The Wrestling Clinic

Lost · 03-05-2009, 02:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Rob
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Damn, commentators, I aught to fire Him. This is live television for Christ's sake.

Haha I lol.

As I said in my last post (Its gone
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), I love the directions of your storylines and the plotwise you can really build a fued, but yeah, watch out for the "botches" as ken put it, sometimes there not noticeable, other times they are, good ol proof read fixes everything (Although I should follow my own advice... haha).

Juggernaut match sounds awesome to
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RobyD · 03-05-2009, 05:04 PM

LOADS OF NEWS FOR TWC

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(kayfabe site)

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Quick Results
D'Lo Brown & Elijah Burke def. Eugene Dinsmore & Val Venis
Sabu def. Ken Doane
X-Pac & Justin Credible def. The Basham Brothers
Rob Van Dam def. Shannon Moore

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Preview for Week 4
La Resistance vs. Cade & Murdoch

At Wrestelution we already have a Triple Threat Tag Team Match with the tying teams from the Round Robin over the course of three weeks. La Resistance will take on Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch to decide who will join the three.

Eugene vs. Val Venis

Last week the image of a lovable smiling Eugene was crashed straight into the wall in favor for a much more vindictive person when he abandoned his Tag Team Partner Val Venis. What's going on with Eugene? Is this a condition to his disabilities, or something much, much bigger? find out next week!

Sabu vs. Paul London

As Wrestlelution draws nearer, it has been made clear that either Paul London, Sabu or Rob Van Dam will be the first ever TWC World Heavyweight Champion. These two will face off in a preview of sorts. Can Paul London prove himself again? Or will the Homicidal, Suicidal, Genocidal Death Defying Maniac Sabu prove to be too much for the young upstart?

Also, with Ken Doane out of the World Title picture and the Tag and Hyred Titles already having claims staked, where does he lie? What about Shannon Moore? What exactly is a King 3 Match and the Hybred Championship?

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Updated Wrestelution Card
TWC World Tag Titles: The Bashams vs. The Highlanders vs. X-Pac & Justin Credible vs. La Resistance OR Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch
TWC Hybred Title: [3 Kings Match] Elijah Burke vs. D'Lo Brown vs. Chris Masters
Sonjay Dutt vs. Petey Williams
TWC World Heavyweight Title: Rob Van Dam vs. Sabu vs. Paul London

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(rumors/spoilers/news site)

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As an update to two HUGE superstars who were on the first two broadcasts of TWC, respectively, Bobby Lashley and Christian Cage are both gone. Bobby Lashley was scheduled for short term due to his MMA Committments and was brought in strictly to put Paul London over. Christian Cage, on the other hand, was planned to be something like 3 Months before he went to the WWE. He was supposed to hold the Title for about two months before dropping it. Plans change though, and we got Christian putting over Paul London, which helps TWC's cause even more.

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Paul Heyman, Eric Bischoff and Mike Adamle's positions are all temporary. Heyman and Bischoff won't be on television in coming weeks at all as they'll be sitting backstage with RobyD writing. Mike Adamle will most likely have some television role whether it be continuing interviews or moving to the booth or something else. He'll most likely be on the booth or as ring announcer since TWC is contacting Robbie Dawber to do interviews. There has also been talks about bringing Schiovani to the booth but nothing serious. Armando Estrada is being considered as a manager as well. You can expect at least two new non-wrestlers to appear on the programming.

RobyD · 03-13-2009, 03:06 AM

A video package that now looks complete is shown. "It's my Life" by Bon Jovi is playing the background as usual. A camera flys over the crowd and they go wild chanting. It shows several peoples signs supporting The Wrestling Clinic. The music fades into Sabu's theme song, who plays to the crowd and points upward. The crowd is hot to begin with, so they are very big on Sabu. London also gets a big reaction, but Sabu's is easily a lot bigger.

