Ishida to get back up now and drives forward with the “Genesis Kick” but Uryu dodges it again and he takes Kent off his feet with a huge calf kick. Uryu follows up with a standing moonsault and then jumps out on the apron. Kent gets back up and eats the huge flying forearm from the apron but he stuns everyone by kicking out.

* “This is awesome” chants are ringing all around the Crypto now. Uryu stumbles up and seems a little lost at what to do next. He climbs out onto the apron again and wills Kent up before springboarding in for an “x-factor” but Kent catches him. Kent drags him to the centre for the “Mic Check” but Uryu swings out and nails a backstabber. He quickly climbs to the second rope and twists off with a “phoenix splash” but Kent kicks out. Uryu looks deep in thought and the commentators can’t believe he is going for “Deep Impact” again. Kent counters this time with a backdrop but Uryu lands out on his feet. The champion leaps into a springboard and twists back but Kent catches him and nails the “Mic Check” for the closest of twos.

*Kent spits in disgust as he heads for the ropes now. He is preparing for the “Kenty Bomb” but Uryu dives at the ropes and it causes Kent to slip. Ishida drags himself up the ropes and he stuns the audience with an astonishing top rope “Spanish Fly”. It takes a long while but Ishida manages to crawl across and get his arm over but once again Kent is able to kick out.

*We have “fight forever” chants now as Uryu gets to his feet. He steps across Kent but that presents his leg and Kent is able to wrap his legs and he drags Ishida down into an anklelock with a vine. Ishida is screaming in pain as Kent cranks the pressure up. Uryu’s hand shakes and he looks on the verge of tapping out but at the final moment he finds the ropes once more to save his championship.

*Kent drags Uryu away from the ropes and looks for another anklelock but Uryu spins through and nearly catches Kent out with a pinning combo for two. They fight up and Uryu dodges a lariat before landing a standing enzeguiri. Kent is out on his feet as Ishida superkicks him in the back of the head but the challenger finds the ropes.

*The commentators talk about the sixty minute time limit in championship matches and how we are fast approaching the thirty five minute mark of an insane affair. Uryu is sitting on the canvass and looking at Kent with a mixture of frustration and respect. The world champion gets back to his feet and he backs into the corner now. He heads up high and turns to face the crowd. Kent staggers up and Uryu leaps toward him with a moonsault takedown….Kent shows amazing resourcefulness to catch Ishida in a tombstone position and then he throws the champion outward so that he can crush his face across his knees but once again Uryu shows amazing resilience to kick out.

*Kent once again tries to get the “Kentlock” applied but Uryu rushes him back into the corner and then twists out before landing a pele kick. He clambers out onto the apron and catapults back in as Kent stumbles from the corner and nails him with the x-factor facebuster but again we get a two count. Uryu heads for the corner and climbs up. He launches off for the “Split Second” but Kent moves. Uryu transitions into a forward roll and gets back up. He runs at Kent but is tilt-a-whirled up and nails by another “Mic Check” but Uryu rolls out before the pin can be made.

*Kent gives chase and he clatters into Uryu before whipping him toward the ringside barrier. Ishida leaps onto the barrier and backflips over the challenger. He then turns his body and jumps into a bodyscissors in the wheelbarrow position but Kent catches him and holds him there before lashing his head against the barrier and then the steel steps. He rolls Uryu back in the ring and goes up top before landing the “Kenty Bomb” but the champion kicks out.

*Jeff Thadeus believes we may be watching “one of the greatest weekly episodic world championship matches in history”. Kent drags Uryu up and flips him for a powerbomb but Uryu rolls down the back and we get a nearfall. They scramble back up and Uryu ducks a clothesline before handspringing into the ropes but Kent catches him on the comeback and nails an inverted headlock backbreaker before spinning him out into a huge “rainmaker” lariat that flips Ishida inside out but again we only have a two count.

