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ALL OUT WRESTLING: FEBRUARY FRACAS

RELATIVELY LIVE FROM THE SPIKE DOME ON FEBRUARY 1

Match #1: Compact Bruisers (Benny Ward and Justin Zane) vs. The Power Players (Murray Adams and Louis White):
Zane and Ward have been wandering around the place acting like they’re the best tag team in the business, even though they literally just formed. Expectedly, the more established tag teams in the division have taken exception to this, but the ones to actually challenge them were the Power Players. Adams and White are going for two-on-two gold while Jade Ahmed is hunting for a potential world title run and aren’t particularly impressed by Zane and Ward’s act in the ring, so they’re taking business into their own hands. In the scenario Zane and Ward wins, they’ll inflate their ego further and get a title shot, while White and Adams will get the title shot if they win.

Match #2: Marije Zwetsloot vs. Akilina Galchenyuk (DCW):
This match was put together as a sort of shootfight exhibition between AOW’s shooter division and DCW’s recent incline in shootfighters. On AOW’s side there is Marije Zwetsloot, a Dutch fighter who is fairly well-rounded in her attacks, but mainly favours suplexes and armbars in trying to finish the match. On the other end we have DCW’s Akilina Galchenyuk, a vicious fighter who largely works on trying to crush the spirit of her opponents, whether that be with snug stand-up shots or with pinning them down and nailing them with 12-6 elbows. Either way you look at it, she will not mess around with anybody that stands in her way.

Match #3: The CANUX (Adam York, Aaron Flynn, Eddie Diaz and ?) vs. Skandalous (Roy Drogba, Jose Jimenez, Mike Sakamoto and ?):
The CANUX and Skandalous have been having a bit of a spat between New Year’s Revolt and now. Some say it’s because one of the CANUX disrespected ska music, but no one really knows. Either way, it must’ve really upset Skandalous if they’re keeping their fourth man a secret until match time proper. Some backstage are wondering why they don’t just include Cynthia or Brock, but both of those two are okay with not being in the match. Phoenix Lee can’t make it due to her rematch with Paulo Diaz later down the card.

Match #4: Lottie Webb vs. Kano Thomas (deathmatch championship match):
Lottie Webb and Kano Thomas have both been on fire in the deathmatch division recently. Kano has defended his title at every corner and looks to be unstoppable while Lottie has really adapted to the environment compared to when she was a regular singles wrestler. This match has a lot of hype going into it and hopefully, it should be an absolute barn burner of a match. It’s a battle of a technician and a powerhouse surrounded by exploding barbed wire and light tubes, what’s not to love?

Match #5: AJ Mohammad & Seong-Ji Kang vs. The (Hockey) Enforcers (Mark Snyder & David Catlin) (tag title match):
Mohammad and Kang are a very unexpected duo who seemed to synergise extremely well during AOW’s tag league. So much so that they won the whole damn thing after defeating Amy Espada and Adriann Griffin of Partyhouse in the finals, which would’ve given Espada a chance to hold two of the company’s belts at the same time. Either way, Mohammad and Kang have got to get through the complete and utter tank that is Mark Snyder and the ever-resilient David Catlin in order to actually win those tag titles, and neither of them are going to lie down that easily, I’ll tell you that much. Snyder and Catlin won the tag titles off The Two Pillars at New Year’s Revolt in a fairly dominating display and they have yet to look back, but will their brawler styles work against two technical high flyers? Time will tell.

Match #6: Jade Ahmed vs. Matt Holmes:
Recently, Jade Ahmed has been on a tear in singles action. She used to be seen as just a tag team wrestler, but now people are starting to see her merit as a singles competitor. She’s taking some time away from pursuing the trios title with Murray and Louis in order to try and make a push for the world title. For most, Matt Holmes is considered the benchmark for being considered for the title picture, so the two will have a match and if Ahmed wins, she will most certainly be in contention sometime soon.

