6CWF Presents Proving Grounds "Wheel of Fate Special" Results - August 14th 2023 (Episode 11)

*We are out at ringside for our opening contest of the evening and the crowd are hyped. Anthony Grace is the first out and the commentators are reminding us of last week’s revelation that Grace and Robin Reborn have been named as Uryu Ishida’s challengers for the 6CW Championship at “Beachfront Brawl. RJ still can’t believe it and is blaming “corporate bull(beep)” because of Grace and Reborn’s contacts.

*Grace seems more switched on tonight but is oozing his usual smarm as he saunters around the ring. He harasses several young women at ringside before climbing up into the ring. Robin Reborn is out now and the boos continue. Reborn mocks the fans and boos them back before motioning a belt around his waist. JT pays respect to Reborn’s talents but is appalled that he has had only one match in 6CWF and yet finds himself within touching distance of being world champion once more. Reborn climbs into the ring and he gives a quick glance at Anthony Grace before heading for an opposite turnbuckle. The commentators don’t believe there is any real friendship between Grace and Reborn but they are somewhat cut from the same cloth.

*The crowd go wild as GazzyD leaps through the trapdoor on the stage. We are reminded of the issues Gazzy has been having with Edward Plague but JT salutes the fact that Gazzy is refusing to bow down to the mindgames. RJ wonders, however, how much losing the “Key to the Kingdom” last week will be playing on Gazzy’s mind. Gazzy tags hands with the fans before climbing into the ring, facing Grace and Reborn.

*JT and RJ are discussing the Gazzy/Christy.Uryu dynamic and if that will play a part here tonight before the 6CW Champion arrives to a standing ovation. Pyros shoot into the air as Uryu walks out on the stage. RJ reminds is that Uryu is coming in off the back of three straight successful title defences and riding the wave of momentum. Ishida climbs into the ring and there is a brief staredown with Gazzy before they shake hands and face their opponents.

*Anthony Grace is grinning at them and he says “Who is having a go on Christy tonight? Or can I have a shot?” Gazzy and Uryu look at one another and then land a double superkick which sends Grace through the ropes to the outside. The big screen then comes on and Brandi Johnson is ready with the “Wheel of Fate”. She spins it and we find out that this will be an “Elimination” match, sparking cheers from the crowd.

*Uryu and Gazzy stare at one another and Gazzy takes up the reigns for the team as Reborn gets up in his face. They trade words and then Reborn shoves him in the chest. He mocks Gazzy and says “’magine watching the back o’ someone slipping yo wife the length, you a cuck”…..Gazzy responds with a huge forearm smash to the face and then he grabs Reborn’s arm and whips him off the ropes. Gazzy backdrops Reborn on the comeback but Reborn lands on his feet and he shushes the audience and bows with a smirk. He turns around and Gazzy dropkicks him to the floor. Gazzy drags Reborn up and nails a faceplant suplex. He drags him closer to the corner and prepares for “starship pain” but Grace is back on the apron and lands a right hand as Gazzy leaps up.

*Reborn is back on his feet now and he runs the ropes and returns with a brutal low dropkick to the face. He backflips into a footstomp across Gazzy’s midsection before dragging him and slings him into the corner. He lands vicious chops to the chest, reddening the skin, Reborn lifts Gazzy up on the top rope and climbs up. He looks for a top rope hurricanrana but Gazzy lands out on his feet, drawing huge cheers from the crowd. Gazzy beckons Reborn back up and kicks him in the gut. He looks for “Deep Impact” but Reborn swipes his legs and catapults him to the corner, where Anthony Grace lands another brutal shot to the face. Reborn is back up and nails a backstabber for a two count.

*Reborn tags in Grace now. Grace lifts Gazzy into an atomic drop and follows up with a back suplex. He looks to the corner and contemplates his next move before shaking his head. He points to Uryu and tells him “This is what is coming for you”. He ushers Gazzy up and looks for the “Blockbuster” tornado kick but Gazzy ducks it and nails the “skull crushing finale” as the crowd cheer. Gazzy heads for the corner and is about to tag in Uryu when Reborn shows astonishing athleticism to springboard all the way across the ring and he dropkicks Gazzy in the back, sending him into a head on collision with the world champion and knocks him off the apron.

*Reborn wipes Gazzy off his feet with a spinning heel kick and heads back to the corner, shrugging off the boos of the audience. Grace is on his feet now and he runs Gazzy into a bulldog for a two count. Reborn drops down off the apron and he runs around ringside and up the steel steps before leaping through the air with a double knee strike to the chest of Uryu, sending him flying over the announce tables in a heap. He talks trash to Ishida as the crowd boo him.

*In the ring, Anthony Grace suplexes Gazzy into the air and dumps him across the middle of the ropes. He tags Reborn back in. Reborn climbs up the turnbuckle and leaps off with a double stomp to the back of Gazzy, sending him crashing back into the ring. Reborn climbs out onto the apron and he catapults back in with a brutal forearm smash to the back of Gazzy’s neck whilst he is sat on the canvass. Gazzy just kicks out in time.

