MAWL: FREQUENCY OF THE DAMNED PRESENTS TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME


LIVE – JULY 30 | ACCOR STADIUM | SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
Wrestlers Walk ins with commentary

[Scene: The TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME logo pulses on the big screen in the arena, backed by a sweeping cinematic montage. “Great Southern Land” by Icehouse plays softly in the background. The camera fades into a montage of wrestlers arriving earlier in the day. Commentary begins to speak over the top, playing for the live crowd and on broadcast.]

🎙Jackson Creed:
“Welcome everyone to TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME — live from beautiful Australia — and what a night it’s shaping up to be! Earlier today, the stars of MAWL arrived for what could be the most defining night in our calendar. And right there — listen to this reaction — it's LYNX.”

[🎥 Camera shows Lynx walking through the parking lot entrance, duffel bag slung over his shoulder. The crowd erupts.]

🎙Lenny Cruz:
“Man, listen to that pop! Lynx has become something special, Jackson. Heart, fire, and unshakable resolve. But tonight? He’s not just walking in — he’s walking into war with RADE.”

🎙Sinclair DeVille:
“And he’s walking out with a stretcher and a neck brace, if there’s any justice. Look who’s next.”

[🎥 Camera cuts to RADE’s ominous entrance: slow, deliberate steps. He wears his blood-smile metal mask, towering and silent. The crowd boos thunderously.]

🎙Jackson Creed:
“RADE. The Bump in the Night. The Blood Collector. Whatever you want to call him, he’s a terrifying force — and Lynx will have to survive him in a Last Man Standing match tonight.”

🎙Lenny Cruz:
“I just hope he walks out of it.”

[🎥 Cut to: The MAWLiwood Blondes strut through the loading dock, posing for invisible cameras. Loud boos.]

🎙Sinclair DeVille:
“Now this is how you make an entrance. The glamour, the attitude, the obvious star power. I’m calling it now — your first Signal Tag Team Champions: The MAWLiwood Blondes.”

[🎥 Cut to: BIRDS OF PLAY — Petey Peacock, Paulie Parrot, and Pen Gwen — walking with synchronized struts, their colorful ring gear catching the sun. Crowd cheers.]

🎙Lenny Cruz:
“Don’t count out Birds of Play, Sinclair. Petey, Paulie, and Pen Gwen have been soaring on FREQUENCY — and tonight, they might just drop the Egg Drop and take home those titles!”

🎙Jackson Creed:
“Two teams, one dream — to hold the first-ever Signal Tag Team Titles. That match is gonna fly, literally and figuratively.”

[🎥 Three-way split screen: Wildfire walking confidently, JP Spears nodding to fans, Jay The Joker strutting with a manic grin. Mixed reactions — JP gets the biggest cheer.]

🎙Jackson Creed:
“Three athletes. One Ether Championship. Wildfire. Jay The Joker. And JP Spears — who’s become a bit of a dark horse favorite tonight.”

🎙Lenny Cruz:
“Wildfire’s a phenom, Jay’s unpredictable, but JP? JP’s earned his way here. One of these three will leave with gold wrapped around their waist.”

🎙Sinclair DeVille:
“Or wrapped around their neck if Jay gets his way. That guy creeps me out.”

[🎥 Camera shifts to IVAN VOLKOV marching toward the venue with Viktor Dragovich limping behind him in a neck brace. The crowd boos again.]

🎙Jackson Creed:
“And there he is — the challenger for the Infernal Crown. Ivan Volkov. Unapologetic. Dangerous. Ruthless.”

🎙Sinclair DeVille:
“And undeniable. Look at him, Creed. You think tonight ends with confetti for the hometown hero? Nah. It ends with Volkov holding the crown above his head.”

🎙Lenny Cruz:
“Well then he better get through this man first.”

[🎥 Cut to final shot — huge pop from the live crowd — as BALOR WOLFE arrives flanked by EROS, ZAGREUS, and the Edge Runners. Radio Silence together. Balor breathes deep, soaking in the atmosphere.]

🎙Jackson Creed:
“The roof just came off this place! The champion. The hometown boy. The face of Radio Silence. BALOR WOLFE. And he is not walking alone.”

🎙Lenny Cruz:
“Eros. Zagreus. The Edge Runners. Family. Tonight, Balor steps into the fire of the Infernal Crown — not just for himself, but for this crowd… for this country.”

🎙Sinclair DeVille:
“Home field advantage only counts if you survive the storm. Volkov is that storm. But I’ll admit it — the champ looks focused.”

🎙Jackson Creed:
“Australia’s own defends the Infernal Crown in his hometown… in our main event. Ladies and gentlemen, this is TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME.”

[🎥 Final shot: TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME logo flares across the screen as “Great Southern Land” hits its final chorus. The arena crowd roars.]



🎞️ MAWL OPENING VIDEO PACKAGE – TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME

🎵 MUSIC: "Great Southern Land" by Icehouse begins (soft, haunting instrumental opening)
[VISUAL: Aerial shots of Australia — red deserts, deep green bushlands, turquoise coastlines]

🎙️ALASTOR (Voiceover, smooth and charismatic):
"Australia. What a wonderful... and beautiful country!"

[VISUAL: Waves crashing along white beaches. Rolling eucalyptus forests. Red-dirt roads winding through the outback.]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"Truly... a one-of-one place to be. However..."

[VISUAL: Quick cuts to deadly creatures — a huntsman spider crawling over a boot, a brown snake coiled in dry grass, a great white fin breaking the surface.]

🎙️ALASTOR (tone darker, amused):
"Some of the deadliest animals in the world... but tonight... the deadliest are going to be inside a twenty-by-twenty ring."

[VISUAL: Quick montage of MAWL action — suplexes, dives, chair shots, fire — chaotic and gritty.]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"Maybe a man on a revenge mission is the deadliest..."

[VISUAL: Slow-motion — LYNX hitting forearms, roaring, blood on his cheek.]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"Or maybe a monster who loves chaos. Haha... I can respect that."

[VISUAL: RADE ambushing Lynx on the ramp, smashing his head into the barricade, walking away like nothing happened.]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"Or maybe these two... jealousy-driven and clawing for the spotlight."

[VISUAL: Luciano pulling Elijah's leg to cost him a win. Elijah returning the favor with a steel chair shot. The two locking eyes after.]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"Or maybe... it’s two boys from Hollywood."

[VISUAL: The MAWLiwood Blondes flexing, camera flashes surrounding them, one of them mouthing ‘We are the show.’]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"Or... some colorful birds from Brazil."

[VISUAL: Birds of Play — Petey Peacock, Paulie Parrot, and Pen Gwen — strutting through streamers and feathers, high-fiving fans.]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"Could it be one of three... all craving to be the first?"

[VISUAL: Wildfire walking through flames. Jay the Joker cartwheeling with a manic grin. JP Spears shadowboxing under arena lights.]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"Good chance it's a titan... behind enemy lines."

[VISUAL: Ivan Volkov smashing a lead pipe into Balor Wolfe’s spine backstage, emotionless. Vik watching silently in the background.]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"But my bet? The hometown boy done good... playing in a home game."

[VISUAL: Balor Wolfe screaming after hitting Lights Out on Vik. Eros cheering behind him. The crowd rising.]

🎙️ALASTOR (quietly, almost fond):
"Either one could be as deadly... as this place."

[VISUAL: Wide aerial shot of Sydney. Accor Stadium in full view as the camera slowly rises above it.]

 

🎙️ALASTOR (savoring it):
"Ah... I do love a chaotic place like this."

[VISUAL: Thunder rolling over the Blue Mountains. Aerial pullback from the continent itself, fading to black.]

🎙️NORMAL VOICEOVER (Epic, booming):
"Maniacal Action Wrestling League..."

[VISUAL: MAWL logo slams onto the screen in red and chrome.]

🎙️NORMAL VOICEOVER:
"And FREQUENCY OF THE DAMNED present..."

[VISUAL: FREQUENCY OF THE DAMNED logo rises from smoke and static, pulsing.]

[VISUAL SEQUENCE: Lightning cracks across a black sky. Flames rise through dry bush. Ocean waves batter cliffs. A drone shot glides toward the Sydney Opera House... in front of it, glowing across the bridge behind...]

“TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME”

(The text slams down over the Opera House as fireworks subtly flicker in the background.)

🎙️NORMAL VOICEOVER (final line):
"TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME."

[🎥 CUT TO ARENA — LIVE. Massive pyro explodes from the stage. Lights flash. “Great Southern Land” plays in full volume through the arena as the camera pans the sold-out crowd going absolutely wild.]

 

🎙️JACKSON CREED (LIVE, over the noise):
"LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, WELCOME TO AUSTRALIA… WELCOME TO ACCOR STADIUM… AND WELCOME TO TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME!"

[🎥 Just as the music hits its last note — BOOM — the lights go out. Music stops. The crowd is buzzing, electric with anticipation.]


Alastor Welcome the crowd to Transmission dreamtime

[🎥 Lights go OUT. The arena hums with anticipation after Jackson’s welcome. Silence…]

🎵 MUSIC HITS: "Daisies" by Black Gryph0n & Baasik
(The opening synth pulses hit and the crowd explodes in cheers.)

[🎥 Lights SNAP BACK ON, now in bright, flashing rhythmic patterns matching the beat — signaling exactly one thing: Alastor is here.]

🎙️Jackson Creed (under the pop):
"Oh my—wait a second!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"He’s here! The Radio Demon himself!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille (smugly):
"Of course he is. You think we kick off Dreamtime without him?"

[🎥 Alastor steps out onto the stage in full Radio Demon attire — gleaming red coat, bowtie, cane mic in hand. The crowd sings along with Daisies, louder than the music itself.]

🎵 Crowd (singing):
"You can call me crazy, but I’m not the only one..."

[🎥 Alastor twirls his cane and gives an exaggerated bow. He lifts a hand to the audience, waving playfully as if to say, “Oh stop it, you guys,” while clearly soaking in the adoration. He pretends to hush them, but the cheers and chants only grow louder.]

🎵 Crowd (chanting):
"RA-DI-O DE-MON! clap clap clapclapclap
RA-DI-O DE-MON!"

[🎥 He chuckles softly, tilting his head, then brings the mic-cane to his lips with theatrical flair.]

🎙️ALASTOR (projecting, rich with amusement):
"Ladies... Gentlemen... and everyone in between..."

[🎥 He pauses, lets the moment breathe — then slowly spreads his arms wide.]

🎙️ALASTOR:
"Welcome to..."
[He leans in closer — whispers the name with a wicked grin:]
"TRANSMISSION..."
[Suddenly throws his head back, shouts:]
"...DREAMTIME! Hahahahaha!"

[🎥 The crowd roars. Pyro flashes again on the sides of the ramp in time with the beat.]

🎵 MUSIC RETURNS: "Great Southern Land" (instrumental reprise)
(It swells gently as Alastor gives one last mocking bow and turns to exit.)

[🎥 As he strolls backstage, his laughter trails off behind him. The screen briefly flashes the TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME logo again.]

[🎥 Back to the ring — Jackson Creed, Lenny Cruz, and Sinclair DeVille are now seated at commentary.]

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"We’ve got legends, monsters, and mayhem tonight, folks — and after that welcome from Alastor? You know chaos is coming."

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"Every match tonight has stakes. Every match tonight has history. Let’s make it count!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"Let’s enjoy it. And maybe… let’s watch a few dreams get shattered."

[🎥 Camera cuts to the ring — ready for the first match.]


 Opening MatchDEAD AIR CHAMPIONSHIP – 20-Person Battle Royal

[🎥 CUT TO RING: The camera swoops dramatically across the crowd, settling on the squared circle. Inside stands Ring Announcer – Astrid Vale, absolutely radiant in a reimagined version of her signature attire: sleek, glittering black base with green and gold accents, a nod to Australia — gold trim on her boots, emerald shimmer through her gloves and bodice. The crowd gives her a warm reception.]**

[🔔 The bell rings once, crisp and clean. The crowd hushes in anticipation. Astrid raises the mic with practiced poise.]

🎙️Astrid Vale (clearly, proudly):
"Ladies and gentlemen… the following contest is your opening match of TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME!"

[🎥 Crowd cheers loud, banners waving, fans rising to their feet.]

🎙️Astrid Vale (with rising flair):
"It is a 20-person OVER-THE-TOP-ROPE BATTLE ROYAL!"
(pop)
"The final TWO competitors remaining will go on to face each other… to crown the inaugural..."
(dramatic pause — crowd buzzes)
"DEAD AIR CHAMPION!"

[🎥 Massive cheer from the crowd — a few gasps, chants starting up in sections of the stadium. “DEAD AIR! DEAD AIR!”]

🎙️Lenny Cruz (from commentary):
"OHHH baby! We’re opening with chaos! Twenty competitors — but only two walk out with a shot at immortality."

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"This title’s cursed already, and it doesn’t even have a holder. I love it."

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"It’s sudden death. It’s unpredictability. It’s Dead Air. And it all starts right now!"

[🎥 Camera cuts to the ramp as the first competitor’s entrance theme hits and the crowd erupts again.]

🔔 DING DING DING!

🎙️Jackson Creed (firm, hyped):
“And we are underway! Twenty competitors — only TWO will survive for a shot at becoming the very first Dead Air Champion later tonight!”

🎥 ALL THREE MEMBERS OF MAMA (Patrick Riot, Xander Marks, Senator Sherwood) IMMEDIATELY CHARGE POWER PLAY

🎙️Lenny Cruz (yelling):
“MAMA ain’t wasting time—look at ‘em go!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“Run straight into the lion’s den. Genius.”

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“OH! HARD BALL AND DODGEBALL DROP DOWN AND PULL THE TOP ROPE!”

[🎥 Patrick Riot, Xander Marks, and Senator Sherwood go tumbling over the ropes in a heap — eliminated instantly.]

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“All THREE members of MAMA just got sent flying over the top rope and eliminated in SECONDS!”

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“They went all in — and Power Play just turned the table like it was dodgeball in gym class!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“I’m telling you, those two don’t play games… except the ones where they win.”