*Kent kneels for nearly a minute as the crowd are going wild. He tights then laces on his boots as he stands and then signals the end. He stalks Ishida, who is extremely groggy, and then bounds out for the “Genesis Kick” but it is ducked again and Uryu springboards off the ropes before flipping back onto Kent’s back and spinning into an incredible sunset flip bomb (Code Red) for a two count.

*Kent and Uryu are both very slow to reach their feet. They trade hard forearms in the centre of the ring. Uryu rallies with rights and lefts and then looks for an Irish whip but Kent spins inside and drags Uryu forward. He pops him up in the air but Uryu lands down with a meteora takedown with knees to the chest. They scramble back up and Uryu lands flush with a buzzsaw kick to the temple that leaves Kent flat on his back. Uryu stumbles to the corner.

*The commentators are talking about what we have just seen backstage and how it looks like Johnny Oko is now out of this next matchup, potentially changing the whole dynamic of what is about to happen.

*Cassidy is the first superstar out and we get a recap from “Against the Wall” and him coming up short in his quest for the “Freshers Ball” but then a clip of him “branding” Cody Walker backstage following a violent assault. Jeff Thadeus is talking about how Cassidy has proven himself an extremely dangerous entity and how his “God complex” is putting anyone who crosses his path at serious risk.

*Cassidy is halfway across the stage when he is attacked by Cody Walker, sparking a huge roar from the audience. Walker isn’t even dressed for action and has a hoody and joggers on. Cody runs Cassidy along the walkway and throws him against the ringpost which subsequently sends him falling off the side of the walkway down onto the hard flooring of ringside.

*Cody wows the crowd now by springboarding over the top of the turnbuckle into a mesmerising crossbody takedown on Cassidy. He lifts him up and slams him across the ringside barrier, leaving him slumped there, before climbing onto the apron. Walker spins off into a legdrop (ala RVD) that crushes Cassidy into the barrier.

*The commentators are talking about how this is the most vicious side of Cody Walker we have ever seen. Walker removes his hoody now and we see the scar tissue from where he was “branded” by his rival. He watches Cassidy get up and then he runs toward the steel steps and up them before leaping through the air with a leg lariat takedown (ala Matt Cardona). Cassidy staggers up and slumps against the Spanish announcer’s table as Cody Walker nails the “Masamune” (trouble in paradise) kick that leaves him sprawled across the table.

*The audience are going wild now as Cody drags out a ladder from under the ring and he sets it up. He signals to the crowd before he launches himself off with a death-defying “coffin drop” that splatters himself and Cassidy through the table and leaves them in a battered heap.

*James McManus comes out now as the crowd are booing and RJ talks about McManus’ “vulture like” tendencies as he aims to pick the bones. McManus drags Cody Walker, who is barely stirring, from the wreckage, and throws him in the ring.

*McManus demands the referee ring the bell. He then charges at Walker for a “knee trembler” to the skull but Cody moves and snaps off a poisonrana from nowhere as the fans cheer. Cody runs the ropes and nails a flying “V-trigger” knee but McManus kicks out.

*Cody is all over the place, feeling the effects of his fall, but he prepares for the “Ultima Weapon” (One-winged Angel) but McManus falls off the back and spins him around before nailing the “River Wensum Plunge”. Cody tries to get up as McManus runs the ropes and this time the “knee trembler lands”.

*Cody is flat on his face as we get a shot of a very delirious Cassidy trying to stand up. James McManus pulls Cody Walker up and he nails him with the “MK Ultra” before hooking the legs and he picks up the three count to advance to the “Key to the Kingdom” Championship match next week. McManus celebrates as the commentators talk about his continued unbeaten run and how he took full advantage of his opponent’s rivalry. Jeff Thadeus believes McManus could be a serious threat if he gets hold of the “Key to the Kingdom”.

