Pro Wrestling: Next!

[jesseb83]

Ok here's my second fed. I'm using a mix of the LOW 6 guys and some bootlegs. I'm not sure if it will be a feeder organization to EPW yet though. The PWN arena is an indy sized venue near Pittsburgh PA. Here's a rundown of the first card matchups.

PWN Presents!
Chapter 1: It Begins!
Live From: PWN Arena on January 6, 2012!

1. Ricochet VS. Gran Akuma.
The first ever match in PWN will feature the innovative high-flyer Ricochet tangling with the mysterious Gran Akuma. Will Ricochet be able to use his impressive aerial assault to gain the win? Or will Akuma send hi crashing back to reality.

2. Arik Cannon VS. Brent Albright.
This match will bring the stiffness. Both Albright and Cannon are all about the hard hits and slams. The only question is who will get their PWN career off to a good start.

3. The Young Bucks VS. Team Shootfight.
Nick and Matt Jackson are one of the hottist teams in all of wrestling. Their acrobatic style and killer double teams make them a delight to watch. How will they fare against two of the shoot style's greats in Ken Shamrock and Akira Maeda? Will the Bucks be able to use their fast-paced offense to score a win in their PWN debut? Or will Shamrock and Maeda have them crying uncle.

4. The Briscoe Brothers VS. Jushin Thunder Liger and KENTA.
What a dream match! The Briscoes are the top of tag wrestling in the USA. They've held numerous titles and been in some of the best matches on the indy scene this century. Jushin Liger is perhaps the best junior heavyweight wrestler to ever lace up a pair of boots. He is teaming with a man who many feel could also make that claim in KENTA. This should be a war and possibly the match of the entire evening.

5. The AOF VS. Aries and Strong.
Generation Next revolutionized the wrestling business in the early part of the 21st century. Roderick Strong and Austin Aries burst onto the scene and proclaimed they were the future of the wrestling world. Their incredible matches defined the landscape of the business. Now Jimmy Jacobs and Tyler Black are saying they will change the world all be it in a more emo mood. Who will prevail in this battle?

6. Necro Butcher VS. Go Shiosaki.
The pride of Pro Wrestling Noah in Japan, Go Shiosaki is one of the best wrestlers in Japan. His mix of strikes and high-impact slams make him a threat to anyone he faces. Necro Butcher is a man who will do anything to win. Including scarring his body in violent death matches. It's anyone's guess who will survive this meeting.

7. Eddie Edwards VS. Nigel McGuinness.
"The Lone Wolf" Eddie Edwards and Nigel McGuinness. Two of the most accomplished stars in independent wrestling will do battle at It Begins. Only one can be victorious.
8. Davy Richards VS. Adam Pearce.
Many call Davy Richards the best wrestler in the world. Adam Pearce is looking to end the hype and expose Davy as a fraud. Will Richards overcome this latest challenge? Or does Pearce have Davy's number and will he prove the critics wrong.
9. Chris Hero VS.
Chris Hero has been running his mouth ever since he was announced as part of the PWN. He claims he is the "Here and Now" and deserves to be in the main event. PWN officials surprisingly agreed. However it is not known who his opponent will be.
All this action goes down live on January 6th when PWN presents... Chapter 1: It Begins!!!

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Maeda and Shamrock is a super scary team on paper. I'm not sure there'd be any team you could really book them with where they shouldn't have a pretty good advantage. Briscoes vs. Liger and KENTA is...interesting on paper. Necro/Shiozaki is the match I'm most looking forward to and obviously I want to see who Hero will be facing.

[jesseb83]

Thanks for the comments. Here's the first show.

PWN Chapter 1: It Begins Results!

1. Gran Akuma defeated RICOCHET with a YOSHI TONIC at 17:38
Recap: This is what an opening match should be! Akuma and Ricochet put on an all action affair that really got the crowd going. Ricochet showcased some fantastic flying offense including a double moonsault that had the fans on their feet. Akuma's cracking kicks sent shockwaves through the arena. Ricochet almost had the match won with a Shooting Star Press but Akuma barely managed to kick out. Ricochet hit a nice German Suplex for a two. Akuma rolled to the floor for a breather. Ricochet took to the air diving through the ropes with a plancha... Nailing the railing as Akuma moved! Akuma obliterated Ricochet with a stiff kick to the back followed by a running knee to the face. He covered but Ricochet kicked out! Akuma then nailed the Yoshi Tonic for the win!

Post Match: Akuma walked to the back not even bothering to look at the fans. Ricochet got to his feet and received applause for his effert.

2. Brent Albright defeated Arik Cannon with a back elbow at 0:13
Recap: Albright ducked a forearm shot from Cannon and sent him into the ropes. He connected with a hard back elbow flooring Cannon! Albright covered and easily picked up the win.

Post Match: Medics had to use smelling salts to revive Cannon.

Chris Hero Promo:

"Sharp Dressed Man" hits and the fans give out a mixed reaction. Chris Hero saunters down to the ring looking like he owns the place.

Hero: I was watching the first two matches in the back and my God is this some low rent sh*t!

That mixed reaction? Oh yeah It's all boos now.

Hero: It's ok though PWN because the cure for the less than stellar wrestling has arrived. I am a wrestler's wrestler! I'm not some stupid acrobat doing a million flips claiming to be a wrestler. How will those acrobats fare when I break their limbs? They won't be able to fly that's for sure. Or I could just knock them the hell out. I am "That Knock Out Kid" after all. PWN prides itself on being the promotion of the future. A place where the best up and coming talent ply their craft. Chris Hero isn't the future. I'm the here and now! I'm the reason everyone is even in this arena in the first place. You really think a garbage thug like Necro Butcher would sell any tickets? His fans use their wellfare checks to eat not spend it on entertainment!

