6CWF Aftermath Results - July 25th 2024 (Episode 36)

*Opening match of another huge show and the York Hall is jam-packed. There is 1,200 fans that are making a deafening amount of noise. Given the proximity of the fans and the balconies overhead it is creating an incredibly unique atmosphere. We get a recap on the clashes between PJ/Uryu at Scars & Stripes and then the fallout from the Reilly/Acer battle.

*All the competitors are making their entrances now as JT reminds us that this is a reunion of “Revolution” and wonders if that will mean anything going forward, potentially a tilt at the tag titles? Jack and Reilly are in the ring and awaiting their opposition as Uryu comes in from the back. He springboards onto the ropes and dropkicks PJ in the spine, sending him flying through the ropes to the outside. Reilly turns to attack but Acer’s music hits and his attention is diverted.

*Acer storms out now and goes toe to toe with Reilly in the middle of the ring. We see Uryu catapult himself over the ropes into a headscissors takedown that sends Jack crashing through a stack of chairs as fans jump out of the way (no barricades tonight). Uryu clambers up on a chair seat now and then nails a moonsault onto Jack as he stands up. We switch back to the ring as Acer is lighting Reilly up with chops to the chest. He looks for an Irish whip and then a pop-up powerbomb but Reilly jumps out the side and kicks him in the gut before flipping him into a fallout neckbreaker for a two count.

*Reilly stalks for the RKO but Acer shoves him into the ropes and then succeeds in nailing the pop-up powerbomb as he comes back. Acer points to the ropes and the crowd indicate they want to see him fly. He clambers up but PJ has slammed Uryu into the steel steps and then he climbs onto the apron to swipe Acer’s feet. Reilly is up now and climbs the ropes before pulling Acer into a huge superplex for a two count. Reilly stands now and lands vicious stomps to the knees, ankles and wrists of his foe before he offers the tag to Perfect Jack.

*Jack continues the assault to keep Acer grounded and then he turns him on his stomach and lifts his leg up before smashing his kneecap back down into the mat. Jack bounces off the ropes and lands a leaping kneedrop to the leg again before he applies a single-legged Boston Crab in the middle of the ring. Acer is clearly in a lot of pain but he refuses to tap out and is somehow able to get himself across to grab the ropes. Uryu is working the crowd and trying to give Acer some motivation. PJ drags Acer up for the “Perfect Slam” but Acer lands out back and he quickly hooks one of PJ’s arms into a brutal half nelson suplex.

*Both men try to get to their corners for a tag but Reilly drops off and runs around the ring before ripping Uryu down, his face smashing off the side of the apron. Reilly heads back around to tag in from PJ. Acer stands (nobody to tag) and turns into a crunching dropkick from Reilly. Reilly nails him with a big vertical suplex now before backing into the corner and he heads up high. Reilly attempts the frogsplash but Acer drives his knees up just in time.

*Both men are able to make the tag now as Uryu springboards in with a front dropkick to PJ’s chest as he attempts to storm the ring. They clamber up and Uryu ducks a clothesline and handsprings into a cardiac kick before scooping Jack on his shoulders for a Michinoku drive which garners a two count. Uryu clambers back out on the apron again and looks for a springboard into the forearm smash but Jack sidesteps and looks for a snap German but Uryu flips out on his feet and superkicks PJ in the back of the skull, sending him through the ropes to the outside. Reilly and PJ are both on the outside as Uryu looks to catapult over into a crossbody but they catch him and then nail a double fall-away slam which sends Uryu crashing through the front row of chairs (the fans scattering for safety once more).

*Acer uses the steel steps to leap over into a forward roll and he explodes into a rogue spear on Reilly on the arena floor. PJ has dragged Uryu back up and throws him in the ring as he attempts to finish the job. Jack pulls Uryu into position for the “Perfect Plex” but Uryu spins free and then drags Jack into a standing Spanish Fly (drawing big cheers from the audience). Uryu leaps back onto the apron and then springboards in with an x-factor facebuster which gets him a two count.

*Uryu grabs Jack’s and looks to apply “Sunset” but Jack drags him into a brutal forearm smash to the face. Ishida is dazed as Jack attempts the “Perfect Slam” again but it is countered in midair with a dragonrana style pin for a very close two. They scramble up again and Uryu superkicks Jack right in the stomach, doubling him over, before springing off the middle turnbuckle into a “Code Red” sunset bomb for another two.