*Cassidy is up now as McManus leaves the ring. He is badly hurt but seething with rage at the attack. He doesn’t have his “branding iron” to hand but he rolls into the ring. He is apoplectic as he wills Cody Walker up and then runs through him with the “sins of our father” spear. He kneels over Walker and can be heard telling him “We’re not done…..that “brand” on your skin is just to the beginning…..when I’m finished, nobody will recognise what is left”. The commentators hype the growing rivalry between the two before we head backstage.

*We get the graphic showing that James McManus is currently the only qualifier for the “Key to the Kingdom” with three more spots left to fill. We then get the arrival of O’Callaghan as the crowd go wild and sing along to his theme music. OC is full of swagger with a coat of golden feathers.

*Mike Hill is next out and he holds the European Championship up to the camera as he swaggers out. Hill is speaking into the screen and telling the world that he is taking all of the gold and all of the accolades because he is “that damn good”. He leaps over the ropes into the ring and has words with O’Callaghan.

*Rex Adamson arrives and he’s carrying the “Freshers Ball” briefcase. He shows it to Mike Hill and points to the European Championship whilst smirking. Adamson then does some last minutes stretches.

*Wild cheers from the audience as GazzyD arrives. We get a recap on what went down earlier between Gazzy & Edward Plague before the commentators talk about Gazzy/Christy/Uryu and the backstage conversation we just saw before this bout.

*Gazzy joins the fray as the referee has words with all four competitors before he signals for the bell to get things underway. Rex Adamson looks to take Mike Hill by surprise and charges into a “Gore” but Hill leapfrogs over him and sends him clattering to the corner. He superkicks Rex, staggering him, and then Gazzy nails a step-up enzeguiri on the Australian. O’Callaghan finishes off with a belly to belly which lifts Rex up and throws him over the top rope to the outside.

*Hill attacks OC from behind and looks for a whip but it is reversed. OC tilt-a-whirls Hill on the return but it is countered into a headscissors that sends the Irishman out onto the apron. Hill gets up and Gazzy wipes him out with a spinning heel kick. Gazzy runs to the corner and springs off the turnbuckle (ala Jericho) and flies back with an apron dropkick to O’Callaghan that sends him outside with Adamson.

*Gazzy drags Hill up and drills him with a faceplant suplex and then rolls out onto the apron. He prepares for a springboard 450 but Rex rips him off the apron and catches him on his shoulders. He runs Gazzy toward the ringpost but he drops off and shoves Rex into the solid steel. Gazzy climbs back up and goes to the top rope but Hill dropkicks his feet, leaving him in a crotched position. Hill goes up for a top rope hurricanrana but OC runs in behind and nails an exceptional German suplex from the top rope on Hill at the same time he drags Gazzy off with a hurricanrana. The crowd are going wild.

*OC works the crowd now and he nails Hill with a hat-trick of German suplexes. Gazzy stumbles up into an exploder suplex. O’Callaghan goes to the apron and he springboards in with a double frogsplash. He gets a two but Rex gutwrenches him off the cover and launches him over the top rope with incredible strength. Adamson drags Hill up in a double underhook and flips him into a huge sitdown powerbomb but Gazzy dropkicks the face of Rex to break the cover.

*Gazzy grabs Rex and lands knees to the head before looking for a whip. Adamson reverses but Gazzy moonsaults off the ropes and takes him down. Gazzy wills Rex up and looks for “Deep Impact” but Rex but Adamson amazingly counters into a back to belly piledriver (ala Sheamus). Mike Hill springboards in on the blindside but Rex catches him in midflight with a sensational “sky high” powerbomb but OC breaks it up.

*Rex gets up and he hits the ropes and looks for a shotgun dropkick but the legs are caught by OC and he turns him into a sharpshooter as cheers run right through the Crypto. Rex is yelling in pain but refusing to quit. Adamson is in the hold for nearly two minutes and looks as though he is seriously considering his options but Mike Hill runs in behind and he nails a one handed bulldog on OC. Hill follows up with a lionsault but OC manages to kick out.