The hatred for Hero is nearly causing his words to be unheard.

Hero: Davy Richards? Everyone talks about how great Davy Richards is. He's the second coming of Jesus. Well sorry but we all know what happened to Jesus don't we? I could go on and on about all the hype surrounding the waist on this roster but I'd bee here all day. The one person no one is discussing... ME! That's all going to change tonight. I'm going to force you to talk about me! After this show ends? The one name on everyone's lips will be Chris F*cking Hero!

3. The Young Bucks defeated Teem Shootfight when Nick Jackson rolled up Akira Maeda at 15:23
Recap: This was a real contrast in styles. The Bucks brought the quickness and double teams while Team Shootfight brought the MMA influence. The Bucks took turns working over Shamrock with some great offense. They even hit their finisher twice but Maeda was able to break up the pin each time. Finally Nick missed a springboard and Shamrock was able to hit the Belly to Belly! He made the tag to a very game Akira Maeda. Maeda used the Bucks as his whipping boys with some hard sticks. He was able to trap Matt Jackson in an armbar but he made the ropes. The action went back and forth for the next several minutes. Team Shootfight was successfull in grounding Nick jackson and just beating the tar out of him. Shamrock applied the Ankle Lock but Matt came in with a superkick. Maeda took out Matt with a running knee to the temple. Nick came from behind and rolled up Maead holding the tights for the win!!!

Post Match: Maeda was livid and charged the Young Bucks... Who took off running much to the dismay of the crowd! Team Shootfight headed to the back with murder on their minds.

4. The Briscoes defeated Jushin Thunder Liger and KENTA when Jay pinned Liger after the Doomsday Device at 10:37
Recap: This was a tale of two different matches. When KENTA was in the ring, he dominated both Briscoes. He isolated Jay and was able to land the GTS but Mark made the save. He tagged in Liger who was surprisingly overwhelmed by both Briscoes. They took turns laying on the beating. Liger survived though and used a Shotae to stun Mark allowing for the tag. KENTA wowed the fans with some more stiff kicks and very crisp offense. He took Jay down with a headscissors and hit the GTS on Mark who barely made the ropes! KENTA tagged back into Liger. Again the Briscoes were just too much for the legend. Finally they hit another Doomsday Device with Jay picking up the win!

Post Match: The Briscoes celebrated like they just won the Olympics, taunting the fallen Liger. As KENTA entered the ring, Jay and Mark retreated. KENTA helped a very angered Liger to his feet and they headed backstage.

5. Age of the Fall defeated Austin Aries and Roderick Strong when Jacobs used The End Time on Aries at 16:33
Recap: This was a war from the start. All four men began brawling before the ref even called for the bell. When order was finally restored, Black and Aries were the legal men. Black hit a superkick that sent Aries to the floor. Tyler launched himself to the floor with a dive taking Aries down! He and Jacobs continued working over Aries who just couldn't catch a break. Jacobs hit The Contra Code and Black followed with God's Last Gift! He made the pin and Strong yanked him off for the save! He blasted Black with a chop that sent him to the floor! Aries recovered enough to make the tag and Strong was on fire! He had backbreakers for both opponents including an impressive Powerbomb variation to Jacobs! He covered by Jacobs kicked out! He tagged in Aries who went for a 450 only for Jacobs to move. Jacobs began to choke Aries only breaking when the ref reached a four count. Black came in and hit another God's Last Gift! Jacobs followed that with The End Time for the win!

6. Go Shiozaki defeated Necro Butcher with a Superkick at 5:40
Recap: Butcher bull rushed Go as the match got underway. He fired off some big punches and a nasty headbutt that sent Shiozaki reeling. Necro clotheslined Go to the floor and threw him into a row of chairs! He blasted Go across the back with multiple chairshots before returning to the ring. Shiozaki was able to withstand the brawling of Butcher and finally battled back with some forearms and a German Suplex Hold for two. He hit a big diving knee drop also for two. Butcher staggered up and Shiozaki unloaded with a Superkick to the face! Butcher hit the mat and Shiozaki covered for the pin.

7. Nigel McGuinness defeated Eddie Edwards with the London Dungeon at 13:31
Recap: This match started fast with Edwards almost KO'ing Nigel with a kick to the face! Nigel battled back with a Jawbreaker Lariat which Edwards barely escape. Both men set a frantic pace trying to end the match quickly. McGuinness outwrestled Edwards but Eddie would not give up. He took out Nigel with a dive and then hit a Suplex on the floor! Nigel recovered and hit another Jawbreaker Lariat that Edwards again kicked out from. Edwards was able to apply an Achilles Lock but Nigel made the ropes. Eddie put him down with a running forearm and again tried for the submission. McGuinness fought hard and made the ropes. Both men were exhausted by this point but Nigel blasted Eddie with another Jawbreaker Lariat and quickly locked in The London Dungeon. Edwards tried to reach the ropes but couldn't and tapped out!

Post Match: Both men got to their feet and shook hands as the fans cheered.

8. Davy Richards defeated Adam Pearce with a Brainbuster at 1:33
Recap: Well this didn't go long. Adam attacked at the bell with some punches. Davy blocked a punch and hit a chop. He followed that with a high kick to the face and a Brainbuster for the pin.

Post Match: Pearce was beside himself after the loss grumbling as he left.

Hero demands a challenge:

For the second time tonight, "Sharp Dressed Man" begins to play. The fans immediately start booing even before Hero makes his appearance.