*Reborn slaps Gazzy around now and he drags him up for a “Wing clipper” but Gazzy spins out and then lands an enzeguiri. Reborn staggers and Gazzy springs off the turnbuckle and flies back with a dropkick takedown. He rushes over and dropkicks Grace’s knees, knocking him off the apron as the crowd cheer. Reborn gets up and Gazzy pulls him into a “history maker” (reverse twist of fate) for a two count. Gazzy signals for the “Deep Impact” as Grace tries to get back in the ring and distracts the ref. Reborn drops to his knees and nails a low blow on Gazzy and then the “Wing Clipper”. He heads for the corner and leaps off for the “shooting star press” as Uryu springboards from the opposite side and lands a majestic “Phenomenal” forearm smash in midair which has every single fan going wild. The replays are shown over and over as the crowd chant “That was awe-some”.

*The referee backs Uryu to the ropes now as Gazzy crawls over to tag him in. Reborn is dazed but makes the tag to Grace as well. Uryu ducks Grace’s attack and runs the ropes before flying back with a huge dropsault. Uryu runs to the ropes and moonsaults back into a takedown on Grace for a two count. Uryu climbs out on the apron and catapults him in with an “x factor” facebuster for another two count.

*Ishida lands flush calf kicks on Grace, cutting him down to size, and then he runs the ropes and returns with a shining wizard. He pulls Grace away from the ropes and then heads for the corner. He climbs up high for the “Split Second” but Grace rolls from the ring for safety. Uryu shakes his head and wows the crowd as he leaps to the outside with a crossbody takedown. He drags Grace back up and and throws him into the ring. He leaps onto the apron and then lands another flying forearm smash. A three count looks likely when Reborn flies from on high with a shooting star press to break it up. The crowd are booing as Reborn is pushed back to the corner by the referee now.

*Grace and Uryu are both crawling for their tags now when the lights in the arena start to flicker. Edward Plague’s voice begins to sound through the air “Gareth…your destiny awaits...Gareth it is time for you to follow me…..no more waiting…..because only when you enter the darkness….(the lights go off in the arena)…..can you find the true path to enlightenment”…..the big screen now shows that someone is in the locker-room with Christy James. She is unaware of the presence as she is talking to herself “You can tell him, Christy...you have to tell him”…..Plague’s laughter can be heard as he whispers “What could the big secret be, Gareth? Why don’t you come back here and find out….before I do”. Plague’s laughter fills the air and then ebbs away as the big screen switches off and the lights come back on.

*Uryu is just reaching out for the tag when Gazzy shakes his head and drops off the apron before sprinting away across the walkway to the backstage area as the commentators fear for the safety of Christy James. In the ring, Reborn takes the tag from Anthony Grace and he lands flush double knees to the back of Uryu, who has just used the ropes to pull himself back up.

*Reborn kneels over Uryu now and holds his face “Man done run out on you….finally realised you been all up in his wife…..now only thing you got left is that title, and soon I’ll be taking that too”. Reborn heads to the corner and he climbs up. He signals for one more “shooting star” but he finds nothing but canvass as Ishida rolls aside. Uryu gets back up and he nails a running “Spanish Fly” but Reborn kicks out. He beckons Reborn up and lands a superkick to the back of the head before heading for the corner. He sets for the “Split Second” but Grace grabs his foot. Uryu kicks him away and off the apron.

*Reborn shows his own amazing agility to run over and jumps through the air, detonating a huge knee strike to the jaw of Uryu, leaving him slumped. Reborn climbs up now and he taunts the fans before he nails a huge “God’s last gift” suplex from the top, splattering the world champion into the mat. Reborn is on his knees with a grin before Anthony Grace reaches over and slaps his back.

*Reborn cannot quite believe it and has no time to react as Grace runs over and nails the “Thunderstruck” (famea55er) on Ishida and hooks both legs as the referee counts the three and this one is over, Grace picking up the huge W over the 6CW World Champion. The commentators are in shock as Uryu has taken his first pinfall defeat since 6CWF began and it has come at the hands of one of the men chasing his world title. RJ reminds us that Uryu was facing a 2 on 1 situation as GazzyD left to check on Christy.

*Anthony Grace is laughing at the reaction from the crowd and he swipes his hair from his face and celebrates. Reborn gets up in his face now and is talking about Grace making the tag to steal the pin but Grace merely grins and turns away. Reborn is far from pleased as he decides to drag Uryu back up and nails another “Wing Clipper” on him, just to remove some frustration. Uryu is flat on his back, staring up at the lights, as Grace rolls from the ring and grabs the 6CW Championship. He tells the belt “I’ll be seeing you soon” and kisses it before tossing it aside. He and Reborn keep eye contact before Grace climbs over the barricade into the crowd. He smarms all over an attractive young woman and then takes her by the hand and leads her away.

*Reborn remains standing over Uryu for another few moments and then mockingly dusts off his feet on the world champion and leaves. The commentators talk about how Uryu’s reign as 6CW Champion could be coming toward an end.

*We are out at ringside for a first ever meeting between McManus and Cody Walker. The commentators are talking about how Cody is coming in off of a big W over Cassidy whereas McManus is looking to rebuild after the disappointment of coming up short for the “Key to the Kingdom” last week. McManus is the first to make his entrance and he strides purposefully to the ring and climbs through the ropes.

*The crowd cheer for their hometown superstar of Cody Walker. Cody is dressed in a flamboyant red and silver singlet with a matching headband. He hands the headband to a young fan at ringside before leaping up into the ring to join his opponent. The big screen then comes on and Diablo has the job of spinning the “Wheel of Fate” for this upcoming bout. The wheel spins and it lands on “Title shot next week” as the crowd give a cheer. The commentators wonder what opportunity will be on the line but how the stakes just got a whole lot more interesting for both parties.

