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Will: What a fantastic two nights of rasslin'.

SPOILER: HIDE
It was great to see CJ and GP open up night one the way they did. It was a really fun, fantastically paced match. I've been messing around with all of SHTCW:a when it comes to the divide between small/medium/large damage moves latematch and have admittedly been worried about "spamming" but it was good to see CJ wasn't spamming the Fresh Drop. The Fresh Drop tease into the Ushi Goroshi was a particular spot I loved. If I may be self-indulgent for a moment, I love that little aspect of CJ's character; something that was just kind of a coincidence at first but it is now a deliberate character choice/a cool spot—since the Fresh Drop and the Ushi Goroshi/Neck Crusher start off with the same animation. CJ just never hit the Fresh Drop or the Fresh Splash, and if he had, the match may have been his. GP is double-tough, though, and a god-damned machine. It was a fantastically paced match and really set the stage for things. Thank you so much for having CJ on the card. :)

The UCSS match was a lot of fun and one thing I really admire about the Office is how you've taken all these disparate styles but you've seamlessly blended them all together, and for big events it's great to see a change-up in pacing and literal match styles. Deni called it: armbar in the third round. Thiago's redeemed himself since his World Cup run and he's established himself as probably the premiere shoot-style original edit going. It was a really fun match that changed up the pace of things.

Tomas. Man. What a fantastic story of an edit that came outta nowhere. I really admire your willingness to just run with things, Sen. Tomas wasn't meant to be much then he just exploded and you've fully embraced it. And the heel turn by aligning himself with Josh and the Harbingers of Death, and replacing Josh in that night two closer was brilliant. Tomas has become an incredibly fun edit to not only watch, but now hate, and you write his weirdness brilliantly.

Nakajima: just wow. The match vs. Bath Salts Zombie was fun as all hell. Started slow, but when it was a bloodbath, it picked up. And that match with Stanford had no right to be as good as it was. The ending sequence was one of the best in recent memory. It's almost as if Deni is very good at making edits or something. :lol: But credit where it's due, Sen: you do too, obviously. Stanford is a god-damned goober but there's obvious craft behind him and it showed in this match. It's not gonna make Stanford a workrate machine but it was really great to see him even in a loss back up his ridiculous bullshit.

The Santanas put on a wrestling clinic. Both of them, seriously, I don't think could ever have a bad match. They are workrate machines. The little touch of the younger Santana eschewing the family style and going for the amateur style of wrestling is a fantastic wrinkle to add to things and it just makes you that much more invested. It's obvious you've put a lot of time and effort into some very belieaveable and well fleshed out characters, which is especially impressive considering the size of the Office's roster.

The ending sequence between Mina and Juliette was just incredible. Fantastic match all around, but man, Juliette definitely raised her stock. Wow.

Masa is a fantastic edit—one of those good "steady hand" edits that you can plug almost anywhere on the card and he'll deliver. To a degree, that maybe kind of hinders him, as he can feel lost in the shuffle sometimes, but dude can work. And I've been sleeping on Rahman. For me these two shows were his coming out party. It's very tough to get a "technical" edit right without it feeling like sometimes the victory's go unearned/feel a bit anticlimactic when we're very much programmed as wrestling fans to see "huge impressive move/BAM! FINISHER OUTTA NOWHERE!" sequences, but Rahman's moveset and characterization works well enough that you believe he legit catches people off-guard and flash pins feel earned. Plus, he's got a dope look about him.

'Twas a sad day to see White Trash's last match for now, but it was a fun one to go out on. Just a great, fun showcase type of tag match and the Knights get some much-needed momentum as they see off White Trash. Great stuff.

Cowboy. MAN. Maaaaaan. Wow. I knew he was good, but apparently I've been sleeping on him too. The surprising agility to him was a really nice touch to his character. What an incredible match. It is incredibly easy to get jaded as a wrestling fan, especially if you primarily stick to WWE. I won't turn this into a huge rant because I feel like I'll be shouting into the void, but the common criticism of current day WWE: "amazing talent top-to-bottom, shit booking" really rings true when you see this kind of match (and that criticism is backed up even further by Backlash—WOOF).