*On the outside and Acer seems hell-bent on ending Daniel Reilly for good. He shoos the fans out of the way as he pulls Reilly up onto a section of chairs and prepares to piledrive him on top. The fans are jostling and one of them seems to knock into Acer, unbalancing him, as Reilly is able to land a very borderline shot (the referee is in the ring) before he backdrops Acer over his head and crashing through a stack of chairs. The “fan” in question removes his cap and smirks at the camera, it’s goddamn Oliver Keane.

*In the ring and Uryu nails a step-up knee strike under the chin of Jack, swaying him, and then a poisonrana which dumps him on the back of his head. Jack rolls over on a knee as Ishida crashes a buzzsaw kick into his temple to leave him sprawled on the deck. The crowd are hyped now as Uryu heads up high for the “Split Second”. He is about to hit it when Daniel Reilly drags him off the ropes (from the apron) and guillotines him across the top. The crowd boo as Reilly rolls in now and drills Uryu with the RKO. Jack recovers and makes the pin as the referee has no choice but to count the three. Revolution are victorious.

*Reilly is telling Jack “that’s how we do business” as Oliver Keane applauds from outside. It seems Jack isn’t done though and he wants to make an example of Uryu so he leaves the ring to grab a steel chair. Reilly backs in the corner and sits on the turnbuckle, clearly enjoying himself, as Jack places the chair around Uryu’s leg. The commentators talk about how Jack wanted to do this at Scars and Stripes but was stopped by security but none seem to be forthcoming.

*Suddenly GazzyD is here and the audience are going wild as he storms the ring. Jack grabs the chair and looks to swing it but Gazzy ducks underneath the shot and then boots Jack in the stomach and hooks him for “Deep Impact” but PJ drags himself clear and retreats. Reilly is sitting on the turnbuckle still and he mockingly holds his hands up in faux surrender (grinning as he does so) before choosing to leave the ring.

*The crowd are going wild as Gazzy helps Uryu to his feet now and the two men stare at one another. Are they on the same page? Is this the beginning of something here? Gazzy is seemingly turning a huge corner after ridding himself of Edward Plague’s shackles.

*On the outside Reilly and Keane are heading for the back when Acer smashes into them from the side. Reilly tries to battle back but Acer is a man possessed and he drives a knee into Reilly’s gut before smashing his face into the solid wall, leaving him dazed and confused. Keane has his hands up now and is backing toward the ring area once more. Acer stalks him and then kicks him in the stomach before powerbombing Keane through the 6CWF announce desk. Acer looks crazed as he pulls at his own hair and stares, wide-eyed, around York Hall.

*Gazzy & Uryu on the same page? Acer & Daniel Reilly’s feud continues? What a way to kick off the show!

*We are back at ringside as Dicey Reilly makes his entrance to a giant ovation from the crowd in attendance. Dicey comes in from the balcony and spends plenty of time interacting with the fans and chugs a beer before making his way down to ringside and climbing inside. We are reminded that tonight marks Dicey Reilly’s sixth defence of the European Championship and if he wins then he will take another step closer to the magic £1 million that VIP Promotions if offering for 10 defences. Dicey works the crowd and the noise emanating from around the famous hall is astounding.

*There is a pause and then Dicey smiles at the roar from the crowd as “Last Resort” blasts through the airwaves. Jeff Thadeus and RJ are standing up for this incredible moment as 6CWF Xtreme Champion Geoff Steel is walking out here and answering the challenge. JT can’t remember if we have ever seen Dicey vs Steel one on one but it is happening right here on Aftermath. RJ believes this is “PPV Main Event worthy” and the audience seem to agree as we get a huge “Holy s***” chant ring all around. Steel climbs up into the ring now and there is a long staredown between the two fan favourites, both holding their respective championship belts.

*Steel offers Dicey a handshake and it is gladly received (drawing another huge roar from the crowd) and then we are ready to get underway. The two circle one another and lockup in the centre of the ring. Dicey puts Steel in a headlock but is quickly sent across the ring and floored by a shoulder tackle as he returns. Dicey gets up and Steel lands a huge right hand and looks for an Irish whip but Dicey twists inside and drags Steel into a short armed clothesline. Steel gets back to his feet as Dicey blasts him in the face with a big boot for a two count.

