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04.15.01
(A short
highlight reel of the BSW is played at the start of the show to the sound
of 'Back To School' by The Deftones, with the words 'Sunday Night Rave'
flashing up at the end. Some of the big spots from recent times in the BSW
are shown, ending with quick shots of each of the current BSW title-holders.
The scene then fades in to show the vice-president of the BSW, the Rumour
Guy, stood in a studio with various audio visual equipment behind him...)
Rumour
Guy: Welcome to BSW Sunday Night Rave Late Night! Due to pre-empting earlier
today we were unable to bring you Sunday Night Rave live and direct, so
instead this is the late night edition. We'll be bringing you highlights
of all the under-card matches from tonight plus an EXPLOSIVE main event
between The Fallen and the OSS in Caribbean barbed wire action. But first
up tonight we saw Calib McClain, ex-intercontinental champion and also we
are led to believe ex-man named Apollo, against former world champion and
a member of the self-proclaimed 'Veterans', Hotstuff Hernandez.
Calib
McClain vs. Hotstuff Hernandez
The match
is joined with McClain working over Hernandez in the corner with a series
of strong boots to the chest. He then picks up the ex-world champion and
sends him into the corner before following in with a huge splash. As Hotstuff
bounces back out, McClain catches him with the Twister, but sits down straight
into a pin, getting a very close two count! McClain then picks up Hernandez
and delivers his half nelson slam, again getting a very close two count,
before signalling for the Breakdown. As he is about to nail the move however,
out of nowhere Necro Butcher comes out and distracts the referee, as Venom
jumps into the ring and cracks McClain with a chair! A second shot rocks
him, until all of a sudden the big man boots the chair right back into Venom.
McClain turns around right into Hernandez however, who nails a rolling fireman's
carry, before signalling for a second one. However, he struggles to lift
up McClain a second time, and the big man drops off the back before hitting
a massive superkick to the back of Hernandez's head! Hernandez bounces off
the ropes and stumbles straight into the Breakdown, giving McClain the victory!
Winner:
Calib McClain
Rumour
Guy: What a showing from Calib McClain, who literally more or less overcame
three men, but you have to give credit to Hernandez for taking the punishment
but still nearly stealing it at the end there. Big things look to be looming
for both of these long-time BSW competitors, they're proving that they're
not quite out of it yet. But when we talk about someone who big things could
be looming for, Mike Anderson made one hell of a return to the BSW, helping
Triple S nearly overcome three men in the elimination match two weeks ago.
He took on Vince Graham in what was a brutal match-up between two of the
BSW's most ruthless.
Mike
Anderson vs. Vince Graham
The highlights
start with Vince Graham about to nail a huge shoulder breaker on Anderson.
He holds him up for a delay, but Anderson manages to wiggle free, rolling
through into a tombstone piledriver of his own. Anderson delays the move
a good few seconds, before dropping Graham down forward. Anderson then rolls
on and locks on a huge camel clutch hold, which has Graham shouting in pain.
The big man stays in the move, unable to escape, until finally powering
up, right back onto his feet, before flipping Anderson right over into a
sit down style snapmare! Vince Graham then signals to go up top, something
very uncharacteristic of the big man, and he looks set to deliver a huge
splash, but Mike Anderson recovers and dropkicks Graham, crotching him on
the top. Anderson uses this for leverage to get Graham onto his shoulders,
before dropping him with a death valley driver right in the middle of the
ring! Anderson covers for the three count and a win on his return!
Winner:
Mike Anderson
Rumour
Guy: A great contest there ends with Mike Anderson picking up a second-coming
victory here, perhaps this time around he'll make the impact he threatened
to last time. Vince Graham still hasn't quite found his feet yet in the
federation, but it can't be long now before the man once known as Steel
becomes a dominant force once again. The next contest pitted the challengers
for the tag team titles at Unleashed, Bucky Thompson and the returning Steve
Hall, against Necro Butcher, fresh off his first win in the BSW, and Viper.
We join this match at the end, where Akagumi Kimen decided to get themselves
a piece of their pay-per-view opponents.