Cowboy and Crusher looked like a million god-damned bucks. Both of them. Crusher was the monster she always is, but the cracks are showing with how involved Midas and his minions got involved. It never felt like too much, either. It drew legit heel heat. I fucking HATED them. The phantom rope break in the corner when Cowboy was pinned, too, was a really amazing impromptu spot that the Fire Pro Gods just kind of gifted the match. It added a really nice wrinkle, especially when the match ended with the ref FINALLY ignoring the second interference and calling the pin right in the middle of the ring. Can't get any more definitive than that.

And the main event: WOOF. Woof on no one's part but Craddock's. Here's his big comeback: loljk goes out not with a bang but a whimper. It sucked to build that up (mostly in my own head) and have it backfire so gloriously, but it at least, for me, means some interesting storylines can go forward and gives a lot of room and time, if not possibly infinite room and time for other edits to take his place if he does indeed retire. I legit felt bad, because man did that swing momentum HARD. Hangman's a terrifying edit. Tomas' turn was really perfect. Cowboy, again, looked like a million bucks, but that half-hour epic left him in a bad place leading up to this match. It was a valiant effort, but it was also a pretty bad mugging. A definitive win in the first battle of many, obviously. It wasn't the best match, to be honest, nor even close to the most even, but I like that from a storyline perspective. This whole thing is heating up and I really do hate everything about this whole heel crew. I very much appreciate the work of Josh and everyone involved because it's been brilliant. This is an imminently hate-able stable and it's done the invasion angle very well. This is a good result for moving the story forward.

Anywho, incredible two nights top to bottom. Great wrestling, some really intriguing stuff for characters moving forward. I greatly admire your ability, Sen, to seamlessly work different styles of edits and wrestling into shows, and to work other people's edits into your shows without feeling like people's edits are just shoehorned in. I honestly am pretty staunchly against inter-mingling of promotions at the risk of losing focus of a promotion's big storylines going forward but you've proven it can be done very, very well and edits can be integrated seamlessly into a show and the show won't lose a beat. It was a lot of fun, and I can't wait to see what comes next.

Also, dat ring, tho. Hana, as always, does fantastic work.


I got the pics up for the recap, so at least times and finishes are up to par.

I'm planning on posting a massive bulk release of promos concerning post-event pressers and such from Lariats 4. I'll title that Lariats and Legislators 4: Aftermath, and make it a bit of an event in its own right. Probably have that done by Thursday night.

Rankings update is due asap! I'll probably post it sometime next week, though.

I have to thank a lot of people for helping me on Lariats 4, there were a lot of moving pieces, and as things were going, I wasn't even sure if I was going to be able to run the show. But everything worked out. And worked out marvelously. Some specific thanks(and if I left you off, my apologies for the omission):

-Hana, for making the best ring I have ever had the privilege to sim a match in. It's that good. And I count the 80s AJPW, 90s Monday Nitro and the Versace ring in that count.
-JJB for his awesome promo work leading into the event, and for coordinating the baddest heel stable in the FPWA, the Harbingers and God of Death storylines have truly invigorated the FPWA, and brought multiple feds together in cooperation, that's no mean feat!
-Denizen for lending me Nakajima-san and White Trash, even after Trash's official retirement, and for always showing support for the Office.
-Firehawk, for sending Lance over to CRITICAL Harbingers and take names, not necessarily in that order, and for being a pillar of the community, yes, that's true, you've earned that role and then some.
-Timberwolf for the use of Union Jack, who had a tremendous match with Poison Froggy Mask.
-Romantic Misery for filling out the ranks of the deadly Harbingers who marauded all over the post-main event of Night 2.
-And Will, for giving me use of CJ Fresh who gave us one of the best matches of the event, for use of Mr Craddock(sorry about breaking him...again), and for that remarkable review that's spoilered above there. Seriously, I couldn't have recapped my own show better, and reading that makes me feel like all the time I've put into the Office up to this point has been validated to some degree, past my simple personal enjoyment.

I really do appreciate everyone who's shown up to my shows, put up with me blathering on about my edits on THEIR shows or the Discord, and left comments here in my topic. None of that is ever taken for granted. I'd still run Office matches and such on my own even without an audience, but with one, the experience is exponentially more satisfying.

Hope to see you at a future show, Geese! And Detective Voodoo might just have to open a special investigation into the refereeing of that main event...

Also, I think Derpzilla is going to feature in every preshow battle royale I'll ever run going from this point forward. That was good stuff.