Paul Heyman: "Ladies and gentleman, welcome to The Wrestling Clinic LIVE! And what a show we have for you tonight. Over the last week, Paul London challenged Sabu, telling him that he'd take out the third former World Champion in a row. Not to mention, Rob Van Dam taking on Shannon Moore, and what athletic contest that will be and both of these are on top of a match to amend the Tag Title match this next PPV!"
Eric Bischoff: "A lot of great things happening tonight Paul, and with that said, we have some good news and some bad news."
Paul Heyman: "Okay, and then I'll clue them in on our news."
Eric Bischoff: "Bad news is that this is my last night as a commentator.....but the great news is that this is Paul's last night too!"
Paul Heyman: ".....that was almost my news?"
Eric Bischoff: "But better said, huh?"

Sabu vs. Paul London

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The two start out pacing the ring. They come to a very quick stop and run straight at each other and both send a punch to each other's faces at the same time, hitting the match simutaneously. They both get back up and start trading punches, with Paul London getting the better of it. London Irish Whips Sabu and tries to catch him with some jumping Ariel move but Sabu jumps and catches him in the air with a high Drop Kick. London gets up and tumbles into the Turnbuckle as Sabu Air Sabus' straight into him. Sabu dominates with high risk moves like these in the beginning, hitting several variation of the Leg Drop from different places in the ring. London turns the match around when Sabu tries for an Arabian Facebuster very early, but London is able to trip his legs in the air, causing him to crash into the match very hard on his shoulders. London then works on him from there, but from the ground. Although it is groundwork, he is working fast pace, never holding in a submission lock for too long. London flows very fluintly from a Standing Side Headlock to a Shortarm Hammerlock, back into the Headlock and for a Drop Toe Hold, into a Headlock on the ground, moving into a Front Facelock and picking Sabu up, hitting a very high elevated Suplex at one point in the match. This iseasily the moment that the crowd liked the most, with constant change in motion. The complexion of the match changes once again when London hits a Flying Leg Scissors followed by ajumping Hurricanrana. He tries for another Hurricanrana, but Sabu steps outside his own style and Powerbombs London. Sabu continues to work outside of his style, but now as a groundworker, much like London was doing. He is as flashy as London, perhaps, but he looked a lot more vicious, working on London's leg quite a big and stomping into the mat. Sabu finally hits another Air Sabu and tries to end the match but London is able to kick out, shocking the crowd as they go to their feet. Sabu picks London up and jumps for it again but London jumps and in mid air catches Sabu with a Hurricrana and finishes him with a 350 Splash for the win.

Paul Heyman: "My God, that had to be the best first 20 minutes of a show I have ever witnessed!"

The camera heads to the Titantron where we see two videos in a row. They are extended videos of the Petey Williams and Sonjay Dutt hypes. Williams' shows mostly the Canadian Destroyer where as Dutt's shows a variety of high risk moves. When they both end, the screen fades in and then out saying "Sonjay Dutt vs. Petey Williams THIS SUNDAY AT WRESTLELUSTION"

The camera blinks back to the ring, where now out in the ring is Val Venis with a microphone.

Val Venis: "Last week, my Tag Team partner, and a guy who I've enjoyed working with and even helping out over the past couple of years, Eugene, walked out on mean and watched me get beat down and pinned. Now, Eugene, I know you're not as capableas some of us, but when to take awat someone like the Big Valbowlski's livlihood and even his appeal to women....well...I think we all deserve and explination."

Eugene's music hits, but it isn't isn't a mix of WWE's "Child's Play" as usual. In fact, Eugene Dinsmore comes out to Danzig's "Mother". When he walks out, Eugene hair is shaved and he is wearing a full on suit. As Eugene walks, he isn't his normal happy-go-lucky self and is very serious and focused. As Eugene gets in the ring, he snatches the mic from Val Venis and soaks in the crowds roar of boos.

Dinsmore: "Val, let me clue you in on something........"

Eugene is talking in a normally pitched voice, rather than his normal raspy one.

Dinsmore: "I'm not uncapable. I'm not "special". Val, I'm not retarted. In fact, I consider myself to be an intellegent guy."

Venis looks confused and you can see him mouthing, "what?".

Dinsmore: "I was faking, and do you wanna know WHY I was faking Val? It's the same reason that you still come out here and strip even though you have been in an adult movie in twenty years. Hell, it's the same reason you still pretend like women are still into you.....it gets you money, and for a long time, doinh what I was doing got me money. The time is for me to be me, though. I just watched Paul London put on a wrestling clinic, all puns intended, with Sabu. And why? Because this is an environment where he can be himself, and it's going to take him places. Well I think that it's looking like that for me too."

The crowd is booing Dinsmore even heavier now, as he laughs.

Dinsmore: "By the way, Val, my name is Nick!"

Nick Dinsmore slaps Val Venis with his empty hand and leaves the ring as his music plays.

COMMERCIAL BREAK

When we return from the commercial break, La Resistance is already standing in the ring and Cade & Murdoch are making their ways out. The latter had a mild mixed reaction, where as Resistance had boos.

La Resistance vs. Lance Cade & Trevor Murdoch (Winner to Advance to the Tag Team Title Match at Wrestlution)

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Rob Conway start in the ring at a casual pace, trading offer blows to begin with, followed by trading slams. Cade is on the better end of the wrestling side of the match, as he gets the better of Conway continuously. The match turns around when Sylvan can get the tag. Cade stars out on top again, but Resistance is able to keep the flows of tags constant and limit Cade to his own corner. The slow the match down, keeping it on the ground with monotinous and methodic Headlocks. Finally Cade gets the hot tag to Murdoch, who lights up the ring. When Murdoch hits the Ace of Spades on Genier, Conway comes in with a chair and wacks both opposing men with it, giving Cade & Murdoch the win.

The assault continues after the match when La Resistance stomps Lance Cad & Trevor Murdoch. This goes on until The Highlanders comes down and starts brawling with La Resistance. Soon, X-Pac and Justin Credible follow, joining the brawl. Next out, a Murdoch and Cade return to their feet to join the fight, to do The Basham Brothers. This goes on for a couple seconds more before Tomko and Giant Bernard interrupt the fight with their own physical powers. FINALLY, RobyD's music hits and he comes to the entrance ramp with a microphone in hand.

RobyD: "Stop! Stop! Damn it, it's become clear to me that none of you can be contained. Not even guys who I just signed about half an hour ago. Well damn it, enough is enough. I want all twelve of you in an over the top man Battle Royal at Wrestlelution, and when two representing team members are left, you'll fight for the Tag Titles. You're all in, now get the hell out of my ring!"

In the back, Robbie Dawber is standing with all three, Elijah Burke, The Masterpiece and D'Lo Brown.

Robbie Dawber: "Alright, The Rob Goblin here, and I want the whole scoop as to what you three REALLY think about each other?"

Elijah Burke: "What we really feel? Well what I really feel about my friend D'Lo is that he is my way. As for Masterpiece, well, I don't think he can understand us much more than the guy we thought was Eugene"

D'Lo Brown: "Pretty much the same feeling. I get to wrestle my friend. I get to wrestle for a title. I get to wreste live on PPV....and I get to play with the monkey too...."

The Masterpiece: "HEY! I'm tired of everone thinking I'm some kind of idiot because I'm strong. I'll tell you what I bet neither of you two can spell....MUSCLE! M-U-S-S-L-E....MUSCLE!"

The Masterpiece laughs at himself a little bit, but then looks down in shame as Burke and Brown crack up and walk away.

Now in the arena, Shannon Moore is making his way to the ring, slapping the fans hands, getting ready to try and catch a rebound from losing in the Tournament.Van Dam's music hits and as usual, it is the pop of the night as they all chant "R-V-D" with him on the ramp and in the turnbuckle. Van Dam jumps off the the turnbuckle and stretches, awaiting the bell.

Rob Van Dam vs. Shannon Moore

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As the bell rings, they slowly pace. Van Dam stances himself closer to the bottom, almost looking at Moore's legs. Moore has a less experienced stance, mostly trying to simply follow Van Dam's direction. They lock up and Van Dam pushes Moore back, once again making his presence felt as the bigger man. They try for a test of strength, and as Van Dam gets the better of it, Moore kicks him in the gut and runs into the ropes, as he comes back though, he is caught by a Shoulder Block, followed by a standing backflip. Van Dam picks Moore up and stays on him, Monkey Flipping him right back down and following it up with a Rolling Thunder. Once again, Van Dam picks Moore up and slams him back down, this time, with a DVD, hits a Hollywood Star Press. Van Dam keeps up this up and down flow, tossing Moore's body around. It almost looks as if Moore is just going to be destroyed, but Van Dam continuously tries for pin attempts, but csn never get past 2. Van Dam finds himself getting ready for a Van Terminador on a Moore, who is positioned in the corner on the ground. He jumps off, but is because relevent Moore was playing possom as he catches Van Dam in the air and hits a Powerbomb, trying for the pin, but only a two count. Both men are down for a while. As they get up, Moore picks up a fast pace, pulling Van Dam into Arm Drag exchanges, Clotheline exchanges, Body Slam exchanges and finally into a trade of blows. Moore gets the better of the trade this time, as he backs Van Dam into the ropes and sends him off. Moore follows him, ducks below, then jumps over him and catches him with a Spinning Wheel Kick on the way back. It appears as if Van Dam can't match Moore's speed, even though it is the style in which Van Dam works. Moore hits the Mooregasm and tries for a pin, but only a two count. He tries for the same sequence again, and with the same results. Shocked and dismayed, Shannon Moore heads to the top Turnbuckle and tries to hit the Halo. It looks beautiful in the air, but Van Dam rolls out of the way and makes his way the the tope as well, hitting the 5 Star Frog Splash for the win.

Paul Heyman: "My God, that had to be the best last 20 minutes of a show I have ever witnessed!"

As Rob Van Dam is celebrating his win, taunting and posing for the crowd, Paul London hits the ring and the two begin to brawl through the ring as the show goes off air.

KenTheKiller · 03-13-2009, 04:35 PM

A very solid show. Two very good matches and some interesting segments too. The middle match was decent but not anything special.

I wonder who the next commentators will be.

Nick is pissed
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Val should get squashed, then fired.

RobyD · 03-15-2009, 12:25 AM

Wrestlution Card

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EXTRA MATCH - Shannon Moore vs. Ken Doane

The Wrestling Clinic World Tag Team Titles - The Basham Brothers (Banny & Doug Basham) vs. The Highlanders (Robbie & Rory McAllister) vs. The New Clique (X-Pac & Justin Crediblde) vs. La Resistance (Rob Conway & Sylvan Genier) vs. Giant Bernard & Tomko - This was originally supposed to be a Round Robin, with the prevailing team to be crowned as the first ever Tag Team Champions, but when the original three team tied and three more teams made their presents felt, an all out brawl boke down, leading to this 6 team match.

Nick Dinsmore vs. Val Venis - Two weeks ago, Eugene walked out on Venis in a Tag Match. A week later, after an explination, Dinsmore denounced the Eugene name in preference of "Nick" and explained that his years of acting unable were a lie. It became relavent to everyone that Nick Dinsmore and Val Venis were going to settle their disagreement of sorts at Wrestlelution when Dinsmore slapped Venis and walked away.

The Wrestling Clinic Hybrid Title - D'Lo Brown vs. The Masterpiece vs. Elijah Burke - After these three men were eliminated from the World Title Tournament they were still unsatisfied, leading to all three of them planning a match at Wrestlelution to prove themselves. RobyD made the match "that much more" important when he said it'd be for a new Title concept and will be fought in a new match concept. The Hybrid Title will is said that it will never be defended in the same match twice. As for the 3 Kings Match, every man in the match starts with 0 points. To gain a point you have to score a pinfall or submission, and likewise, if you are pinned or submitted you lose a point. Essentially, you need two points to win. There are no eliminations, so decisions can be scored over and over again.

Petey Williams vs. Sonjay Dutt - These two have been hyped up for weeks now, as their videos would often follow each others, competing for air time to demonstrate who was going to be the better debut. At Wrestelution, simply put, one man will walk out undefeated and the other will walk out with absolutely zero victories under his belt.

The Wresling Clinic World Heavyweight Title - Sabu vs. Paul London vs. Rob Van Dam - After a long a grueling tournament, we have three men standing to determine the first ever TWC World Heavyweight Champion. Interviews with all three show that each men is confident in a victory. Right now, odds are looking at Paul London and Rob Van Dam as they both scored victories last week, although London's was over Sabu. It seems as though heat has picked up more over London and Van Dam than Sabu as the two fought to end the show. Sabu may be the unknown entity though, as the other two are more focused on each other, Sabu could take advantage.

Predictions?

God · 03-15-2009, 08:33 AM

Shannon Moore vs. Ken Doane

The Basham Brothers (Banny & Doug Basham) vs. The Highlanders (Robbie & Rory McAllister) vs. The New Clique (X-Pac & Justin Crediblde) vs. La Resistance (Rob Conway & Sylvan Genier) vs. Giant Bernard & Tomko

Nick Dinsmore vs. Val Venis

D'Lo Brown vs. The Masterpiece vs. Elijah Burke

Petey Williams vs. Sonjay Dutt

Sabu vs. Paul London vs. Rob Van Dam

RobyD · 03-16-2009, 02:11 AM

If you aren't fimilar with Robbie Dawber, here is a little highlight video of him:

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-After the PPV, Dutt, Tomko and Bernard's profiles will all be added to the roster pages.

-Speaking of the roster page, win/loss records have been added. Ties will not be kept track of.

-After Wrestlution, expect several releases from the company.

(the show should be up tomorow)

KenTheKiller · 03-16-2009, 12:02 PM

Shannon Moore vs. Ken Doane

The Basham Brothers (Banny & Doug Basham) vs. The Highlanders (Robbie & Rory McAllister) vs. The New Clique (X-Pac & Justin Crediblde) vs. La Resistance (Rob Conway & Sylvan Genier) vs. Giant Bernard & Tomko

Nick Dinsmore vs. Val Venis

D'Lo Brown vs. The Masterpiece vs. Elijah Burke

Petey Williams vs. Sonjay Dutt

Sabu vs. Paul London vs. Rob Van Dam

RobyD · 03-26-2009, 12:57 AM

The Wrestling Clinic: Wrestlelution

Fire works explode in the arena and a very detailed and long video goes off, highlighting the feuds and drama over the past month, as well as simply awesome moments. The song "Headstrong" by Trapt plays through at the same time. The spider cam now crawls over the arena, showing the fans excitement. Finally the camera goes to the commentary booth, where we see our new and permanent commentators for The Wrestling Clinic.

Scott Hudson - "Ladies and gentlmen, it's been a long time, no doubt, but this is a business I love very dearly, and I just couldn't stay away. Scott hudson alongside with Scott Levy, or the man that you guys know as Raven."
Scott Levy - "Thank you, Scott. It's good to be here, and this is a whole new aspect of the business for me, it's a pleasure sitting next to you, one of the legends of the voice Scott, hopefully you can teach me athing or two."
Scott Hudson - "First lesson is to enjoy the show in which you call, and with that segway made available, ladiesand gentlemen, this is sure to be phenominal. Sit back, relax and enjoy!"
Scott Levy - "Just as long as NO ONE ever refers to us as Scott squared!"
Scott Hudson - "That's a deal!"

Ken Doane vs. Shannon Moore

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Ken Doane and Shannon Moore lock up and Doane snaps in a Standing Side Headlock to start. Moore backs Doane into the ropes and shootshim off. As Doane returns, he hits a huge Shoulder Block, sending Moore flying. Doane runs into the ropes and tries to jump over a fallen Moore, but Moore catches Doane's legs, taking him to the ground and moves right into a Headlock on the ground. As the two get back up to their feet, still in the Headlock, Kenny Dykstra tries to lift Moore into theair but Moore comes back down with a Side Headlock Takedown, holding the move in. The two make their way back to their feet again, jockeying for position. Doane backs Moore into the ropes, chopping his chest. Doane lifts Moore to the top of the Turnbuckle, but as he tries to follow it up, he is punched out of the control position. Moore then jumps off and catches Doane with a Hurricanrana. Doane takes a huge hit, then pops back off the ground and Moore clothelines him over the ropes. Moore jumps over the ropes and catches Doane with a huge Cross Body. Moore tosses Doane back into the ring, but as Moore tries to get in and join him, Doane is ready. Doane kicks Moore in the gut, hits a Clubby Blow to his back, sending him to his knees. Doane then jumps up and hits a Leg Drop to the back of Moore's neck. He goes for a pin, but only a 2 count. Doane stands to his feet and starts stomping him before picking him up and taking him back down with a Neckbreaker and trying for the cover again. Only a two, and Doane moves to a Bow and Arrow Hold. Moore starts working his way to his feet, but Doane Bulldogs him right back down, jumping up for another High Leg Drop. Doane triesfor acover, but only a two. Doane picks Moore up and tosses him into the corner, then tanging him in the Tree of Woe, using his foot to choke him. The ref backs Doane out and Doane complies, just to move right back in with a kick to the gut and Moore falls back out. Doane picks Moore up, but Moore starts fighting back. The two trade off punches, with Doane getting the better of it. Doane his the ropes, but is caught with a Back Body Drop as he coems back. Doane returns to his feet and runs at Moore again with a Clotheline. moore ducks, turns around and catches Doane with an Enzeguiri. Doane barely makes it back to his feet when Moore runs and jumps over him, hitting the Mooregasm for the 1-2-3, giving Shannon Moore the win.

Val Venis vs. Nick Dinsmore

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The two step into a Collar & Elbow Lock Up, first thing as the bell rings. Dinsmore, though, kicks Venis in the gut, so no real TOS is struggled. From there he Snapmares him and applies a Sleeper Hold. Dinsmore breaks the Sleeper, stands back to his feet and hits a Spinal Tap on Venis. Venis, holding his back, makes his way to his feet. Nick Dinsmore stalks him and catches him with a Bridging Northern Lights Suplex, but only a 2 count. He followes it with a Fishermans Suplex and begins to stalk Val Venis again. This time, as Venis recovers, Dinsmore grabs the arm and locks in the Crossface. Venis taps, giving Dinsmore the win.

Petey Williams vs. Sonjay Dutt

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The two go to Lock Up, but Petey Williams ducks the arm and go to the back of Dutt. Dutt ducks the arm and goes backwards, locking in a Collar & Elbow Tie Up, then flowing into a Side Headlock and a Headlock Takedown. Williams locks in the Headvice, gaining the advantage. Dutt, however, stands and while still holding the legs, steps over and locks in a modified Boston Crab. Williams rolls through the Legs of Dutt, though, and locks the vice back in. He continues the punishment by throwing several punches to the face of Dutt. This continues until Williams follows up by twisting his body to hit a Leg Scissors. They both get to their feet and trade off Arm Drags. Back to their feet again, Williams tries for a Clotheline but Dutt grabs the Arm and locks in an Arm Wringer. Williams rolls, Kip Ups, Elbows Dutt in the face and runsinto the ropes. Hecomes back hitting a Shoulder Block. Williams runs to the ropes again and this time Dutt follows. Dutt hits the mat and Williams as to hop over him. Coming off the other rope, Williams ducks as Dutt Leapfrogs over him. Dutt goes down for a Monkey Flip, but Williams grabs his legs and Springboards him up. Dutt grabs Williams head in the air and comes down hitting a Bulldog. Dutt goes for the cover, but only a 2 count. He picks Williams up and runs to the ropes, only to be caught with a Spinning Kick to the gut when he returns. Williams follows it up with a Jaw Jammer and a Spinning Wheel Kick. Dutt recovers and Williams tries to catch him with a Hip Toss but dutt won't budge. Dutt turns around so he has the leverage and hits a Hip Toss of his own. As Williams rolls over to his gut, Dutt hits a rolling Senton followed up by a Backflip as Williams lays on his back once more. Dutt pins Williams for the 1...2...only a two count. Dutt starts throwing punches to the face of Williams and as he gets up, Williams throws them back. The two continue to now go back and forth at full speed. As Williams picks up speed and gets the better of the trade off, Dutt ducks a punch andheads into the ropes, hitting a Drop kick to the foot of Williams, sending him to the ground. Dutt comes off the ropes again, but this time Williams recovers and kicks Dutt in the gut, hitting a Canadian Destroyet for the 1....2...3!!!!!! And Petey Williams picks up the win.