Hero: I'm baaaaaaaack!

The fans boo even louder.

Hero: Naturally it's time for the main event. Did you really expect Richards and Pearce to be the final match? Yet again I am prepared to save this debut show. My earlier appearance saved you all from falling asleep. Now I am prepared to have the best match on the whole show. The only problem? I need an opponent! Get someone out here now!

"High Energy" ripps through the speakers! Those in the know become unglued! Walking out onto the ramp is none other than the current IWGP Heavyweight Champion... "The Ace of the Universe" Hiroshi Tanahashi!!! Hero looks shocked as Tanahashi makes his way to the ring.

Tanahashi: Chris Hero... Shut up!

The fans explode!

Tanahashi: You want a challenge? You've got one!
9. Hiroshi Tanahashi defeated Chris Hero with a High Fly Flow at 15:25
Recap: Both men showed why they deserve all the hype they've ever received. Hero and Tanahashi had a great contest to cap off the debut for PWN. Hero began the match in control. He hit some nice elbows and a Back Suplex. The Rubik's Cube got a two. Hero went for a big boot but Tanahashi ducked and nailed a DDT. He went up top and tried for a Missile Dropkick but Hero caught him with a Powerslam. Hero poored on the pain with some hard shots and a running back elbow. He planted Tana with a Hero's Sandwhich for two. He locked on the Cravate but Tanahashi was able to get free. Tanahashi came storming back with a Dragon Screw and locked on a Texas Cloverleaf. Hero made the ropes and went to the floor. Tanahashi missed a dive and Hero tossed him into the steel. He hit a running forearam that sent Tanahashi into the first row! Hero dragged Tanahashi back to the ring and hit a Cravate-plex followed by The Hangman's Clutch! Tanahashi wouldn't submit though so Hero left go of the hold. He hit his Hero's Welcome but Tanahashi kicked out. Hero got cocky and tried for a Moonsault. Tanahashi recovered and caught the diving Hero with a dropkick! He used the Sling Blade for two. A Dragon Screw followed and Tanahashi ascended the ropes... He hit the High Fly Flow for the win!

Post Match: Hero was in disbelief and began arguing with the ref. He shoved the official and confronted Tanahashi. Tana just shook his head and exited the ring.

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PWN Newsblast!

- The PWN oficials were thrilled at the success of the first show. The attendance was pretty decent and all the fans seemed to leave happy.

- Ken Shamrock contacted the PWN website to make a statement about the future of Team Shootfight. He said the loss was damaging but they had no plans to call it quits. Vengance will be coming to The Young Bucks. He also said: "The Master will debut at the next show!" Sources have not confirmed who this master is but rumors are running rampid to his identity.

- Chris Hero threw a fit backstage after his match. He claimed every manner of excuse from Tanahashi pulling the tights to the ref being in Tana's pocket. Tanahashi meanwhile was happy with his debut in PWN. The fan response has also been quite huge for the "Ace of the Universe."

- Necro Butcher called Go Shiozaki's win over him a fluke. He demanded a rematch for the next show.

- KENTA asked for a match against one of the Briscoe Brothers for the next show. He didn't care who. He just wants to put one of them to sleep.

- The next PWN show will take place on January 20th from the PWN Arena. It will begin the road to crowning the first PWN All-star Champion. This will be the main title in the PWN. The full card is below.

PWN Presents!
Chapter 2: Road to Greatness Night 1!
Live From: PWN Arena on January 20, 2012!

1. KENTA VS. Jay Briscoe.
KENTA is looking for revenge for the loss on the first show. Jay Briscoe has stepped up and promised to make KENTA a loser for the second time.

2. Ricochet VS. Jushin Thunder Liger.
Many were surprised by Liger's performance in the tag match. Hopefully he has better luck as he takes on the young high-flyer Rocochet. Ricochet gave Gran Akuma everything he had but just came up short. Will he pull out the upset of the year?

PWN All-star Championship Round 1:

3. Go Shiozaki VS. Necro Butcher.
This is a rematch of the violent battle from Chapter 1. Butcher is out for blood. Which man will advance to the quarterfinals?

4. Brent Albright VS. Davy Richards.
Both of these men won in quick fassion at Chapter 1. Now they do battle to advance in the tournament.

5. Gran Akuma VS. Nigel McGuinness.
Akuma won the very first match in PWN history. McGuinness won a hard fought war against Eddie Edwards. Will the silent assassin Akuma win yet again? Or will McGuinness's technical skill lead him to the next round.

6. Austin Aries VS. Jimmy Jacobs
Aries wants to avenge his direct loss to Jacobs. Jacobs wants to keep spreading the AOTF's message. Who will succeed and move on?

7. Eddie Edwards VS. Roderick Strong.
"The Master of the Backbreaker" meets "The Lone Wolf!" Both men are coming off of losses at Chapter 1. They have met before in other promotions so they know each other well. Only one man can advance however.

8. Tyler Black VS.
Team Shootfight promise a big debut at this show. Someone they are calling "The Master." No one knows who it is but one thing is for sure... Tyler Black will have a huge test on his hands. The question is can he not only overcome the mystery of his opponent, but once that man is revealed... Will Black be good enough?

9. Arik Cannon VS. Adam Pearce.
Two men who were completely embarraced at Chapter 1 will now do battle for the right to advance. One of them has to win... Right?

10. Chris Hero VS. Hiroshi Tanahashi.
Tanahashi made a big splash in his PWN debut. He not only showed his great skill in the ring, he also shut up Chris Hero. Hero claimed he wasn't prepared. Now he will have had two weeks to prepare. Can he defeat "The Ace of the Universe?"

