Post by jasonsandman on Aug 9, 2021 0:12:56 GMT
Preshow
Christian Dement vs. Leroy
With the star power Christian Dement brought to this match, the crowd was on their feet in anticipation. However, they were not as pleased with the match as Dement was. Christian overpowered Leroy early and kept him right where he wanted him, taking punishment. Each time it looked like Dement was going to close the match out, he’d unmercifully pull Leroy back up, taunting the crowd the entire time. Finally, Dement nailed Leroy with NBK, setting him up for Third Dementia when he finally pinned him for the three count, giving Christian another victory.
Lucia Field vs. Michelle Dalen
The crowd was definitely unsure what to feel about the rookie upstart, her last name throwing them off balance. Lucia and Michelle fought a clean, technical match for the first half. It was at that point, Lucia showed her true colors, pulling off every dirty tactic in the Field family playbook. Each time the crowd would boo her, Field would laugh and punish Dalen even worse. Field finally grew tired of playing around with inferior talent and devastated Dalen with a double knee face breaker she called La Cosa Nostra, pinning her for the victory.
Cross Delaney vs. Joss Snow
The audience was hot to see another new face in Joss Snow, equally amped to see how he would fare against Cross Delaney. Snow didn’t look like a rookie with the way he kept Delaney off balance with his sudden flurry of strikes and his quicksilver speed. Snow exhibited some of his flexibility and agility when he leapt to the top rope and then came flying off, capturing Delaney in a corkscrew moonsault that left him reeling. Joss waited patiently for Cross to rise, catching him in a jumping cutter that he calls Snowfall. Snow rolls him over easily and pins him for the three count.
Opening Match
Slade vs. Stephen Rawlings
Slade vs. Stephen Rawlings
As Salvation 164 opens up at the State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, the crowd is electric as they wait for the much anticipated match between Wrecking Crew’s very own Slade and self-proclaimed “Mr. Wrestling”, Stephen Rawlings. What began as an attempt to insult Rawling’s previous thorn in the side, Lyric, quickly escalated when Slade came to her defense, to which Rawlings took exception to. The war of words prompted the front office to book our hot opener tonight.
Slade was first to the ring, looking eager to get his hands on Rawlings. But when it came time for Rawlings to make his way down, no one appeared. A nervous looking stagehand was shoved from behind the curtain, an index card in one hand and a microphone in the other. He nervously glances back at the curtain once more before finally raising the microphone to his lips.
Stagehand: Please excuse me for interrupting, but I have a message from Stephen Rawlings that he asked me to read.
He glances at the card briefly and then gulps loudly.
Stagehand: I, Stephen Rawlings, will not be competing tonight. I have come to the conclusion that Slade isn’t worthy of being in the ring with “Mr. Wrestling”. Thank you.
Before anyone can react, Rawlings is forcibly pushed from behind the curtain. A long, colorful baseball bat with “GOOD NITE” burned into it appears behind him, poking him directly in the middle of the back. It soon becomes clear that the hand holding the bat is none other than Wrecking Crew member, Lyric. She steps out, keeping the bat firmly in Stephen’s back as she keeps him moving towards the ring. She’s got her “Wrecking Crew” half shirt on in a show of solidarity with her fellow member.
Lyric smiles broadly at Slade, waving wildly.
Lyric: I told ya I’d be here! (To Rawlings) Ya ran from a girl for months - now ya got a real match just like ya wanted. What are ya waiting for? GO! (Pokes him in the back again)
They finally make it down to the ring when Lyric nudged him in before stepping back to keep an eye on things. Whether it was Lyric’s treatment of him or a genuine want to prove he’s the better wrestler, Rawlings went right at Slade, who was waiting at the ready for him, and used his size advantage to toss Rawlings across the ring with a belly to belly suplex that sent Stephen bouncing.
Rawlings used his size and speed advantage to strike quickly with textbook Muay Thai kicks before retreating just out of reach. Rawlings would try to escape the match, but each time he was stopped by Lyric along with her bat. For a while, it looked like his approach was wearing down the Hall of Famer until his luck ran out.
After hitting a hard spinning heel kick, Rawlings went to retreat, but Slade’s long arms snaked out and grabbed him, putting a halt to his movement. Slade keeps his grip around his throat as he turns him away seconds before dropping him with a chin lock backbreaker. When Rawlings sits up, Slade lands several swift and hard kicks to his back right before leveling him with a stiff arm across his neck, folding Rawlings in two.
This assault went on for several minutes, with Slade making several pin attempts but each time Rawlings would kick out just in time. The tide shifted when Cross Delaney came running down the ramp with a chair in hand, clocking Lyric as he passes by leaving her unconscious on the floor. Then he makes it to the ring where he jumped up to the apron and began arguing with the referee. With the referee’s attention distracted, Delaney slid the chair into the ring to Rawlings.
Rawlings grabs the chair and tosses it to Slade, who catches it out of reflex. Rawlings immediately drops to the mat as if he’s been struck, giving Delaney the cue to get the ref focused. Delaney begins to shout and point at the enter of the ring and when the referee turns around, he sees Rawlings on the mat and the chair in Slade’s hands. Having no other choice, he immediately DQs Slade, awarding the win to Rawlings.
Slade tries to argue his case but without proof, the decision stands. Rawlings plays up his “injury” as Slade finally sees Lyric lying on the ground, just beginning to come to. He bails out of the ring and immediately goes to her aid, holding her up by her waist and walks her backstage as the feed cuts away.