Viper
and Necro Butcher vs. Bucky Thompson and Steve Hall
As we join
the match Steve Hall has Necro Butcher locked in a cross arm breaker, the
Excellents' member unable to reach the ropes. Viper eventually breaks it
to huge heat, pulling Butcher to the ropes, before superkicking Steve Hall
down to the canvas. Hall and Butcher slowly make their way to their feet,
Butcher going for a big clothesline, but Hall catches him with a front face
neckbreaker, taking him down and out. Both men struggle to the corners,
the crowd getting behind the faces, and eventually Thompson and Viper are
tagged in. Thompson takes down Viper with a lariat, before doing the same
to Butcher. Thompson then catches Viper with a huge dragon screw, before
climbing up top and nailing the Punchline to a huge pop! However, Akagumi
Kimen arrive and pull the referee out of the ring, allowing Butcher to break
up the count. This doesn't prove much of an advantage for Akagumi Kimen
however, as an irate Thompson comes flying out with a tornado plancha onto
them! Necro butcher then gets in on the action, coming out with a pescado,
before Yajuu-san recovers enough to nail a quebrada onto the others. Back
in the ring Viper and Hall slug it out, Viper eventually going for a big
lariat to end things. However, Steve Hall catches his hand, before wrapping
it around his own back and dropping Viper with a jumping stunner, the move
he calls the Full Stop! Bucky Thompson then battles away from Akagumi Kimen
in time to re-enter and nail a second Puncline, before covering for the
three! Thompson and Hall get into a post match brawl with Akagumi Kimen
which has to be separated by security, and ends with the MTX member and
Steve Hall being removed from ringside as Akagumi Kimen stay awaiting their
opponents in the next match!
Winners:
Steve Hall and Bucky Thompson
Rumour
Guy: If Thompson and Hall had any doubters as to why they'll be fighting
for the titles at the pay-per-view, I'm sure those doubters have been silenced
now. The two get an impressive win, with Steve Hall debuting his 'Full Stop'
finisher, which when coupled with Thompson's 'Punchline' looked deadly.
Now if you thought that little scrap would have added more fuel to the fire
in the feud between Thompson and Hall and Akagumi Kimen, you would not believe
what happened next as the Japanese duo took on Crazy C and the returning
Lil J!
Tag
Team Titles: Akagumi Kimen (c) vs. Crazy C and Lil J
The match
is joined right at the end, where all four men are currently in the ring
going at it. Akuma manages to catch Lil J in the Eternal Sleep, but as he
makes the cover it is broken by a top rope leg drop by Crazy C, who consequently
jumps up top again and nails a shooting star press onto Akuma, perfectly
landing for a cover but only a two count! As he stands up and goes up top
again, signalling for the end, he is caught up high by Yajuu-san, who brings
him down with a snapmare, but he makes sure that Crazy C lands on his feet,
perfectly set up for the Osaka Driller! The nails the move and makes the
cover, but as the referee is about to count three, in an exact replica of
the last match Steve Hall and Bucky Thompson pull the referee out! An irate
Akuma comes flying out onto them all with a senton atomico, followed by
a third rope press from Yajuu-san. However, Hall and Thompson catch Yajuu-san
and run him into the ring post, before picking up the ring steps and cracking
Akuma in the head, busting him open through his mask! Thompson and Hall
then set up the steps on their side, before nailing a double team 'Full
Stop' onto the top side! Hall rolls Yajuu-san back into the ring as Crazy
C recovers enough to go up top and hit a shooting star press, before groggily
making the cover! The crowd are shocked as the three count is made, crowning
new tag team champions! The results is met with a mix of cheers and boos,
with a lot of the crowd cheering the actions of Hall and Thompson whilst
booing the eventual winners. Hall and Thompson slide into the ring and pose
on the turnbuckles following their actions, but before they have time to
soak it in, Crazy C and Lil J attack them from behind to big heat! Akagumi
Kimen then enter the ring and join in, making it four on two! The crowd
boo as all four men put the boots in, but then Akagumi Kimen turn around
and deck Crazy C and Lil J! The two make their way backstage annoyed at
losing the belts as all four of the other men lie hurt in the ring.
Winners
and new tag team champions:
Crazy C and Lil J
Rumour
Guy: Would you have thought it? Crazy C, full time jobber in the BSW, and
his tag team partner who hasn't wrestled for months, return to win the tag
team titles! Unbelievable, as it now seems like we have a triple threat
match at the pay-per-view, with the new tag team champions defending against
Akagumi Kimen and the team of Bucky Thompson and Steve Hall. We'll see at
Unleashed whether the MTX member and Jay Hall's mentor have what it take
to win the gold, or if the Japanese duo can regain what was, until tonight,
theirs. Or perhaps will the unthinkable happen and Crazy C and Lil J be
victorious AGAIN?!?! We'll see, especially seeing as Thompson gave Akagumi
Kimen the choice of stipulation for this match. I can't wait to see what
they pick. Now, this next match was scheduled to be Hopps vs. Triple S,
but in a bizarre turn of events, Hopps was ruled out of the match giving
the default win to Triple S. Let's check out how this went down...
(The
camera is shown backstage where Hopps is cutting a promo for the upcoming
match...)