[jesseb83]

Here are the results for Chapter 2! I planned on getting these done last weekend but real life got in the way. I appologize if there are spelling errors. I rushed to get this out.

Chapter 2: Road to Greatness!

1. Jay Briscoe defeated Kenta with a superkick at 16:47
Recap: The string of awesome opening matches continued. Kenta started the match drilling Briscoe with a high kick! He followed up with a German Suplex for two. Briscoe tried to go to the floor but Kenta hit a Missile Dropkick to Briscoe on the concrete! Mark came running down and smashed Kenta in the head with a chair! He tossed Kenta back in the ring as Jay recovered. Briscoe nailed a superkick and a hiptoss for two. He went for another Superkick but Kenta ducked and floored him with the Busaiku Knee Kick! Kenta covered but only got two. He kpet working over Jay with kicks finishing with a brutal roundhouse to the chin. He attempted the GTS but Jay managed to wriggel free. A clothesline and leg drop put Jay firmly in the driver's seat. He sent Kenta to the floor and both Briscoes laid down a beating. They hit a Doomsday Device on the floor! Jay rolled Kenta in and covered... Only getting two! Kenta was able to battle back with some more kicks and a German Suplex for two! He hit the GTS but Mark got on the apron! This gave Jay time to recover and low blow Kenta! He tossed him to the corner hard. As Kenta stumbled out, Jay blasted him with a Superkick! He hooked the leg and got the three!

Post Match: The Briscoes both attacked the downed Kenta! They took turns stomping his body before hitting a Doomsday Device! Mark went out to get a chair. Suddenly the entrance curtains were shoved aside... Revealing Kevin Steen??? Steen took out Mark on the outside with a brutal right hand. He hit the ring and spun Jay around... Package Piledriver! Steen grabbed a microphone.

Steen: Briscoes your time has come! You are a stain on the wrestling world. A Redneck disease and filth that I am going to eradicate. You've faced me before. You know what I can do.

Kenta is getting to his feet.

Steen: Hey Kenta! You hate the Briscoes. I hate the Briscoes. Care to help me smoke some Redneck scum?

Kenta looks very weary as he nods in agreement.

Steen: Don't worry. I won't be extra baggage like your last partner. That's why these legends should be put out to pasture. Can't trust them. So next show Briscoes... We're coming for you!

2. Jushin Thunder Liger defeated Ricochet with a Liger Bomb at 18:31
Recap: Liger was coming off a very disapointing debut at Chapter 1. He was looking to rebound against a very game Ricochet. These two high-flyers put on a great battle showcasing both of their skills. Liger controled the majority of the match displaying quite the vicious side. He delivered some hard kicks and slaps dominating Ricochet and keeping him from flying. Ricochet managed to catch Liger perhaps taking him too lightly. He knocked Liger to the floor with a dropkick and dove through the ropes with a beautiful Tope Con Helo! He got a two count off of a rana and then followed that up with his Moonsault. Liger easily kicked out though. The match continued with Ricochet getting in some offense but Liger controling most of the action. He hit a Brainbuster for two. A running Shotae gave him the same result. Liger seemed quite angry that Ricochet wouldn't stay down. He nailed a high kick to the jaw and then planted Ricochet with the Liger Bomb for the win.

4. Go Shiozaki defeated Necro Butcher with a Go Flasher at 4:53
Recap: The tournament began with Necro Butcher wielding a chair as he came to the ring! He jumped Shiozaki in the aisle with a big chairshot to the back! Butcher whipped Go into the steel and began to fire away with punches. A headbutt busted Go wide open. Butcher launched Shiozaki into a row of chairs! He dragged Go back to the ring and the bell finally sounded. He began to stomp away at Shiozaki. A whip into the ropes saw Butcher nail a huge clothesline! He tried it a second time but Shiozaki reversed and sent Butcher into the buckle. Go charged and landed a nice running elbow! He hit a German Suplex but Butcher kicked out. Go nailed the Go Flasher and covered picking up the win!

Post Match: The fans were stunned that Go managed to pin Butcher in such quick order yet again. He left the ring and was heading to the back before Butcher recovered and started throwing chairs.

4. Brent Albright defeated Davy Richards with a 61-3 Knee at 1:25
Recap: The fans were settled in for a long match. Richards attacked at the bell with some hard kicks. Albright countered with a right hand to the jaw! He hit a Powerslam and draped Richards over the ropes. Albright charged and cracked Richards with the 61-3 Knee! Richards hit the mat hard and Brent covered him for the win!

Post Match: The crowd was stunned into silence. Brent Albright had won another match in no time at all. Richards came to and looked stunned when he found out what happened.

5. Gran Akuma defeated Nigel McGuinness with a Yoshi Tonic at 8:54
Recap: Nigel McGuinness had a very simple plan when entering this match. He would keep Gran Akuma on the mat and outwrestle him for the victory. Akuma however wouldn't go down so easily. McGuinness hit the Jawbreaker Lariat immediately at the bell but Akuma stunned everyone by kicking out at one! Nigel nailed several European Uppercuts in the corner and dumped Akuma with a few suplexes. Akuam rallied back with a Facebuster and high kick for two. Nigel tried to take the fight to the floor but Akuma hit a tope taking him out! He clocked Nigel with a side kick to the forehead and hit an armdrag. McGuinness blocked the Moonsault attempt and locked on the London Dungeon! Akuma made the ropes though and rolled to the floor. He re-entered the ring and Mcguinness immediately shot him to the ropes. Akuma came back blasting Nigel with a spinning heel kick! He hit the Toombstone Facebuster for two. McGuinness fought back and took Akuma down applying the Cross Armbreaker. Akuma almost tapped but got a boot on the ropes. Nigel fired him into the corner. He charged from the opposite side looking for a forearm but Akuma caught him with a dropkick! He quickly hit the Yoshi Tonic and got the three!