*They take their time and then lockup in the centre of the ring. McManus applies a headlock but Walker bounces into the ropes and shoves him across the ring. McManus returns with a shoulder tackle takedown. He runs the ropes again but Cody rolls across the canvass and forces McManus to jump over him. McManus comes back off the ropes again but Walker is up and nails a leaping hurricanrana takedown as the crowd cheer. McManus gets back up and eats a huge dropsault that sends him through the ropes to the outside.

*McManus tries to regain his composure as Cody runs toward the ropes and he handsprings before moonsaulting over the top rope into a takedown on McManus outside the ring. He drags McManus up and throws him against the ringside barrier before backing up and climbing onto the apron. Cody then spins off with a legdrop (ala RVD) but McManus moves and sends him crashing against the barrier. McManus lifts Cody up now and drops him, knee first, across the top of the steel steps before lifting him into a back suplex position and drops him spine first across the steps now.

*McManus breaks the count and then he throws Cody back into the ring. JM goes up high and he leaps off with a crossbody takedown but Walker kicks out on two. McManus stomps down on the leg and then back of his opponent before he drags him up. He whips him off the ropes and then pops him up on the comeback and lets him splatter onto the canvass as he comes back down. Walker is on all fours as McManus runs the ropes and returns with a “knee trembler” to the temple but Walker throws his shoulder off the mat again.

*McManus wills Walker up now and he sets for the “tombstone” but Walker drops behind and runs the ropes before returning with a slingblade takedown. McManus staggers back up and Walker dropkicks him in the back, sending him into the corner, and then charges in with flying knees to the spine (ala Elijah Burke). McManus stumbles out now as Walker springs off the turnbuckle and moonsaults over his opponent into a facebuster, drawing the crowd off their feet….Cody covers but McManus shows his toughness to kick out on two.

*Cody rolls out onto the apron and he beckons McManus up before springboarding back in with a “meteora” takedown before rolling back to his feet and he nails “rolling thunder” (Dice)….McManus is clutching his ribs as he stumbles up and Cody lifts him onto his shoulders before spinning him off into a pele kick (Dolphin Blow) for a nearfall.

*Cody runs the ropes and returns with a low dropkick to the face and then points to the corner. He goes up high and looks for the “Highwind” (Coffin Drop) but McManus moves at the final second and sends Walker into a heap. McManus gets back up and he beckons Walker up before nailing him with a death valley driver. McManus thinks he has a three but Cody is able to reach the bottom rope with his foot.

*McManus looks annoyed and then attempts a figure four but is dragged into a schoolboy for a two count. They scramble back up and Walker looks for a leapfrog but McManus catches him and sits him down into a powerbomb for a two count. McManus then grabs Walker and flips him for another powerbomb but Cody lands on his feet and then leaps into brutal double knees under the chin of McManus. McManus is swaying as Cody pulls his head down and then nails a “Styles Clash” for a nearfall.

*Cody rolls to the corner and he looks for the “Masamune” (Trouble in Paradise) but McManus ducks it and then spins him inside out with a huge lariat. He underhooks Cody’s arm and flips him into a backbreaker before making another cover for a two count. McManus spits in annoyance now and he ushers Cody back up. He lifts him for the “MK Ultra” but Walker rolls down the back. Cody keeps hold of McManus’ legs and catapults him to the corner. McManus hits his head and staggers back into a poisonrana. He rolls onto his knees as Cody nails him with a sickening “V-trigger” knee for a two count.

*Cody heads for the corner again and climbs high. He sets his sights and then leaps for the “Howling Moon” (Flying fame-a55er) but McManus dodges it and sends him into an awful landing on his backside. McManus takes advantage with a half nelson suplex, dumping Cody right on the back of his neck but the youngster is able to kick out once more. McManus takes a deep breath and then he yells at Cody to get back to his feet. He lifts him for the “tombstone” again but Cody kicks his legs before he is able to drop off the back and over the top rope onto the walkway. McManus turns around and Cody nails him with a sickening step-up enzeguiri. McManus staggers away and into the referee, grabbing the official as he does so.

*The referee is distracted momentarily as Cassidy runs out from the back and he lashes a solid iron “cattle branding” iron across Cody Walker’s spine. The commentators talk about how Cassidy clearly isn’t over his issues with Cody. Walker is hurt badly and falls through the ropes as McManus releases the referee now and picks the bones. Cassidy is grinning from the walkway as McManus drags Cody back to his feet now and drills him in the centre of the ring with the “MK Ultra” for the three count.

*The crowd are booing as McManus has his arm raised in victory and the commentators talk about how he has a title shot coming his way next week. McManus leaves the ring now as Cassidy climbs inside. He stalks Cody, who is still in a bad way, and then he kneels over him and uses the branding iron to choke him until Walker is unconscious. Cassidy then rolls from the ring and he is looking for more weaponry when Alex Walker strides out onto the stage.