*Hill lands a backheel kick to the gut as OC stands and he attempts “Over the Hill” but OC shoves him away and Gazzy is there to take Hill out with the “History maker” (inverted twist of fate)…….OC drags Gazzy off the cover and looks for another sharpshooter but Gazzy counters into a small package for two.

*They scramble back up and Gazzy dodges a forearm smash from OC and looks for the “skull crushing finale” but OC steps out and nails a huge back suplex. Rex is back up and he charges in but OC counters with a drop toe hold and leaves him sprawled across the middle rope. He then delivers the 619 and prepares for a springboard 360 Splash but Rex moves. Rex drags OC up and lifts him for the “Fire/Thunder Driver” but Gazzy dropkicks Rex in the back.

*Rex and Gazzy are up now and they are trading with vicious closed fist punches. The referee knows he can’t disqualify either but he’s trying to get them to calm it down. Mike Hill is back up and he looks to surprise O’Callaghan with a rollup but OC rolls right through and applies the sharpshooter as the crowd go wild. The referee’s view is blocked by Rex and Gazzy’s brawl and he misses Hill seemingly tap on the mat.

*OC releases the submission and he confronts the referee. Mike Hill has rolled from the ring now. Rex headbutts Gazzy and chucks him out of the ring. He and OC go head to head and begin to shove one another. OC slaps Rex in the face and they begin to brawl. Rex knees OC in the stomach and looks for an Irish whip. He pops him up on the comeback but O’Callaghan leaps over his shoulder and then bounces off the ropes and returns with a jumping high knee to the spine, sending Rex sprawling across the ropes once more.

*OC dials it up for a 619 but Mike Hill clatters him with the European Championship as he feints through the ropes. OC is down and out on the deck. Hill rolls in now and he beckons Rex up and sprints at him with the title belt but Rex ducks it. Adamson then bench presses Hill over his head and parades him before dropping him through the air onto his shoulders and drills him with the “Fire/Thunder Driver”. He covers but hasn’t noticed that Gazzy has rolled back in the ring and covered O’Callaghan for the shock three count.

*Rex is furious as Gazzy smirks and rolls from the ring, fist pumping the air. The commentators hype Gazzy pulling himself back from misfortune and putting himself within touching distance now of the “Key to the Kingdom”. Gazzy makes his way up the walkway and stops to celebrate in front of the entranceway. Eerie laughter now fills the air as Gazzy looks all around but nothing is forthcoming.

*Rex is handed the “Freshers Ball” briefcase now and he looks down at Mike Hill, who is struggling on the deck. Hill, bleary eyed, looks up now and he is concerned as he sees Rex holding the briefcase. Adamson laughs at him and then climbs from the ring as Hill breathes a momentary sigh of relief. OC has stumbled up, rubbing his head, and he has the European Championship in hand and he beckons Hill around before drilling him between the eyes, sparking huge cheers from the audience.

*JJ Johnson is walking through the backstage area and he happens across Anthony Grace and Robin Reborn. He says "two (beep)heads for the price of one, my lucky day" . Grace is full of his usual smarm but JJ tells him to "shut yo noise". He tells Grace "I don't like you" but the suits seem to think his name "means (beep)" around here. He says he doesn't even really need to concern himself with Grace, however, because either he's gonna self destruct and force himself into "one bathroom too many like McGregor" or he's gonna turn up "beeped" on the job and JJ is gonna put him in a match that he just doesn't come back from, either way JJ is looking forward to the "OJ style courtcase".

As for Reborn...Reborn is much more full of himself. JJ admits Reborn is "a problem" but every problem gone have a solution and JJ will find it, one way or another. Reborn challenges JJ to stop "Uncle Tomming" but JJ just smirks and shakes his head. He tells Reborn the "small, insignificant man" syndrome gone be his downfall. He wants Reborn to know that the only one protected by "his massas" is the performing clown bound by his contract with Amazon Prime, just another company shill.

JJ tells Reborn that he's taking a month hiatus and in that time, at any time....they can take this back to the streets....and Reborn can find out that when the cameras turn off and they remove all the makeup and soundtracks....only one of them is really about that life.