6. Austin Aries defeated Jimmy Jacobs with a Brainbuster at 4:23
Recap: This was a short and violent brawl! They started to fight before the bell even rang. Both men tore into each other with chops and kicks. Jacobs choked Aries with the rope only for Aries to rake Jacobs in the eyes! Jacobs hit the Contra Code but only got a two. Aries kicked Jacobs in the groin and nailed a lightning fast Rana! He hit the Slingshot Senton and finished Jacobs with a Brainbuster.

Post Match: Both Roderick Strong and Tyler Black ran to the ring. All four men started to brawl around ringside! Eddie Edwards appeared and blasted Strong with a forearm starting their match!

7. Roderick Strong defeated Eddie Edwards with a Gibson Dripver at 10:14
Recap: This was a hard fought match. Both men showed off their skill and put everything they had into this match. Edwards dominated early after his sneak attack. He hit a series of running stomps to Strong's chest and hit a scoop slam. Strong fought back with some hard chops and a knee lift. He hit a body slam for two. A Yakuza Kick had Edwards baling to the floor. Strong went out after him and hit a flury of forearms and chops! Back in the ring, Edwards leveled Strong with a Superkick and German Suplex combo for two. He used the Dragon Screw to set up the Achilles Lock! Strong struggled and was able to break free. The high impact battle continued with each man kicking out of moves that should have ended the match. Strong was able to hit a backbreaker out of a Powerbomb position for two. He then used the Gibson Driver for the win!

The Master:
Team Shootfight come to the ring. Shamrock takes the microphone.

Shamrock: Team Shootfight was an incomplete entity at Chapter 1. We were unfocused and lost because of it. It is time for us to show our true strength and fighting ability. We need a leader. Tonight our "Master" is here! He is ready to show the true power of Shootfighting!

The lights in the arena dim. The opening strains of "Kaze No Nare" begin to play over the speakers! Some of the fans let out a huge reaction and leap to their feet. Monoru Suzuki steps out onto the entrance ramp. He begins walking to the ring very focused. He doesn't bother with the cheering fans or even his team. He enters the ring and goes to his corner awaiting Tyler Black.

8. Minoru Suzuki defeated Tyler Black with the Saka Otoshi at 11:45
Recap: Black hit a big chop and a roundhouse kick starting off fast! He tried a rollup but Suzuki easily kicked out. Suzuki ducked a Superkick and responded with a blistering series of kicks to Black's body. He continued to pile on the punishment using some great submissions. Black tried to fight back but it wasn't in the cards. Suzuki ended the less than competitive match with the Saka Otoshi forcing Black to verbally submit.

Post Match: Shamrock and Maeada came into the ring to congratulate their "Master." Suzuki showed them little attention and left the ring.

9. Aerik Cannon defeated Adam Pearce with a Glimmering Warlock at 1:37
Recap: Both men came out with heavy strikes at the bell. Cannon hit a running forearm to the throat that staggered Pearce. He leveled him with the Glimmering Warlock for the quick victory.

Post Match: Cannon celebrated like he won the title after the match.

10. Hiroshi Tanahashi defeated Chris Hero with the High Fly Flow at 10:00
Recap: Hero was still furious about losing to Tanahashi at Chapter 1. He came out aggressive and worked over Tanahashi with hard forearms. Hero hit the Hero Sandwhich but Tanahashi kicked out. Hero took the fight to the floor and bloodied Tana by repeatedly ramming him face first into the steel. He hit a running boot and a back elbow sending Tanahashi to the floor. A Back Suplex added more insult to injury leaving Tanahashi in a heap on the floor. The ref reach a count of six before Tanahashi was able to get back in the ring. Hero met him with stomps. He applied a chinlock but Tanahashi wouldn't submit. The Rubix Cube followed but Tanahashi kicked out. Hero went up for a Moonsault but missed. Tanahashi fought back and stunned Hero with a dropkick in the corner. He hit the Sling Blade for two. He tried for the High Fly Flow but Hero moved. Hero hit a stiff forearm to the jaw and nailed a Kravate Buster! He hit the moonsault but only got a two! He began to yell at the ref for a slow count. He clobbered Tanahashi with a big boot and applied the Hangman's Clutch! The fans began to chant for Tanahashi who soldiered on and got free. He battered Hero with elbow strikes and a shoulder tackle. He applied the Dragon Sleeper but Hero made the ropes. Tanahashi hit the Dragon Rocket and Sling Blade! Hero rolled to the floor to recover. Tanahashi wisely didn't follow Hero to the floor. Finally Hero returned to the ring where Tanahashi was waiting. They traded hard strikes with Tanahashi winning with an elbow to Hero's eye. The force of the shot busted Hero open. At the sight of his own blood, Hero began to freak out. Tanahashi took advantage and hit a Shining Wizard! He ascended the ropes... Nailing the High Fly Flow! The fans counted along with the ref... One! Two! THREE!!!

Post Match: Tanahashi celebrated in the ring playing air guitar much to the delight of the fans. Hero left the ring clutching his bleeding face.

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PWN Newsblast!

- Chris Hero stormed out of the arena after his second straight loss to Hiroshi Tanahashi. He wouldn't give any comments and hasn't been able to be reached by pwnwrestling.com for any interviews. One has to wonder what's next for "That Knock Out Kid" in PWN.

