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**M-A-G** · 01-27-2021, 02:48 PM

SmackDown!: April 27, 2040

Opening Match: Seth Von Kamp vs. Nathan Quinn
Running knee lift from Nathan Quinn. Von Kamp gets hit with a huge clothesline. There's a two count on the pin. Von Kamp reverses a Nathan Quinn hammerlock. Seth Von Kamp scores with a back heel kick on Quinn. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? There's a two count on the pin. DDT from the top rope by Seth Von Kamp. That looked brutal. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Second rope flying axe handle, Quinn goes down. Quinn kicks Seth Von Kamp in the gut to reverse the momentum. Flying cross body off the top rope! Even Steamboat would have applauded the execution on that. Cover for a two count. Massive lariat, Quinn really put some power into that. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Quinn slams Seth Von Kamp down. Von Kamp gets slammed. Seth Von Kamp ducks a clothesline attempt. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Tiger suplex on Quinn, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Seth Von Kamp moves in for the kill. Collapse of Society! 1....2....3. Moses McKay comes running down the aisle with a chair, and gets into the ring! McKay hits Von Kamp with a chair to the back! Seth Von Kamp goes down to the canvas, hurt. A **** rating for a good contest. 90% overall.

Second Match: Alexander Piero vs. Doug Michaels
Stiff chop lights up Michaels. Stiff chop lights up Michaels. Piero slams Doug Michaels down. Big clothesline on Michaels. Doug Michaels elbows Alexander Piero in the face to break a hammerlock. Fallaway slam by Doug Michaels. Super frankensteiner on Piero, who hit hard. There's a two count on the pin. Piero counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Alexander Piero hits a bulldog off the ropes. There's a two count on the pin. Death valley driver by Alexander Piero, Doug Michaels got planted. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Michaels blocks the suplex attempt. Piero takes a headbutt from Doug Michaels. Piero counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Big backdrop on Michaels, executed well. Doug Michaels can barely stand. Here it comes - Flashpoint. 1....2...3, it's finished. That was good. **** rating. 87% overall.

Third Match: Carmella Costello and The Academy vs. Frankie and The British Infection
Frankie scores with a back heel kick on CiCi. Big backdrop on CiCi, executed well. Tag between Frankie and Adrian Gallagher. Running knee lift from Adrian Gallagher. Doctor Bomb, CiCi is hurt. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tag between Adrian Gallagher and Nate Exley. The British Infection whip CiCi into the ropes and hit a double backdrop. Nate Exley snap suplexes CiCi...with authority! ('With authority', trademark G.Monsoon 1986.) Carmella Costello comes up with a right hand out of nowhere. CiCi slams Nate Exley down. CiCi tags out to Randy Ellis. Driven DDT by Randy Ellis. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Devastating Tiger Driver 91 very nearly crushes the neck of Exley. Misawa is probably laughing with glee at the moment. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Randy Ellis with a spinning neckbreaker on Exley. The Didact tags out to Justin Mitchell. Mitchell drives a forearm into the chest of Exley. Exley gets caught with a short powerbomb from Mitchell. Exley blocks a kick from Justin Mitchell. Exley tags out to Frankie. Big backdrop on Mitchell, executed well. Tag to Carmella Costello. Standing leg lariat by Carmella Costello on Frankie. Lightning kick by CiCi on Frankie. Brooke is at ringside! Frankie wastes valuable time by yelling at Brooke! Carmella Costello takes advantage of the distraction and nails Frankie from behind! Frankie gets knocked to the ground by CiCi, who is already climbing the turnbuckle. Off the top - Tumbleweed, forget about it. 1....2...3! It gets a ***1\2 rating. 86% overall.