JJ walks off as Reborn and Grace stare at one another and stew in their mutual hatred.

*Scene change and Mike Hill is brawling with O'Callaghan in the backstage area. They are dragged apart as Alex Walker walks into shot. He is grinning at both men and says they just made "Night of Champions" a whole lot easier. Hill/O'Callaghan for the European Championship is a go for next week.

*A very surprising scene now as GazzyD and Christy are standing in Uryu Ishida's locker-room. Gazzy cuts off Uryu's explanation and says it doesn't matter. Uryu seems shocked as Gazzy thanks him for "always looking out for Christy" and then shakes his hand. Christy is stunned but smiling. Uryu wants to thank Gazzy for saving him twice now against Eddy Kent but Gazzy waves him off and says it was nothing. Uryu congratulates Gazzy on his "Key to the Kingdom" victory. Gazzy tells Uryu that he wants him to know that next week he is calling the 6CW Championship match straight down the middle....he knows Oko picked him to cause issues and he knows everyone expects him to screw Uryu over and that Plague is in his head but it isn't like that. Gazzy says he has the love of a wonderful woman and his own career is back on track, that is all he needs. He says he is seeing clearly for the first time in a long time and he knows what to do. He shakes Uryu's hand again before he and Christy depart. Uryu is left looking slightly bewildered as the screen behind him turns on and we see the numbers "1346"

*Cerberus and Cara are here in Los Angeles as we get the mesmerising entrance full of fire. Cara drops to her knees at Cerberus' feet. Cerberus wants a mic. He wants to reiterate his message that you cannot kill what is already dead. Cara shrieks with glee as Cerberus tells the world that he has returned for the man that tried to lock him away.....but here comes Tyler Roth.

Roth is in no mood to "stand aside" and he heard all of Cerberus' chatter that he will hurt him in ways he cannot imagine but Cerberus needs to understand who he is talking to. Roth is the "Reaper" so whilst Cerberus "may not be able to die" he promises that he can find ways to torture him and make him suffer, ways in which Cerberus will pay for what he has done.

Roth says Cerberus cost him the 6WF Championship but he also cost him his retribution on Marty Helms, a common goal they both share. But Roth isn't "a sharer" and he will be the one to end Helms when the time comes. Cerberus fires back that "Roth doesn't understand" and he is a "fool for pursuing" this.

Roth says he should come down there and tear Cerberus' head from his shoulders, which sparks another laugh from Cara. Cerberus admires Roth but knows he is far from 100% after flying off "hell in a cell". Cerberus isn't interested in eviscerating a carcass and wants live prey. He tells Roth that if he's ready then next week in New York City they can settle this. Roth nods and glares as the commentators hype an "incredible night of action" next week.

*Back at ringside now and Lex Hart is here for commentary as the doctors haven’t cleared him for his concussion sustained at “Against the Wall”. Hart is talking about his disappointment at not being able to compete but he still wants to be out here to get a look at things.

*Robin Reborn makes a flashy entrance now and he makes sure to stand in front of the announce table to mock “Luke” Lex Hart. He laughs at him and then makes his way to the ring, telling the camera that he is “about to unlock this mother(beeper”. Reborn leaps inside before Anthony Grace arrives. Grace seems slightly more stable than we have seen him but it is clear that he is still nowhere near 100%. He seems to have provided tickets to some of his hangers on in the crowd and he spends some time with them. The commentators wonder why Grace has been cleared for competition when Lex Hart hasn’t. Hart says “money talks”.

*We await the third participant when Eddy Kent comes out, sparking boos. Kent looks over at Lex with a snarl before making his way to the ring. The commentators talk about how Alex Walker must have pulled some strings for his “Golden boy”. They also wonder how much Kent has in the tank following his marathon match with Uryu earlier in the night.