- Necro Butcher attacked Go Shiozaki in the parking lot following the show! He used a tire iron to smash Shiozaki in the head before smashing his head through a windshield! Shiozaki was taken to a local hospital for treatment. He had several cuts to his face but shockingly did not suffer a concussion. He still plans on competing in the tournament. He also said he has plans for Necro Butcher after the sneak attack. Apparently Necro didn't get the hint after being soundly defeated twice.

- The Briscoes were very vocal after Kevin Steen's surprise debut at Chapter 2. They said they aren't afraid of a dumb Canadian. They will prove why they are the best tag team in the world at the next show.

PWN Presents!
Chapter 3: Road to Greatness Stage 2!
Live From: PWN Arena on Febuary 3rd, 2012!

1. Ricochet VS. Jigsaw.
The very popular Chikara student will make his PWN debut in this match. Ricochet has looked good in both of his previous matches even in defeat. Will the third match be his charm? Or will Jigsaw steamroll to victory in his debut?

2. The Briscoes VS. Kevin Steen and Kenta.
This match resulted from Steen's debut at Chapter 2. He and Kenta aren't chums but they have a common enemy in the Briscoes. This should be an all action affair.

3. Team Shootfight VS. Age of the Fall.
Team Shootfight had a rocky start losing on the first even.t With Minoru Suzuki now leading the team, one has to wonder if their teamwork will improve. They have a tough test in Jacobs and Black. Two men who are 1 and 0 in tag competition.

PWN All-Star Quarterfinals:

4. Go Shiozaki VS. Brent Albright.
Albright has been a knockout machine over the short history of PWN. With quick wins over Davy Richards and Adam Pearce, Albright has looked very impressive. Go Shiozaki has also looked impressive dispatching Necro Butcher on two separate ocasions. This is expected to be a hard hitting clash. Will Albright be able to knock out the injured Shiozaki as quickly as his other opponents? Or will Go be able to defeat the odds and advance.

5. Gran Akuma VS. Roderick Strong.
The "Master of the Backbreaker" meets the mysterious Akuma. Both men are no nonsense warriors. Akuma is undefeated in PWN. Can he ride his success to another victory? Or will Strong have his hand raised.

6. Austin Aries VS. Minoru Suzuki.
Aries advanced with a hard fought win over Jimmy Jacobs. Suzuki outclassed Tyler Black. Aries is a great all-round wrestler. Suzuki is one of the pioneers of shootstyle wrestling. Only one man can advance.

7. Arik Cannon VS. Hiroshi Tanahashi.
Cannon's PWN career has been filled with ups and downs. He got knocked out by Albright at Chapter 1. Only to defeat Pearce to advance to this point. Hiroshi Tanahashi had two outstanding battles with Chris Hero coming out the victor on both ocasions. The experts predict Tanahashi will easily advance to the semis. Cannon however is looking to steel "The Ace of the Universe's" thunder.

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I've been running these shows with the PBP simulator and they aren't going well. A lot of matches running less than a minute. PWN will continue after the sim update is released. Hopefully it will work better with the series 6 cards.

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Well I lied. Here's the next show.

Chapter 3: Road to Greatness Stage 2!

1. Ricochet Defeated Jigsaw with a Shooting Star Press at 9:26
Recap: PWN is quickly becoming known for their opening contests. Jigsaw was entering the federation with a lot of hype. He is perhaps the best student to come out of the Chikara school and a win in his PWN debut would give him a great start. Ricochet needed this win in a bad way due to his PWN record being 0-2. This was a back and forth battle with both men showing off their high flying skill. Jigsaw hit a superkick followed by the brainbuster for a near fall. He went to the air for the missile dropkick but Ricochet avoided the move. He hit a rana and a dropkick. Jigsaw took control when Ricochet missed a moonsault and laid on the punishment. He hit two brainbusters followed by an enzuigiri! He went up top and nailed a vicious double stomp but Ricochet kicked out! He set for the Jig N Tonic but Ricochet reversed the move! He hit a ddt and went ot the top nailing the Shooting Star Press! He covered and picked up the win as the fans cheered!

Post Match: Ricochet celibrated his first PWN win by jumping into the audience! Jigsaw looked dejected with his loss.

2. Kenta and Kevin Steen Defeated the Briscoes when Steen pinned Jay with the Package Piledriver at 5:34
Recap: The Briscoes used their tag team ability to isolate Kenta for most of this short match. They worked him over with some great double teams and Jay hit the Jay Driller but Steen broke up the pin. Kenta ducked a clothesline and blasted Mark with a series of kicks and made the hot tag. Steen ran wild on both Briscoes eventually sending Mark to the floor! He grabbed Jay and hit two Package Piledrivers. Mark tried to interfere but Kenta took him out with the knee kick! Steen hooked the leg and got the easy three count.

3. Age of the Fall defeated Team Shootfight when Jacobs pinned Shamrock with the Contra Code at 8:05
Recap: Maeda was a man possessed in this one. He took apart both Jacobs and Black with his unique offense. Miltiple times he had both men locked in tight submission holds only for their partner to break it up. He also showed off his striking offense with a nice series of high kicks to Jacob's face in the corner. Maeade nailed his dragon suplex but Black broke it up. Maeda tagged in Shamrock. Shamrock charged Jacobs only for Jimmy to slide out and tag black. Shamrock tried for a takedown but Black reversed into a cradle for two. He blocked a Shamrock kick and fired back with a superkick. Black hit a power bomb into the buckles for two. He hit God's Last Gift and made the tag to Jacobs. Jacobs began to bite at Shamrock's face. Blood gushed from the wound as Jacobs landed stomp after stomp. He locked on the Camel Clutch but Maeda hit the ring and kicked Jacobs in the skull! Black entered and tossed Akira to the floor. Shamrock recovered and hit a dropkick to Jacobs. He went for the belly to belly but Jacobs was able to counter. He hit a head scissors and springboard dropkick for two. As Maeda and Black brawled on the floor, Jacobs nailed the Contra Code for the win!