*Cassidy looks amused at first until Alex Walker orders him to back away and that if he does anything else to his son then he will make his life a misery. Alex Walker tells Cassidy this isn’t about protecting his son but about levelling the playing field. If Cassidy isn’t over his loss last week then next week in Miami they can settle their differences in a no DQ match. Cassidy grins and nods his head before leaving. Alex then checks on his son but Cody shoves him away and seems unhappy that his father came to his aid. Cody is clearly struggling with his emotions as he climbs from the ring and leaves Alex looking disconsolate.

*We return to ringside and there is a renewed charge in the air after finding out that Liam Wood’s career is about to be put on the line. Wood arrives to a huge reception and makes his way to the ring. The commentators talk about how the odds have been fully stacked against Wood here and the “Wheel of fate” has been cruel to him. Jeff Thadeus is concerned that Drake Callihan already holds two victories over Wood and with all his EWF cohorts as the “lumberjacks” this is not going to end well.

*Wood paces the ring as he waits for Callihan to make his appearance but he is not forthcoming. RJ believes Callihan is playing mindgames but then the big screen comes on and we see the bloodied face of Drake Callihan being dragged along the floor backstage by an unknown attacker. Kelsey Callihan is cowering in the corner, looking terrified, as it is revealed that Vincent Costello is behind it all.

*Costello speaks to Wood now and he wants him to understand a few things. Drake Callihan is nothing but a curse with an overinflated opinion of himself. Costello agrees that EWF went down the pan because of Callihan and it’s laughable that anyone believed he would ever return to do Callihan’s bidding. Costello is his own man with his own vendetta and all Drake Callihan had to do was mention the name “Liam Wood” and he was already sold on his return.

*Costello tells Wood that this is between them, it always has been and it always will be. EWF will always be defined by their rivalry so the only two people who can end this for good is them, nobody else even matters. That’s why Costello isn’t interested in all Callihan’s pi55ant schemes and dredging up the pathetic carcasses of EWF…..he pulls the camera around now and we see E-Unit, Bryan Wells and a couple of others who have been completely pulverised by Costello.

*Costello wasn’t about to let Drake Callihan end this story tonight and pretend he was responsible for finishing Liam Wood….because that honour belongs to one man and one man only, the man Liam Wood is looking at right now. Costello tells Wood that at Beachfront Brawl they will write their final chapter in what has been a storied rivalry but this tale doesn’t have a happy ending. Costello then offers Wood a “gift” and that is the mangled body of Drake Callihan. He sits Callihan up next to the wall as Kelsey shrieks at him to leave her father alone. Costello smirks as he picks up a steel chair and thunders it against Callihan’s head, crushing it against the wall. Kelsey crawls over to protect her father now as Costello smirks. He contemplates delivering another blow to both of them but throws the chair aside and turns back to the camera.

*Wood’s eyes have not left the big screen once as Costello glares back at him, breathing deeply. Costello says there is still so much he has to say, so much he has to get off of his chest, but it can wait until next week in Miami. He tells Wood to make sure he’s there because he is not going to want to miss the final revelations that will pave the way to their ultimate showdown. Costello continues to walk down the corridor and Wood tenses as he sees VC stop outside of a room and peer inside. Emmy is looking at herself in the mirror and Costello turns back to the camera and tells Wood he is a “lucky man”. But wonders will he think the same after next week. He grins before switching the camera off.

*Liam Wood is full of rage now as he climbs from the ring to make his way backstage. A cameraman doesn’t move fast enough and Wood shoves him to the ground in a heap as he rushes toward the backstage area. The commentators are wondering just how far this is going to go between the two of them and will there be anything left after Beachfront Brawl.

*Geoff Steel receives a huge ovation from the Las Vegas crowd as he walks out onto the stage. Steel’s ribs are taped and he is still sporting some of the bruising from “Against the Wall”. The commentators are amazed to see Steel back in action but apparently he was insistent upon it, especially give that Blue Dragon will be here later on tonight to sign his contract as a 6CWF employee and confirm the “Exploding Barbed Wire Deathmatch” for “Beachfront Brawl”.

*Steel is in the ring now as we head to the big screen and Alex Walker is the man spinning the “Wheel of Fate” for this contest. He wishes Steel luck before he spins it and it lands upon “Ghosts of the past”. Steel raises his eyebrows as Alex Walker informs him that he is about to face three opponents, back to back, from his career. Steel readies himself and the crowd give a huge ovation as the giant form of Mr Crowley walks onto the stage.

*Jeff Thadeus reminds us that Crowley is a former 6CW Champion and that he once set Steel on fire. RJ is concerned that Steel, who is far from 100%, is looking at a very dangerous situation here. Crowley steps over the ropes, an evil grin on his face, and he steps close to Steel. They glare at each other and then Crowley grips him around the throat. He looks for a chokeslam but Steel jumps out the side and lands a big kick to the gut before rallying with huge right hands. He looks for an Irish whip but Crowley reverses and drops Steel with a big boot. Crowley grabs Steel by the head now and signals for a “Jackknife”. He flips Steel up but Steel leaps out the back and he runs the ropes and returns with a huge spear.

*The crowd are willing Steel on as he beckons Crowley back up now and kicks him in the stomach. He sets for the “Bladecutter” but it is reversed into a backdrop. Steel is holding his ribs now as Crowley drills him with a chokeslam. The crowd groan and look concerned but Steel shows guts to kick out on two.