🎥 MEANWHILE — JACEN TAROT and GILBERTO J march straight into the middle of the ring — BAM! STRAIGHT into a full-on hockey-style brawl

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“Meanwhile — oh, look at this! Tarot and Gilberto throwing bombs in the center of the ring! No collar-and-elbow here, folks!”

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“That’s a good ol’ fashioned hockey fight! No finesse, just fists!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“I give it 45 seconds before Gilberto breaks out the mouthguard and Tarot pulls a tarot card that says ‘DEATH.’”

🎥 REST OF THE RING DEVOLVES INTO CHAOS — EVERYONE HAS A DANCE PARTNER

  • NEONYX NOTORIO throws stiff forearms at Donna Matrix

  • Bowen Baneclaw locks up with Dangerous Johnny Dagger

  • Ace Anarchy is trading blows with Lazer in the corner

  • UV is trying to throw out Tank Vanguard (with zero success)

  • Solemn Guardian is methodically targeting limbs on Taylor Tiger

  • Doomsayer Hammer is being swarmed near the ropes by Skylights, High Risk, and Ace — trying to push him out

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“The ring has exploded — bodies flying, fists flying, chaos on every turnbuckle!”

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“This is where stamina, instinct, and who you trust for the next 30 seconds matters most!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“Nobody should trust anyone, Lenny. This is about survival, not friendships. I love this match.”

🎥 CLOSE-UP: A CLUSTER of competitors trying to dump Doomsayer Hammer over the ropes. They’ve got him halfway, but—

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“They might have the big man here—NO! Pistol! DOOMSAYER PISTOL out of nowhere!”

🎥 Pistol lunges in from behind, yanking at bodies, throwing wild fists — he clears them off Hammer with sheer desperation.

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“The cavalry arrives! Pistol just blew up that elimination party!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“Hammer ain’t going out that easy. That man is built like an angry fridge.”

🎥 POWER PLAY get back into focus — they’ve cornered Venom Cartel and hit a double clothesline, sending Donna Matrix down. Bowen fights back, but Hardball gets behind him—

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“Cartel’s in trouble here—Power Play’s got them lined up!”

🎥 DODGEBALL low-bridges Matrix as Hardball flings Bowen over the top. Both land hard at ringside. Crowd boos.

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“That’s it for Venom Cartel!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“Play stupid games, win nothing. That’s the Cartel’s night.”

🎥 But wait—MAMA ARE STILL LURKING RINGSIDE! US RAE shouts orders—
Patrick Riot and Sherwood suddenly grab Power Play’s ankles from outside, causing them to stumble.

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“Wait a minute—MAMA’s not gone!”

🎥 PISTOL and HAMMER see the chaos—AND CHARGE! DOUBLE CLOTHESLINE FROM BEHIND!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“POWER PLAY’S OUT! DOOMSAYERS JUST DUMPED THEM WHILE MAMA HELD THEIR LEGS!”

[🎥 Huge mixed reaction from the crowd — some cheer, some boo. MAMA clap sarcastically from the outside. Power Play look furious.]

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“You play with fire, you get burned. Power Play got a taste of their own medicine!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“I can’t believe I’m saying this, but MAMA just got revenge and made it count.”

🎙️Jackson Creed (pulling it all together):
“And just like that — MAMA’s eliminated but still causing chaos, Power Play are out, Venom Cartel gone, and this battle royal is already thinning out! But there’s a LOT of fire still in this ring!”

[🎥 DOOMSYERS regroup as the rest of the ring continues to fight — UV battling Pistol, Ace Anarchy and Lazer slugging it out, Tarot bleeding from the forehead, yelling at Gilberto. The energy does not slow.]

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“Jackson, this is like trying to fight in a phone booth with a tiger and a toaster full of nails!”

[CUT TO: WIDE SHOT of the ring as bodies collide, the crowd roaring.]

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"We are just getting started in this 20-person battle royal — and by the end of this night, one of these competitors will have earned their shot at becoming the very first Dead Air Champion!"

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“These two have been at it since the opening bell! Tarot and Gilberto might as well have signed up for a street fight instead of a battle royal!”

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“They’ve punched each other all the way from the center to the ropes and back again! Unreal!”

🎥 SUDDENLY — THE DOOMSAYERS TAKE CONTROL. HAMMER AND PISTOL GO ON A TEAR.

  • Skylights? GONE — **Pistol lifts UV, Hammer launches Lazer.

  • Neonyx Notorio?** DOUBLE BACKDROP OVER THE ROPES.

  • Solemn Guardian? Clotheslined out after trying to slow them down.

  • TANK VANGUARD? Multiple shots before they FINALLY dump him over with effort.

🎙️Jackson Creed (almost shouting):
“The Doomsayers are on a WARPATH!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“They’re cleaning house — finally, someone bringing strategy to the violence!”

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“That’s four straight eliminations! Are they about to run the table?!”

🎥 But they don’t see it coming — HIGH RISK (Johnny Dagger and Taylor Tiger) spring off the ropes—
DOUBLE DROPKICK TO PISTOL
Dagger SPEARS HAMMER THROUGH THE MIDDLE ROPE
Then both High Risk charge—SUICIDE DIVES TO THE OUTSIDE—EVERYONE’S OUT!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“HIGH RISK JUST TOOK THEMSELVES AND THE DOOMSAYERS OUT!”

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“High risk, high reward—or NO reward in this case! They just sacrificed themselves to stop the momentum!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“Idiots. You can’t win if you’re not in the ring!”

🎥 ALL THAT’S LEFT IN THE RING:

  • Ace Anarchy (leaning in one corner)

  • Blood Drawn (coiled in another, unblinking)

  • Gilberto J (dragging himself upright, sweat pouring)

  • Jacen Tarot (forearm wrapped in tape, eyes locked on Gilberto)

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“We are down to FOUR!”

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“And all four look like they’ve been through a war!”

🎥 For a moment… silence. Each man catches their breath in a separate corner. Then—

Gilberto and Tarot SNAP toward each other — like magnets. Punches FLYING. They brawl toward the ropes once more.

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“They just won’t quit! These two are obsessed with destroying each other!”

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“Forget the title — they just want to finish the fight!”

🎥 Ace Anarchy glances at Blood Drawn. The two nod. Silent understanding.
They each grab one brawler — Ace grabs Gilberto’s legs, Blood Drawn takes Tarot’s—LIFT AND DUMP!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“OH—WAIT A MINUTE—THERE THEY GO!”

**🎥 Gilberto and Tarot FLIP OVER THE TOP ROPE, crashing hard on the outside.

🎙️🔔🔔🔔 THE BELL RINGS 🔔🔔🔔

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“That’s it! That’s IT! We have our final two!”

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“And they made it look effortless! That’s how you work smarter, not harder!”

🎥 BUT OUTSIDE — TAROT AND GILBERTO ARE NOT DONE. They’re back on their feet — and STILL THROWING HANDS. Referee Danny “Quickcount” Rayes tries to step between them, but gets shoved. Security and agents flood the ringside.

🎙️Jackson Creed:
“They’re still going! This thing’s gonna spill into the locker room if someone doesn’t stop them!”

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“They may be out of the battle royal, but that fight? Far from over.”

🎥 INSIDE THE RING — Ace Anarchy and Blood Drawn slowly rise. War-torn. Breathing heavy. The camera circles them as the crowd roars. In the center stands Astrid Vale, mic in hand.

🎙️Astrid Vale (composed, powerful):
"Ladies and gentlemen… your FINAL TWO competitors... who will now face each other later tonight to crown the inaugural Dead Air Champion..."

[🎥 Pause for crowd pop. Both Ace and Drawn stare each other down. No words. Just anticipation.]

🎙️Astrid Vale (continuing):
"The Dead Air Championship will be defended on EVERY single episode of Frequency of the Damned!"

🎙️Jackson Creed (softly):
“Every. Single. Show.”

🎙️Astrid Vale:
"It will be contested under Hardcore Rules… every time."

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
“Ohhhh yes. Now we’re talking.”

🎙️Astrid Vale:
"Matches will have a 20-minute time limit on television... 30 at pay-per-views."

🎥 Camera cuts to fans nodding, some chanting “DEAD AIR!”

🎙️Astrid Vale:
"And if a champion retains the title 10 times — with victory — they may cash it in for a title shot of their choosing."

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
“That’s gold on top of gold. You win ten, you rewrite your future.”

🎙️Astrid Vale (final statement):
"Time-limit draws will result in an automatic rematch the following week... BUT..."
[crowd leans in]
"For tonight’s match — the time limit has been waived."

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"No clock. No count-outs. No limits."

🎙️Astrid Vale:
"Later tonight... Ace Anarchy vs. Blood Drawn... to crown the first-ever Dead Air Champion!"

[🎥 Crowd ERUPTS. Both men nod once and retreat to opposite corners — the war to come already brewing.]

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"The bell has sounded — here we go! The very first Dead Air Championship match is underway, and the crowd is ELECTRIC for their hometown hero!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"Ace Anarchy! The Thunder from Down Under! You can FEEL this place shake when he just steps forward!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"Doesn’t mean a thing when the man standing across from him is the walking embodiment of punishment. Blood Drawn is not impressed by hometown pride. He’s here to crack ribs and cash checks."

🎥 IN THE RING — The two circle each other slowly. The crowd begins a loud “LET’S GO ACE!” chant. Ace pauses for a moment, looking into the crowd, letting their energy surge through him...

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"An emotional moment for Ace here—wrestling for a championship in his home city, under the lights of Accor Stadium!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille (dryly):
"Yeah. Beautiful. But he might wanna focus before he ends up staring at those lights instead."

🎥 SUDDENLY — BLOOD DRAWN EXPLODES FORWARD!
Big Forearm Smash to the side of Ace’s head!

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"Cheap shot! Come on!"

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Blood Drawn saw his opening and took it. There’s no room for sentimentality in a hardcore match!"

🎥 Blood Drawn doesn’t waste a second — whips Ace into the corner — follows up with a thunderous running shoulder thrust to the ribs!
Snapmare out of the corner — Running Low Boot!

COVER!

Referee: ONE… TW—KICKOUT!

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"That’s how you establish dominance. No jaw-jacking. Just impact. He’s trying to end this early!"

🎥 Blood grabs Ace by the wrist — yanks him up —
Short-arm clothesline!
Another!
He hauls Ace up — Spinning Sidewalk Slam!
Another COVER!

Referee: ONE… TWO—NO!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Back-to-back slams and Ace still finds a way out!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"You’d have to bury him in the Outback to keep Ace Anarchy down!"

🎥 Blood slaps the mat once, annoyed — then drags Ace to his feet. Irish whip — reversal by Ace — Blood comes off the ropes—
Ace tries for a big boot — NO! Blood catches the leg — spins him — LARIAT!

Another COVER!

Referee: ONE… TWO—KICKOUT!

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"If nothing else, Blood Drawn is sending a message: ‘Your crowd won’t save you.’"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"Maybe not — but Ace’s heart might!"

🎥 Blood grabs Ace by the hair — sneers at the crowd — hauls him up again — but Ace fires back!

  • Right hand!

  • Another!

  • Spinning back elbow!

Ace hits the ropes — COMES FLYING — BUT BLOOD DROPS HIS HEAD AND BACK BODY DROPS ACE — OVER THE ROPES — TO THE FLOOR!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Ace Anarchy just got launched out of the ring! And you better believe Blood Drawn is about to follow!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"Hardcore rules, boys. There is no safe space out here."

🎥 Blood Drawn steps through the ropes — slowly, menacingly — soaking in the BOOS from the crowd as he drops to the floor. He sneers at a ringside fan holding a homemade “ACE = CHAMP” sign.

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"Oh, what a charming people person."

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"But wait—Blood’s taking way too long!"

🎥 BLOOD TURNS AROUND—
CLANG!!!

ACE BLASTS HIM WITH A TRASH CAN LID!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"TRASH CAN TO THE SKULL!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"That's how we do it in Australia!"

🎥 Blood stumbles back — Ace grabs him —
DDT ONTO THE FLOOR!

Ace crawls into a lateral press on the floor!

Referee: ONE… TWO… THR—NO!!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Ace nearly had him! That might’ve knocked the steel out of Blood Drawn’s spine!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"The fact that we even count pins on the floor just proves how unhinged this championship is."

🎥 Ace breathes heavily — his mask partially askew — the crowd surging behind him now as he slowly gets to his feet. He throws his arms wide open to the crowd, yelling:

ACE:
"I’M NOT DONE YET!"

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Neither of these warriors are — and the Dead Air Championship is still up for grabs!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"Stick around, folks — this is gonna get WILD!"

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"The fight’s spilled to the outside and it’s showing no signs of slowing down!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"This is Dead Air, baby! You don’t win it pretty — you win it painful!"

**🎥 Ace Anarchy grabs a road sign from under the apron — swings it — CRACKS it across Blood Drawn’s back!
Blood growls in pain but doesn’t drop. Instead, he turns and hurls Ace into the steel steps, knocking them loose!

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"See that? That’s what happens when you poke a bear. Or in this case — whatever beast crawled out of Steelhaven!"

**🎥 Blood Drawn grabs a steel chain from beneath the ring — wraps it around his arm — and charges Ace, who ducks — Blood punches the ring post!
Ace counters — low dropkick! Blood stumbles — Ace grabs the chain — spins it like a whip — CRACKS it into Blood’s ribs!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"That chain’s like a lightning strike across the ribs! Blood Drawn might be bruised black and red by the time this is over!"

🎥 The two brawl up the ramp and toward the crowd. As they reach a cluster of fans in the stands, someone hands Ace something—
A plastic cup of Carlton Draught!

🎙️Lenny Cruz (laughing):
"A fan just handed him a pint!"

**🎥 Ace takes a swig — pauses — then turns and CHUCKS the rest of the beer right in Blood Drawn’s face!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"CARLTON DRAUGHT TO THE FACE! That’s the most Aussie thing I’ve ever called!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"You think that’s got a bitter finish? 'Cause Blood looks furious!"