Hopps:
...and we may have, at one point, been stable mates Shane, but tonight,
I'll be bleeding for you in a different way. It won't be to help your ass,
it'll be all leading to you getting a grade A ass kicking from the toughest
son of a bitch in the BSW today! Just look at the matches: scaffold, BLT,
barbed wire cage, blood loss, gimmicked boards, the list goes on and on.
I may no longer be hardcore champion, but I'm moving up in the world now.
After you, it'll be Daniel Estacado, yeah, you heard it Estacado, there's
only room for one player in this federation who likes to fuck with fire,
and let me ask you, what good will your Human Torch be when there's a Chair
Inferno knocking your ass motionless...
(As
he says this, Estacado jumps out from behind the curtain Hopps is being
interviewed in front of and decks the interviewer, before ramming Hopps
into a piled of trashcans nearby. Estacado then proceeds to ram Hopps into
the wall, before cracking him a number of times with a chair, taking his
knee out first before knocking him across the head. Estacado then leaves
the ex-hardcore champion lying as he walks off to his locker room)
Winner
by default: Triple S
Rumour
Guy: Seems like Estacado took offence to Hopps' comments, as he proceeded
to beat the hell out of him. Looks like this could be another pay-per-view
match in the making here, as the self proclaimed 'toughest son of a bitch
in the BSW' tries to move up the ladder following his incredible run as
hardcore champion. Speaking of that title, Cooper Tate made his first defence
tonight against Venom, but an unexpected visitor after the match took the
shine off Tate's first successful title defence.
Hardcore
Championship: 'Franchise' Cooper Tate (c) vs. Venom
The match
is joined with Tate setting up a table in the corner of the ring, with one
already propped in the middle. A bloody Venom stands up only to be take
right back down with a drop kick to the knee, allowing Tate to roll him
onto the table propped in the corner. Tate grabs a chair which is already
in the ring and sets it up, before charging and springing off it with a
spinning heel kick, putting Venom through the table! He makes the cover,
but Venom somehow kicks out at two! Tate then signals for the Showstopper,
and goes for it through the table in the middle of the ring, but Venom escapes
with a swift elbow, before going for a German suplex through the table.
However, he flips right over the table out of it, causing Venom to come
back on the offence with an attempted axe handle smash off the table. However,
Tate catches him, before delivering the Showstopper through the table! Tate
covers for the three count to kick his hardcore title reign off with a bang!
As he celebrates on the corner post, an irate Venom grabs him and pulls
him down from behind, before nailing his trademark inverted square driver.
However, before he can assault Tate any more, out of nowhere the Preditor
appears with a chair, knocking out Venom before escaping through the crowd!
Both men lie hurt in the ring, Tate eventually leaving to a big pop but
with one hell of a headache to come tomorrow morning!
Winner:
Cooper Tate
Rumour
Guy: The masked man again interferes, this time taking out the leader of
The Excellents, Venom! Overall though not a bad start for the new stable
this show, tag team belts won but no hardcore title, whilst another good
showing from Tate, defending his belt for the first time very well. Now
this week's main event brought us The Fallen members Dark Knight and Daniel
Estacado against Keith Krash and Hannibal King of the OSS, with Jay Hall
as guest referee. Because we're so generous and kind here at the BSW, we'll
bring you the full uncut match in just a moment, after this short video
which shows us just how this match was brought about.
(A short
highlight video is played of the OSS vs. Fallen feud, as well as highlights
of Dark Knight and Jay Hall's altercations set to their respective entrance
themes)
Caribbean
Barbed Wire Match:
Dark Knight / Daniel 'The Devil' Estacado vs.
Hannibal King / Keith Krash
Special Guest Referee: 'Raw Deal' Jay Hall
The match
starts with the barbed wire being wrapped around the current ring ropes.
The Fallen members make their way out together to huge heat first, followed
by King and Keith Krash who come out to a huge pop. Jay Hall then comes
out in his referee's attire to a big pop as well, and straight away the
match gets underway with a huge brawl breaking out. King takes Dark Knight
out with a short lariat as Keith Krash sends Estacado into the corner before
putting the boot in. King throws Dark Knight through the middle rope before
sliding under and sending him into the ring steps. King then lariats Dark
Knight over the barricade into the crowd, before sliding back into the ring
and aiding Krash in giving Estacado a huge double suplex. Krash makes the
cover as Jay Hall counts a two, but Estacado kicks out. Keith Krash then
sends Estacado into the corner, catching him with the Clothesline Up North
as he comes out, but as he takes a moment to pose for the crowd Dark Knight
recovers and pulls him out of the ring, before lifting him up on his shoulder
and ramming him back into the ring in between the barbed wire wrapped ropes!