Fourth Match: Quentin McDaniels vs. Stone Walsh
Walsh hits a dropkick on Quinten McDaniels. Super kick by Stone Walsh. Hooks the leg for a two count. McDaniels ducks a wild right hand. Dropkick connects, Walsh goes down. Gut buster, Walsh hits hard. There's a two count on the pin. Vicious kick to the teeth from Quinten McDaniels. Akira Maeda would be proud. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. McDaniels uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Walsh powers out of a headlock. Devastating face-first slam from Walsh on McDaniels. Cover for a two count. Brutal seated powerbomb on McDaniels. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Walsh slams Quinten McDaniels down. Walsh drives a forearm into the chest of McDaniels. McDaniels counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Flying shoulder tackle by McDaniels sends Walsh to the mat. Back heel kick off the second rope, Walsh goes down. Stone Walsh tries to get a big slam, but it is blocked when McDaniels goes to the eyes! Quinten McDaniels quickly scores with a field-goal kick between the legs! Stone Walsh collapses! The referee didn't see the illegal blow! 1...2...3! Stone Walsh got screwed! A **** rating for a good contest. 90% overall.

Martyn LaSalle has something to say about Quentin McDaniels. He's impressed, no question about it. He wants Quentin to know about how much LaSalle respects him and that the time they spent together as a team did mean a lot and it taught him a lot. One of the most important things he learned was when and when not to show mercy. Enemies will be enemies; he expects treachery from them. But a friend stabbing him in the back? Well, Quentin will find out the hard way at Backlash just how much mercy he'll get.

We get a promo from Faith Connors talking about her title match against Sonya Braddock this Sunday at Backlash. She talks about how she knows she can beat Braddock because she's done it before. She fully expects Braddock to be prepared and ready for a Faith Connors she's faced before. But Braddock should know by now that you don't face the same Faith Connors twice. She's more driven, more determined, more unpredictable, and, yes, even a little more crazy. No limits this Sunday, Braddock. Count on it!

Fifth Match: Michael Hotbody and Zed Jones vs. El Silencio and Isaac Wolff
Bodyslam by Silencio. Spine shattering vicious back suplex! Zed Jones got absolutely creamed. Cover for a two count. Tag to Isaac Wolff. Wolff \ Silencio whip Jones into the ropes and hit a double backdrop. Big backdrop on Jones, executed well. There's a two count on the pin. Jones takes a headbutt from Isaac Wolff. Zed Jones fights out of a grapple. Death valley driver by Zed Jones, Isaac Wolff got planted. Tag between Zed Jones and Michael Hotbody. Second rope flying axe handle, Wolff goes down. Beautiful spinning arm drag out of the corner by Hotbody. Wolff kicks Michael Hotbody in the gut to reverse the momentum. Tag between Isaac Wolff and El Silencio. Gutwrench into a stomach breaker, Hotbody may be winded. Burning Hammer Drop from El Silencio, executed with perfect brutally. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Michael Hotbody walks into a stiff lariat clothesline from Silencio. Silencio drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Hotbody crushes Silencio with a running senton. Silencio scores with a forearm, sending Hotbody down into the corner. The referee pulls El Silencio away to get the break. Wait! Hotbody has pulled something out of his tights. El Silencio walks over...and gets floored by a punch! 1....2....3! The referee never saw the brass knuckles! Almost got a **** match, but was lacking in certain areas, so i'm knocking off half a star, so it gets a ***1\2 rating. 85% overall.

Romeo Valiente comes across Phoebe Hanson in the back and wants to get him some of that. Ozzy Mandias comes out to cock block because he thinks Romeo is a sleaze and a coward. Romeo fires back that he still hasn't forgotten being tossed by Ozzy in the cruiserweight Rumble. He'll be around to teach Ozzy some manners.

Sixth Match: WWE Intercontinental Champion Kyle Jacobs vs. Chris Collins
Stiff chop lights up Collins. Chris Collins ducks a clothesline attempt. Spinning back kick from Chris Collins. The referee bumps after catching a wild right hand and is down. Springboard dropkick from Chris Collins. Nicely done. Pinfall attempt, but the ref is conveniently laid out. Chris Collins gets taken down out of nowhere. Fallaway slam by Kyle Jacobs. Collins gets hit with a huge clothesline. There's a two count on the pin. Brutal seated powerbomb on Collins. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Collins blocks a kick from Kyle Jacobs. Jacobs walks into a stiff sit-out jaw breaker. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Collins walks into a trip. Kyle Jacobs signals for the Spinning Fallaway! Salvatore Scabbia comes out of the crowd and into the ring! Kyle Jacobs turns around....and gets floored with a chair shot! What impact! The referee calls for the DQ because of the interference of Big Sal! Collins and Big Sal are beating the hell out of Kyle Jacobs! Ryan Pattillo sprints down the aisle and slides into the ring! He goes toe-to-toe with Chris Collins, exchanging punches! He goes down quickly though when Big Sal clips the knee from behind! Collins \ Big Sal put the boots to Ryan Pattillo, and leave him down on the canvas next to Kyle Jacobs. What a demolition! A **** rating for a good contest. 89% overall.

Seventh Match: WWE Unified Tag Team Champions The Future Foundation vs. The Play Pals
Merrick slams Gavin Jones. Big backdrop on Jones, executed well. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Julian Merrick and Rick Hilton. Future Foundation whip Jones into the corner. Julian Merrick whips Rick Hilton in for a hard clothesline to follow-up. Cover for a two count. Hilton slams Gavin Jones down. Hilton walks into a trip. Vicious lightning kick by Jones on Hilton. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Gavin Jones and Michael Haywood. Big piledriver on Hilton. Pin, but Hilton is out just before the three count. Running knee lift from Michael Haywood. Hilton counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Big backdrop on Rage King, executed well. Tag between Rick Hilton and Julian Merrick. Julian Merrick fires off some right and left hands. Tag between Michael Haywood and Gavin Jones. Merrick slams Gavin Jones down. The Dillingers come running down the aisle and into the ring! Double clothesline...but Merrick ducks! Gavin Jones gets hit! The Dillingers leave the ring, holding their heads. Julian Merrick moves in for the kill. Black Sheep!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! A ****1\2 rating for a great match. 94% overall.

MAIN EVENT SEGMENT: Unified World Champion Noah Carmichael comes down in a pissy mood. He's upset about what transpired on Raw. He got banged up pretty bad but he's here and ready to go at Backlash. The only downside is that he has to report that he has no clue as to who it was that took him out. Could it have been Xavier Cross? Carmichael seems to think so as he had every reason to be mad at Haven last week and a reason to be afraid of what was going to happen to him if he had faced Carmichael on Raw. It would've even been worse than what Haven did. Then again, maybe this has been all one big ruse perpetrated by someone who has been known as a master of deception and manipulation and head games. Maybe, just maybe, there's a certain someone who knows they won't be able to get the job done come Backlash and wants some kind of shortcut to the title. Maybe no one ever touched Haven last week and this is all so everyone can run around like chickens without a head, paranoid and on the verge of snapping. Well, mission accomplished because Carmichael is certainly ready to snap. The only problem is that it's going to be taken out on Haven's creepy ass this Sunday...

...CUE HAVEN HIMSELF! He enters the ring and gets up in Carmichael's grill. Haven doesn't buy into the bravado that everybody likes to throw around here and Carmichael is no different. Haven thinks Carmichael is the one faking everything because he knows how vulnerable his championship reign is. Carmichael asks if Haven is calling him a liar. No, says Haven. He's calling Carmichael a coward. This sets off Carmichael AND WE HAVE A BRAWL ON OUR HANDS! We go off the air with the two combatants going at it!

Overall show rating: 87%

SEE YOU AT BACKLASH!

01-27-2021, 02:48 PM	#2721
M-A-G Higher. Further. Faster. Posts: 20,865	SmackDown!: April 27, 2040 Opening Match: Seth Von Kamp vs. Nathan Quinn Running knee lift from Nathan Quinn. Von Kamp gets hit with a huge clothesline. There's a two count on the pin. Von Kamp reverses a Nathan Quinn hammerlock. Seth Von Kamp scores with a back heel kick on Quinn. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? There's a two count on the pin. DDT from the top rope by Seth Von Kamp. That looked brutal. Cover, but there's a last second kick-out. Second rope flying axe handle, Quinn goes down. Quinn kicks Seth Von Kamp in the gut to reverse the momentum. Flying cross body off the top rope! Even Steamboat would have applauded the execution on that. Cover for a two count. Massive lariat, Quinn really put some power into that. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Quinn slams Seth Von Kamp down. Von Kamp gets slammed. Seth Von Kamp ducks a clothesline attempt. Legsweep out of Nowhere. Where is Nowhere, and why do moves keep coming out of there? Does it have a factory? Tiger suplex on Quinn, right from out of the Misawa playbook. Seth Von Kamp moves in for the kill. Collapse of Society! 1....2....3. Moses McKay comes running down the aisle with a chair, and gets into the ring! McKay hits Von Kamp with a chair to the back! Seth Von Kamp goes down to the canvas, hurt. A ** rating for a good contest. 90% overall. Second Match: Alexander Piero vs. Doug Michaels Stiff chop lights up Michaels. Stiff chop lights up Michaels. Piero slams Doug Michaels down. Big clothesline on Michaels. Doug Michaels elbows Alexander Piero in the face to break a hammerlock. Fallaway slam by Doug Michaels. Super frankensteiner on Piero, who hit hard. There's a two count on the pin. Piero counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Alexander Piero hits a bulldog off the ropes. There's a two count on the pin. Death valley driver by Alexander Piero, Doug Michaels got planted. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Michaels blocks the suplex attempt. Piero takes a headbutt from Doug Michaels. Piero counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Big backdrop on Michaels, executed well. Doug Michaels can barely stand. Here it comes - Flashpoint. 1....2...3, it's finished. That was good. rating. 87% overall. Third Match: Carmella Costello and The Academy vs. Frankie and The British Infection Frankie scores with a back heel kick on CiCi. Big backdrop on CiCi, executed well. Tag between Frankie and Adrian Gallagher. Running knee lift from Adrian Gallagher. Doctor Bomb, CiCi is hurt. Hooks the leg for a two count. Tag between Adrian Gallagher and Nate Exley. The British Infection whip CiCi into the ropes and hit a double backdrop. Nate Exley snap suplexes CiCi...with authority! ('With authority', trademark G.Monsoon 1986.) Carmella Costello comes up with a right hand out of nowhere. CiCi slams Nate Exley down. CiCi tags out to Randy Ellis. Driven DDT by Randy Ellis. The ring shook violently, instantly making it better at selling than some of the current roster. Devastating Tiger Driver 91 very nearly crushes the neck of Exley. Misawa is probably laughing with glee at the moment. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Randy Ellis with a spinning neckbreaker on Exley. The Didact tags out to Justin Mitchell. Mitchell drives a forearm into the chest of Exley. Exley gets caught with a short powerbomb from Mitchell. Exley blocks a kick from Justin Mitchell. Exley tags out to Frankie. Big backdrop on Mitchell, executed well. Tag to Carmella Costello. Standing leg lariat by Carmella Costello on Frankie. Lightning kick by CiCi on Frankie. Brooke is at ringside! Frankie wastes valuable time by yelling at Brooke! Carmella Costello takes advantage of the distraction and nails Frankie from behind! Frankie gets knocked to the ground by CiCi, who is already climbing the turnbuckle. Off the top - Tumbleweed, forget about it. 1....2...3! It gets a 1\2 rating. 86% overall. Fourth Match: Quentin McDaniels vs. Stone Walsh Walsh hits a dropkick on Quinten McDaniels. Super kick by Stone Walsh. Hooks the leg for a two count. McDaniels ducks a wild right hand. Dropkick connects, Walsh goes down. Gut buster, Walsh hits hard. There's a two count on the pin. Vicious kick to the teeth from Quinten McDaniels. Akira Maeda would be proud. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. McDaniels uses a basement dropkick to the knee. Walsh powers out of a headlock. Devastating face-first slam from Walsh on McDaniels. Cover for a two count. Brutal seated powerbomb on McDaniels. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Walsh slams Quinten McDaniels down. Walsh drives a forearm into the chest of McDaniels. McDaniels counters a backdrop attempt with a kick to the face. Flying shoulder tackle by McDaniels sends Walsh to the mat. Back heel kick off the second rope, Walsh goes down. Stone Walsh tries to get a big slam, but it is blocked when McDaniels goes to the eyes! Quinten McDaniels quickly scores with a field-goal kick between the legs! Stone Walsh collapses! The referee didn't see the illegal blow! 1...2...3! Stone Walsh got screwed! A * rating for a good contest. 90% overall. Martyn LaSalle has something to say about Quentin McDaniels. He's impressed, no question about it. He wants Quentin to know about how much LaSalle respects him and that the time they spent together as a team did mean a lot and it taught him a lot. One of the most important things he learned was when and when not to show mercy. Enemies will be enemies; he expects treachery from them. But a friend stabbing him in the back? Well, Quentin will find out the hard way at Backlash just how much mercy he'll get. We get a promo from Faith Connors talking about her title match against Sonya Braddock this Sunday at Backlash. She talks about how she knows she can beat Braddock because she's done it before. She fully expects Braddock to be prepared and ready for a Faith Connors she's faced before. But Braddock should know by now that you don't face the same Faith Connors twice. She's more driven, more determined, more unpredictable, and, yes, even a little more crazy. No limits this Sunday, Braddock. Count on it! Fifth Match: Michael Hotbody and Zed Jones vs. El Silencio and Isaac Wolff Bodyslam by Silencio. Spine shattering vicious back suplex! Zed Jones got absolutely creamed. Cover for a two count. Tag to Isaac Wolff. Wolff \ Silencio whip Jones into the ropes and hit a double backdrop. Big backdrop on Jones, executed well. There's a two count on the pin. Jones takes a headbutt from Isaac Wolff. Zed Jones fights out of a grapple. Death valley driver by Zed Jones, Isaac Wolff got planted. Tag between Zed Jones and Michael Hotbody. Second rope flying axe handle, Wolff goes down. Beautiful spinning arm drag out of the corner by Hotbody. Wolff kicks Michael Hotbody in the gut to reverse the momentum. Tag between Isaac Wolff and El Silencio. Gutwrench into a stomach breaker, Hotbody may be winded. Burning Hammer Drop from El Silencio, executed with perfect brutally. Hooks the leg for a close fall. Michael Hotbody walks into a stiff lariat clothesline from Silencio. Silencio drops an elbow...but misses. Fate can be so cruel. Hotbody crushes Silencio with a running senton. Silencio scores with a forearm, sending Hotbody down into the corner. The referee pulls El Silencio away to get the break. Wait! Hotbody has pulled something out of his tights. El Silencio walks over...and gets floored by a punch! 1....2....3! The referee never saw the brass knuckles! Almost got a match, but was lacking in certain areas, so i'm knocking off half a star, so it gets a 1\2 rating. 