🎥 Blood wipes his face, blinking through the lager — but Ace is already charging —
Throws a chair — Blood bats it away — then both men collide in a flurry of punches, fists flying fast and wild!

They stagger up the steps into the seating section, fans moving out of the way.
Blood grabs a folding chair and swings — Ace ducks — superkick to the gut!
Ace slams Blood into a railing — Blood responds by grabbing a portable sign stand and driving it into Ace’s ribs!

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"This isn’t a wrestling match — this is a public brawl with T-shirts!"

**🎥 The crowd gathers around as the two start to brawl in a wide circle of fans, forming a spontaneous arena inside the arena.

Ace tackles Blood into a row of chairs — they both tumble through it — Blood gets up first and levels Ace with a clothesline that flips him inside out!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"GOOD LORD! Ace just got decapitated in the middle of a fan-made fight pit!"

**🎥 Blood Drawn stands over him, chest heaving, eyes blazing with fury. He grabs Ace by the wrist and drags him toward the railing.

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"This is getting too real — someone’s gotta get control—"

**🎥 Blood yanks Ace to his feet — runs forward — and LAUNCHES him with a massive clothesline over the railing
BACK TO RINGSIDE!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Back over the guardrail! Blood just launched Ace Anarchy like a missile!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"Maybe the ring’s the safest place for Ace right now… but I doubt it’ll stay that way."

🎥 Ace stirs, pulling himself up by the apron as Blood steps over the railing with murder in his eyes. The Dead Air Championship match rages on — and this chaotic chapter is far from over.

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"We are back near the ring, but this Dead Air Championship bout has been anything but confined! They’ve painted every corner of this arena in bruises and broken steel!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"That beer toss! That street brawl! These fans are going to remember this fight for years!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"Hardcore wrestling — where the line between sanctioned match and live crime scene gets real blurry."

**🎥 At ringside, Ace Anarchy crawls to his feet, blood on his lower lip, breathing heavy. Blood Drawn stalks him — grabs a kendo stick from under the ring — and CRACKS it across Ace’s back!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Kendo stick to the spine! That’ll echo through the Outback!"

**🎥 Ace yells in pain but surges forward with a back elbow! Another! Spinning forearm! Blood reels!
Ace sprints and BASEBALL SLIDES a steel chair into Blood’s knee, buckling him!

He rolls into the ring, sizes Blood up as he rises outside, and yells to the crowd—**

ACE:
"WHO’S READY TO FLY?!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"He’s setting up for liftoff! The outlaw’s about to go airborne!"

🎥 Ace hits the ropes — full sprint — LAUNCHES through the ropes—

**BUT BLOOD DRAWN SWINGS A STREET SIGN MID-DIVE!

CLANG!!!

Ace’s head and chest eat the full swing — and he flips backward, crashing to the floor like a crash-test dummy.

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"OH MY GOD! ACE JUST GOT WALL'D WITH THAT STREET SIGN MID-AIR!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"That man got intercepted like a rogue cannonball!"

🎥 Blood Drawn drops the sign and immediately drops down for a cover on the outside floor!
Referee slides into position—

Referee Rayes: ONE… TWO… THR—KICKOUT!!

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"HOW?! HOW DID HE KICK OUT OF THAT?!"

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Ace Anarchy might not know what day it is, but instinct is keeping him alive!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"If that’s instinct, then someone better update his survival software — because this is only getting worse!"

🎥 Blood snarls, slams the mat once, then pulls Ace up by the mask and drags him toward the apron…
…but Ace fires off a stiff shot to the gut! Another! Elbow to the jaw!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Ace is still in this! The Thunder from Down Under is not done yet!"

🎥 The brawl continues at ringside as the crowd surges, chanting loudly:

CROWD:
"THIS IS AWESOME! (clap clap clapclapclap)"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"And they’re right — because this IS! And we’re not even close to done!"

🎥 Both men are staggering at ringside, weapon debris all around them. Blood Drawn grabs Ace by the mask and hurls him back into the ring. Blood follows, slower, the wear and tear showing in his grim scowl.

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"In a standard Dead Air Championship bout, the twenty-minute mark would be closing in right about now… but tonight, here at Dreamtime, there’s no clock — just carnage."

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"And thankfully so! You don’t contain this kind of madness with a stopwatch!"

🎥 Blood reaches under the ring and pulls out a TABLE to a loud pop. He slides it inside and begins setting it up near the corner. As he finishes, he turns to grab Ace—

BUT ACE EXPLODES!

Ace bursts forward with a gut kick — lifts Blood into the air — and DRILLS him with the Down With The System (Pop-up Cutter) right next to the table!

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"DOWN WITH THE SYSTEM! OUTTA NOWHERE!"

🎥 Blood’s body snaps back violently — Ace dives on top for the cover!

Referee Rayes: ONE!... TWO!... THR—NO!!!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"SO CLOSE! That could’ve been it!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"Blood Drawn just keeps surviving — like a bad nightmare that won't end!"

🎥 Ace pounds the mat in frustration, then grabs Blood by the hair and signals to the crowd. He points to the table — they erupt.
He pulls Blood up and starts dragging him toward it — but Blood shoves him away and counters with a knee to the gut!

BOOM — RED TIDE SLAM!

A massive spinebuster right through the mat — Ace bounces and clutches his back!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"RED TIDE SLAM! That’s Blood Drawn’s power on full display!"

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"COVER! COVER!"

🎥 Blood hooks the leg deep—

Referee Rayes: ONE!... TWO!... THR—NO!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"ANOTHER KICKOUT! The Outlaw’s still alive!"

🎥 Blood Drawn curses under his breath, rolls out of the ring, and pulls out another table — this one even larger.
He slides it near the apron and sets it up at ringside, positioning it right outside the corner where the other table still stands.
Inside the ring, Ace is barely stirring, using the ropes to pull himself up.

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"This is getting dangerous… even by Dead Air standards!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"Dangerous? This is delicious! We might see a body fly tonight!"

🎥 Blood climbs onto the apron and steps up the corner ropes — dragging Ace along with him.
Both men now on the top turnbuckle, wobbly, bruised — crowd on their feet, knowing something bad is coming.
Blood hooks Ace for a superplex toward the ringside table—

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"He’s looking to END Ace Anarchy — FROM THE HEAVENS!"

**🎥 But Ace blocks it!
A punch to the ribs — another — headbutt!
Blood sways — Ace unhooks himself — shifts—

AND SHOVES BLOOD DRAWN OFF THE TURNBUCKLE—STRAIGHT THROUGH THE TABLE IN THE RING!

SMASH!!

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"HE SENT HIM CRASHING THROUGH THAT TABLE! THE RING JUST EXPLODED!"

🎥 But Ace can’t celebrate — his balance falters — and he LOSES FOOTING—

HE FALLS—THROUGH THE OUTSIDE TABLE HIMSELF!!

WOOD SHATTERS as both men lie motionless — one inside the ring, one outside!

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"THE PRICE OF CHAOS! BOTH MEN ARE DOWN! TWO TABLES DESTROYED!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"Who won that exchange? Who the hell knows?! All I know is Ace might’ve saved himself… but at what cost?"

🎥 Referee Danny Rayes is at a loss, checking on both competitors. EMTs stir nervously at ringside. The crowd begins a rumble—

CROWD:
"HOLY SHT! HOLY SHT!"

🎥 The crowd is on their feet, chanting, buzzing, holding their breath as wreckage surrounds the ring — shattered tables, dented trash cans, broken signs.

Inside, Blood Drawn is the first to stir, his massive frame rising slowly from the debris in the ring. He rolls to the outside, limping, teeth clenched in pain. Gritting through it, he yanks Ace Anarchy from the broken remains of the ringside table and drags him back into the ring.

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Somehow, some way, Blood Drawn is still moving — and he’s dragging the Outlaw into the endgame!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"One more hit. One more big move, and this match is over!"

🎥 Blood lifts Ace with a grunt — and launches him—

POP-UP POWERBOMB!

The Bloodline Breaker connects flush! The whole ring shakes as Ace bounces off the mat! Blood covers, hooks the leg—

Referee Rayes: ONE!... TWO!... THRE—NO!!!

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"HE KICKED OUT!! ACE KICKED OUT!!!"

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"That is the CLOSEST near-fall of the entire night!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"That was THREE, Rayes! COUNT TO THREE!"

**🎥 Blood Drawn slams both hands on the mat in disbelief — then storms up to the referee, getting nose-to-nose with Rayes, pointing to the mat, yelling:
"That was THREE! THREE! DO YOUR JOB!"

Rayes defends the call, standing his ground.

The two shout over each other — the crowd eating it up — and behind them, Ace Anarchy stirs…

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"This delay could cost Blood everything…"

🎥 Blood finally turns around, furious — grabs Ace — lifts him again for a second Bloodline Breaker—

BUT ACE FLIPS OVER — DROPS BEHIND — HOOKS BOTH ARMS—

FULL HOUSE!!!

A brutal, high-impact lifting double underhook DDT spikes Blood right on his head! Blood’s body goes limp as Ace rolls over for the cover!

Referee Rayes: ONE!... TWO!... THREE!!!

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"HE GOT HIM! HE GOT HIM!! ACE ANARCHY DID IT!"

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"FROM THE OUTBACK TO THE TOP — ACE ANARCHY IS YOUR FIRST EVER DEAD AIR CHAMPION!"

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"No... no! That was a FLUKE! That was STOLEN!"

🎥 “SPARK” by Oni Ft. Sueco hits the speakers as the crowd explodes.
Referee Rayes hands Ace the Dead Air Championship — he looks at it, stunned, wide-eyed.
He slowly rises to his feet, bloodied, exhausted, but victorious.

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"In front of a hometown crowd, under the bright lights of Transmission: Dreamtime, the Outlaw rewrites history!"

🎥 Ring Announcer – Astrid Vale (still in her green and gold ensemble) raises the mic, beaming.

🎤Astrid Vale:
"Ladies and gentlemen — your winner… and the FIRST-EVER DEAD AIR CHAMPION… AAAACCEEEE… ANAAAARCHYYYYY!!"

🎥 The crowd erupts into chants of:

CROWD:
"ACE! ACE! ACE! ACE!"

🎥 Ace leans on the ropes, staring out at the fans, holding the belt to his chest before raising it high. Fireworks spark on the entrance stage, and white and red lights pulse around the arena as the Outlaw stands tall.

🎙️Lenny Cruz:
"That’s how you make a legacy. That’s how you carve your name into history."

🎙️Jackson Creed:
"Ace Anarchy has claimed Dead Air — and now the whole world knows the Thunder from Down Under is here to stay."

🎙️Sinclair DeVille:
"Ugh. Enjoy your little title, Ace. It only gets harder from here."

🎥 The shot lingers on Ace celebrating with the crowd as the camera slowly fades out, his mask cracked, body bruised… but championship gold in his hands.



Blondes rp

The screen fades in from black.

A title card reads: “MAWLiwood Blondes: Road to Gold – Training Down Under”

 

As the first piano keys of “I Need a Hero” play…

 

SCENE ONE: THE DRAMATIC BEACH ENTRANCE

Location: Bondi Beach. Dawn.

Slow motion. Wind machines. The MAWLiwood Blondes descend a golden staircase that somehow exists on the sand. They're both wearing sparkling gold robes with mirrored sunglasses. The sun rises behind them like it's part of their entrance.

 

Bonnie Tyler sings: 

“Where have all the good men gone and where are all the gods?”

 

Mark Anderson dramatically rips off his robe, revealing an immaculate spray tan and a championship belt made entirely of polished hair dryers.

Winston Lewis drops to his knees and screams to the sky.

 

Winston:

“WE DESERVE THIS!”

 

Seagulls fly over in slow motion, probably choreographed.

 

They do high kicks into the ocean. Water splashes like it's a rock concert.

 

SCENE TWO: STAIRCASE TO GLORY

Location: The Sydney Opera House steps

 

Bonnie Tyler: 

“Where’s the street-wise Hercules to fight the rising odds?”

 

The Blondes sprint up the stairs like it’s Rocky, but every time they reach the top, they pose for an invisible paparazzi wall.

Mark: “Red carpet cardio, baby!”

Winston (gasping): “I didn’t pack electrolytes… I packed charisma!”

 

On each lap, they add more flair: feather boas, glitter capes, and finally, matching gold kettlebells labeled “Star Power.”

 

SCENE THREE: OPERA HOUSE STAGE TRAINING

Location: Inside the Sydney Opera House

 

Bonnie Tyler: 

“Isn’t there a white knight upon a fiery steed?”

 

The stage is set with wrestling mats. A grand piano plays the intro to “I Need a Hero” in sync with the real song, as an actual opera singer belts out backup vocals.

 

Winston practices his dropkicks while a ballerina critiques his form.

 

Mark performs elbow drops off a piano bench into a pile of throw pillows, then dramatically rolls out and yells, “Give me lights, give me cameras, give me... gold!”

 

They close the scene performing synchronized hip tosses with ballerinas in tutus in slow motion.

 

SCENE FOUR: GLAMOUR STRENGTH TRAINING

Location: Rooftop gym overlooking the Harbour Bridge

 

Bonnie Tyler: 

“I need a hero! I’m holding out for a hero till the end of the night!”

 

Mark curls a dumbbell wrapped in feather boas while doing finger-gun winks to the camera.

 

Winston lifts a barbell stacked with disco balls. As he grunts, a boom box blasts the chorus louder.

 

They strike muscle poses in the reflection of their own sunglasses.

 

A drone circles them, filming a heroic angle as confetti inexplicably rains down.

 

Winston (dead serious): 

“The muscles are real. The hair? Even realer.”

 

SCENE FIVE: CHOREOGRAPHED GLORY

Location: Empty Accor Stadium ring

 

Bonnie Tyler: 

“He’s gotta be strong, and he’s gotta be fast, and he’s gotta be fresh from the fight!”

 

The Blondes practice their tag team moves with elegant precision, each motion timed with the beat of the song.

 

Tag.

High-five.

Double clothesline in slow-mo.

Tag again.

Pose like Greek statues.

 

They pant. The lights dim. The chorus hits again.

 

They nod to each other.

 

Winston:

“We’re not just pretty… we’re perfect.”