Match #7: Backyard Bros (Brad Jackson, Avery Jackson & Tyson Matsuda) vs. Partyhouse (Amy Espada, Art Ireland and Will Azubuike) (trios title match):
Partyhouse are as on top of their form as they ever will be. They’ve held the title for months and have not slowed down since they started. Espada has especially started to really shine even on her own, with her starting to rise up the world title rankings the further she goes along with most things in the company. Her singles action, her tag action, her trios action, it’s all working to perfection and no one can seem to slow her (except Mohammad and Kang that one time). This title reign is slowly becoming a lot more about her than either Azubuike or Ireland, who have also been putting in really good work. However, they’re going to have to really work to get past the Backyard Bros, the trio of brother, sister and best friend who have toughed out so much crap over time and are about as hardened as three people in their mid-20s in the wrestling industry can be.

Match #8: Phoenix Lee vs. Paulo Diaz (shootfight title match):
Phoenix and Paulo had a match at New Years Revolt. Paulo won. Phoenix wasn’t happy. She’s been retaliating with cowardly attacks just about every week involving the rest of the CANUX as a way to try and get her heat back, but Diaz has grown wise to her tricks. Of course, Paulo has been hotter than a nuclear fire ever since he won the shootfight title at our Halloween show last year. He’s been knocking out fools left, right and center with no signs of stopping. He’s known for his absolutely crushing punches, which some have described as safes, anvils, hydraulic crushers, whatever. The point they try to make is, getting punched by Paulo Diaz sucks. We’ll just have to see how quickly Lee learns that lesson.


Match #9: Jim Van Cisely vs. Kaori Izumida (DCW):
Here at AOW, we like doing a little cooldown match before the big main event. The cooldown match of this event is going to be a more antics-based match. Our own master of the dance and 1980s connoisseur Jim Van Cisely is going to take on the… sinister? We think that’s what she’s going for anyway. Kaori Izumida from Dropkick Championship Wrestling’s Izumida-gun. Will Jim fall for her tricks or will he dance the night away in victory?

Main Event: Akko Yukimura vs. Melanie Heppenheimer (world title match)
After the last incarnation of AOW’s league, Akko Yukimura stormed the world title picture completely out of left field. She is the latest person to do so, as it seems like every single incarnation of our league seems to turn up somebody as a new megastar. Maxi Cooke, Dino Jett, Jade Ahmed… either way, the sudden superstardom won’t matter if Yukimura can’t get past Melanie Heppenheimer. Heppenheimer has been very on top of her form, having gone 52 minutes with DESTELLO and Dino Jett at New Years Revolt to retain her title, the triple threat coming from Jett winning the league while still champion, which gave DESTELLO the title shot, but Jett lost the title before their match. Whatever happens, the match between Heppenheimer and Yukimura is sure to be a high flying showcase for the ages.

We apologise for the pun.

Eerika Rukajärvi (ETB) vs. Kaycee O'Grady

Hey! This thread hasn't been updated in a hot minute, but I've got good news! We have a new show coming up... tomorrow, hopefully!

A show dedicated to all three pro wrestling feds under my umbrella currently (and maybe even a bit of MMA, who knows?) alongside a couple of guest appearances. However, unlike the other two shows, this one will be live on Twitch! Hopefully. Hopefully is going to be a recurring theme of this show.

The card is as follows:

It's a bigger show just cause it's my first proper show that I'm going to be able to at least record with a brand spanking new laptop, and I want to show off as much of my cast as I can in this first showing that people can actually see.

I will probably start around 10PM BST/5PM Eastern/2PM Pacific tomorrow. If I'm still awake. And if everything is set up in time.

We have a special episode tonight on the Roberta Wrestling Variety Length The Show Goes On For, the basis is: AOW vs. DCW! This was a card I meant to do before my laptop got here as a little show for myself but I never did it, so instead, I'm going to stream it.

Tonight's show is a mix between wrestlers fighting for the next title opportunity and a couple of fun exhibition matches. The two that will not have contender matches are the world tilte (booked to be Jade Ahmed vs. Akko Yukimura... three months ago.) and the Intercontinental title (booked to be Sofia Magalhaes vs. Mitsuharu Harada to make up for an earlier booking slip-up).

Tonight's matches are: