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**Evil Vito** · 04-08-2009, 05:18 PM

Here's FEW Wednesday Night Shockwave for July 8, 2009:

D'Lo Brown got us started off, hoping to get back on the path to being FEW Champion. He had his work cut out for him tonight against the bizarre Sinn the Clown. Solid match, got a better rating than I was anticipating. D'Lo wins following a Sky High out of the blue.

Thorn is out next, demanding another chance at the FEW Title after Elijah jilted him out of his chance on Saturday. The REAL Wrestlers come down and swarm Thorn, the numbers game is just too much. Elijah gets on the mic after and tells Thorn things will be getting worse for him, because tonight he will be facing the man he eliminated last in the Number 1 Contender's Battle Royal, the 500 lb King Nelson!

Seeking revenge on Colt Cabana from Saturday, Ted DiBiase Jr. asked for, and got, a match against Colt. Much like the DiBiase/Smith match from Saturday, it became clear to Ted that he wasn't going to be able to put Colt away cleanly. His attempt at cheating on a roll-up even got thwarted when the ref caught him and warned him to stop. The fight spilled to the outside, and that's when DiBiase showed a ruthless side to him, throwing Colt shoulder-first into the ring post at full speed. DiBiase hopped back in for a cheap countout victory! He quickly fled the ring after Harry Smith came out to check on his friend Colt Cabana.

Relative unknown Bradley Ryan got some television exposure tonight in a match against Chris Harris. He made the most of this opportunity by not getting squashed, these two meshed really well in this bout, there was even a ref bump! During the aforementioned bump, Cliff Compton ran out to confront his nemesis and help Ryan to a victory, and Ryan looked like he could use all the help he could get. Ryan held Harris for a clothesline, Harris ducks, and Compton ends up clotheslining Ryan instead. Harris knocks Compton out, the ref recovers, Catonic on Bradley Ryan, and 3 seconds later Chris Harris was declared the victor.

Jonathan Coachman announces that Future Endeavors Wrestling is getting another championship: the FEW Television title. It was determined in a meeting with the FEW Board of Directors (including outside consultant Lou P. Daight) that the best way to crown a new champion would be - a tournament! 16 FEW superstars will be randomly put into brackets. The first round would last two weeks, the quarter finals the week after, and the semi-finals and finals to be held on Saturday, August 1st at FEW's first ever PPV: Fight Night!

A battered Thorn faced off with King Nelson in the main event of the evening. This is King Nelson/Big Daddy V/Viscera/Mabel we are talking about here, so yeah, it was the worst match of the night by far. With the Crucifix simply not an option against the mammoth King Nelson, Thorn settled for a big boot that stunned him, then followed it up with a big spinebuster for a most impressive victory. After the bout, Thorn received ANOTHER title shot to the head by Elijah Burke. Burke celebrates as the show goes off the air.

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Yay tournaments!

04-08-2009, 05:18 PM	#1752
Evil Vito President of Freedonia Posts: 58,316	Here's FEW Wednesday Night Shockwave for July 8, 2009: D'Lo Brown got us started off, hoping to get back on the path to being FEW Champion. He had his work cut out for him tonight against the bizarre Sinn the Clown. Solid match, got a better rating than I was anticipating. D'Lo wins following a Sky High out of the blue. Thorn is out next, demanding another chance at the FEW Title after Elijah jilted him out of his chance on Saturday. The REAL Wrestlers come down and swarm Thorn, the numbers game is just too much. Elijah gets on the mic after and tells Thorn things will be getting worse for him, because tonight he will be facing the man he eliminated last in the Number 1 Contender's Battle Royal, the 500 lb King Nelson! Seeking revenge on Colt Cabana from Saturday, Ted DiBiase Jr. asked for, and got, a match against Colt. Much like the DiBiase/Smith match from Saturday, it became clear to Ted that he wasn't going to be able to put Colt away cleanly. His attempt at cheating on a roll-up even got thwarted when the ref caught him and warned him to stop. The fight spilled to the outside, and that's when DiBiase showed a ruthless side to him, throwing Colt shoulder-first into the ring post at full speed. DiBiase hopped back in for a cheap countout victory! He quickly fled the ring after Harry Smith came out to check on his friend Colt Cabana. Relative unknown Bradley Ryan got some television exposure tonight in a match against Chris Harris. He made the most of this opportunity by not getting squashed, these two meshed really well in this bout, there was even a ref bump! During the aforementioned bump, Cliff Compton ran out to confront his nemesis and help Ryan to a victory, and Ryan looked like he could use all the help he could get. Ryan held Harris for a clothesline, Harris ducks, and Compton ends up clotheslining Ryan instead. Harris knocks Compton out, the ref recovers, Catonic on Bradley Ryan, and 3 seconds later Chris Harris was declared the victor. Jonathan Coachman announces that Future Endeavors Wrestling is getting another championship: the FEW Television title. It was determined in a meeting with the FEW Board of Directors (including outside consultant Lou P. Daight) that the best way to crown a new champion would be - a tournament! 16 FEW superstars will be randomly put into brackets. The first round would last two weeks, the quarter finals the week after, and the semi-finals and finals to be held on Saturday, August 1st at FEW's first ever PPV: Fight Night! A battered Thorn faced off with King Nelson in the main event of the evening. This is King Nelson/Big Daddy V/Viscera/Mabel we are talking about here, so yeah, it was the worst match of the night by far. With the Crucifix simply not an option against the mammoth King Nelson, Thorn settled for a big boot that stunned him, then followed it up with a big spinebuster for a most impressive victory. After the bout, Thorn received ANOTHER title shot to the head by Elijah Burke. Burke celebrates as the show goes off the air. --- Yay tournaments!