 

Mark: 

“We were born for big matches… and bigger moments.”

 

FINAL SCENE: THE HEROES ARRIVE

Location: Outside Accor Stadium – Night before the match

 

The Blondes walk in dramatic slow motion through the parking lot, golden spotlight trailing behind them. Security guards salute. A limo door opens and dry ice fog pours out. They don’t even blink.

 

Bonnie Tyler (final chorus): 

“I need a hero!”

 

They stop. Turn to camera.

 

Mark: 

“Australia... prepare to witness Hollywood.”

 

Winston:

“MAWLiwood.”

 

They put on matching custom sunglasses that say “Champions Elect.”

 

As the final notes ring out, fireworks explode over Accor Stadium.

 

Fade to black.


Wildfire rp 

WildFire is backstage.

 

WildFire talking into his cellphone  :”Alrifght, See you later Alligator"

 

Children's Voices : “After awhile Crocodile”

 

WildFire smiles as he hangs up the phone putting it away

 

WildFire pauses  taking a few deep breaths, he cracks his neck and his smile turns into a frown as he immediately assumes a more aggressive demeanor.

 

He enters the locker room where the Mawliwood Blondes are waiting.



WildFire his smile feral and his eyes practically burning with fire “So boys, tonight's the night, The Ether title finals and Signal Tag Team Finals !!!”

 

WildFire :”Tonight we etch our names in History and write our names in Blood and Bone over the broken bodies of Jay the Joker, Jp Spears and The Birds of Prey !!!!”

 

WildFire :”Tonight we write the first chapter of a Legacy, a Legacy so great that even the Gods will stand in awe and gape in Fear!”

 

WildFire :”We will take that which is rightfully ours and all will bow before us.”

 

WildFire :”The Ether Champion and the Signal Tag Team Champions….”

 

WildFire : “WILDFIRE AND THE MAWLIWOOD BLONDES !!!!”





 Grudge Match – Two Out of Three FallsEl Cerrador vs. Stitches the Clown

Referee: “Classic” Jenny Caldwell

Music: Cielito Lindo Rock Version by Mariachi Vargas De

 Entrance: Lighting: The arena is bathed in warm golden and red lights, colors that symbolize strength, passion, and Mexican pride. As the song builds, flickers of green, white, and red (the colors of the Mexican flag) pulse across the arena, giving the entrance a nationalistic touch while highlighting his connection to his roots. Smoke & Fog: As the music picks up, a thick fog fills the entrance ramp. Through the haze, El Cerrador emerges. His silhouette is now visible—tall, powerful, and purposeful. Appearance: El Cerrador steps out wearing a traditional luchador mask, with intricate designs symbolizing his heritage, featuring silver and gold accents. His attire includes a red and black gear combination with traditional Mexican symbols—such as an eagle or serpents—emblazoned across his chest. The mask is a reminder of his humble beginnings in lucha libre, but also his intense pride for the sport. Ring Gear: He wears black and red tights with detailed embroidery along the sides, resembling traditional Mexican patterns, and knee-high boots that allow him maximum mobility in the ring.

 

Theme Music:

“Laugh now, Die Later” by Klayton Karnage

 

Entrance:

The tron flickers with corrupted carnival footage. A spotlight hits the entrance ramp where Stitches stands perfectly still, head tilted. Balloons drop from the ceiling, and as he moves forward, each step echoes with clown giggles over a distorted bass line.



[BELL RINGS]

Jackson Creed:
“And here we go! Fall one officially underway between El Cerrador and Stitches the Clown. These two have danced this dance before—each with a win, neither clean—and tonight, it ends.”

Lenny Cruz:
“Yeah, Jackson, these two have traded wins, but both of those matches ended with shenanigans. No excuses now. Two outta three, no hiding. Let’s see who can actually close this one out.”

Sinclair DeVille:
“‘Actually’? Lenny, please. Stitches won because he enjoyed it. El Cerrador got lucky. And tonight? That luck runs out like cheap face paint.”

Jackson:
“El Cerrador wasting no time—shoots forward, duck under—WHOA! Lightning quick—gets behind Stitches and shoves him forward into the ropes—back elbow from the clown, NO! Cerrador ducks it again—rear waistlock—roll-through, lateral press! ONE—kickout!”

Lenny:
“Cerrador’s out here playing speed chess while Stitches is trying to solve a maze blindfolded! This pace is wild, and I love it!”

Jackson:
“Dropkick from El Cerrador! Sends Stitches backpedaling into the corner—Cerrador charges—monkey flip! Stitches goes flying across the ring and scrambles to the floor!”

Sinclair:
“That’s called taking a breather, Creed. Not all of us wrestle like squirrels hopped up on energy drinks.”

Lenny:
“Yeah, but you never saw a clown panic before, did ya? That was panic!”

Jackson:
“Cerrador building momentum—off the ropes—slingshot crossbody to the outside and he NAILS IT! He flattened the Clown right on the outside floor!”

[Crowd cheers wildly as El Cerrador pops up, pounding his chest.]

Jackson:
“Tepito’s finest is flying high tonight! He’s staying on him—grabs Stitches by the neck—OH! STITCHES THROWS HIM HEAD-FIRST INTO THE RING POST!”

Lenny:
“No, no, no! That’s the danger! Stitches just baited him in, and El took the bait with both hands!”

Sinclair:
“See, this is the difference, gentlemen. One fights with his head, the other just slammed his into steel. Guess which one’s smiling now.”

Jackson:
“Cerrador drops to his knees, dazed—and Stitches slowly peels him off the floor. He’s dragging him back toward the ring—slides him under the bottom rope—and now the clown follows in behind, slow and methodical.”

Lenny:
“This is where the match slows down. And if you’re Cerrador, you do not want it in this gear.”

Jackson:
“Stitches hauls him up—big body slam dead center. That was like dropping a sack of cement. Now the clown... just sits. Sitting cross-legged next to Cerrador, laughing. Look at him—he’s completely in control.”

Sinclair:
“You love to see it. Stitches isn’t wrestling now—he’s storytelling. This is art, gentlemen.”

Jackson:
“Stitches dragging Cerrador into a seated position—and now locking in that nerve pinch, digging right into the trapezius muscle. You can see Cerrador wincing.”

Lenny:
“And Stitches just staring at Jenny Caldwell while he does it. That’s psychological warfare, man. He’s not trying to win yet—he’s trying to make El Cerrador think he can’t win.”

Sinclair:
“It’s the Big Top of the Damned, Lenny. And Cerrador’s stuck in the center ring.”

Jackson:
“Referee Jenny Caldwell checks for a submission—but Cerrador shakes his head. Not giving up—but he’s trapped. This match is already turning into a chess match between chaos and heart.”

[Crowd rallies, trying to clap for Cerrador as the clown cranks deeper into the hold.]

Lenny:
“This crowd’s coming alive for El! Come on, man, don’t let the clown paint the canvas with you—get that energy!”

Jackson:
“First fall still to come in this two-out-of-three falls battle... and right now, El Cerrador is fading under the eerie control of Stitches the Clown.”

Jackson Creed:
“We are still in the grip of Stitches the Clown, who’s had this nerve hold cinched in for nearly a minute now. El Cerrador is trying to fight out, but you can see the strain. He’s grimacing, reaching—just inches away from creating space!”

Lenny Cruz:
“Come on, El! He’s gettin’ that second wind, I can feel it—listen to this crowd!”

[The crowd begins clapping rhythmically. Cerrador digs an elbow into Stitches' side—another—he’s rising to a knee.]

Jackson:
“Cerrador’s fighting back—elbow to the ribs—another! He’s almost there!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“Almost doesn’t count, Creed. And you know what they say—if you can’t see it, you can’t stop it.”

Jackson:
“WAIT A MINUTE—Stitches just yanked on El Cerrador’s mask! Pulled it down over his eyes! Referee Jenny Caldwell is immediately yelling at him—”

Lenny:
“Oh come on! That’s a cardinal sin in lucha libre! You don’t mess with the mask like that!”

Jackson:
“Cerrador’s blinded—AND HERE COMES STITCHES—DEVASTATING CLOTHESLINE!”

[BOOOOOOOOO!]

Sinclair:
“And that’s called strategy, gentlemen. You can call it dirty—I call it effective.”

Jackson:
“Referee Jenny Caldwell is laying into Stitches right now—but he’s just standing there, staring at her with that sick grin. Soaking in the boos like they’re cheers.”

Lenny:
“He doesn’t care! He never has! That’s what makes him dangerous—he’s not here to win, he’s here to hurt people!”

Jackson:
“Stitches now, pulling Cerrador up—BIG scoop slam, and again! Two brutal slams in a row—here’s the cover!”

Jenny Caldwell:
“ONE! TWO—NO!”

Jackson:
“Cerrador kicks out! Still alive, but he is moving slowly.”

Lenny:
“Yeah, those slams knocked the breath right out of him. And the mask pull? That’s just insult to injury.”

Sinclair:
“More like instruction to victory.”

Jackson:
“Stitches now—hooks him up for a third slam—but wait—CERRADOR SLIPS THROUGH! HE’S GOT HIM—CRUCIFIX PIN!”

Jenny Caldwell:
“ONE! TWO! THREE!!”

[DING DING DING!!]
[CROWD ERUPTS]

Jackson:
“HE GOT HIM! EL CERRADOR JUST STOLE THE FIRST FALL!”

Lenny:
“WHOO-HOO! The heartbeat of Mexico just stunned the Clown!”

Sinclair:
“WHAT?! NO, no, no—he didn’t win, he survived!”

Jackson:
“But here comes the retaliation—Stitches is furious! He pounces on Cerrador with clubbing forearms—just hammering him into the mat!”

[Jenny Caldwell pulls at his arm, yelling.]

Jenny Caldwell:
"BACK OFF! DO YOU WANT TO LOSE THIS BY DQ?!"

Lenny:
“He’s gonna get himself disqualified if he doesn’t stop! That clown’s unhinged—he might not care!”

Jackson:
“Referee’s count is up to four—and finally Stitches pulls back. But Cerrador is in a heap on the mat. He paid for that fall—dearly.”

[Jenny Caldwell checks on El Cerrador, then signals for both men to rise. After a moment, Stitches stands in the corner, seething. Cerrador is pulled to his feet slowly, staggering.]

Jenny Caldwell:
“READY?”

[Cerrador gives a weak nod. Stitches grins.]

Jenny Caldwell:
“RING THE BELL!”

[DING DING – SECOND FALL BEGINS]

Jackson:
“Second fall underway—but Cerrador’s in trouble. That assault between falls may have done lasting damage.”

Lenny:
“He got the pin, sure—but it might’ve cost him the match!”

Sinclair:
“Now it’s not about the win. Now it’s about the pain. And Stitches? Oh, he’s got three rings of it waiting.”

Jackson Creed:
“We are into the second fall now and folks… this has taken a dark turn.”

Lenny Cruz:
“Yeah… this isn’t about wrestling anymore. Stitches isn’t trying to even the score—he’s trying to erase Cerrador.”

Sinclair DeVille:
“Good. Maybe next time he’ll think twice before embarrassing the clown in front of his carnival.”

Jackson:
“Stitches grabs Cerrador—ANOTHER body slam, just folding him like a map! That’s four—no, five slams now in this fall alone!”

Lenny:
“And no pin attempts. Not even a lazy cover. He’s not trying to win—he’s trying to end this man’s career.”

Jackson:
“Big forearm now to the spine of Cerrador—and again! That one lifted him off the mat! Stitches is just hammering him—there’s a third!”

Sinclair:
“Precision strikes from a psycho clown. What more could you ask for?”

Jackson:
“Stitches yanks him up by the mask again—El’s legs barely holding him—whips him hard into the corner—NO—he changes his mind—THROWS him out of the ring like a sack of garbage!”

Lenny:
“El’s out cold out there. He bounced off the floor, man!”

[The crowd murmurs as Stitches steps through the ropes, slow, deliberate, head tilted like he’s admiring a canvas.]

Jackson:
“And now he’s following him out—what’s he doing—wait—OH MY GOD! POP GOES THE WEASEL! That sudden knee to the jaw—Cerrador might be out!”

Lenny:
“That noise—smack!—you heard his skull bounce off concrete!”

Jackson:
“And he’s not done—no—NO! He’s setting him up—BIG TOP BOMB! Sit-out powerbomb on the outside floor!”

Sinclair:
“That’s it. That’s fall two. Count him out. Bag him. Tag him. Call the match.”

Jackson:
“Stitches rolls back into the ring, arms wide, back to the ramp, just waiting. Referee Jenny Caldwell begins her count.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“ONE!”
“TWO!”
“THREE!”

Lenny:
“He’s not moving. Cerrador’s not moving. This could be it. He’s not gonna make it.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“FIVE!”
“SIX!”

Jackson:
“And Stitches hasn’t even turned around. Just standing there with that crooked smile like he’s already won this fall.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“SEVEN!”
“EIGHT!”

Lenny:
“Wait—wait—HE’S CRAWLING!”

Jenny Caldwell:
“NINE!”

Jackson:
“EL CERRADOR—DIVES—AND HE’S IN!”

[CROWD EXPLODES]

Lenny:
“HE’S IN! HE MADE IT! THIS CROWD JUST LOST IT!”

Jackson:
“Unbelievable resilience! El Cerrador survives the storm—barely!”

[In the ring, Stitches slowly turns… head cocked… face unreadable.]

Sinclair:
“…He got back in? No. No, that’s not supposed to happen.”

Jackson:
“Stitches turns around… and just stares. That look—cold. Calculating. And maybe… a little surprised.”

Lenny:
“El Cerrador’s breathing heavy, still on his knees… but he’s alive. And that’s all he needs to be.”

Jackson Creed:
“We are into the second fall now and folks… this has taken a dark turn.”

Lenny Cruz:
“Yeah… this isn’t about wrestling anymore. Stitches isn’t trying to even the score—he’s trying to erase Cerrador.”

Sinclair DeVille:
“Good. Maybe next time he’ll think twice before embarrassing the clown in front of his carnival.”