Cupid’s Arrow
The show cuts to Chase Deacon. Chase has on a green t-shirt with white lettering reading in big letters “BDSM” and underneath in small letters it says “means never having to say your sorry.” Standing next to him is his twin brother, Shawn. Shawns shirt this week has a picture of Ted Bundy and beneath it reads: I’m not a serial killer. I’m a lady killer”.
Next to the two men, holding a microphone for an interview is the gorgeous redhead, Suzy Donnelly.
Suzy Donnelly: I’m here with brothers, Chase and Shawn Decker, known as Killing Joke. Later tonight…
Chase Deacon: (interrupting) Hey Suzy, don’t you think I’m the better looking brother?
Suzy Donnelly: You both look the same.
Chase Deacon: Similar, but different. I mean look at these, Shawn can’t do this.
Chase smiles, showing these huge dimples.
Shawn Deacon: You may have those dimples, but I’ve got three more inches of cock.
Chase puts his arm on the back of Suzy’s hand.
Chase Deacon: Ignore his vulgarity. He’s a caveman.
Shawn Deacon: A cave man who had three hours of great sex while we played doctor.
Chase Deacon: And just like real life you spent two hours and fifty-seven minutes of it in the waiting room.
Shawn Deacon: Sometimes three minutes is all a man needs.
Chase kicks his brother.
Chase Deacon: You’re being a cock block.
Suzy laughs and smiles at Chase.
Suzy Donnelly: I’ve got five brothers, I can hang.
Shawn perks an eyebrow, catching his attention.
Shawn Deacon: Honey, you couldn’t hang on your best day.
Suzy Donnelly: Oh yeah? I lost my virginity to a celebrity.
Shawn Deacon: Ha. That’s child’s play.
Suzy Donnelly: Not when everyone at the wax museum is staring…
Chase’s smile spreads, his dimples going deeper.
Chase Deacon: I think I just fell in love….
Pep Talk
The camera pans out to one of the many hallways in the building and we see Eric Winters decked out in his ring gear and is lacing up his boots when Emily comes into the picture and smiles brightly at Eric and hands him a bottle of Pepsi. Cracking it open, Eric takes a long swig and nods his thanks to Emily.
Eric: Thanks Emmy, you always know what I need to calm my nerves. That helped a lot.
Emily: Glad to be of service Eric.
Emily stands up on her tiptoes and kisses Eric on the cheek.
Eric: I'm kind of baffled as to why management is having me fight Summer instead of you.
Emily: (shrugging her shoulders) I don't have a clue Eric but, in all seriousness they could not have given you an easier opponent to beat. The bitch trying to get into my head last week after my match. What the hell did she even mean?
Eric: No sweat Emmy, I'm sure you'll be going up against her soon enough. I'll soften her up for you!
Eric wraps an arm around Emily's waist and hugged her tightly.
Eric: I always appreciate having you have my back Emily.
Emily: That's what best friends do Eric, I have your back and you have mine. Well I don't know about you but I'm thinking it's about time to head up. I'll watch from back here okay? You've got this Eric! Give her a good kick for me okay?
As the camera pans away, Emily and Eric have an arm around each other as they walk towards the gorilla position.
How the Mighty Have Fallen
"Spoiled" Summer Page walks into Gorilla Position in her wrestling gear.
"Spoiled" Summer Page: The mighty Emilly Simms has descended into a pit of despair since losing the Dominion title last week, while my stock continues to ascend in Redemption Wrestling. Did you only have the Dominion championship for a week, Emily? Or was it two weeks? Regardless of the length, it was still a very pathetic title reign. I saw how pathetic you are the very first time I ever laid eyes on you because you are just a little insecure sycophant who pretended like she was a bad girl. I am a smart, sexy, confident bad girl who knows how to get things done and get what she wants. I can see it in your eyes that you are envious of me. Don’t lie because we can all see it. You hate that I am better than you. You hate that Eric wishes he was managing me instead of you. You are simply a consolation prize for all the sub par people who wish they can be in my orbit but are too ugly and pathetic.
Summer smirks.
"Spoiled" Summer Page: As far as tonight goes, Eric Winters, you big goof. Nothing is stopping me from getting what I want because nobody has the balls enough to stop me and that includes you.
Eric Winters vs "Spoiled" Summer Page
Eric Winters came to the ring first, while Summer came to the ring, demanding the ropes be held open for her to enter. The crowd was soundly behind Winters, with Page receiving several "Go Home Princess" chants. After the bell rang, Eric moved across the ring to get into Summer's face, while she retreated outside the ropes to keep the bigger man away. Once the ref forced Eric to step back, Summer reached over and poked at his eyes, leaving Winters momentarily blinded as the referee admonished Summer for her cowardly action. Summer pushed past the referee to attack, not giving Eric much chance to mount any offense.
As the match neared the end, Summer worked on Eric's right leg to set up her Perfect 10 (Figure 8 Leglock). Eric whipped Summer into the ropes, and when she returned, she dove into Eric's knee, knocking him to the mat. Immediately after, Summer slapped on her finishing maneuver, the Perfect 10, and despite his best efforts to break out of the move, Eric had no choice but to tap out. The raucous crowd booed lustily as Summer celebrated her victory, while the referee checked on Eric.