*Dicey pulls Steel up for an attempted brainbuster but Steel floats over the back and drills the champ with a full nelson slam. Steel bounces off the ropes and returns with a legdrop for a two count. Steel drags Dicey up and tries to flip him for a powerbomb but Dicey lands on his feet and scoops Steel on his shoulders but the challenger smashes elbows into Dicey’s jaw. Steel runs the ropes and returns with a jumping shoulder tackle Dicey gets back to his feet and Steel scoops him for an ”Attitude Adjustment”. Dicey battles which forces Steel to walk to the ropes and he launches the champion over the top to the outside.

*Dicey gets up on the count of six as Steel looks for a running baseball slide but Dicey sidesteps and drags the challenger out of the ring before lifting him into a flapjack and drops him backward, face-first, onto the steel steps. Dicey tosses Steel back in the ring now before pulling himself onto the apron and propels himself over the top into a shoulder tackle takedown for a near fall. Dicey signals that he wants to try and finish things with the “Craicdown” but Steel counters into a backdrop. Steel ushers the champion up and then runs the ropes for a spear but Dicey moves and throws Steel against the turnbuckle before nailing a “Blue Thunder Bomb” for a two count.

*Dicey is heading for the corner but Steel is up and lands a huge right hand. Both men find themselves up high now and Steel nails a massive superplex. He gets back to his feet now and heads for the corner again. The crowd are making a raucous noise as Steel launches through the air for the flying headbutt but he finds nothing but canvass. Dicey recovers and drills Steel with a brainbuster now but the challenger shows his resilience to kickout.

*There is a big “This is awe-some” chant as the commentators hype what we are watching. Both men trade with right hands in the centre of the ring as the crowd are split in their support. Steel nails a discus forearm as Dicey is knocked back into the ropes but then he explodes forward with a clothesline which Steel ducks and runs the ropes before exploding back with a huge spear for a two count. Steel drags Dicey up and he gets him in position for a pumphandle slam but Dicey drops off the back. Steel turns and looks for a clothesline but Dicey ducks and then takes his foe down with a Lou Thesz press and multiple right hands. He backs into the corner and nails a forward elbow drop (ala Steve Austin) from the second rope for a two.

*Steel stumbles up in the corner as Dicey slams into him with a clothesline and then stomps at his midsection until he falls into a seated position. Dicey backs away now and he has “Hangover Cure” on his mind. He charges in for the brutal knee strike but Steel rolls out of the ring at the final second. Dicey is in no mood to wait and climbs onto the apron and dives toward his opponent but Steel demonstrates his incredible power to catch Dicey and then nails a running powerslam on the arena floor. He tosses Dicey back in the ring and is successful with the flying headbutt from the top rope. The crowd are expecting a three but Dicey pops his shoulder at the very last moment.

*Steel has a rueful smile as he nods his head at Dicey’s toughness. He hauls the champion up into position for the “Bladecutter” piledriver but Dicey swipes his legs and catapults him to the corner. Dicey rolls Steel up but only gets a two. They scramble back up again and Steel looks for a huge discus lariat but misses and eats the “White Noise” (back to belly piledriver) which again registers a two count. “What is it going to take?” asks Jeff Thadeus.

*Dicey grabs Steel by the head and he flips him up for a running powerbomb but Steel turns his body frontways and rolls down into a victory roll for a close call. Both men battle back up and Steel gets Dicey on his shoulders for the “Attitude Adjustment” but Dicey claws his way off and runs the ropes for a big boot but Steel dodges and takes Dicey’s legs from under him before turning him into the “Steelworks”. The crowd think we are on the verge of a new champion as Steel presses his knee right into Dicey’s spine and cranks the pressure to the fullest.

*Dicey shows his usual mettle and refuses to quit but it is clear he is in vast amounts of pain. Steel continues to crank it up and has the champion in the hold for nearly two minutes before Dicey is somehow able to clasp the bottom rope. The commentators wonder, however, if the damage has already been done here. Steel lets Dicey get up, stalking his movement, and then scoops him for the “AA” again but Dicey is able to fumble off the back. Steel runs forward as Dicey falls to a knee (due to the pain in his back from the submission) and Steel goes over him and topples to the outside.

*Dicey is clearly in some discomfort with his back as he tries to stand up but then drops to a knee once again. The referee kneels with him and is talking with the champion about whether he is fit to continue on. We see Geoff Steel getting to his feet on the outside when someone runs through him with a giant clothesline from hell. The audience are stunned as Jimmy Phillips pulls his hood down and smirks at the reception he is receiving. “The Haunting of the Hall of Fame” is back in 6CWF.

*The referee is unawares of what has taken place on the outside but Steel is down so he is obliged to count him out and that is exactly what he does. The crowd are booing the premature ending of the bout but Dicey Reilly is keeping his championship. Dicey is sitting in the corner as the referee passes him his championship belt. He looks disgruntled about the nature of his victory and the pain in his back. We see Jimmy Phillips pulling the padding off the floor now, exposing the concrete underneath, and then he stalks Geoff Steel and nails the “Touchdown” (Rock Bottom) on the floor. It seems the former 6CW star is setting his sights upon the King of Xtreme upon his return.

*Back at ringside and Mike Masters is already in the ring and trash talking the fans. Percy Percival enters the fray now as the audience sing along with “Like a prayer” as he walks in from up on the balcony. The commentators are commending Percy’s improvement since returning and a fine showing at “Scars & Stripes”. Masters is staring up at Percival with severe dislike, shaking his head at the elaborate entrance.

*Liam Wood’s music hits now and he walks out, looking full of fire. The commentators recap us on everything at Scars and Stripes and what we have seen so far this evening. Wood’s mindset is seriously in question as he makes his way to ringside. Mike Masters clatters Percival from behind before Wood makes it to the ring and drags him around into stiff knife edge chops. He looks for an Irish whip but Percy dodges the attack on the return and handsprings into a back elbow takedown. Percy follows up with a dropkick into the corner and then follows in with a monkey flip but Masters lands out on his feet and superkicks PP in the gut as he turns around and then powerbombs him across his knee (damaging the neck on landing).

*Masters is talking trash to Percy and then turns around into a huge lariat from Liam Wood. Wood nails a discus elbow to send Masters to the corner and then crushes him with a brutal yakuza kick to the jaw. Masters’ head slumps against Wood’s chest and then he drags him into centre ring and nails a lungblower. Masters rolls from the ring, clutching his spine, as Wood rises and sees Percy getting to his feet. Wood shows no favour for PP now as he boots him in the stomach and then runs him forward and launches him through the ropes into the ringpost. Percival hits hard and slumps to the outside as well.

*Liam Wood looks almost psychotic as he stands in the middle of the ring, his eye twitching (he looks like he hasn’t slept for days). Wood climbs out on the apron and he sees Mike Masters, placing his hands to get himself up on the steel steps. Wood leaps off and he stomps Masters’ head into the steps, leaving him flat on the arena floor. Wood drags Percy back up now and launches him into the ring. He climbs the ropes and leaps off with a flying clothesline takedown before chokeslamming him into a backbreaker for a two count.

*Wood beckons Percy up and looks for the “Manson Driver” but Wood swipes his legs and tries to bridge over for a shock pinfall but Wood kicks out on two. They scramble back up and Percy leaps onto the turnbuckle and looks for a moonsault but Wood takes a backstep and lands a brutal superkick whilst Percy is upside down in midair. Percy is completely rocked as he staggers back to his feet and is scooped onto Wood’s shoulders before he is blasted by a GTS version of the “World Eater”. Wood covers but somehow Mike Masters is able to get up and put Percival’s foot on the ropes from the outside.

*Masters rolls in on Wood’s blindside and he drills him with a zigzag neckbreaker. He beckons Wood to his feet again and nails a disaster kick, stunning him, and then grabs his arms for a “killswitch” but Wood drops his arms out and connects with a snap dragon suplex. Wood runs the ropes and returns with a brutal v-trigger knee strike and then heads to the corner and scores with an elbow drop. Masters staggers up and Wood plants him with the “Manson Driver” for a decisive three count. Liam Wood means business tonight and is not messing around. What decision are management going to take? Wood makes his way out of the ring now and he walks toward the back of the hall before he climbs onto a chair and rips a sign from a fans’ hands and holds it up to the camera “Kent vs Wood – F***ing book it!”

*Wood disappears into the back as the commentators chat about what Max Adamson & Damien Andrews are going to decide upon in regards to the world title scene and Wood’s demands. Mike Masters is struggling up in the ring and it is clear that he is unhappy at taking another L. He rolls from the ring and he smashes into Percy Percival, drawing the ire of the audience, before launching him back into the ring. Masters springboards in now with a front disaster kick to the mouth and it is clear he is planning on causing some serious damage. Cheers break out now as former 6CW star Brandon Perez returns to the company. He dives in the ring and dodges an attack from Masters before kicking him in the stomach and nailing a Jack Roberts style DDT. The crowd are chanting “Moustache Ride” as Perez works them. Percy Percival gets up now and there is a weird chemistry between the two which the crowd is feeling. Masters staggers up now and Perez lifts him into an electric chair position as Percy goes high and leaps off with an angled kick for a variation on the doomsday device. The two men now stare at one another in a “Did we just become best friends?” manner. Looks like 6CWF may have a new tag team on their books.

*Scott Harris is the first out and receives a rousing ovation from the crowd. The commentators talk up the issues between Acer/Harris and the £50k fine put on both men following their melee. Harris is looking to propel himself into management’s plans for world titles after disappointment at Scars and Stripes but he’s in for a real test here this evening. Harris looks pumped and ready for battle. Logan Kincade then enters the fray and just stands in the middle of the entranceway as his music pulses out. Kincade’s eyes seem to glow in the darkness before he starts walking toward the ring. The commentators are still very unsure about Logan’s mindframe even after seeming to show himself on the same page as his brother earlier tonight.

*Kincade clambers into the ring and there is a long, intense, staredown with Harris as the referee tries to communicate his expectations for the match. Kincade’s nostrils flare as he sizes Harris up before he delivers a hard shove in the chest. Harris staggers back into the ropes but then returns with a hard chop to the chest and stomps at Kincade’s stomach. He tees off with right hands and looks for an Irish whip but Kincade turns inside and then lifts Harris off the floor with a huge one-handed spinebuster (ala Bobby Lashley).

*Harris staggers up as Logan rakes down his back and then headbutts him into the corner. He delivers harsh chops of his own now and sickening kicks to the midsection until the referee intervenes. There is a flash of violence in Kincade’s eyes but he then backs off for a moment. Harris uses this reprieve to drive his boot into Logan’s gut and nails punches again (heading back to centre) and then he looks to whip Logan to the turnbuckle but it is reversed and Harris slams into the turnbuckle and over the top to the outside of the ring. Kincade is looking dangerous this evening.

*Logan clambers from the ring and he lifts Harris into a bearhug position before driving him back into the ringpost. He carries his opponent around ringside and slams him down on top of the announce desk before just standing there to survey the crowd. Harris is in a world of pain as Logan decides to chuck him back in the ring now and follows. He beckons Harris up and then seizes him by the throat for a chokeslam but Harris leaps out onto his feet and shocks the audience with a tremendous overhead suplex. Logan gets back up in the corner as Harris nails him with a stinger splash and then pulls him into a t-bone suplex for a two count.

*Harris is feeling the crowd now as he backs up in the corner and is weighing up for the “Kneeds More Harris”. He storms out for the flying knee strike but Logan moves and sends him crashing to the deck. Harris gets back up as Logan runs the ropes and returns with a brutal discus clothesline for a two. Logan is stalking Harris now and he seizes him in a bulldog/sleeper and prepares for “Blind Justice” off the turnbuckle but Harris jumps onto the ropes with him and delivers a fantastic German suplex from the second rope, drawing big cheers from the audience.

*Harris staggers up and he crashes into Logan with a shining wizard to leave him sprawled on his back. He then makes his way to the corner and climbs high for the frogsplash but eats canvass as Kincade moves out of the way. Logan is up now and he tilt-a-whirls Harris into a shoulderbreaker but keeps hold and then runs him to the corner to drop him for snake eyes. Harris is dazed now as Logan scoops him and nails an “Axe Driver” (MK Ultra) for a two count.

*Kincade lets Harris stand now and grips him by the back of the neck for “Rough Justice” but Harris swings out and grabs Logan’s arm before nailing him with the “Shot in the Dark” (Olympic slam) for a two count. Harris looks for the codebreaker but Kincade drops him out and catapults him to the corner. Harris comes back around and is drilled on top of his head by a hammerlock DDT (ala Andrade) but somehow he just manages to shift his shoulder off the mat before the completion of the count.

*Kincade drags Harris up by the head now and seems to have a package piledriver on his mind but Harris swipes his legs from under him and tries to apply the sharpshooter. Kincade boots out with both feet now and sends Harris into the corner. Logan gets back up as Harris runs out toward him for the “Kneeds More Harris” but is lifted off the deck and drilled by a chokeslam. Logan thinks he has the three but Harris somehow manages to get his boot on the bottom rope just before the three.