85% overall. Romeo Valiente comes across Phoebe Hanson in the back and wants to get him some of that. Ozzy Mandias comes out to cock block because he thinks Romeo is a sleaze and a coward. Romeo fires back that he still hasn't forgotten being tossed by Ozzy in the cruiserweight Rumble. He'll be around to teach Ozzy some manners. Sixth Match: WWE Intercontinental Champion Kyle Jacobs vs. Chris Collins Stiff chop lights up Collins. Chris Collins ducks a clothesline attempt. Spinning back kick from Chris Collins. The referee bumps after catching a wild right hand and is down. Springboard dropkick from Chris Collins. Nicely done. Pinfall attempt, but the ref is conveniently laid out. Chris Collins gets taken down out of nowhere. Fallaway slam by Kyle Jacobs. Collins gets hit with a huge clothesline. There's a two count on the pin. Brutal seated powerbomb on Collins. Pinfall attempt gets a 2.9999. Collins blocks a kick from Kyle Jacobs. Jacobs walks into a stiff sit-out jaw breaker. Pin : 1 - 2 - 2.9999999. Collins walks into a trip. Kyle Jacobs signals for the Spinning Fallaway! Salvatore Scabbia comes out of the crowd and into the ring! Kyle Jacobs turns around....and gets floored with a chair shot! What impact! The referee calls for the DQ because of the interference of Big Sal! Collins and Big Sal are beating the hell out of Kyle Jacobs! Ryan Pattillo sprints down the aisle and slides into the ring! He goes toe-to-toe with Chris Collins, exchanging punches! He goes down quickly though when Big Sal clips the knee from behind! Collins \ Big Sal put the boots to Ryan Pattillo, and leave him down on the canvas next to Kyle Jacobs. What a demolition! A * rating for a good contest. 89% overall. Seventh Match: WWE Unified Tag Team Champions The Future Foundation vs. The Play Pals Merrick slams Gavin Jones. Big backdrop on Jones, executed well. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Julian Merrick and Rick Hilton. Future Foundation whip Jones into the corner. Julian Merrick whips Rick Hilton in for a hard clothesline to follow-up. Cover for a two count. Hilton slams Gavin Jones down. Hilton walks into a trip. Vicious lightning kick by Jones on Hilton. There's a two count on the pin. Tag between Gavin Jones and Michael Haywood. Big piledriver on Hilton. Pin, but Hilton is out just before the three count. Running knee lift from Michael Haywood. Hilton counters a sleeper hold by turning it into a jaw breaker. Big backdrop on Rage King, executed well. Tag between Rick Hilton and Julian Merrick. Julian Merrick fires off some right and left hands. Tag between Michael Haywood and Gavin Jones. Merrick slams Gavin Jones down. The Dillingers come running down the aisle and into the ring! Double clothesline...but Merrick ducks! Gavin Jones gets hit! The Dillingers leave the ring, holding their heads. Julian Merrick moves in for the kill. Black Sheep!!! That shook the ring. 1....2....3!! A **1\2 rating for a great match. 94% overall. MAIN EVENT SEGMENT: Unified World Champion Noah Carmichael comes down in a pissy mood. He's upset about what transpired on Raw. He got banged up pretty bad but he's here and ready to go at Backlash. The only downside is that he has to report that he has no clue as to who it was that took him out. Could it have been Xavier Cross? Carmichael seems to think so as he had every reason to be mad at Haven last week and a reason to be afraid of what was going to happen to him if he had faced Carmichael on Raw. It would've even been worse than what Haven did. Then again, maybe this has been all one big ruse perpetrated by someone who has been known as a master of deception and manipulation and head games. Maybe, just maybe, there's a certain someone who knows they won't be able to get the job done come Backlash and wants some kind of shortcut to the title. Maybe no one ever touched Haven last week and this is all so everyone can run around like chickens without a head, paranoid and on the verge of snapping. Well, mission accomplished because Carmichael is certainly ready to snap. The only problem is that it's going to be taken out on Haven's creepy ass this Sunday... ...CUE HAVEN HIMSELF! He enters the ring and gets up in Carmichael's grill. Haven doesn't buy into the bravado that everybody likes to throw around here and Carmichael is no different. Haven thinks Carmichael is the one faking everything because he knows how vulnerable his championship reign is. Carmichael asks if Haven is calling him a liar. No, says Haven. He's calling Carmichael a coward. This sets off Carmichael AND WE HAVE A BRAWL ON OUR HANDS! We go off the air with the two combatants going at it! Overall show rating: 87% SEE YOU AT BACKLASH!