L&L #4 Injury Reports:
Mina Fitsharris: Out one month, stinger
Stanford Bradley: No suspension(unfortunately)

Lariats 4 was a huge event, so big that it deserves a massive post-show. Here's the press conference that took place directly after the end of Night 2.

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Kevin "The Internet" Anderson: G.P. Christopher, you certainly lit the IWC on fire with your performance against C.J. Fresh. Where do you go from here?

G.P. Christopher: I dunno, I just want to take everything one step at a time. Big win over one of the best in the game, and had a match I'm proud of. I do know I'll be on the Pan African tour, with my friend Ali Ahmed Mehrmohammdi. That'll be off the chain.

Anderson: Some people think you should challenge Cowboy Johnston for his #1 ranked spot in the Office.

GPC: And I'm honored that they'd want that, but I have a lot of road to travel and a lot of dues to pay before I get there!

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Anderson: You two weren't even supposed to be on the card, and now you're booed by a portion of the fan base.

Anthony Kalb: Because we did what we weren't supposed to do. We won.

Kevin Fitsharris: Everyone wrote the Capitalists off! They just see us as the two rich goofs in business casual, but we showed them! Well, Kalb did, at least...

Anderson: You both have responsibilites in running the Office. Do you feel ok taking a shot at the Neon Knights for their top spot?

Kalb: No problem. We win, they win, best team wins. No tricks, no cheap stuff, just two teams looking to be the best.

Fitsharris: Supernaut and Holy Diver are two of the best! We'll have a tough time with those two. But we had a tough time with the Flying Feet...that's their name, right? But we pulled it off, by the skin of our teeth, and if you don't try, you don't win!
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Anderson: Even after losing your chance at the UCSS Openweight title, no harsh feelings?

Dangerous Nicholas Alger: Not at all. We both knew what we were in for. Two walk in, one walks out.

Thiago Gracie: And it was strong fight for Dangerous One. Took more than one Perfect Jujigatame for Victory by Armbar.

DNA: I ain't done yet, not by a long shot. But let me announce some things. First off, we had an agreement, winner here gets to be champ, loser has to run this deal. So I'm in charge of Universal Combat Shoot Style now!

Thiago: Is good, is normal. Thiago better champ than booker.

DNA: So next, Thiago here gets to defend his title at the first Office Party Senator lets us hijack. He's gotta face off against the bad man who won our little UCSS league, former Heavyweight boxer from England, Jumbo Joseph Butt. And if we can do this, we'll also run a little mini-tournament, Masa Tokugawa, Candace Monroe of Phoenix Rising, Ricky "Violence" Valdez and the Tijuana Wreckin' Ball, Marcos Angulo will run for the next #1 contender, so whoever wins that gets the next shot!

Thiago: Is like you say, "come get some!"
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Anderson: Luke Powers, two years as champion, is this a burden off your shoulders now?

Luke Powers: Hell no! Tell the truth, Kevin, I don't even get what he hit me with. All the stuff I've gone through, all the stuff I've kicked out of, and that goofy ass stretched out twig man ends two years of being the PEWA Extreme champion with a face smash over his pointy damn knee. You think I'm done with Tomas, you've been hanging out too much with the Bath Salts Zombie! And that's all I'm gonna say.

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Anderson: Felix Santana Junior, you impressed us all with that match, but some of my readers think you were holding back on purpose. Was that the case?

Felix Santana Jr: No, no, I was not. I won that match with the style of Roberto Santana, with the style of my father Felix Santana, with the style I have worked to perfect, it was with the Santana Family style that I won that match. You see, the Santana Style is not about hurting people, it is not about inflicting damage, it is about winning an athletic compeittion and bringing enjoyment to the fans. That is what my son did not understand. I do not lose myself by being part of the Santana Legacy, I became more than I ever would on my own!

Anderson: Before the end of the previous presser, you had an altercation...

Felix Jr: And I proved that I have too much machismo to let Adiren Lawton's little insults throw me off my game! He has too much talent to do things like that! And if I ever get a chance, I would love to see him over in AAW, you know, just to catch up on a few things, right?

Anderson: Rumors have it that the Office thinks you deserve to be a top featured competitor.

Felix Jr: And I would not argue with them! I want to be the best! I want to fight the best! I want to have the best matches! And I want to have a chance to win that top ranked spot from Cowboy Johnston! Don't know what could possibly beat him after what we all saw on Sunday, but I want to try!
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Kevin "The Internet" Anderson: How does it feel to end the career of a legend with a loss?

Supernaut: ...

Holy Diver: It is never pleasant to know that an opponent has become one of the Childen of the Grave. But we had a match I enjoyed.

Anderson: Um, ok. So the Capitalists want a match with you at the next Lariats, is what they told me. Do you accept?

Supernaut: ...

Diver: I do not see why not. We will face them! And we will show why we are the best!
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Anderson: I understand that you accepted this match under duress. As in that you did not want your manager.

Ibrahim Rahman:(Translated from Arabic)<I did what my superior told me. I owe a great debt to Mr. Matthews. If he tells me to wrestle with the annoyance of Stanford Bradley at the side of the ring, I will do that. And I won.>

Anderson: What do you see in your future? Do you want to take more control over your career from Midas Matthews?

Rahman: <I do what I must to continue my career. Please do not put me in a spot to create conflict with Mr. Matthews. Whatever I do from here, I will do to the best of my abilities which I am blessed with. I will do whatever I can to honor the ring with a pure style of contest, and to do honor to my people of the Berber, who have done much to wish me well. And I hope I can again face Mr. Tokugawa in a match, he was truly one of the best I have ever been able to have a match with.>
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Anderson: Some people thought you died after Wataru Nakajima hit the Nakajima Special on you. How do you feel?

Stanford Bradley: Like I got hit with a semi-truck load of Metamucil, nursing home and old man stench, mixed with sushi and seaweed and whatever the hell else they eat in Japan. It sucks, Kevin, it really sucks. And I just finished winning the match for Rahman when Senator Asshole Phillips sent that crazy demented relic out there. I didn't have any time to prepare! I was completely focused on doing what Midas told me to do, and as hard as it was to win a match for Rahman, I did it! And then next thing I know, I'm fighting the oldest man in Japan. And I still should have won that match! He illegally hit me with a chair, and if this place wasn't so corrupt, I would have won!

Anderson: I think I'll refrain from asking another question...
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Anderson: Now, please don't start any trouble here, but I want to ask both of you, how do you feel after your match?

Juliette Erving: Like a million, billon bucks, Kevin! I just stomped Mina Fitsharris from bell to bell, an' she ain't got nutthin' to say back to that!

Mina Fitsharris: I lost. Doctors told me to sit out for a month. Got a bad stinger. That's how it goes.

Juliette: Aww, poor Mina gonna feel bad for herself over there? You just want to retire, don't you?

Mina: Nah. Get to spend more time with the kids, take care of housework for a bit.

Juliette: And then you're gonna retire? Become a cute lil' housewife? Then you'll get all bored and like, and then you'll be begging me to come over when your hubby's gone and make your life...exciting?

Mina: Aren't we done with that stuff? But really, nope, I'll pass on that offer.

Juliette: Didn't you say you'd give me a nice big wet sloppy kiss if I beat you?

Mina: Uh, no.

Juliette: I think you did! I'm gonna come over there and get what's mine!

Anderson: As much as some people'd love to see that, I don't think that's a good idea, Juliette! Now before security locks this down, let me move on to our next interview...
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Anderson: This is Kevin "The Internet" Anderson speaking in the parking lot to the one, the only, the Tiny Giant, the PEWA Extreme Champion, the newest addition to the Harbingers of Death, Tomas!

Tomas: the tiny giant likes this big introduction.

Anderson: Of course, we are out here because Senator Steve Phillips banned Tomas from the press room.

Tomas: of course the office would be scared of tomas BECAUSE TOMAS IS THE DESTROYER OF ALL THINGS THAT THE OFFICE LIKES! TOMAS IS NOW REVEALED AS A HARBINGER OF THE DEATH! AND BECAUSE DEATH IS EXTREME, TOMAS IS A CHAMPION OF THE EXTREME!

Anderson: So, why did you join the Harbingers?

Tomas: tomas joined the harbingers of the death because the god of the death was once an eviscerator of the east coast with tomas, and belmonte of the jersey understood tomas, HE UNDERSTOOD TOMAS! NOBODY UNDERSTANDS TOMAS! BUT JOSH UNDERSTOOD TOMAS! AND THAT IS WHY TOMAS STANDS BY HIM!

Anderson: Now, do you think you'll be able to defend your PEWA Extreme title? Or will Biff Taylor just ban you from the PEWA?