*There is a mixed response from the crowd now as Acer makes his way back out to ringside. Logan doesn’t seem interested as he prepares to scoop Harris up for a “tombstone” but Harris drops off the back and lands a huge release German suplex. Kincade gets back up and is thrown by a wrist clutch suplex and then Harris nails a release suplex into a backbreaker (ala Roderick Strong). He grabs Logan’s legs and applies the sharpshooter. Harris finally realises Acer is at ringside as he sits back into the submission and tries to get Kincade to quit.

*Logan is in the submission for nearly three minutes before he is somehow able to reach the bottom rope. Harris releases and then he heads to the ropes to glare out at Acer. The commentators are talking about how these issues seem to have taken on a life of their own since Scars and Stripes. Harris turns back to Logan now and wants the codebreaker as Acer steps closer to the ring. The referee moves to the ropes now to tell Acer to back off and that is when Daniel Reilly slithers into the ring and drills Harris out of nowhere with the RKO. Reilly glares at Acer and smirks down at Harris before rolling from the ring again. JT & RJ can’t believe what just happened but we hear Reilly yelling to Acer “I just did what you don’t have the balls to do….I make statements, you make excuses”.

*Logan recovers now and he drills Harris into the mat with the “Rough Justice” (face-first chokeslam) for the three count and this one is a wrap. Acer is left in a contemplative mood as Logan leaves the ring, barely celebrating the victory. Acer rolls into the ring now and there are some audible boos as he seems to be teetering on the edge of his growing heelish tendencies. He is clearly battling some inner turmoil as he weighs up attacking Harris. Acer seems to listen to his conscience and his fans as he shakes his head and turns away to leave. He turns back around now and Harris recovers enough to blast him with the flying knee strike. Harris glares down at Acer now and then leaves the ring. Harris, Reilly and Acer have some growing problems here. What is the solution?

*The crowd is hyped as we are now ready for the main event with the tag team championships on the line. Genesis arrive to a very mixed reaction as Miss Jessica leads her men to the ring. Eddy Kent is clearly smitten with Jessica whereas Rex looks pumped for a fight and the opportunity to add to his legacy. We are reminded that it has been 12 years since Genesis held tag gold (Kent/Sweetwater).

*It is an eruption from the small but lively crowd as JJ Johnson & The Saint enter from opposite sides of the balcony. JJ and Saint are hyping the fans making sure to spend plenty of time interacting with them, posing in front of the cameras with their title belts. JJ pounds his chest and speaks to the camera about “This why I’m still lacing ‘em, when they don’t care bout me no mo’….then I’ll know”….JJ stands on the steps down to ringside as fans mob him for pictures. Saint reaches ringside first and Jessica approaches him, almost trying to flirt from their old days (Kent looks jealous, as Rex rolls out and takes the fight to JJ Johnson.

*JJ blocks Rex’s punch and rallies off with three rights and a left hook to the body before a right uppercut rocks him on his heels. He spins Rex around and smashes him against the steel steps as both members of The Coalition turn their attention to the ring, where Eddy Kent is standing alone. JJ and Saint climb onto opposite sides of the ring now as Kent looks from one to the other.

*Jessica shrieks and Saint turns to look at her which allows Eddy Kent to crash into him from the side and knock him down. JJ spins Kent around and unloads with punches before whipping him off the ropes and drills him with a snap release spinebuster (ala Ron Simmons). JJ is dialling it and the crowd are feeling it. He stalks Kent and then nails a scissors kick off the ropes and we are cooking here for a huge result for the tag champs.

*JJ beckons Kent up now for the “Access All Areas” (stunner) but Kent shoves him away and straight into a huge overhead throw from Rex Adamson. JJ gets back up and Rex scoops him on his shoulders and runs him into a huge powerslam before he dodges a running clothesline from Saint and snaps off a release German suplex. The commentators are going wild about Rex here “A one year rookie and he is man handling two of the best to ever do it”.

*Eddy Kent is lounging back in the corner now, grinning to himself, as Rex lets JJ up and grabs him by the throat. He is preparing for a body press but JJ slams a kick into Rex’s stomach and unleashes another uppercut to rock him back in the corner. JJ grabs Saint and whips him into a huge splash on Rex before Saint whips the youngster out into a Samoan drop. Kent thinks about getting involved but it is clear that he doesn’t want to put himself in harms’ way.