The Wrestling Clinic World Tag Team Titles: The Bashams vs. The New Klique vs. The Highlanders vs. La Resistance vs. Cade & Murdoch vs. Tomko & Bernard: Battle Royal [Recap]

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As the Battle Royale starts, all hell breaks loose and it looks like a gang fight in the ring. Very, very quickly The Highlanders are eliminated by Tomko and Bernard. After more chaos in the ring, Tomko and Giant Bernard eliminate The New Clique of X-Pac and Justin Credible. Now as the carnage is limited, La Resistance fight The Basham Brothers and Tomko & Bernard fight Cade & Murdoch. Tomko & Bernard are mostly dominate whereas Resistance/Bashams are pretty back and forth. Eventually Bernard & Tomko finally decide to eliminate Cade & Murdoch. La Resistance and The Bashams then turn their attention to Giant Bernard, all of them eliminating him at once despite Tomko trying to stop them. Tomko is then beat down next. La Resistance and The Bashams continue fighting, with Rene Dupree eliminating Doug Basham but Danny Basham following up by eliminating Rene Dupree, who is looking outside over the ropes. Tomko recovers and eliminates Rob Conway by booting him over the ropes. Tomko and Danny Basham now starts fighting, with Tomko dominating. Tomko tries to toss Danny over the ropes, but he holds on to the apron, barely staying in the back. As Tomko tries to use his boot to push Danny Basham out. As he's doing this, Doug Basham slides in the ring and Danny Basham slips out unnoticed. Doug Basham Dropkicks Tomko out of the ring to get The The Basham Brothers the win.

Scott Hudson - "Scott, I know I'm supposed to be the play-by-play, but you are a master of unique conepts when it comes to wrestling. Break this matchdown for us/"
Scott Levy - "Well basically you have three men in the ring, of course. You want two "points", and the only way to get a point is by pinning, submitting or otherwise scoring a decision on your opponent. If you are the one who is pinned or submitted then you lose a point. Point exchanges can go on as much as possible, given that no man hits two. No eliminations!"

The Wrestling Clinic Hyrid Championship: Elijah Burke vs. D'Lo Brown vs. The Materpiece

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The match starts with Burke and D'Lo shaking hands and pacing each other, measuring each other up, as The Masterpiece tries to get the other two's attention. Neither is interested. Burke and D'Lo work the ground at a methodical pace for a little bit, but nothing to spectatularly technical. The Masterpiece for the most part is standing in the background, but getting offense in whenever he can. Eventually the two get fed up with him and together take him out, hitting a couple of "Double-moves" together. They move back to each other, where the methodical pace speeds up, but once again, nothing too amazing like the X-Division speed. They trade off pins and Submissions several times. Burke gets the first score, pinning after an Elijah Express. This is later traded for D'Lo pinning after a Lo Down. Burke makes D'Lo tap further down, after working on the arm and locking in a Scissored Armbar. D'Lo once again counters this decision with a Sky High, for the spin. After the two both hit a very hard Double Clotheline on each other, andseem motionless, The Masterpiece sneaks in and pins them both at the same time, for the win.