*Crowley draws a finger across his throat now and sets for the “Jackknife” but Steel shows his power to swipe the legs of the big man. He tries to turn Crowley into the “Steelworks” but the big man kicks him away into the corner. Crowley gets up and looks for a running splash but Steel moves aside and sends his opponent against the turnbuckle. He scoops Crowley on his shoulders now and drills him with an “Attitude Adjustment”. Steel grabs Crowley by the head and follows up with the “Bladecutter” before covering for the three as the crowd cheer.

*Steel holds his ribs as he takes a moment to celebrate his first win before he is attacked from behind by Yarmouth Blade. The crowd boo as Jeff Thadeus reminds us that this match once headlined for the 6CW Championship. Blade stomps all over Steel and then drags him up and nails a “playmaker” for a two count. Blade beckons Steel up and runs at him for a jumping leg lariat but Steel catches him and launches him at the ropes with a powerbomb. He then drags him up and gutwrenches him into a running powerslam for a two count.

*Steel signals for the “Bladecutter now” but Blade backs to the ropes and backdrops Steel over the top to the outside. He then nails a baseball slide into Steel’s injured ribs. Blade climbs out onto the apron and runs across into a flying senton takedown on the outside.

*RJ talks about how this is a chance for Steel’s opponents to potentially earn a full time spot on the roster. Blade throws Steel back in the ring and heads for the top rope now. He launches into a senton bomb but lands across Steel’s knees. Steel stumbles back up and hits a full nelson slam but Blade kicks out again.

*Steel takes a chance and heads for the top rope but Blade is up and swipes his legs. Blade climbs up and nails a superplex, which hurts Steel badly. Steel staggers up and eats the jumping leg lariat for a two count. Blade signals for his patented powerbomb now and he flips Steel up but Steel lands out on his feet and lands a flush headbutt to the face of his foe. Blade staggers and comes back around for a right hand but Steel ducks it and scores with a “Blue thunder bomb”. He stumbles to the corner now and is successful with a flying headbutt for another three count as the fans cheer.

*Steel is sitting in the corner now, breathing heavily, as the commentators talk about how it was perhaps a mistake for Steel to take this match with the potential of “Beachfront Brawl” looming large. Neo Domino is Steel’s third opponent as we are reminded of their brief feud in 2012 before 6CW took a hiatus. Domino is quick to the ring and is looking to take advantage of Steel’s injuries. He flies into him in the corner with a huge dropkick to the body and then beckons him out. He scoops Steel on his shoulders and nails a “GTS” but Steel kicks out.

*Domino goes up high and he launches off with an overhang neckbreaker before following up with a lionsault but Steel kicks out. Domino heads for the corner again and he scores with a frogsplash now but Steel demonstrates his resilience to kick out.

*The commentators are worried about the damage sustained to the body of Steel throughout this contest. Domino wills him up and runs in for a “codebreaker” but Steel catches him and slams him down on the mat before synching in the “Steelworks” submission. Domino screams in pain and tries to scramble for the ropes but Steel drags him back and really drives his knee into the spine of his opponent. Domino has no choice but to tap his hand to the mat furiously and give Steel the victory, prompting huge cheers from the Las Vegas crowd.

*RJ and JT pay homage to Steel tonight as he returns to the ring and overcomes three opponents. The crowd are chanting his name and he raises an arm in appreciation of their support before climbing from the ring. He heads up the walkway but there is a commotion from the crowd as Blue Dragon is shown walking through. He hops over the barricade to ringside.

*BD gets on a mic and he congratulates Steel on his victory. He’s glad Steel is here because he has something to show him. He says this match was called “Ghosts of the past” but it is now time for a “Glimpse of the future”. He lifts the ring apron up now and slides in a thick wooden board wrapped in barbed wire. He smirks as he rolls in now and stands over Neo Domino.

*Geoff Steel watches on as Blue Dragon whips Domino into the air and drills him onto the board with the “Deathnote”. The barbed wire board explodes upon impact as the crowd are stunned into disbelief at what they are witnessing. Medics rush to the ring to check on Domino now, who is bloodied and lifeless.

*The commentators tell us about how that is only just scratching the surface of what happens in a “Barbed wire deathmatch”. Blue Dragon is grinning evilly at Steel, who refuses to break eye contract. Dragon says “Bring me my contract” as RJ and JT continue to hype what we are going to witness at “Beachfront Brawl”.

*We head back out to ringside following Lex Hart’s interview about reminding the world about the “old” Lex Hart. Michael Sweetwater enters the fray to a multitude of boos from the Las Vegas crowd. JT is reminding us about the “Rottweiler of Genesis” and how Sweetwater made his name being one of the most vicious members of Alex Walker’s creation. It has been years since we saw Sweetwater on the scene but he seems to have picked up where he left off during the height of his career.

*Eddy Kent then arrives in a referee’s jersey and he has a smirk on his face. He parades himself in front of the crowd before pointing down to Sweetwater, who points back with a smile. RJ talks about how this is nothing but a “stitch up” and how the “Wheel of fate” hasn’t even been used for this contest. JT is wondering how Alex Walker is being allowed to settle his own personal vendettas without reproach.

*There is a roar from the audience as Lex Hart, still in his street clothes, leaps the barricade with his trusted sledgehammer. He rolls in behind as Eddy Kent freezes on the stage. Sweetwater turns around as Lex drives the hammer into his gut and drops him in a heap on the floor. Lex points the hammer at Kent now but the “referee” has no intention of making his way to ringside.