DK then re-enters and takes out King from behind with a jumping boot to
the head, before picking him up and hotshotting him on the barbed wire as
well! As King lies clutching his neck, Estacado runs up and locks on The
Darkness, trapping King in the corner. King struggles, and eventually gets
his foot on the ropes, causing Hall to signal for the move to be broken.
Estacado refuses to break the hold, but is met swiftly with a kick to the
head from Jay, who then reminds Estacado who is the official in the match!
Estacado is fuming, and looks ready to strike Hall, but he is rolled up
quickly from behind by Keith Krash, which gets a two count until Dark Knight
breaks the move. Dark Knight then goes for an Irish whip on King, but Hannibal
King reverses and sets up Dark Knight for the King Bomb! DK struggles quickly
to the ropes and grabs them, only to jump away in pain as he had grabbed
right on the barbed wire! This gives King the opportunity to catch him with
a huge belly to belly suplex, covering again for a two count! Estacado breaks
this up and tries to knock King down for the Final Destination, but King
escapes again and tries for a slingshot into the barbed wire ropes. However,
Dark Knight recovers and charges to try and lariat King over into the ropes,
but King reverses and back drops ark Knight right into the ropes! DK's back
is cut as King then hops up and delivers a double press slam with Krash
on Estacado into the ropes as well! King then slides out of the ring and
grabs a baseball bat from under the ring, before sliding back in and nailing
Estacado in the stomach with it. Krash then holds Estacado up for another
shot the stomach, before King goes to crack Dark Knight with it. However,
DK manages to recover and hit a low blow, before doing the same to Keith
Krash. The crowd then boo loudly as Dark Knight pulls a barbed wire wrapped
bat from under the ring and cracks both King and Krash over the head, busting
them both wide open. Jay Hall is sat off in the corner watching this as
Dark Knight covers King, and Hall eventually goes over and makes he cover,
King kicking out at two! DK seems angry at Jay for a slow count, and goes
to argue with him, but he is caught from behind by a backdrop suplex back
into the barbed wire by Keith Krash. Krash then signals for the end, and
makes his way up top. The crowd watch in awe as Krash comes ff with the
diving headbutt to Estacado, who is still down from before, but at the last
second The Devil moves, before sliding out of the ring and grabbing a bottle
from underneath. Estacado then re-enters and cracks it over Krash's head,
sending glass everywhere, before executing a Final Destination onto the
glass! He chooses not to make the cover as Krash lays bust open, instead,
charging and dropkicking King, who slumps back against the ropes. Estacado
then grabs one of the shards from the bottle and proceeds to bust King up
more, before grabbing a bottle of lighter fluid and a match from in his
boots! The crowd look on as Estacado goes for the Human Torch, but at the
last second Jay Hall pulls King out of the way, before grabbing the lighter
and match from Estacado and throwing them out of the ring! Estacado is irate,
and pushes Jay, only for Jay to come back with a kick to Estacado's head!
The two start to go at it in the ring until Krash pulls Jay off and holds
him back, reminding him to referee the match, not fight Estacado. Jay calms
down as Krash puts the boots to Estacado, only to be taken out by Dark Knight.
Dark Knight and Estacado both start moving towards Jay Hall, both irate
at his 'unbiased' actions, when all of a sudden out of nowhere Jay's MTX
team-mate Hopps enters and strikes Estacado with a chair! Hopps then tosses
the chair to Jay, who goes to strike Dark Knight, but remembering the law
enforced by the VP, stops instead. King then grabs Jay from behind to try
and pull him out of the action, but, not knowing who it is, Hall slaps King
across the head with the chair! King drops to his knee before DK capitalises
by nailing the Knightfall! DK makes the cover as Jay Hall reluctantly counts
the three count, giving Dark Knight and Estacado the match! The Fallen return
backstage victorious as Jay helps Hannibal King up only to end up arguing
with the OSS member, both men leaving ringside shouting at each other.
Winners:
The Fallen
Rumour
Guy: A great end to a fantastic show. These feuds are by no means over,
and next week's show will no doubt be just as hot as we see the unthinkable
in Jay Hall and Dark Knight teaming up on the same side along with Daniel
Estacado PLUS Triple S, the man who recently turned on his best friend Keith
Krash, to take on the remaining OSS members, Hannibal King and Keith Krash
himself along with current huge fan favourite, Cooper Tate, AND Jay Hall's
MTX teammate Hopps! All the feuds from the past month or so come to an epitome
here as friends face each other and enemies team up in what will be a killer
main event! We'll see you next week, when we'll be just a week away from
Unleashed!