Jackson:
“Stitches grabs Cerrador—ANOTHER body slam, just folding him like a map! That’s four—no, five slams now in this fall alone!”

Lenny:
“And no pin attempts. Not even a lazy cover. He’s not trying to win—he’s trying to end this man’s career.”

Jackson:
“Big forearm now to the spine of Cerrador—and again! That one lifted him off the mat! Stitches is just hammering him—there’s a third!”

Sinclair:
“Precision strikes from a psycho clown. What more could you ask for?”

Jackson:
“Stitches yanks him up by the mask again—El’s legs barely holding him—whips him hard into the corner—NO—he changes his mind—THROWS him out of the ring like a sack of garbage!”

Lenny:
“El’s out cold out there. He bounced off the floor, man!”

[The crowd murmurs as Stitches steps through the ropes, slow, deliberate, head tilted like he’s admiring a canvas.]

Jackson:
“And now he’s following him out—what’s he doing—wait—OH MY GOD! POP GOES THE WEASEL! That sudden knee to the jaw—Cerrador might be out!”

Lenny:
“That noise—smack!—you heard his skull bounce off concrete!”

Jackson:
“And he’s not done—no—NO! He’s setting him up—BIG TOP BOMB! Sit-out powerbomb on the outside floor!”

Sinclair:
“That’s it. That’s fall two. Count him out. Bag him. Tag him. Call the match.”

Jackson:
“Stitches rolls back into the ring, arms wide, back to the ramp, just waiting. Referee Jenny Caldwell begins her count.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“ONE!”
“TWO!”
“THREE!”

Lenny:
“He’s not moving. Cerrador’s not moving. This could be it. He’s not gonna make it.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“FIVE!”
“SIX!”

Jackson:
“And Stitches hasn’t even turned around. Just standing there with that crooked smile like he’s already won this fall.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“SEVEN!”
“EIGHT!”

Lenny:
“Wait—wait—HE’S CRAWLING!”

Jenny Caldwell:
“NINE!”

Jackson:
“EL CERRADOR—DIVES—AND HE’S IN!”

[CROWD EXPLODES]

Lenny:
“HE’S IN! HE MADE IT! THIS CROWD JUST LOST IT!”

Jackson:
“Unbelievable resilience! El Cerrador survives the storm—barely!”

[In the ring, Stitches slowly turns… head cocked… face unreadable.]

Sinclair:
“…He got back in? No. No, that’s not supposed to happen.”

Jackson:
“Stitches turns around… and just stares. That look—cold. Calculating. And maybe… a little surprised.”

Lenny:
“El Cerrador’s breathing heavy, still on his knees… but he’s alive. And that’s all he needs to be.”

Jackson Creed:
“El Cerrador just barely made it back into the ring before the ten count, but he is battered. I’m not sure he knows where he is right now.”

Lenny Cruz:
“This man is running on instinct and heart alone. Nothing else is left. That floor powerbomb and Pop Goes the Weasel combo should’ve ended things.”

Sinclair DeVille:
“Then let’s finish the formality, boys. The clown’s ready to bring this to an end.”

Jackson:
“And here he comes—Stitches dragging Cerrador up—and there’s a thunderous corner headbutt flurry! Rapid strikes to the side of the skull—four, five, six!”

Lenny:
“Every one of those is just echoing through his mask. That’s blunt-force trauma in real time.”

Jackson:
“Cerrador stumbles out of the corner—AND GETS TURNED INSIDE OUT by a monstrous clothesline!”

Sinclair:
“He just folded him like origami. That’s art.”

Jackson:
“Stitches hauls him up once more—nerve pinch! Intense pressure right into the trap muscle—El Cerrador’s limbs twitching!”

Lenny:
“This is torture now. No pacing. No finesse. Just brute pain.”

Jackson:
“Cerrador drops to a knee—Stitches bounces off the ropes—he’s going for it—Laughing Matter—NO! EL WITH ANOTHER CRUCIFIX ROLL-UP!”

Jenny Caldwell:
“ONE! TWO—”

Jackson:
“HE KICKS OUT! STITCHES KICKS OUT AT TWO!”

Sinclair:
“That’s it! No more games!”

[Stitches EXPLODES with grounded forearms to Cerrador’s head.]

Jackson:
“Stitches is unloading—vicious forearms, just pounding El’s skull into the mat—Jenny Caldwell yelling at him to let up!”

Lenny:
“He’s trying to rearrange his face through his mask!”

Jackson:
“Stitches stands—hauls El up again… hooks the arms—Laughing Matter! Crucifix powerbomb into the turnbuckles!”

Lenny:
“That could break a spine. And still—no pin?”

Sinclair:
“He’s not finished. He wants to end him.”

Jackson:
“Stitches drags him from the corner… sets him up… Final Stitch! That hanging rope DDT—drives Cerrador face-first into the mat!”

[Stitches shoves his forearm into El’s face during the cover.]

Jenny Caldwell:
“ONE! TWO! THREE!”

[DING DING DING]

Jackson:
“And the second fall goes to Stitches the Clown.”

Lenny:
“No celebration. No posing. He just walks away. This isn’t a match to him. It’s punishment.”

[Stitches slowly walks to the far corner and crouches, watching silently as El Cerrador lays motionless on the mat.]

Jackson:
“Referee Jenny Caldwell checking on El Cerrador—he’s not moving much at all. She’s signaling now… she’s starting the ten count.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“ONE!”
“TWO!”
“THREE!”
“FOUR!”
“FIVE!”

Jackson:
“We’re halfway there and El Cerrador still hasn’t gotten off the mat. He may be out… he may be done.”

Lenny:
“He’s got heart, but how much more can it take? That was Laughing Matter into Final Stitch. Back to back.”

Sinclair:
“This is what happens when you humiliate the Clown. He makes sure you regret it.”

[The camera lingers on Stitches in the corner, head tilted, eyes locked on the motionless figure of El Cerrador.]

Jackson Creed:
“We are moments away from the final fall of this brutal trilogy match—and El Cerrador may not even make it to the bell.”

Lenny Cruz:
“Look at him—he’s dragging himself up by the ropes, clawing at those turnbuckles like they’re the only thing holding him to this world. This is unreal.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“SEVEN!”
“EIGHT!”

Jackson:
“At the count of eight, he’s upright—barely—but it counts. He wants to keep going.”

Sinclair DeVille:
“That’s not bravery. That’s stupidity. But go ahead, let him get himself hurt.”

Jackson:
“Stitches sees it—and he’s charging! CLOWN SPLASH TO THE BACK! He CRUSHES Cerrador against the turnbuckles, chest-first!”

Lenny:
“That could’ve cracked a rib! Come on, ref!”

Jenny Caldwell:
"Back it up! I haven’t rung the bell!"

[Stitches backs off slowly, arms outstretched, basking in the overwhelming boos from the crowd. His painted grin never fades.]

Sinclair:
“Look at that. The Big Top of the Damned is OPEN for business. He’s not just winning—he’s entertaining.”

Jackson:
“El Cerrador now—face pressed to the middle rope—pulls himself up again. He nods to Jenny Caldwell—he’s asking for the bell!”

Jenny Caldwell:
“RING IT!”

[DING DING – FINAL FALL BEGINS]

Jackson:
“Stitches WASTES NO TIME—CHARGES IN FOR ANOTHER SPLASH—”

Lenny:
“WAIT—WAIT—EL’S NOT EVEN STANDING—HE JUST DROPPED!”

Jackson:
“Stitches goes CRASHING face-first into the EXPOSED TURNBUCKLE! THE TOP PAD IS MISSING!”

[CROWD ERUPTS]

Sinclair:
“…Wait, what?! When did that happen?!”

[Cut to replay: El Cerrador, moments before the bell, clearly seen untying and tossing the turnbuckle pad to the floor.]

Jackson:
“El Cerrador removed the padding! That wasn’t luck—that was a desperate strategy!”

Lenny:
“And look—Stitches is BLEEDING! That exposed steel BUSTED HIM OPEN!”

[Camera cuts back to Stitches, staggering back from the corner, blood pouring down his face in thick crimson streaks.]

Jackson:
“We’ve never seen the Clown like this—wounded, wild-eyed—and Cerrador sees it!”

Lenny:
“Here comes the heart of Mexico—he’s unloading!”

[Cerrador launches himself forward—RIGHTS AND LEFTS straight to the cut!]

Jackson:
“He’s targeting the wound—every punch painting the canvas in red!”

Sinclair:
“This is sick. This is beneath him. This is—”

Lenny:
“This is payback. And it’s a long time coming.”

Jackson:
“El Cerrador now—backs up—springboard—FLYING KNEE to the side of the Clown’s skull! THAT SENDS STITCHES THROUGH THE ROPES AND OUT TO THE FLOOR!”

[Crowd roars as Stitches collapses in a heap outside the ring, blood dripping from his jawline to the floor.]

Jackson:
“The Clown is down! Bleeding! And El Cerrador—he’s ALIVE again!”

Lenny:
“This place is unglued! What a turn of events!”

Sinclair:
“…Alright. I’ll admit it. That was clever. Ugly. Brutal. But clever.”

Jackson Creed:
“This has become a battle of will, heart… and sheer survival. El Cerrador is locked in. This crowd is on fire. And the Clown is leaking like a horror show.”

Lenny Cruz:
“I’ve never seen Stitches look like this! He’s trying to pull himself up the apron, but he’s losing blood and losing balance!”

Jackson:
“AND HERE COMES CERRADOR AGAIN—right back to that cut—raining down fists! Stitches is barely able to cover up!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“This is frenzied. He’s not just trying to win—he’s trying to beat the soul out of this lunatic.”

Jackson:
“He shoves Stitches into the barricade—another strike—RIGHT TO THE WOUND! That cut is pouring now—he might be on the verge of passing out!”

Lenny:
“El’s like a shark who smells blood—he’s chasing him down! No space, no breath, no room to recover!”

Jackson:
“Stitches crawls under the bottom rope to escape—AND EL FOLLOWS! He’s grabbing him by the collar—RIGHT HAND—LEFT—ANOTHER RIGHT!”

Sinclair:
“Jenny Caldwell’s trying to regain control but these two are deep in the trenches now!”

Jackson:
“El Cerrador winds up—GOING FOR ONE MORE—WAIT! MISSES! THE REF HAS TO DIVE OUT OF THE WAY!”

Lenny:
“She just rolled out of the ring! That punch nearly took her out by accident!”

Jackson:
“AND STITCHES—LOW BLOW!! RIGHT BETWEEN THE LEGS!”

[Crowd BOOS heavily]

Sinclair:
“That’s what happens when you get sloppy! Eyes on your opponent, not the crowd!”

Lenny:
“Come on! He was finally turning the tide and Stitches goes there?!”

Jackson:
“The referee didn’t see it—she’s still outside trying to recover—Cerrador’s down! Both men are down!”

[Jenny Caldwell pulls herself up on the apron, seeing both wrestlers motionless. She begins to count.]

Jenny Caldwell:
“ONE!”
“TWO!”
“THREE!”
“FOUR!”

Jackson:
“And now a ten count begins. If neither man can rise, this entire war ends in a stalemate.”

Lenny:
“Not like this. Not like this.”

Sinclair:
“Looks like the Big Top still has some dirty tricks left under the tent.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“FIVE!”

[El Cerrador groans, clutching his lower back, eyes still clenched shut. Stitches twitches slightly, face now smeared red with sweat and blood, a grotesque canvas under the lights.]

Jenny Caldwell:
“EIGHT!”

Jackson Creed:
“Stitches is stirring—he’s up to a sitting position! Somehow—some way—he’s still alive in this!”

Lenny Cruz:
“He’s not alive, Jackson. He’s just too twisted to die.”

Jenny Caldwell:
“NINE—”

Jackson:
“CERRADOR—HE KIPS UP! JUST before the count of ten!”

[Crowd erupts into wild cheers!]

Sinclair DeVille:
“Oh COME ON! Just let the curtain drop already!”

Jackson:
“And now—it’s all or nothing. Cerrador’s eyes are locked in. Stitches is still bleeding, staggering to his feet—here we go—back-and-forth now!

Lenny:
“Strikes—counters—reversals—both men looking for the end!”

Jackson:
“Clown goes for a Pop Goes the Weasel—BLOCKED—Cerrador spins out—goes for a suplex—REVERSED—Clown with a back elbow—Cerrador ducks—SPRINGBOARD—NO—Stitches yanks him down—goes for a DDT—COUNTERED!”

Lenny:
“Too fast—too wild—neither man can land the kill shot!”

Jackson:
“Wait—CERRADOR’S GOT HIM—HE’S GOING FOR IT—LOOKING FOR EL CERRÓN!

Sinclair:
“This is it! If he locks this in, the Clown taps—it’s over!”

Jackson:
“He leans down to cinch it—WAIT—STITCHES—HE RIPS OFF THE MASK!!

[CROWD GASPS—BOOS EXPLODE]

Lenny:
“NO! YOU DON’T DO THAT! NOT TO A LUCHADOR!”

Jackson:
“Cerrador immediately covers his face—completely exposed—and the Clown rolls him up—SCHOOL BOY!”

Jenny Caldwell:
“ONE! TWO! THREE!!”

[DING DING DING!!]

Astrid Vale:
“Ladies and gentlemen… here is your winner… STITCHES THE CLOWN.

[CROWD BOOS as Jenny rushes to grab a towel, quickly covering El Cerrador’s exposed face. He clutches it with one hand, the other digging into the mat, devastated.]

Jackson:
“He ripped off his mask. He ripped off his identity. I don’t care about the pinfall—that was sacrilege.”

Lenny:
“That wasn’t a victory. That was theft. That was disgusting.”

Sinclair:
“Gentlemen… that was brilliant. And legal.”

[Stitches, blood still dripping from his face, stumbles to the ropes. The crowd rains jeers, but he doesn’t flinch. He rolls out of the ring—mask in hand—laughing.]

Jackson:
“Look at this sick man… he’s proud of this. He’s carrying the mask up the ramp like a trophy.”

Lenny:
“Cerrador fought with every piece of his soul, and Stitches still took the one thing you’re never supposed to take from a luchador.”