*Lex uses the hammer to lift Sweetwater’s head up and he stares at him for a long moment. Lex says “I made you” before he drives the hammer into the side of Sweetwater’s head, leaving him completely unconscious on the canvass. Lex then beckons for Kent to come and fight him but Kent isn’t willing to come any closer.

*Alex Walker is out on the stage now to a torrent of abuse from the crowd. Walker smiles and talks about how this “a happy reunion”. He says he knows everyone believes this is personal on his behalf but to be honest he just wants to see the best versus the best, making the matches that bring in the ratings and there isn’t a wrestling fan in the world that doesn’t want to see Eddy Kent and Lex Hart go one on one. The story writes itself as the “Master and the Apprentice” battle for supremacy. Walker has run it by the rest of the board and they want to see this match take place next week on “Proving Grounds” in Miami as the crowd cheer that announcement. Walker nods at both men and begins to back away as Kent and Lex are left staring at one another….the commentators hype the historic one on one match for next week on Proving Grounds.

*The commentary team are still talking up the Alex Walker/Clarke James confrontation backstage and building up to the “First blood” match that we are about to witness. Clarke James makes his arrival to ringside, amidst a torrent of abuse and boos. He removes his mask and passes it to “The Following” who subsequently leave ringside after CJ’s entrance.

*RJ is wondering who CJ’s opponent is going to be when ex-6WF star and Church of Hero member Longinus comes out to a big ovation. Clarke James looks almost amused as his former ally makes his way to ringside and climbs inside. RJ and JT are debating on how Longinus must feel as he returns to face a former stablemate in what promises to be a bloodthirsty encounter. RJ believes The Saint will be watching this from wherever he is right now.

*CJ licks his lips as the referee talks with both men and then signals for the bell. Longinus walks forward and he offers a handshake to James. James just stares at the hand for a moment and then, to everyone’s surprise, he accepts the shake. Longinus smiles and then goes to pull away but CJ drags him back in and drills him with “Faithless” as the crowd boo him once more.

*James then shocks the crowd and has the fans wincing as he removes his belt and begins to whip Longinus with it. Longinus’ screams fill the air as horrifying red welts appear all over his skin. CJ goes to town and targets every single part of the body he can reach. He then wraps the belt around his fist so that the buckle is showing and he kneels down over his opponent and begins to beat him with horrifying venom.

*The referee tries to get in and look but James pushes him away before applying a crossface. He pulls the belt tight around the face of Longinus so that it is pulling at his mouth and dragging his jaw apart. Blood is streaming from Longinus’ face (from the punches with the belt) and the official immediately calls for the bell but James does not relent with the submission. The bell continues to sound and the referee is trying to pull James off of his victim but with no success.

*After another minute CJ releases the submission and leaves his bloodied opponent face down on the canvass. CJ just kneels now with a dark expression on his face as the commentators talk about how we are once again witnessing the darkness that resides inside of Clarke James. Suddenly “The Following” begin to walk across the rampway toward the ring. They drag Longinus up and hoist him overhead as the crowd watch on. They carry him backstage as James slowly follows them. CJ stops on the stage for a moment as Longinus and “The Following” disappear. He stares out at the audience and then places his “Scarecrow” mask back on and follows into the back.

*The crowd are in fine voice for the main event of the evening as we get a recap of last week and Dicey Reilly’s return following the Helms/Harris match for the 6WF Championship. Harris is the first to arrive and is met by a thunderous ovation. JT talks about how many believe Harris should be the world champion right now and how he will be hoping to stake his claim once again tonight for a position at the top table. Harris climbs into the ring and soaks up the reaction of the audience.

*There isn’t a fan that isn’t on their feet as Dicey Reilly enters the arena. The cheers are deafening as the commentators struggle to make their voices heard. Dicey stands with a beaming smile and nods his head in appreciation. The commentators talk about how they didn’t believe we would ever see Dicey in a 6CWF ring but here he is, the hall of famer, and he is seeking retribution on the man (Marty Helms) who tried to end his career in such brutal fashion three years ago. Dicey climbs through the ropes and he nods respectfully at Harris before climbing onto the ropes to pose in front of his adoring fans.

*Marty Helms enters the fray and the 6WF Champion looks in a thunderous mood. He is only halfway across the ramp when the big screen comes on. The commentators are talking about Helms’ fired up mood and the fact that he still doesn’t know who his partner is tonight. Brandi Johnson is joined by Alex Walker as they make the final spin of the wheel tonight and it lands on “Double Jeopardy”. Brandi smiles as she reveals that this match will now before the 6WF World Heavyweight Championship….Helms looks irate now but Brandi isn’t done. She says that Helms’ partner will also be responsible for the 6WF Championship and if he loses then Helms will lose his title.

*Helms is ready to throw a fit now as the commentators talk about the magnitude of what has just been announced. Helms looks ready to blow a gasket before “Renegades of funk” blasts out and Rex Adamson is revealed as his partner. Rex swaggers across the walkway, the “Key to the Kingdom” Championship on his shoulder, and he grins at Helms. The commentators debate on Rex’s involvement and wonder how Helms is feeling about this. Rex is one of the best in the business right now but he also has his own targets and goals and that includes becoming world champion. Helms is yelling at Rex and telling him to concentrate. Rex merely smiles and aims to carry on to the ring but Helms grabs his shoulder and pulls him back. He gets in Rex’s face now and is making him aware of what he expects from his partner. Adamson and Helms continue to glare at each other.

