Gunslinger presents Ring of Victory!

[Gunslinger]

Ring of Victory Battlefield
episode 101:
The Backseat Boys vs. Steve Corino & Adam Pearce:
The Backseat Boys's slump continued this week. Corino got the win out of nowhere with the Old School Expulsion to open the show.

Tyler Black vs. Eddie Kingston:
Kingston battered Black with strikes early on, scoring a near fall with the Backfist to the Future. Black bounced back and wore down Kingston with the Paroxym before getting the win with the Phoenix Splash.

Ricky Landell vs. Tiger Mask:
Tiger Mask destroyed Ricky Landell. Landell mounted almost no offense. Mask got the win with the Tiger Suplex.

Thunder & Lightning vs. Al Snow & Crossbones:
Crossbones & Snow dominated Quackenbush early on. Quack made the hot tag to Liger and the momentum shifted. Liger attacked the much bigger Crossbones with great ferocity, knocking him senseless with two koppo kicks. Liger scored the win with the Liger Dive.

After the match, Ultramantis berated Al Snow for not performing up to his expectations. Quackenbush interrupted Ultramantis's diatribe and said their fued had to end. He challenged the Order to a six man tag match next week. If Quackenbush, Liger, and Albright win, Al Snow and Head go free. If not, Quackenbush will leave RoV! Ultramantis quickly agreed.

Bryan Danielson vs. King Kong Bundy:
Bundy pounded Danielson early on, using his size and strength to his advantage. Danielson rebounded and scored near falls with the Yakuza Kick and a small package. Bundy tried to get to his feet but Danielson clamped on the Cattle Mutilation for the submission victory.

After the match, Danielson got on the mic and told Rick Rude he was coming for him next week.

Jim Londos vs. Ted DiBiase:
DiBiase hit Londos with the loaded glove before the bell. Londos never recovered. DiBiase hit Londos with the loaded glove five more times before the referee stopped the match and awarded it to DiBiase. Londos was bleeding profusely from the mouth and was no longer able to defend himself. DiBiase left the ring laughing as the crowd showered him with trash.

Rick Rude vs. Erick Stevens - Ring of Victory Grand Championship:
Stevens attacked Rude at the opening bell, hitting him with three overhead release suplexes. Rude looked to be in big trouble but his strength advantage turned the tide. Rude worked Steven's neck, hitting two spinning neckbreakers before putting him away with the Rude Awakening to retain the title, his eighth successful defense, tying the reigns of Strangler Lewis and the Masked Superstar.

next week:

• Tyler Black vs. Chris Hero
  
• Quackenbush, Liger, and Albright vs. Ultramantis Black, Delirious, and Crossbones for the fate of Al Snow and Head.
  
• Rick Rude vs. Bryan Danielson for the Ring of Victory Grand Championship
  

[crimsoncross]

I really like the tag team name of Thunder & Lightning, Liger and Quackenbush look like a solid team, excellent show...

[jasonjaconetti]

Rude is just too good against this competition.

[du5tin]

Sept 6, 2009 10:28:50 GMT -5 @crimsoncross said:

I really like the tag team name of Thunder & Lightning, Liger and Quackenbush look like a solid team, excellent show...

I know! Why didn't I think of that?

Anyway, I love RoV!

[Gunslinger]

Everyone can feel free to use the Thunder & Lightning name in their feds. I got it out of a PWI where Quackenbush said it was his dream to form a tag team with Liger called Thunder & Lightning.

[Gunslinger]

Ring of Victory Battlefield
episode 102:
The Heartbreak Express vs. The Young Bucks:
The Young Bucks were on fire and never let the Express build any momentum. The Bucks scored the victory with More Bang for Your Buck.

Claudio Castagnoli vs. Eddie Kingston:
Although Kingston showed remarkable toughness, Castagnoli was not to be denied. He scored the win with the Ricola bomb.

Tyler Black vs. Chris Hero:
Black and Hero fought a competitive match for the first ten minutes. Hero took the advantage and hit the Hero's Welcome. Black kicked out and regained momentum. Black hit the Phoenix Splash for a near fall. The match spilled out to the floor and Hero took control. He hit three more Hero's Welcomes but Black kicked out of all three. At a loss, Hero worked over Black a little longer before hitting the Hero Stomp for the win.

Former LAW Television champion and AWF Tag Team Double Crown champion was seen sitting a few rows from ringside. Announcers noted that he was Rick Rude's guest.

Al Snow vs. King Kong Bundy:
Snow started strong but Bundy's strength advantage proved to be too much. Bundy won with the Power Drop. After the match, Ultramantis Black berated Snow for the loss. Snow walked away from the ring area through the crowd.

Quackenbush, Liger, and Albright vs. Ultramantis Black, Delirious, and Crossbones - the fate of Al Snow and Head on the line:
The faces isolated Delirious in the early mintues and wore him down. Jushin Liger in particular was quite brutal. Delirious recovered enough to tag in Ultramantis Black. The faces made short work of Black. Brent Albright clamped on the crowbar. Delirious and Crossbones tried to make the save but were cut off. Ultramantis looked as if he'd reach the ropes but Al Snow hit him with Head, enabling Albright to apply more pressure and get the win. As a result of the stipulation, Al Snow and Head are no longer part of the Order of the Neo Solar Temple!

Rick Rude (with Johnny Fairplay) vs. Bryan Danielson - RoV Grand Championship:
Danielson attacked Rude rather than locking up with him, battering him with suplexes and scoring a near fall with the diving headbutt. Rude got to his feet, only to be knocked back down with the Yakuza kick. Danielson clamped on the Triangle Choke but Rude made it to the ropes. Danielson knocked Rude down and clamped on the Triangle choke a second time but Rude got to the ropes. Danielson dragged Rude to the center of the ring and clamped on Cattle Mutilation! Fairplay distracted the referee as Rude tapped out. Danielson went after Fairplay, enabling Rude to recover and hit the Rude Awakening for the three count, his ninth successful title defense, making him the second most prolific RoV Grand Champion of all time.

As the crowd booed, Rude got on the mic and invited Curt Hennig down to ringside. Hennig entered the ring, shaking his head. Rude asked Hennig was the problem was. Hennig looked Rude in the eye and slapped him across the face. A stunned Rude looked on as Hennig left the ring without saying a word as the show went off the air.

next week:

• Claudio Castagnoli vs. Chris Hero - #1 contenders match
  
• Al Snow vs. Ultramantis Black - Hardcore Match
  
• Jimmy Jacobs and Brodie Lee defend the RoV Tag Team titles against the Young Bucks
  
• Jim Londos vs. Ted DiBiase - Texas Death Match
  

[crimsoncross]

Rude is looking really strong in RoV and this was another excellent event...

[Gunslinger]

Danielson will get him in the rematch. He manhandled Rude for 95% of the match. In the mean time, next week will start an angle I've had in mind since Rude first won the belt.

[jasonjaconetti]

Looking like a rematch betweem Danielson and Rude will need to have a remaych sans managers

[Spider Kid]

Can't wait to see the main event with Rude. Claudio is going to take Chris, I do believe, or hope anyway.