Post Match: Maeda and Black continued to brawl after the bell. In the ring, Jacobs applied The End Time to Shamrock! Maeda sent Black crashing to the concrete with his dragon suplex! He leapt in the ring and yanked Jacobs off of his partner. Jacobs spun around and kicked Maeda in the groin before nailing the Contra Code! He exited the ring and helped Black to his feet. The AOF exited the arena to a sea of boos as Maeda got to his feet and checked on Shamrock.

4. Go Shiozaki defeated Brent Albright with the Go Flasher at 5:34
Recap: The quarterfinals got underway with a barn burner of a contest. Albright and Shiozaki went at each other as the bell rang with blistering chops. The chop battle turned into a battle of forearms as both men just pounded away. Albright had enough and hit a shoulder tackle. He followed up with a snap suplex for two. Albright looked to end the match with his devistating 6-1 knee! He draped Shiozaki over the ropes and charged... Only for Go to slide out of the way! Shiozaki hit a suplex and a kneeo drop for two. He tossed Albright to the corner and gave him a taste of his own medicine, landing a hard knee strike to the face. A German suplex followed but Albright kicked out. Albright got back into the match with a headbutt and dropkick. He attempted the Crowbar but Go managed to avoid the deadly submission. He whipped Albright into the ropes and hit a leg lariat followed by the Go Flasher for the win!

Post Match: Shiozaki received a nice respons to his win by the PWN faithfull. Albright got to his feet and Go offered his hand. Albright shook his hand.

5. Roderick Strong defeated Gran Akuma with the Gibson Driver at 14:20
Recap: Strong and Akuma had a very high energy contest. Many felt Strong would easily dispatch Akuma but that was far from the case. Akuma wasn't going to roll over and let Roderick advance to the next round so easily. Strong tried to intimidate Akuma by peppering him with some stiff chops. Akuma returned the favor by kicking Strong in the face. The strike battle continued until Strong blocked a kick and stunned Akuma with a series of knee lifts. He sent him to the corner and landing several shoulder blocks before hitting a body slam. After a series of elbow drops, Strong went for the cover but Akuma easily kicked out. Strong had the same results when he applied the chinlock. He hbit a body slam and a backbreaker for two. An Irish whip was reversed and Akuma sent Strong to the canvas with a well placed sidekick to the chin. He locked on the abdominal stretch but Strong powered out. Akuma hit the Toombstone facebuster for a near fall. He attempted a moonsault but Strong got the knees up. Roderick roared back with chops and multiple backbreakers. He hit a superplex for two. Akuma blocked yet another backbreaker and caught Strong with a sunset flip for two. He threw Strong into the corner and laid into him with a series of brutal kicks. He nailed a Falcon Arrow but Strong got his foot on the ropes. Strong took the fight to the floor and Akuma dove out... Flying into the railing! Strong hit a body slam on the floor before taking Akuma back to the ring. He hit a Gibson Driver but Akuma kicked out! Strong hit the move again... With the same result! Strong was furious and lifted Akuma in a power bomb position... Dropping him into a vicious backbreaker! He brought Akuma to his feet and hit a third Gibson Driver, this time getting the victory.

Post Match: Akuma received a standing ovation for his performance.

6. Austin Aries defeated Minoru Suzuki with a Last Chancery at 7:31
Recap: This was the first major upset of the tournament. Minoru Suzuki made a huge impact in his debut last show and looked to continue his roll against Aries. Aries was very game however and no one expected the result. It was clear Suzuki didn't see Aries as a threat. He began the match with an arogant slap to Aries's face! Aries responded with a poke to the eyes. He hit a dropkick and a rana to stun Suzuki. Aries tried for his pendulum elbow only for Suzuki to roll out of the way. Suzuki fired Aries to the corner and began landing a barrage of slaps. He took Aries to the mat and locked on the Octopus hold. Aries managed to escape only to find himself trapped in a jujigatame. He again made the ropes however and Suzuki broke the hold. Suzuki tried for a sleeper hold but Aries broke free. He kicked Suzuki in the groin and raked his eyes. With Suzuki clutching at his eyes, Aries nailed a dropkick. He nailed the slingshot senton for a close two count. Suzuki fought back with an arm drag into the Fujiwara armbar! He had the move locked in tight and it looked as if Aries would tap but he managed to reach the ropes. Aries went to the floor to recover. Suzuki followed and was promptly taken down by a rana! Aries nailed the brain buster on the floor before tossing a bleeding Suzuki back into the ring. He nailed another senton and Suzuki looked to be knocked out. Aries locked on the Last Chancery... The ref asked Suzuki if he wanted to quit but no response was given. Aries pulled back on the hold with all his might as the ref continued to try and get a response from Suzuki. Finally he was forced to call for the bell, rolling Aries the winner.

Post Match: The rest of Team Shootfight hit the ring to check on their leader. Suzuki began to come around and slowly got to his feet. He looked around in confusion before Akira Maeda told him what had happened. Suzuki was livid and took his furstrations out on Shamrock! He hit a Gotch Piledrive on Shamrock and looked to lock in the sleeper before Maead managed to calm him down.