*Helms heads to the ring and climbs in first. He holds the 6WF Championship up. He then holds the belt in his hands and looks at it before spinning and aiming it at Scott Harris’ head but Harris ducks the shot and unloads with huge right hands. He whips Helms across the ring and sends him flying with a huge backdrop as he comes back. Harris offers the honours to Dicey and the crowd cheer as the Irishman crashes into the world champion with a clothesline that sends him over the top rope.

*Helms is throwing a fit now and ripping the coverings off the announce desks as the commentators talk about how the 6WF Championship really is hanging in the balance here. Helms finally returns to the ring to square off with Scott Harris. They circle for a lockup but Helms drives in with a boot to the gut and then clubs Harris across the back. He whips him off the ropes and drops him with a heavy back elbow as he returns. Harris holds his jaw as he stumbles up and Helms pushes him into the corner before unloading with brutal stomps to the midsection.

*Rex calls for the tag but it is obvious that Helms is reluctant to let his partner have control. He whips Harris to the opposite corner and follows. Harris drives his feet up but Helms catches them and slams them down before driving in with a thunderous clothesline. He lifts Harris onto the top rope and climbs up as well. He prepares for a huge superplex but Harris somehow rolls over his shoulder and drops down onto the second rope behind the champion before delivering a huge German suplex from on high. Harris slowly crawls into the cover but Helms kicks out on two. Harris offers the tag to Dicey as the crowd go wild.

*Dicey unloads with furious right hands to Helms and then whips him off the ropes. Dicey drops his head for a backdrop but Helms stops short and kicks him in the head. Dicey staggers and the champion looks for a lariat but Dicey ducks and leaps into a neckbreaker. Helms crawls to the corner and Dicey thunders into him with a cannonball splash and drags him away from the ropes. He covers but Harris breaks it up. The commentators talk about how only the man with the winning fall can become champion. Dicey fixes Harris with a wry smile before going back on the attack.

*Dicey drags Helms up for a “jackhammer” but Helms floats over and shoves Dicey into the corner. He chases in but eats a big elbows to the jaw. Dicey runs out for a big boot but Helms ducks it and then nails a huge AA spinebuster for a two count. Helms stands and he stomps all over Dicey before dropping on top for furious ground and pound. He snarls at the referee before beckoning for Dicey to get back up. He charges in for the “Blade of the ruined king” knee strike but Dicey rolls away. They scramble back up and Helms looks for a discus forearm but Dicey catches him with an unorthodox belly to belly throw. Helms crawls up in the corner as Dicey signals for the “Hangover cure” but Rex reaches over and slaps the champ for a tag, drawing a big response from the crowd.

*Rex is all smiles as he gets in and confronts Dicey Reilly. They go head to head and talk trash before Rex shoves the hall of famer in the chest. Dicey responds with a huge right hand and now a firefight has broken out. Dicey rocks Adamson back onto the ropes and looks for a whip but Rex pulls inside and he drags Dicey toward him before popping him up into a spectacular Samoan drop. Dicey stumbles back up to his feet as Rex runs the ropes and returns with a huge leaping European uppercut. He covers but Dicey kicks out on two.

*JT and RJ are discussing how Rex looks right at home in the main event and how he may choose to use that “Key to the Kingdom” Championship sooner rather than later. Rex stalks Dicey and then scoops him onto his shoulders but Dicey falls behind and shoves him into the corner. He runs in and lands a splash before dragging him out into a big time suplex. Dicey backs into the corner and lifts himself onto the second rope before jumping off with a fistdrop but Rex kicks out on two. Dicey raises an arm to the crowd, who cheer, and then he drags Rex up for the “Craicdown” piledriver. Adamson struggles and then he swipes Dicey’s legs. He stomps on his midsection before catapulting him to the corner. Rex is up and he crashes against Dicey’s back with a splash before dragging him out into a huge release German suplex. Rex leaps over the top rope onto the apron and he waits for Dicey to rise before slingshotting back through the middle rope into a forward roll and a dropkick which sends Dicey into a heap in the corner. Rex does a lap of the ring and then he tears in with a huge back splash (Umaga style) against the head of his seated opponent. He drags Dicey away from the ropes and covers but Reilly just gets his shoulder up again.

*Rex heads for the corner and climbs high. He walks along the ropes to the middle and leaps into a flying dropkick but Dicey moves at the last minute and sends his man crashing into the mat. Rex gets back up and Dicey lifts him into a back to belly piledriver (White Noise). He covers but Marty Helms breaks the pin on one. Helms stomps on Dicey’s head and then yells at Rex as he grabs his singlet and drags him back to the ropes. Helms reaches over and slaps his way back into the match. Rex gets up and doesn’t look overly impressed with Helms’ actions. He spins the world champion around and they go head to head again. The commentary team are talking about how Helms’ paranoia is becoming a problem for him in this match. Helms tells Rex to “get your a55 back on the sidelines where you belong….let the champ deal with this”. Rex smirks and then backs away to the apron.