[Final shot: Stitches at the top of the ramp, bathed in flickering red-and-yellow lighting, holding El Cerrador’s mask high in one hand… blood running down his face, laughter echoing through the arena.]

Jackson:
“He didn’t just win… he made it personal. And MAWL may never be the same again.”


Tournament recap

Visual:
Split-screen shot of all three finalists—WildFire, Jay the Joker, and JP Spears—walking backstage in their entrance gear.
Each walks down a separate hallway under low lighting with their names flashing briefly on screen beneath them.

🎙️ Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“It’s been a wild ride to get here—three very different paths, three very different stories, but one common goal: to become the inaugural Ether Champion!”

🔥 WILDFIRE’S ROAD TO THE FINAL

Visual Recap Montage:

  • Footage of WildFire vs. James D.

    • MAWLiwood Blondes and Edge Runners brawl at ringside

    • WildFire seizes the moment with a roll-up

    • Crowd reaction is mixed but loud

  • Footage of WildFire vs. Moon

    • Drop toe hold into the second turnbuckle

    • Moon drops limp—KO’d

    • WildFire kneels in the ring, smirking as the ref raises his hand

  • Footage of WildFire vs. Lynx

    • RADE ambushes Lynx on the ramp

    • WildFire watches, grinning from the ring

    • The bell rings—he gets the easiest win of the bracket

🎙️ Lenny Cruz (Color, Face):
“He calls himself the greatest ever, but you can’t ignore the chaos around his wins! Opportunistic doesn’t even begin to cover it!”

🎙️ Sinclair DeVille (Color, Heel):
“Oh please, Lenny—if the road opens up, only a fool doesn’t drive through it. WildFire didn’t cheat—he just didn’t get in the way of fortune smiling on him.”

🎙️ Jackson Creed:
“WildFire has bled, broken, and pinned his way into the final. Like it or not—he’s here.”

🃏 JAY THE JOKER’S ROAD TO THE FINAL

Visual Recap Montage:

  • Footage of Joker vs. Zagreus

    • Joker sprays something in Zag’s eyes behind the ref’s back

    • Rolls him up in a surprise pin

    • Harley throws the empty can into the crowd laughing

  • Footage of Joker vs. Shadow Kawashima

    • Damian Blackheart and Stitches the Clown brawl at ringside

    • Joker slides in, locks a guillotine

    • Ref calls it after Shadow fades

  • Footage of Joker vs. Damian Blackheart

    • JP Spears' prank: Damian’s pyro and music hits mid-match

    • Joker grits through a bad ankle

    • Rolls up the stunned Damian for the win

🎙️ Lenny Cruz:
“This guy doesn’t fight fair. He fights smart, slimy, and with backup. Half these wins are smoke and mirrors!”

🎙️ Sinclair DeVille:
“That’s called entertainment, Lenny. Joker’s mastered the art of disruption. Don’t hate the player—hate the broken system.”

🎙️ Jackson Creed:
“Whether by distraction or deception, Joker’s found a way every time. Now, bad ankle and all, he steps into the biggest match of his career.”

🏈 JP SPEARS’ ENTRY TO THE FINAL

Visual Recap Montage:

  • Cut to backstage footage of JP shaking hands with Alastor

    • Narration plays over: “A favor owed...”

  • Flashback to JP handing over the MAWL US Title

  • Quick training montage of JP sparring, taping up, warming up

🎙️ Jackson Creed:
“JP Spears didn’t fight through the bracket—he cashed in a massive favor. He gave up championship gold to get here.”

🎙️ Lenny Cruz:
“He sacrificed everything to get this shot. If he wins, he rewrites his legacy. If he loses... was it all for nothing?”

🎙️ Sinclair DeVille:
“A backroom deal. A shortcut. Call it what it is, Creed—JP Spears is Alastor’s golden boy, and tonight’s his big audition.”

Visual: All three now approaching the gorilla position, stopping at separate curtains.

  • WildFire adjusts his kneepads and snarls at the camera.

  • Joker limps slightly, but Harley smirks and adjusts his collar.

  • JP Spears rolls his shoulders and breathes deep, tension in his jaw.

🎙️ Jackson Creed (serious tone):
“Three men. Three paths. One championship. The Ether Final... is now.”


🜨 The Ether Championship – Tournament Final (Triple Threat)Wildfire vs. JAY THE JOKER vs. JP Spears

Arena light go out as the crowd goes silent

                  The Titantron goes all white, as the name "WildFire" is displayed on the main screen, before he makes an appearance

                  "Better than the Best!!!", "!2 out of 10 !!!", "8 stars out of 5 !!!","Simply the Greatesr EVER!!!"

                  WildFire charges out of the crowd sliding into the ring

                  WildFire kneels in the center of the ring both arms raised

                  Fireworks Explode from the 4 ring posts as "I Wanna Rock" by Twisted Sister plays

 

  • *Theme Music: Joaquin Phoenix - The Joker 
  • *Entrance Visuals/Description: Walks out slowly with Purple and Green lights gleaming, Carrying his iconic crowbar everywhere he goes. Harley Quinn right behind him carrying her baseball bat.
  • Theme Music: Link Wray - Hand Clapper
  • Entrance Visuals/Description:
  • Hand Clapper starts playing and the crowd starts to clap along.
  • JP runs out as the tron starts to play his reel and he plays to the crowd, clapping to either side before starting a jog towards the ring.
  • He slides under the bottom rope and takes off his cut-off T-shirt and throws it into the crowd. 



Astrid Vale – Ring Introduction 

“Ladies and gentlemen... the following contest is the FINAL MATCH in the Ether Championship Tournament... and it is set to crown the inaugural ETHER CHAMPION!

[Crowd roars]

“Introducing the competitors…”

“In the corner to my left…
From Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Weighing in at 225 pounds
A second-generation star…
He is “The Fire That Never Dies”…
WIIIIILD…FIIIIIRE!!!

[Pyro briefly flares from the ring posts as WildFire raises two fingers in the bowman salute, a cocky smirk on his face.]

“In the corner to my right…
Hailing from Gotham City...
Weighing in at 160 pounds...
Accompanied tonight by Harley Quinn
He is the Madman of Mayhem...
JAY...THE...JOKER!!!

[Joker twirls his crowbar, then sets it down with exaggerated care. Harley blows a kiss to the crowd.]

“And finally…
Standing behind me…
From Charlotte, North Carolina
Weighing in at 215 pounds...
The All-American athlete, the underdog with a dream…
JP SPEARS!!!

[JP throws his arms out to the crowd, who clap in rhythm, rallying behind him.]

“Your official for this match is Referee Vanya Cross, and the winner will leave this ring as the first-ever Ether Champion in MAWL history!”

[Camera zooms on the Ether Championship belt as it’s lifted overhead.]

“Let the final battle... BEGIN!

 

🔔 DING DING DING!

Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“We are officially underway in the finals of the Ether Championship Tournament! All three men—WildFire, JP Spears, and Jay the Joker—circling now, each trying to get a read on the others.”

[Visual: All three men walk the ring’s interior, slow and calculated. Joker’s right ankle heavily taped, his face unreadable behind that painted grin. WildFire cracks his knuckles. JP Spears bounces lightly on his toes.]

Lenny Cruz (Face Color):
“This is the calm before the storm, Jackson. You can feel the tension! These guys have clawed their way here—this isn’t just about the title, it’s about making history.”

Sinclair DeVille (Heel Color):
“Yeah, and Joker’s already playing chess while these other two are shadowboxing. Look at this!”

[Just as all three move to engage, Joker throws his hands up with a shrug, slides under the bottom rope, and backs away toward the barricade.]

Jackson:
“And just like that, Jay the Joker bails to the outside! He’s motioning for WildFire and JP to go ahead and ‘settle it themselves.’ Classic Joker—staying close enough to strike but far enough to not get hit.”

Lenny:
“He’s limping—he doesn’t want that ankle tested early. But WildFire’s not going to just ignore that forever.”

[Back in the ring: WildFire and JP Spears step toward the center and lock up.]

Jackson:
“Collar-and-elbow tie-up now—JP Spears pulls WildFire into a side headlock, trying to grind the pace down!”

[JP grits his teeth and wrenches in the headlock, feet wide, controlling the center.]

Lenny:
“That’s smart! JP’s not rushing, he’s sticking to what got him here—tight, technical control.”

Jackson:
“But WildFire uses the ropes—shoots JP off!”

[JP rebounds across the ring, picks up speed—but as he hits the opposite ropes—]

Sinclair:
“Look out!”

[Joker yanks the top rope down—JP spills over the side and crashes hard to the floor. Joker is on him instantly, stomping that back and shoulder with vicious intent.]

Jackson:
“Spears hits the floor hard! Joker with that quick thinking—pulls the rope down and goes right to work with those stomps!”

Lenny:
“And that’s exactly why Joker rolled out in the first place—he was baiting him! Look at him tear into JP!”

[Joker, wild-eyed, rains stomps down as Harley claps rhythmically behind him. But inside the ring—]

Jackson:
“WildFire sees the opening—and charges—BASEBALL SLIDE dropkick right through the ropes!”

[The kick blasts Joker off his feet and into the barricade, and the crowd pops. WildFire slides out after him.]

Lenny:
“WildFire’s lighting it up now! He’s not waiting around—he’s hunting.

[WildFire grabs Joker by the hair and WHAPS him across the chest with a blistering chop. Joker stumbles. Another CHOP. The crowd WOO’s.]

Jackson:
“Knife-edge chops lighting up Joker’s chest—and now he turns—chop to JP Spears, who’s trying to recover!”

[JP gasps and staggers back, only to get another stinging shot to the sternum.]

Sinclair:
“WildFire is just playing favorites with violence now. He’s hitting everything that breathes.”

[WildFire goes back to Joker, looking down at him and barking something about “clowns not belonging in his spotlight.” But Joker springs forward—low forearm to the back! WildFire stumbles forward into JP—]

Jackson:
“Cheap shot from behind—WildFire eats it—turns toward JP—AND JP DECAPITATES JOKER WITH A CLOTHESLINE!”

[The crowd erupts as Joker is folded inside-out. WildFire turns, stunned, as JP takes a breath, standing tall again.]

Lenny:
“Woo! Talk about a momentum shift! JP Spears just flattened Joker—and now we’re down to two in the moment!”

Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“JP Spears with that massive clothesline—momentum clearly shifting—but he’s not done!”

[JP pulls WildFire up by the arm, hooks him around the waist—lifts—and plants him face-first across the edge of the commentary table with a brutal Flapjack. WildFire bounces off the wood with a heavy thud.]

Lenny Cruz (Color):
“Whoa! Right on our desk—c’mon, man! That was like getting dropped on a slab of concrete!”

Sinclair DeVille (Color):
“Can someone move that fancy hair of his out of my notes?!”

Jackson:
“JP Spears using that power he honed on the gridiron—and WildFire just met every inch of that table!”

[JP steps around the table, looking to follow up—but—CLANG!—Joker blasts him in the back with a dented trash can from under the ring.]

Lenny:
“Oh no—Joker’s got a weapon! That can was full-on rustbucket certified! And JP never saw it coming!”

Sinclair:
“Now this is where the Joker thrives—chaos, carnage, and cookware!”

[Joker barks laughter as he slams the trash can down again, this time over JP’s back and head, twisting it and jamming it over JP’s upper body. JP staggers blindly—BAM!—right into the steel ring post.]

Jackson:
“Good grief! Joker just turned JP into a walking garbage sculpture—and launched him into that steel post!”

[JP slumps to the floor, the crushed can barely clinging to his arms. Joker limps toward the steps—but gets cut off suddenly—]

Jackson:
“WildFire! WildFire with a shoulder to the spine—drives Joker back-first into the ring apron!”

Lenny:
“That’s the hardest part of the ring, baby! Joker just got real familiar with it!”

[WildFire grabs Joker by the jaw, muttering something under his breath before rocking him with a stiff European Uppercut—the crack echoes.]

Sinclair:
“I don’t know what WildFire said there, but Joker probably saw colors that don’t exist.”

[Another uppercut! Joker reels—WildFire hurls him under the bottom rope back into the ring. He slides in after.]

Jackson:
“WildFire brings it back inside—he’s looking to capitalize!”

[WildFire circles the downed Joker, pulling him up—plants him with a sharp Russian Leg Sweep, rolls through, and follows it with a hard clothesline as Joker stands again.]

Lenny:
“Combination sequence! WildFire’s not playing around anymore—he’s swinging for the fences!”

Jackson:
“And now—he’s got him up—Doomsday Crucible!! That Canadian Backbreaker locked in—and planted!”

[The crowd rises as WildFire goes for the lateral press—hooks the leg.]

Jackson:
“WildFire with the cover! This could be it!”

REF:
“ONE! — TWO —”

Lenny:
“JP FROM THE TOP!!”

[JP Spears soars into frame—Springboard Moonsault—CRASHES down across both men, breaking the pin and sending the crowd into a frenzy.]

Jackson:
“HE BREAKS IT UP! Spears with the Moonsault to save the match!”

Sinclair:
“Spring-loaded desperation—and it worked!

[JP clutches his ribs but gets to his feet. WildFire stirs, using the ropes. The two men turn—lock eyes—then explode into fists flying.]

Jackson:
“And now it’s just them—JP and WildFire, center of the ring—slugging it out!”

Lenny:
“This isn’t finesse—this is pride and pain and pure fire!”

[The two trade wild punches, the crowd surging with every impact. Meanwhile, Joker quietly rolls under the bottom rope and drops to the floor, holding his ribs, trying to recover.]

Jackson:
“Jay the Joker rolls to the outside, regrouping again—but the fight in the ring is heating up!

[Back in the ring: WildFire and JP Spears trade heavy shots, fists flying.]

Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“Back to the action now—and it's WildFire and JP Spears in a slugfest! Both men unloading bombs in the center of the ring!”

Lenny Cruz (Face Color):
“Neither one backing down, and this crowd is loving it!”

[JP swings again—WildFire ducks—follows up with a hard body shot and a snap neckbreaker to ground JP.]