7. Arik Cannon defeated Hiroshi Tanahashi with a Glimmering Warlock at 9:10

Recap: Cannon attacked before the bell, blasting Tanahashi with an elbow strike to the face. A whip into the corner followed by a running boot to the face put Cannon in the driver's seat. He hit a suplex for two and an elbow drop for another two. A dropkick missed its mark and Tanahashi capitalized with an elbow smash and a headlock takeover. Back up and Cannon went for a strike but Tana ducked and used a quick arm drag to remain in control. He nailed a flying forearm and swinging neckbreaker but Cannon kicked out. Cannon reversed a whip and turned Tana inside out with a clothesline. He hit another clothesline and a fallaway slam. He whipped Tana off the ropes and knocked him senseless with a savate kick. A saito suplex earned Cannon a long two count. He went for the Exploder but Tana reversed and hit a swinging neckbreaker. Tanahashi hit a double arm suplex and a dragon screw. He locked on a Cloverleaf. The fans began chanting for Cannon to tap but Arik wouldn't give in. Tanahashi gave up the hold and hit the Sling Blade for two. The fans started to boo as Chris Hero appeared at ringside! Tanahashi nailed the Dragon Rocket on Cannon and went for the High Fly Flow... Only for Hero to jump on the apron! He crotched Tanahashi on the ropes! Meanwhile, Cannon was slowly recovering and got to his feet. He spun Tanahashi around and nailed the Glimmering Warlock! Tanahashi hit the mat hard and Cannon covered getting the three!

Post Match: The fans were booing loudly as Cannon's hand was raised. Hero immediately hit the ring and pulled Tanahashi to his feet. He leveled him with a roaring elbow! Hero lifted him up again and hit the Hero's Welcome. He grabbed a microphone from the ring announcer.

Hero: You ruined my chance at the title Tanahashi... Turn about is fare play! This is only the beginning. I'm not done with you yet. Next show... I want a match with you. It's time I show the world why I'm the best wrestler in this company. I will not lose to you a third time!

Hero threw the microphone down and exited the ring as the fans threw trash at him. Referees hit the ring to help Tanahashi to his feet. A bloodied Tanahashi stared at Hero as he exited.

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PWN Newsblast!

- Hiroshi Tanahashi needed stiches after Chis Hero's violent attack on the last show. When reached for comment, Tanahashi said he would gladly face Chris Hero at the next show. He said Hero was a sore loser and couldn't handle losing to him twice. He plans on putting this Hero business to rest once and for all. As for Arik Cannon, Tanahashi said he wanted to face him again and avenge his loss. Cannon was an opportunist and didn't win farely. If Cannon becomes the champion than all the better Tanahashi stated.

- Ken Shamrock has been fired from Team Shootfight following the group's losses at Chapter 3. Suzuki said Shamrock was a weak link and needed to be perged from the group. They have announced that Masaaki Mochizuki will be officially joining the group at the next show!

Chapter 4: Enter the All-star!
Live From: PWN Arena on 3/16/2012

1. Jigsaw VS. Gran Akuma.
These men have wrestled countless times in Chikara. Akuma is coming off a good showing in the tournament and is looking to get back on track with a big win. Jigsaw impressed in his debut but the result wasn't what he wanted. Only one of these dynamic wrestlers can move up the PWN ladder.

2. Age of the Fall VS. Team Shootfight in six man action.
With Ken Shamrock being kicked out of Team Shootfight, we will be seeing a whole new unit at this show. How will Mochizuki work with Maeda and Suzuki? Maeda is looking for revenge after losing to Jacobs and Black last show. Suzuki is furious with his loss to Austin Aries and just wants to hurt someone. Mochizuki is looking to make a good first impression. Black and Jacobs have recruited long time member Necro Butcher for this match. Butcher will be in an angry mood due to being upstaged twice by Go Shiozaki. This has all the elements to be a war!

3. The American Wolves VS. The young Bucks.
Two of the best tag teams in the world will do battle at Enter the All-star. With all four men involved, this could be the show stealer of the night.

5. Brent Albright VS. Adam Pearce.
Both of these meen like to throw down. Albright did well in the tournament but hit a road block in Shiozaki. Adam Pearce's career in PWN has been dismal. Will Albright knock out another opponent? Or can Pearce finally get a win?

All-Star Championship: Semifinals!

6. Austin Aries VS. Go Shiozaki.
Austin Aries pulled off what some would call an upset defeating Minoru Suzuki. If you ask him however, he would say he winning was never in doubt. Go Shiozaki won a short but very intense match over Brent Albright. Only one man can go to the finals...

7. Roderick Strong VS. Arik Cannon.
Arik Cannon also pulled off a huge upset by defeating Hiroshi Tanahashi. Many wonder if the outcome would have been different if Chris Hero hadn't gotten involved. Roderick Strong punched his ticket by defeating Gran Akuma. The "Master of the Backbreaker" and "The Anarchist" are on a collision course with destiny. Which man will get that all important win and move on to the biggest match in PWN's short history?

8. Chris Hero VS. Hiroshi Tanahashi.
At the first PWN show, Hiroshi Tanahashi embarrased Chris Hero. He showed the world that Hero may not be the best wrestler in PWN, as Hero claimed earlier that evening. At Chapter 2, Tanahashi beat Hero for a second time. This caused Hero to snap and cost Tanahashi a shot at advancing to the semifinals of the tournament. Will Hero prove that his losses to Tanahashi were a fluke? Or will Tanahashi finally shut Hero up once and for all.

PWN All-star Championship Match:

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