*Helms turns back around and eats a huge boot to the face from Dicey Reilly. Dicey drags the 6WF Champion back up and he lands a buckle bomb on him before kicking him in the gut. He sets for the “Craicdown” but Helms backs to the ropes and backdrops him over at the final moment. Dicey lands on his feet and looks for a shoulder thrust through the middle but Helms drives his knee up into the skull, completely dazing Reilly. He drags him back through and flips him into the “Infinity Edge” (Lungblower) but Harris breaks the cover on two.

*Helms and Harris share a staredown now as the crowd chant “Needs more Harris”. Helms turns his focus back to Reilly now and he sets for the “Bloodthirster” punt to the head but Dicey avoids it at the final second. Dicey kicks Helms in the stomach and scoops him onto his shoulders before spinning him out into a front slam. He heads for the corner now and climbs up but Harris slaps his leg for the legal tag. Dicey is left sat on the top rope with a smirk as Harris goes on the attack. He beckons Helms to his feet and nails a hat-trick of German suplexes before heading for the opposite corner and comes off with a frogsplash. Rex Adamson merely watches on as Helms kicks out at two.

*Harris beckons Helms to his feet and looks for a “codebreaker” but Helms catches his legs and lets the bottom drop out. He slingshots Harris to the ropes where he collides with Dicey and sends him crashing to the outside. Helms takes advantage of the referee checking on Dicey by low blowing Harris and he rolls him up but Harris kicks out at two, drawing cheers from the crowd. Helms is irate as he drags Harris up and he decimates him with the “Infinity Edge” (lungblower). He heads for the ropes now and leaps into a huge flying headbutt to the chest. He covers and it looks all over but Dicey drags Helms under the bottom rope at the last minute before smashing into him with the “Hangover Cure” against the steel steps.

*The crowd are going wild now as they sense a huge title change in the offing. Dicey drags Helms back up and throws him into the ring. Rex Adamson is merely smirking and watching from the apron as Scott Harris stumbles to his feet. Helms is all over the place as he gets up and eats the “Shot in the Dark” (Olympic slam). Harris then delights the crowd as he slaps on the sharpshooter in the middle of the ring. Helms is screaming in pain….he reaches out but the ropes are too far away. He then looks over toward Rex and he reaches out his hand but Adamson smirks and says “I’m gonna let the champ deal with this”….Rex winks at Helms and then backs up the walkway as the crowd’s cheers go up another notch. The commentators are talking about how Marty Helms has been left high and dry and his reign as 6WF Champion looks to be in tatters.

*The champion looks to have no option but to tap out when Dicey Reilly kicks Scott Harris in the gut and decimates him with the “Craicdown” in the middle of the ring. The commentators are talking about how the lure of the gold can corrupt anyone but JT believes it is more than that….it is the desire to be the one to put an end to Marty Helms once and for all.

*Dicey drags Harris toward the ropes and then steps out on the apron so that he can make the tag when flames erupt from all of the turnbuckles and from the stage. Here comes Cerberus across the walkway as the Las Vegas crowd are on their feet. Marty Helms has rolled from the ring amidst the darkness and the smoke and he grabs his world championship. He backs toward the railings and looks as though he is going to make an escape when there is more huge cheers from the audience. A pathway seems to open up in the crowd and there is Tyler Roth, staring full throttle at the 6WF Champion. The commentators cannot believe that Roth is here after last week but the queue to end Marty Helms is getting longer and more dangerous by the second.

*Helms doesn’t seem to have anywhere to run so he spits on the floor and rolls back into the ring. Dicey Reilly has tagged himself in from Scott Harris and is waiting. He rushes forward but Helms ducks him and smashes him in the side of the head with the 6WF Championship belt, which prompts the referee to automatically call for the bell and signal a DQ. Cerberus has climbed over the top rope now and Helms looks to smash him with the belt but Cerberus grabs him by the throat now. He lifts Helms off the ground and decimates him with a huge chokeslam as the crowd go wild.

*Dicey Reilly is sat between the ropes, a small trickle of blood on his temple, and he looks at Cerberus, who stares straight back. Scott Harris has dragged himself up in the corner now as Tyler Roth leaps the barricade into the ringside area. All four men are now are staring at one another as Marty Helms and the 6WF Championship lays in between them all.

*The commentators are debating on whether any world champion in history has ever faced a “Murderers Row” of challengers like the one that Marty Helms is up against right now. JT reminds us that this is all of Helms’ own doing, he brought all of this upon himself.

*Alex Walker walks out now as the show reaches its conclusion. He is here on behalf the 6CWF Board and he wants to make an announcement in regards to the 6WF World Heavyweight Championship at Beachfront Brawl. He says he knows that there is a long line of competitors looking to get them some of Marty Helms and he understands and appreciates everyone’s claim to be number one contender. But this is 6CWF and this is the new era where we give the fans what they want to see…...and the Board believe that the fans want to see Marty Helms defend his title against all of the challengers, which prompts a huge cheer from the crowd. Alex Walker is smiling now and says they are going one better….Marty Helms will defend the 6WF World Heavyweight Championship at Beachfront Brawl against Cerberus…..against Dicey Reilly…..against Scott Harris…..against Tyler Roth…...and one more participant…..and they are going to do it inside the ELIMINATION CHAMBER!

*The T-Mobile arena is ready to come unglued as the show reaches its end as Walker disappears from the stage and leaves the commentators to hype up what is coming. Marty Helms is just about trying to sit up in the ring as he sees Cerberus, Harris, Roth and Dicey all looking down at him and the 6WF Championship.