Tomas: TOMAS WILL DESTROY EVERYTHING AND EVERYBODY IN THE PEWA! AND TOMAS WILL...

???: You left us outta the party, didn't ya?

???(2): Not cool, Tomas.

Anderson: Rampage Rage! Skullface Killah! What are you two doing here?

Rampage Rage: Hey, we're here 'cause there ain't no party like a PEWA party, and there ain't no PEWA party without us! Tomas, you big headcase! You want to destroy the PEWA? Well, guess what? Skullface here's been cleared to wrestle again! And even better, Biff Taylor said he's gonna face you for your first defense of the PEWA Extreme Title!

Skullface Killah: Gonna kill you dead!

Tomas: no, no, this is not great, this is not good, this is...bad, bad, bad...TOMAS WILL NOT BE STOPPED!
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Anderson: I hate to ask this question, but is there anything you would have done differently?

Morgan "Midas" Matthews: First of all, I don't think you want to ask my charge that question. Second of all, you will not be asking me that question.

Anderson: Miss Honda, if I may ask this, what do you have planned next?

Crusher Honda: I will destroy people! All the people! And conquer Perfect Delta!

Anderson: Do you want a rematch with Cowboy Johnston?

Midas: Now, one moment, before we ask that question...

Honda: I want to destroy him! No people around! Just me! And him! And the Murder Train will roll over the Cowboy and leave bloody trails of his guts for miles!

Midas: But that will have to wait. You see, even with everything that we did, we can't just go back and run a rematch. That would be unwise.

Honda: I don't want to wait! I don't care what's wise! I just want to rip Cowboy's heart out and eat it!

Midas: Crusher, you will listen to me right here, right now. You failed me when you lost that match. You have a chance to redeem yourself. Do not waste that chance. I will only give you this one, single warning.

Honda: Pff. Fine. Whatever. I have a plane to catch for Perfect Delta. Got someone to kill over there.
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Anderson: Congratulations, Cowboy, on a match hard fought and hard won!

Cowboy Johnston: Thanks to ya, Mr. Anderson! Bad as things were afterwards, ah still feel too damn good from that there win!

Anderson: Let's get this out of the way first, the Harbingers?

Cowboy: Are a bunch of hyped up pieces of trash, an' it hurts bad that I let them take out Will like they did, an' made Senator Phillips look bad. But they ain't gonna take me out, an' they had some good trouble with mah pal Lance! So yeah, they wanna wage war, the ol' Cowboy's happy to oblige, where ever, whenever they wanna go! Shame Belmonte ain't got the cahones to stand with his boys, too!

Anderson: With that said, I want to ask, do you feel like the whole world was against you in your Ranking bout?

Cowboy: Nah, just had ol' RAF runnin' around too much wit' Midas an' his gals doin' what they thought they had t' do. An' Honda, hoo boy, she's a tough 'un! But ah had mah support at ringside, ol' Duke, mah main gal Hailey, an' mah pal Lance, an that meant more to me than any distraction or interference ever could! The thing is, ah won that match, never thought I'd lose it, 'cause ah believed ah had what it took to win!

Anderson: A lot of people want a shot at your spot, how do you want to oblige them?

Cowboy: Bring it on, one an' all! Ah'm ready for ya'll!
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Anderson: Raymond Allen Fleming, you are the Senatorial Office's top referee. You have been in this game for decades. Some say you may have lost your touch based off the main event.

Raymond Allen Fleming: I try my best.

Anderson: My fans have been sending me a stream of messages, begging me to ask you this, were you paid off by Midas? And if not that, were you trying to undermine him with your false rope break on Honda's pin?

RAF: Balderdash! I call it as I see it! And all I could see for a good part of that match was Mr. Matthews and his women trying to jump into the ring. My job was to keep the order in the ring. If they jump in the ring, then that is lost.

Anderson: But if the pin was made...

RAF: Have you ever refereed a match, son?

Anderson: Uh, no.

RAF: Then back off with the assumptions! And if you want a straight answer, I bloody well wasn't taking any bribes from Mr. Matthews, or anyone else!
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Kevin "The Internet" Anderson: And now, I'm here speaking with Senator Steve Phillips. Senator Phillips, my congratulations for your having pulled off one of the best shows of the year, and the biggest event in the history of your organization.