The Wrestling Clinic World Heavyweight Championship: 3 King Match: Rob Van Dam vs. Sabu vs. Paul London

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As the bell rings, the three all meet in the middle of the ring, sizing each other up. Paul London throws the first punch, knocking Sabu down. Rob Van Dam then throws a punch to knock down London. Sabu recovers in the midst of this and throws a punch to knock down Van Dam. All three men return to their feet and stare at each other again. They head into a Triple Collar & Elbow Tie Up, with no man getting the strength advantage. They break the hold and back up, then moving to the Test of Strength. London is straining, as he is the smallest man. Sabu is straining less, but Van Dam has the obvious advantage. As they are at a stand still, Van Dam uses his foot to sweep London from his legs and Arm Drag Sabu. Van Dam follows it up with a Spinning Leg Drop on Sabu. Paul London tries to pin Sabu as Van Dam rolls away, but only for a 2 count. Van Dam picks London up and throws a flurry of punches at him, then Irish Whipping him off the ropes. London hits the mat and Vam Dam backflips over him. Van Dam jumps to London's shoulders and Hurricanranas him. London returns to his feet and jumps to Van Dam's shoulders and Hurricanranas him. Both men are back to their feet, but Van Dam takes an Armdrag. He recovers and catches London with an Armdrag, following it up with a Clotheline. London returns and catches Van Dam with a Clotheline. Van Dam returns, and they both hit a Clotheline at the same time. The ref begins the 10 count. Sabu then jumps off the top Turnbuckle and hits a Leg Drop on Rob Van Dam and tries for the cover but only a two. Sabu gets up and Springboards off the ropes, hitting a Legdrop, this time on Paul London and tries for the pin, but only a 2 count. As Sabu unmounts London, Van Dam cartwheels, and then Backflips onto him and tries for the pin, but only a 2. Van Dam grabs Sabu and throws him off the ropes, trying for a Spinning Clotheline using his Leg, but Sabu ducks and Dropkicks his legs, sending him to his knees. From there, Sabu hits a Standing Arabian Facebuster. Before Sabu can go for the pin, London picks him up and backs him into the Turnbuckle. After throwing a few punches, he tries to throw him into the opposing Turnbuckle, but Sabu turns it around. When London hits the Turnbuckle, Sabu jumps and hits an Air Sabu. Van Dam is recovering as this ishappening, but Sabu runs and hits a Spinning Wheel Kick, taking him down. Sabu now tries for a pin, but alas, only a two count. Sabu picks Van Dam up again and Snapmares him back down, then drop kicking him in the back. He follows it up with a Chin Lock. Paul London, after a couple seconds of Van Dam being in the lock, puts Sabu in the Chin Lock. With the crowd getting behind him, Van Dam makes his way to his feet, as do the other two. As Van Dam throws an Elbow to Sabu's gut, Sabu throws one to London's gut at the same time. When Van Dam tries to continue his lead by running into the ropes, Sabu and Paul London together Flapjack him up, and then start trading punches. Sabu picks London up and while stepping out of his element, Body Slams London. London stands, ut only to his knees. By this time, Sabu is on the second Turnbuckle, and jumps off, trying for is Arabian Facebuster, but London sweeps his legs and almost simutaneously, hits a Standing Shooting Star Press. He then goes to the top Turnbuckle and jumps off, hitting a 350 Splash. Paul London popss off of Sabu from the impact, and as he does, Van Dam jumps off the top Turbuckle and hits a Five Star Frog Splash, for the 1-2-3, giving Rob Van Dam the win to become the first ever TWC World Heavyweight Champion!

Sorry that this took so long and that the Tag and Hybrid matches are half ass. I've been swomped with work. But here you go.

Internet God · 03-27-2009, 09:38 AM

Glad that RVD is the champion although it woulda been sweet to see Sabu pick up the win and win the championship. Overall solid show.

You should maybe try and add some color coding to it as well as more detailed stuff like after the matches do what I do and put stuff like "Winner and NEW Champion, RVD" or something like that. Know what I mean ? Color coding would make it all a little bit easier to read.

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