*Kent is itching to get started as the referee talks with all three combatants and then signals for the bell. Kent looks from one to the other, weighing his options, and then he launches at Anthony Grace with the “Genesis kick” but misses by an inch as Grace just manages to pull his head off the block. Grace quickly grabs Kent and drags him to the centre and tries to apply a sleeper.

*Kent and Grace are struggling as Reborn clambers out onto the apron and he springboards back in with a forearm smash that hits Kent in the top of the head and detonates in the face of Grace. Kent is groggy as Reborn superkicks him from the ring and covers Grace but there is a kickout on two.

*Reborn pulls Grace up for a “Wing clipper” but Kent is back in and nails him with a neckbreaker from behind. Kent then stalks Grace and gets him up before nailing the “Mic Check”. He hooks both legs and looks like he has the three but Reborn recovers just in time to break it up.

*The commentators are talking up Kent’s desperation to get the W as quickly as possible and put his career back on track. He brawls with Reborn and looks to whip him off the ropes but Reborn handsprings back and nails a tremendous tornado DDT. Reborn heads for the ropes now and climbs up high. He prepares for the shooting star press but Kent drives his knees up. Kent gets back up now and he leaps into Reborn, pulling him into a “Kentlock”.

*Reborn is struggling but tries to climb to his feet with the submission locked in. He gets far enough up that Kent’s head presents itself at the perfect height and Anthony Grace nails the “Blockbuster” kick which breaks the submission. Grace covers and looks like he may steal a three count but Reborn breaks it up.

*Reborn turns toward the stage now and he crotch chops at Lex Hart before fixing back on his opponents. He lifts Grace onto his shoulders and spins him off into a TKO before he backflips into a double footstomp. He points up high and he then leaps up to the top rope. Grace is prone as Reborn destroys him with the shooting star press.

*Reborn has the three count sewn up when Lex Hart pulls him off the cover, drawing huge cheers from the crowd. Lex drags Reborn up and looks to launch him from the ring but ends up launching him head-first into Eddy Kent and leaves Kent sprawled in a heap. Reborn rolls from the ring, holding his head, as Anthony Grace takes advantage and drills Kent with the “Thunderstruck” (Famea55er) for the three count, much to the surprise of everyone.

*Grace is laughing at the response from the crowd as he rolls from the ring and heads for his supporters. All of a sudden he is guzzling a bottle of champagne and going wild as he tells the cameras “It’s party time”.

*Robin Reborn is furious on the outside and so is Eddy Kent, who is sitting on the canvass holding the side of his head from the collision. Lex Hart has climbed from the ring and is on the walkway as Kent and Reborn glare at him. We get an image now that shows us James McManus, GazzyD and Anthony Grace as the qualifiers for the “Key to the Kingdom” match with only one spot left to fill.

*Ringside now for the "King's Cornonation" and the crowd go wild for Scott Harris. Harris is adorned in his royal gear and he sits in a throne in the middle of the ring. Pyros go off and confetti falls from the sky. Marty Helms comes from nowhere and he attacks Harris. He throws Harris into the throne and knocks it over. He then prepares for the "Blade of the Ruined King" knee but Harris dodges and nails the "Shot in the Dark" (Olympic Slam). He gets ready to put Helms in the "sharpshooter" but he scurries free and leaves the ring as the crowd boo him

The commentators are surprised to see Helms here after what happened at "Against the Wall" but it seems he was trying to get the upper hand on his next challenger, which backfired.

Helms is sporting a lot of cuts and bruises as Harris demands a mic. He's glad that Helms is here because he talked to 6CWF management earlier today and they agreed to his request as the "King" of 6CWF. Harris isn't waiting until Beachfront Brawl. He and Helms will meet one on one next week at "Night of Champions" for the 6WF World Heavyweight Championship as the crowd go wild.

Helms looks livid as the commentators wonder if he is even 100% and with Roth and Cerberus gunning for him, is this the end of the road for the "Last Outlaw". The fans chant "Needs more Harris" as the champion and challenger continue to stare each other down.