Jackson:
“WildFire with the counter—beautiful neckbreaker! He’s shifting gears now—AND HE'S NOT LETTING UP!”

[WildFire drops a sharp leg across JP’s neck and immediately wraps his arm around JP’s throat, locking in a tight choke hold from behind.]

Sinclair DeVille (Heel Color):
“Smart wrestling from WildFire—you wear ‘em down, you grind ‘em out. This is exactly what makes him dangerous.”

[JP claws at WildFire’s arms, but the choke is deep. The crowd begins to clap, rallying for him—then suddenly: Joker’s voice echoes from the outside.]

Jay the Joker (shouting):
“HARLEY!!! DO YOUR THING, SWEETHEART!”

Lenny:
“Oh no—what thing?! That never means anything good!”

[Harley Quinn sprints toward the ring, baseball bat in hand. The crowd boos instantly.]

Jackson:
“Harley Quinn charging back in—and remember, folks—No Disqualification! She is absolutely allowed to be here!”

[Harley slides in behind WildFire and BLASTS him across the back with the bat. WildFire roars in pain and instantly releases the choke, rolling away.]

Sinclair:
“WHACK! Harley just cracked open that back like a piñata—and in this match, it’s all legal!”

Lenny:
“Legal or not, that’s a sickening sound! WildFire’s spine might be screaming right now!”

[Harley grins wide, mocking WildFire as he tries to push himself up. She steps out of the ring, but not before slyly dropping a small canister beside Joker’s boot at ringside.]

Jackson:
“And now Harley’s leaving something behind for her man—this is straight-up warfare!”

[WildFire, wincing, grabs the ropes and reaches over to Joker—who’s still on the outside. He grabs Joker by the hair to drag him in—]

Lenny:
“Watch it, Fire—watch it—”

[PSSHHHHT! Joker sprays a cloud of something directly into WildFire’s face. WildFire screams, stumbling back, clutching his eyes.]

Sinclair:
“Ha-HA! Joker with the clown gas—or mace—or... whatever unregulated chemical warfare he’s got in that can!”

[Joker slides into the ring with a wide grin, winded but alive, and signals for something big.]

Jackson:
“And now—Joker winding up—two rapid elbows to the skull—BOOM 2!! That brutal double elbow drops WildFire like a sack of bricks!”

[WildFire collapses. Joker crawls over for the cover—]

Jackson:
“He’s got him! Cover! ONE—TWO—”

[CRASH! From the top rope, JP Spears lands a picture-perfect elbow drop right across Joker’s back, breaking the count.]

Lenny:
“JP OUTTA NOWHERE! That elbow hit like a missile!”

Sinclair:
“That’s illegal in twenty countries—and none of them are here!”

[Joker rolls off clutching his back, gasping. JP clutches his ribs, but he's alive. He drags Joker up by the collar, throwing wild shots. Joker returns fire—they stumble and fall through the ropes together, brawling to the floor.]

Jackson:
“And now it’s JP and Joker, taking it to the outside again! WildFire’s still blinded, gasping for air—and this match just keeps spiraling into deeper madness!”

[JP throws Joker into the barricade. Joker pulls a hair yank. They swing again, fists flying as fans pound the plexiglass nearby.]

Lenny:
“We knew it would be chaos—but this is pure anarchy! The Ether Championship means everything, and none of these men are leaving without scars!”

Jackson:
“This isn’t just about gold anymore—this is personal. This is legacy. And this is far from over.”

[JP Spears and Jay the Joker are still battling outside the ring, fists flying in a messy tangle of limbs. Joker swings wild—JP ducks—wraps him—SLAM! Joker’s spine hits the barricade.]

Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“JP Spears just planted Joker into the steel railing! That back’s already taken a beating—and now JP is turning up the cruelty!”

Lenny Cruz (Face Color):
“He’s fired up, and for the first time tonight—look at this—he’s going after that ankle!

[JP grabs Joker’s injured leg and twists—Dragon Screw—Joker screams in pain, flailing. Without hesitation, JP pulls him up again and drives the ankle straight into the barricade.]

Sinclair DeVille (Heel Color):
“Okay! That’s enough—somebody call Gotham PD! That’s attempted limb murder!

[Harley Quinn rushes over, dropping to her knees beside Joker, frantically checking on him as his manic laughter turns to pained cackling.]

Jackson:
“Harley trying to console her man—but JP Spears doesn’t care. He’s locked in, focused—and heading back to the ring!”

[JP slides under the bottom rope, eyes laser-focused on WildFire, who’s only now starting to stir after the chemical attack and BOOM 2. The crowd rises to its feet.]

Lenny:
“JP’s lining him up—he’s not wasting time—HE HITS IT!”

Jackson:
ALL-AMERICAN! That jumping Leg Drop Bulldog connects square! He hooks the leg—”

REF:
“ONE! TWO—”

[Suddenly, the ref is YANKED out of the ring—Harley Quinn again, grabbing her ankle. The crowd explodes in boos.]

Jackson:
“AGAIN?! HARLEY PULLS THE REF—AND THE COUNT STOPS AT TWO!”

Lenny:
“Oh, come on! How many times is she going to interfere?! She’s got more saves than a goalie!”

[The ref, furious now, stands up and points directly at Harley.]

REF (shouting):
“That’s IT! You’re OUT! GET TO THE BACK!”

[Huge pop from the crowd. Harley’s wide-eyed, throwing her arms up, screaming that it’s no DQ.]

Harley Quinn (shouting):
“IT’S NO DQ, YOU JAGOFF! YOU CAN’T DO THIS!”

Sinclair:
“She’s right! It’s No Disqualification! What is this?! Ref power trip! Abuse of authority!”

Jackson:
“She didn’t interfere in the match, she interfered with the official! And that’s the one line even No DQ doesn’t protect!”

[Security begins dragging Harley up the ramp, still yelling. Joker, half-risen near the apron, sees her being hauled away and screams in fury.]

Joker (shouting):
“NOOO! YOU CAN’T DO THAT! THIS IS A JOKE! THIS WHOLE MATCH IS A JOKE!”

[JP Spears watches from inside the ring, hands on hips, almost grinning as Harley’s dragged away. But as he turns—]

Jackson:
“ROLL UP!! WILDFIRE!!”

[WildFire snaps up from the mat and hooks JP into the Deathroll Pin—twisting, legs flailing—]

REF:
“ONE! TWO—”

[CRACK! A blur—Joker, from the floor, hurls Harley’s bat through the ropes—BEAMS WildFire in the side of the head from across the ring.]

Lenny:
“OH MY GOD! That throw was perfect! But WildFire just got blasted!

Jackson:
“WHAT AN INSANE THROW FROM JOKER! That bat hit like a sniper shot—and it saves the match!”

[WildFire rolls off JP, clutching his skull. Joker collapses back to the floor, the throw clearly draining the last of his energy. JP sprawls. All three men are now down.]

Sinclair:
“The clown might not walk after this—but that throw was Hall of Fame. Straight from the loony bin to the bullseye!”

Lenny:
“All three down! Harley’s gone! And this match is hanging by a thread!

[Ref checks on all three men, standing in the corner, unsure who will rise first. The crowd chants: “THIS IS AWESOME! CLAP CLAP CLAPCLAPCLAP” as camera pans across the wreckage.]

Jackson:
“They’ve thrown everything at each other—weapon shots, submission wars, pure violence—and we still don’t have a champion. But someone will walk out of here as the first-ever Ether Champion… if they can get up!

[All three men lie motionless as the crowd claps in rhythm, roaring with anticipation. Slowly—WildFire stirs first, then JP, then Joker.]

Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“All three warriors rising from the ashes—it’s been absolute hell inside and outside this ring!”

Lenny Cruz (Face Color):
“This is what it’s all about, Jackson—the Ether Championship! The right to say I was the first!

[Joker crawls to the ropes—his fingers wrap around the bat that laid waste moments earlier. He stands up slowly, hunched, holding the bat like a scepter.]

Sinclair DeVille (Heel Color):
“Look at that grin… Joker’s about to paint his masterpiece in bruises!”

[Joker wobbles to the center of the ring and raises the bat high—daring the others to come at him.]

Jackson:
“Joker with that steel bat—he’s begging for round two!”

[WildFire charges in first—WHACK! Joker drives the bat into his ribs. JP rushes—WHACK!—another shot to the gut. Joker twirls the bat like a showman, lining up for another—]

Lenny:
“Too slow, clown!”

[BOOM 2! WildFire explodes with the double elbows, catching Joker on the dome—he staggers back—]

Jackson:
“BOOM 2! Joker’s reeling!”

[WildFire grabs him by the coat and flings him straight toward JP—]

Jackson:
“RIGHT INTO THE ALL-AMERICAN!!”

[SMACK! JP plants Joker with the leg drop bulldog again—the crowd on their feet.]

Lenny:
“That’s a two-man demolition! Send in the clown—send him OUT!

[JP pushes Joker under the ropes. Joker tumbles to the outside like a sack of limbs, out cold.]

Jackson:
“And Joker has officially been removed from the equation—for now!”

[In the ring, WildFire and JP slowly circle each other, sweat pouring, eyes locked.]

JP Spears (off-mic):
“You ready to finish this?!”

WildFire (snarling):
“It’s MINE. My destiny!”

[They explode into a hockey fight, fists flying, grabbing each other’s collars, trading wild shots like two street fighters in a final round. The crowd chants with every punch: “YEAH! BOO! YEAH! BOO!”]

Jackson:
“No finesse now—this is just raw grit! They’re pounding each other like they’re in Rexall Place fighting for the Cup!”

[After nearly 30 seconds, JP finally gets the edge—ducks a haymaker—wraps WildFire—HIT STICK!! A brutal spear-style takedown shakes the ring.]

Lenny:
“Hit Stick! He nailed it! WildFire’s ribs have got to be cracked!”

[JP pulls himself to the top turnbuckle. The crowd rises, sensing the kill. WildFire slowly stirs, dazed—]

Jackson:
“He’s going high—he’s looking for it—SCOREBOARD!”

[BOOM! JP flips over and drills WildFire with the Blockbuster. He lands hard, immediately hooking the leg.]

REF:
“ONE! TWO!—”

[The ref's hand comes down for a third—but she pulls up short, throwing up TWO fingers. The crowd gasps in shock.]

Jackson:
“She held up TWO! WildFire kicked out! The ref nearly hit three—but she caught it just in time!”

Lenny:
“That was as close as it gets, Jackson—I swear I saw her palm brush the canvas!”

Sinclair:
“If this was old school, that’d be a bell ring already! That was razor-thin!”

[JP sits back, hands on his knees, catching his breath. He stares across the ring. WildFire, still groggy, crawls over to the ropes, clutching the bottom one, blinking up toward the lights.]

Jackson:
“And now it’s just them. Joker’s out, the weapons are down—and the first-ever Ether Champion is going to be one of these two men.”

[JP nods slowly, rising to his feet again as the crowd swells behind him. Both men suck in air, their bodies battered, but their eyes locked in fire.

WildFire and JP Spears rise simultaneously, bloodied but unbowed. The crowd roars as both men lock eyes, waiting for the first move.]

Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“Both men on their feet at the same time—the tension is palpable! Who’s going to make the first move?”

Lenny Cruz (Face Color):
“JP’s been the aggressor lately—I think he’s looking to finish this fast!”

[JP charges—launches into his signature—ALL-AMERICAN! But WildFire ducks low just in time, causing JP to slam into the mat.]

Jackson:
“WildFire dodges the leg drop! JP crashes hard!”

[WildFire spins and immediately follows up with a BOOM 2—two lightning-fast elbows slamming into JP’s head.]

Lenny:
“There it is! WildFire’s signature! He’s not letting JP breathe!”

[JP stumbles but fires back, charging WildFire—HIT STICK! But WildFire ducks, sending JP sailing into the ropes.]

Jackson:
“JP’s momentum carries him right into trouble!”

[As JP rebounds, the camera pans to the apron—there’s Joker, wincing but back on his feet, grinning devilishly—a steel chair in hand.]

Sinclair DeVille (Heel Color):
“And here comes Joker with the chair—because why not?”

[JP swings a kick at Joker—Joker raises the chair—but JP counters in mid-air with a devastating dropkick, driving Joker and the chair hard into the barricade.]

Lenny:
“DROP KICK TO THE CHAIR! Joker’s down—again!”

[But as JP turns back into the ring—WHAM! WildFire hits JP with the Doomsday Crucible—his brutal Canadian back breaker! JP’s face contorts in pain.]

Jackson:
“DOOMSDAY CRUCIBLE! WildFire’s signature move! JP’s in trouble!”

[WildFire hooks the leg—]

REF:
“ONE! TWO!—”

[Close! JP kicks out just before three. Both men gasp for air as the ref raises the count.]

Lenny:
“That was this close! JP’s got fight left, but WildFire’s grinding him down!”

[Both men slowly push themselves up to the ropes, taking a moment to catch their breath, sweat dripping, chests heaving.]

Jackson:
“These two are digging deep—both men trying to find any edge they can in this war for the Ether Championship.”

Sinclair:
“This match is a masterpiece of brutality and resilience. But the question is—who’s got enough left to finish it?”

[JP Spears and WildFire rise once again, both battered but relentless. JP lunges first—connecting with a clean, brutal ALL-AMERICAN!** WildFire hits the mat hard but barely stays down.]**

Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“JP Spears nails the All-American! That’s gotta hurt!”

Lenny Cruz (Face Color):
“That’s textbook JP! But wait—he’s not going for a pin! He’s leaning on the ropes, setting up for something bigger!”

[JP steadies himself, eyes fixed on WildFire as he lines up for a second All-American, muscles coiling like a spring.]

Sinclair DeVille (Heel Color):
“He’s sizing him up—looking to finish this in one blow!”

[Suddenly—the arena lights flicker, casting an eerie half-shadow over the ring. The crowd gasps.]

Jackson:
“Wait—the lights—what now?”

[JP, distracted, turns as a pale hand taps his shoulder. Damian Blackheart stands at ringside, clad in his plague doctor mask.]

Lenny:
“Damian Blackheart is here?! What’s he doing?!”