*JJ raises the “Coalition Salute” to the audience as he ushers Rex up and scoops him on his shoulders for the “VIP Experience” but Rex drops behind and he quickly lifts JJ into an electric chair. Saint pours forward so Rex launches JJ at his partner and knocks both members of The Coalition down to the mat. Rex shoots a look over at Jessica and Kent before he crouches in the corner. JJ and Saint are making their way up as he darts forward for the “Gore” but the champions throw themselves either side as Rex crashes into the turnbuckle. They deliver a huge double clothesline to send him over the top to the outside before JJ spins on his heel and seizes Kent by the throat and launches him over the top and inside the ring.

*Kent throws up his hands but JJ and Saint are having fun as they pummel him all around the ring. They whip him off the ropes into a huge double back drop before Saint body presses Kent now and parades him around the ring before slamming him down onto the canvass. JJ signals that they’re gonna finish it here and looks like we might be about to see the powerbomb/stunner combo that we have become accustomed to.

*Rex grabs JJ’s heel from the outside and he drags him out before they brawl on the outside. Rex slams a knee into JJ’s stomach and scoops him for the “Fire and Thunder” Driver but JJ drops off and sends Rex against the ringpost. In the ring and Eddy Kent battles his way off Saint’s shoulders and then looks for the “Genesis Kick” out of nowhere but Saint avoids and crushes the world champion with a pumphandle slam. Jessica is running around ringside now and leaps up onto the apron to distract the referee but she has also slid a sledgehammer in to Eddy Kent. Saint is preparing for the “Divine Force” unawares of Kent’s intentions and he flips him up before Kent nails him right between the eyes with the hammer. We are about to have new tag team champions.

*Jessica is still talking and distracting the referee when she is ripped down off the apron and kicked right in the head by Brandi Johnson, which draws a massive response from the London crowd. JJ has rolled back in the ring now and Kent swings the sledgehammer at him but he ducks it and nails the “Access All Areas” (stunner). This is pure out and out Attitude Era style carnage and the crowd are absolutely eating it up.

*Rex rolls back in and is looking for the “Gore” on JJ from the blindside but JJ sidesteps and the referee is ripped out of his boots. JJ gets Rex up now for the “VIP Experience” but Rex drops behind and scoops JJ up for the “Fire/Thunder” Driver and he nails it in the middle of the ring, sparking shock from everyone watching. Rex is trying to revive the referee now but he’s getting nowhere. He stands up to signal to the back and then he turns and is blasted in the face by his own FFTR briefcase. Chris Patricks is standing tall in centre ring and is clearly still unhappy about what went down at Scars & Stripes.

*We have absolute mayhem out here as Max Adamson is making his way out to confront his best friend and try and restore some kind of order. Patricks & Max are in a heated discussion as we see Eddy Kent grabbing for the sledgehammer now and looking to use it. Huge audience response as Liam Wood returns to ringside and he stomps Kent’s head into the canvass, the referee recovering in time to see this and he calls for the bell and a DQ finish. JJ and Saint stagger up now and they spin Liam Wood around. JJ and Wood go nose to nose here before Saint pushes them both away from one another. Wood shakes his head and climbs from the ring to talk to management.

*This is bedlam at ringside but the crowd are loving what has taken place. Damien Andrews is out now and it is clear there is major issues transpiring with Liam Wood demanding his world title match whilst Chris Patricks is adamant he should be the holder of the FFTR case. JJ Johnson & The Saint are feeling the effects of the battle but they have their tag titles and are celebrating whilst Brandi Johnson applauds from the outside.

*Flames suddenly burst from the turnbuckles as Blue Dragon & Logan Kincade are marching to the ring. There are no words as they seize Saint by the throat and deliver a huge double chokeslam. JJ confronts the brothers now and we hear him say “The f*** you doing?” before he suffers the same fate and is drilled into the canvass. Damien Andrews is watching on and can barely contain a smile as we see Miss Jessica cradling Eddy Kent’s head in the corner of the ring. Rex Adamson has stumbled up and looks livid that Patricks is holding his briefcase whilst Liam Wood is still ranting. All eyes, however, are drawn to the formidable figures of Blue Dragon & Logan Kincade in the middle of the ring.

*The show ends with the commentators debating on what we are seeing here and the potential ramifications. Is this tag team warfare? Or is this about power and dominance and it’s most basic root? JT certainly believes that is what we are looking at. Because there are so many titles and accolades but this seems to be a statement about who is running the yard and right now it is hard to argue against the two brothers standing tall in the middle of the ring.