Senator Steve Phillips: Thank you, Mr. Anderson. You will have to forgive me for a bit here, as I am somewhat in a dour mood, following what took place after the main event. Will Craddock came here as part of my alliance, and I was unable to protect him from suffering a terrible injury, perhaps one of the worst I have ever witnessed in person. So again, forgive me if I am not in the best state of mind at this moment.

Anderson: Concerning that confrontation, we witnessed the revelation of Tomas...

Senator: I knew. We all knew! It was plain as day! Do not insult my intelligence in insinuating that I did not see that coming! Tomas was already an ally of Belmonte, dating back to the days before the existence of the Harbingers! He has been nothing but ungrateful and dissatisfied in the Office and the PEWA, despite all the investment our organizations have placed in his success. Let it be said now, unless Tomas revokes his status as a Harbinger, he is not, and I repeat, is not welcome in the Senatorial Office. I will leave any decision concerning the PEWA up to Biff Taylor, but he will not appear on any Office shows until he officially leaves the Harbingers.

Anderson: You challenged Josh Belmonte, but he never showed up personally. Is that challenge still open?

Senator: Yes. He wants to fight in AAW, in the Office, whereever, all I ask is that we set this up the right way, and I might have a bit of retribution to take for what his minions did to Will Craddock. So yes, just set up the time, and the place, Mr. Belmonte, and I shall be there.

Anderson: What did you think about your main event?

Senator: I felt that it was the best match I have ever had the privelage to witness in person. I was proud of Cowboy Johnston in pulling off a victory against all the odds. I was even proud of Crusher Honda for showing heart and fire in her defeat. Morgan Matthews...I will simply state that he and his entourage should reconsider the next time they want to interject themselves into a match to that extent. They did Miss Honda no favors. And Raymond Allen Fleming has my full support.

Anderson: Any other matches you want to comment on?

Senator: Plenty, but I shall keep this brief. G.P. Christopher made me proud in his performance with C.J. Fresh. Those two are the future of this industry. Felix Santana Jr. is a marvel. He deserves all the accolades he receives and many more. I was enormously impressed with Wataru Nakajima, in his mid sixties, wrestling the Bath Salts Zombie and coming back to do us all a favor the next night. The Capitalists...I will not tell a lie, I set them up to lose, and they proved me wrong. I am proud of them for having done so, and they will be challenged again. Juliette Erving impressed me greatly, too, while some would write her off thanks to her approach, she proved that she is not just a brash head case, but has legitimate skills. Finally, Thiago Gracie will do us all proud as the UCSS champion, just as Mr. Alger will in running the organziation.

Anderson: Brief, huh? But anyway, I want to ask if you have any thoughts about the future of the Office?

Senator: Yes, I most certainly do. First off, the next Lariats and Legislators, #5 will be subtitled "Fight for the Right." Eight of the top competitors in the Office will face off in an eight person tag match. The first team to win a fall will then compete in a four person battle royale, with the winner going on to face Cowboy Johnston in the future.

Anderson: Impressive!

Senator: But that is not all. The Capitalists impressed me with their win. They will take on the Neon Knights at Lariats #5 for the top tag rank. Cowboy Johnston will team with Royal Ring's very own native of Texas, Japan, Kiyoshi Takada, as Los Space Cowboys will face off against a team yet to be determined. More matches will be announced closer to the event.

Senator: Now, coming up sooner, Wacker Drive Revival will be holding a joint event with the Office, and I am extremely interested in this one. The Loop Championship will be defended by the D-Team against the Internationale, in a three match series. Freight Train McMichaelson will face the Stakonovite Warrior and Humberto Ortega will wrestle against Mr. Moonsault. If either team takes both wins, then Joseph Harpo and Daunte Thomas will be fighting for a possible rematch. Also, Kyle Anderson of Phoenix Rising will wrestle at this event, against the X-Treme Kid.

Senator: Finally, I want to mention that the Pan African Wrestling tour of the summer is shaping up nicely, thanks to the hard work of Jean-Pierre Mutombo, and Ali Ahmed Mehrmohammdi, both of whom have been touring the continent as of late to find talent. This will be an unprecidented Office investment, as we are planning a tour that could span as many as eight countries across the continent, and involve members of numerous FPWA organizations along the way.

Anderson: Well, that just about wraps it up for tonight. Thank you again for speaking with me here, and having us here for such an incredible two night event!

Senator: Thank you, Mr. Anderson, and I will be seeing you all soon...and that my friends, is nothing, but the truth.