[Before JP can react, Blackheart blows a cloud of scopolamine powder directly into JP’s face. JP staggers, disoriented and coughing.]

Jackson:
“Unbelievable! Blackheart just drugged JP Spears in the middle of the match!”

[JP sways like a man in a daze, unable to focus. WildFire watches intently, then rushes in—hitting a devastating BOOM 2 onto JP’s head.]

Lenny:
“WildFire takes advantage—BOOM 2! JP’s out on his feet!”

[Joker attempts to climb back in, but WildFire meets him with another brutal BOOM 2, knocking Joker down again.]

Jackson:
“WildFire stops Joker cold—this match is chaos!”

[WildFire turns back to JP and lands one final crushing BOOM 2. The ref slides in for the count.]

REF:
“One! Two! Three!”

[The bell rings. The arena erupts in boos.]

Ring Announcer – Astrid Vale:
“Here is your winner—and the first-ever Ether Champion… WILDFIRE!”

[WildFire’s theme blasts as he clutches the new title, soaking in the crowd’s reaction. He raises the belt high, then steps out of the ring to celebrate with his family backstage.]

Jackson:
“WildFire has won the championship, but the controversy is undeniable!”

Lenny:
“The interference from Damian Blackheart changed everything. This fight isn’t over yet!”

[Replay shows the flickering lights and Blackheart slipping out from under the ring, a ghost in the shadows.]

Sinclair:
“Blackheart’s presence means this saga is just beginning.”

[Final shot: WildFire atop the stage, celebrating with family, as the crowd continues to boo.]


Lynx and Wildfire

Location: MAWL Backstage Interview Zone
WildFire stands in front of a MAWL-branded backdrop with the brand-new Ether Championship draped proudly over his shoulder. Sera stands beside him, arms around their kids—the mischievous Terror Twins—while the MAWLiwood Blondes lounge nearby, smirking and preening like background actors waiting for their next scene. Eli Ray stands ready with his mic, smiling nervously.

Eli Ray (cheerful, breathless):
“I’m here backstage with the first-ever Ether Champion—WildFire! WildFire, after a grueling tournament, you did it. How are you feeling, champ?”

(WildFire adjusts the title on his shoulder, soaking in the moment. His eyes shine—not just with pride, but with something sharper: hunger, ambition, legacy.)

WildFire (grinning wide):
“You know what this is, Eli? This right here—this is what legacy looks like. This is what happens when you stack up every so-called ‘next big thing’… and they all fall at the feet of the one who was born for this.”

(He tilts his head toward Sera and the kids.)
“My family’s here. My blood’s here. This title? This is just the beginning. I’m not just a champion, Eli—I’m the standard. And now that I’ve got this around my waist?”
(He lifts the title slightly.)
“Every eye’s on me. Exactly where they should be.”

Eli Ray (soft smile):
“That’s powerful. And with your family here—your wife, your twins, your legacy literally standing next to you—it’s clear this moment means everything to you. I have to ask, though—”

(Suddenly, a blur passes through the frame. Lynx walks by, towel around his neck, sweat still dripping from his hair. He doesn’t stop. He doesn’t look over. The MAWLiwood Blondes immediately react.)

Winston Lewis (snorting):
“Background extras wandering into our scene again? Reset the shot!”

Mark Anderson:
“That was not in the script. Someone get the clapperboard!”

(WildFire chuckles and raises a hand to settle them.)

WildFire:
“Hey, hey, let him go—no wait. Lynx!”

(Lynx slows… stops… turns halfway around.)

WildFire (smug):
“Don’t walk off like you didn’t hear me, man. I was just telling Eli here how some people almost made it. But GREATNESS? You can’t stop it. You fought well, showed a lot of guts —but this title?”
(He taps the Ether Championship.)
“Is MINE!!.

(Lynx steps fully into frame now. No grin. Just tight frustration under his eyes. His voice is low, pointed.)

Lynx:
Your greatness? Fire, the only reason you’re standing there with that belt is because a masked lunatic crushed my ribs before our semi-final. Let’s get one thing straight—if JP Spears hadn’t pissed off the Plague Doctor, he’d be champion right now.”

(WildFire’s expression hardens slightly, but the grin remains.)

WildFire:
“Wow!  That’s a whole lot of crappy excuses.  Spears. Plague Doc. Injuries. Bad vibes. What’s next Voodoo Curses? You forget who you're talking to—I don’t need luck. I work my butt off to be the best, every match, 110%, . And win or lose, I don’t make feeble excuses, I don’t whine, and I don’t go around talking crap behind everyone's back like a petulant jobber !!!  . Maybe you should stop blaming the world and start accepting that you just aren’t good enough .”

(Lynx gets in his face. Real close. Calm, but cutting.)

Lynx:
“You lucked. And you cheated your way to that—” (points at the title) “—but it won’t matter for long. Because when I beat RADE again? And when Balor wipes the floor with Ivan? Then I get to fight a real champion. For a real championship.”

He turns and walks off as Jaina furiously charges towards Lynx and attempts to attack him, but is stopped by her Mother and Jacen.  WildFire doesn’t say a word at first—just slowly turns his head toward the camera, eyes narrowed.)

WildFire (quiet, calculating):
“…A real champion, huh.”

(He slowly smirks, running his hand down the faceplate of the Ether Title.)

WildFire:
“Cute.”

(Fade out as he leans toward Eli and whispers something we don’t hear… but it makes Eli blink hard and go pale.)


 Last Man Standing MatchLynx vs. RADE

The crowd is buzzing with anticipation. The energy in the arena is thick, the tension practically humming in the air. Carter Vale checks both competitors. Lynx, agile and coiled like a spring. RADE, looming and unmoving, shadowed in eerie red light.

THEME SONG: BRITNEY SPEARS "HIT ME BABY ONE MORE TIME"

 

Entrance

The lights go completely out. The arena is filled with sounds of owls hooting and clocks ticking.

 

 



Red smiley faces show in hologram around the arena in time with the bell. Ann "Atomic" Lee steps out to the stage, illuminated only by the red glow in the dark mask that she removes from her face. Ash immediately holds their microphone down as they have learned by now their microphone is turned off. 

 

 

 

 

 

Her smirk is illuminated by the glow of the mask. The music has kept in the ticking of the clock and bell, not so much as a skip but as a purposely extended opening.

 

 

Ann: And three men, fashioning themselves hunters and apex predators, found themselves deep in the dark forests, in the unusual and devastating circumstance of being hunted. And the big cat shrank, and the stone bled, and last drop was drawn only to be shared with his cohorts, a final sanguine meal before an ultimate devouring from the monster, the demon, the collector hailing from the Black Forest and every nightmare you’ve unsuccessfully attempted to wake up from, weighing 355 pounds and the crushing weight of your championship hopes and dreams. He is der Blutsammler.

 

 

  1. IS.

 

 

 

The keyboard finally kicks in and the appearances of the red smiley faces intensify rhythmically as a towering figure enters behind her.

 

 

Ann: RADE. 



Rade walks down the ramp with Ann leading him, both illuminated mostly by the glow in the dark masks.

 

 Ann stands in front of Rade and stares up as if being baptized from the sky. Rade spits blood upwards and it rains on her. She smiles wickedly to the camera and leaves the ring.

 

DING DING DING

Jackson Creed: “And here we go! Last Man Standing—no pins, no submissions—just one man left conscious. And Lynx wastes absolutely no time!”

Lynx charges across the ring with blinding speed—

Lenny Cruz: “You don’t blink in a Lynx match, Jackson! LOOK at him GO!”

—and unloads with a flurry of strikes! A high roundhouse to RADE’s thigh. A back elbow to the chest. Two rapid kicks to the midsection. A spinning backfist glances off the side of RADE’s mask!

Sinclair DeVille: “He’s just poking the bear. That’s a 355-pound monster in a bad mood, and Lynx is tap dancing on his chest like it’s open mic night in Białowieża.”

Jackson Creed: “Don’t forget, it was Lynx who beat RADE in that brutal street fight two weeks ago to advance to the semis. But last week, RADE returned the favor—attacking him before the bell and handing Wildfire a free pass to the finals.”

RADE stumbles back a step from the last strike. Lynx leaps—springboard off the second rope—lands behind him, spins, low sweep to the back of the knee! RADE drops to one leg and Lynx fires a jumping knee right under the chin! The crowd pops as the monster sways—

Lenny Cruz: “DOWN GO—wait no! No! He’s still up! He’s still on one knee but he’s not down!”

Lynx hits the ropes again—goes for another strike—but RADE throws his arm up, catching Lynx by the chest, launching him across the ring with a monstrous shove!

Jackson Creed: “That’s the power! That’s the danger! Lynx had all the momentum—and RADE just hurls him like he weighed nothing!”

*Lynx crashes to the mat, but rolls through and springs right back to his feet. The crowd roars. He rushes RADE again, ducking a clothesline—BAMdropkick to the back!

Sinclair DeVille: “Persistent. Irritating. Like a mosquito with gymnastic training.”

Jackson Creed: “But you have to admire the guts! Lynx isn’t letting up, despite the ribs RADE targeted last week. Those injuries are still lingering—”

RADE turns—and Lynx is already airborne, leaping from the middle rope into a forearm smash! RADE stumbles back into the ropes, sways—

Lenny Cruz: “NOW you’re feeling it, big guy!”

Lynx sprints, rebounds, builds momentum—

Jackson Creed: “Lynx with another—NO! RADE just caught him out of midair!”

RADE lifts Lynx like a sack of bones and tosses him clear over the top rope

THUD!

Lynx crashes outside to the floor!

Lenny Cruz: “Ohh, that sound made my stomach drop.”

Sinclair DeVille: “You wanted a Last Man Standing match, Lynx? That floor just reminded you how real it gets.”

Senior Official Carter Vale begins his first count of the match.

Jackson Creed: “That was pure force. Lynx went from offense to free flight in a blink—and now Carter Vale is counting!”

Ref Carter Vale: “ONE… TWO…”

Lynx stirs. He grips the guardrail. Pulls himself up—

Ref Carter Vale: “THREE… FOUR…”

He’s up! The crowd cheers!

Lenny Cruz: “Still in it, baby!”

RADE exits the ring slowly, ominously. Lynx meets him halfway— punch! RADE reels slightly. Punch! RADE fires back with a massive right hand that staggers Lynx! The two men start trading blows—

Jackson Creed: “This is a FIGHT now! No finesse—just fury!”

Sinclair DeVille: “And here’s the problem—RADE only needs one punch to undo five of Lynx’s. This is not a math equation Lynx wins.”

Lynx gets the edge—more speed—fakes a right, cracks a spinning heel kick to RADE’s midsection! RADE grunts but stays upright—

CLANG!

RADE grabs a steel chair from under the apron and slams it into Lynx’s ribs! The exact spot he injured last week!

Lenny Cruz: “NO! NO! Not the ribs again!”

Jackson Creed: “That’s the exact injury that RADE exploited to sabotage Lynx in the semis—and he just targeted it again with surgical brutality.”

Lynx crumbles to the floor, clutching his side in agony as RADE looms above him, the chair dangling from his hand like a butcher's cleaver.

Ref Carter Vale: “ONE… TWO…”

Ref Carter Vale’s voice rings out above the buzz of the crowd.

Ref Carter Vale: “FOUR…”

Lenny Cruz: “Come on Lynx, come on—!”

Like a jolt of lightning, Lynx explodes off the floor—

Jackson Creed: “WAIT—LYNX IS UP! CRASH TACKLE INTO RADE—AND THEY’RE ON OUR DESK!”

THUD!!

RADE is flattened onto the commentary table as Lynx rains down fists with unrelenting fury.

Lenny Cruz: “YEAH! Let it fly, Lynx!”

Lefts and rights slam down on RADE’s face and chest as the crowd comes alive, chanting Lynx’s name. Papers scatter, monitors shake, and Lenny has to push his headset back into place.

Sinclair DeVille: “This is MY monitor they’re destroying—does no one respect broadcast real estate anymore!?”

Then Sinclair squints—his voice sharpens like a dagger.

Sinclair DeVille: “Hold on—hold on—is that… a chain?”

Jackson Creed: “What—? Wait a second—yes! Lynx’s glove—there’s a steel chain wrapped around his right fist!”

Lenny Cruz: “That’s why the strikes have been landing like cannonballs! That’s genius, Jackson! LEGAL genius!”

Sinclair DeVille: “It’s cheap! It’s underhanded! And it’s why this sport is going to hell in a handbasket!”

RADE’s mask dents with another crushing shot—then another. Lynx leans in, screaming something primal. But just as he winds up again—

Jackson Creed: “RADE’S GOT HIM—LOOK OUT—”

From the flat of his back, RADE launches Lynx over his head with brute force!

THWACK!!

Lynx collides ribs-first with the guardrail near the timekeeper’s area and crumples into a heap.

Lenny Cruz: “AAHHH MAN! That’s the same ribs again! The same ones RADE went after last week!”

RADE slowly rises from the desk like a force of nature, the dented chair back in his grip.

Ann "Atomic" Lee suddenly rushes over, seeing Lynx prone—she grabs his arms and drops to the ground in the timekeeper’s pit, pinning Lynx across the railing.

Sinclair DeVille: “Oh-ho yes! This is art! She’s gift-wrapping him for the kill shot!”

Jackson Creed: “This is disgusting! Lynx can’t even move—he’s pinned like prey—and RADE’s got that chair raised—”

CRACK!

Jackson Creed: “ONE—”

CRACK!

Jackson Creed: “TWO—”

CRACK!

Jackson Creed: “THREE—”

CRACK!

Jackson Creed: “FOUR—”

CRACK!

Jackson Creed: “FIVE—”

CRACK!

Jackson Creed: “SIX—”

CRACK!

Jackson Creed: “SEVEN—”

CRACK!

Jackson Creed: “EIGHT—good GOD, that’s EIGHT SHOTS—right to the back, right to the ribs—and Lynx hasn’t even made a sound!”

Ann is laughing in Lynx’s face, just inches from his bloodied mask. Carter Vale storms in, forces her off, pushing her away with authority.

Lenny Cruz: “It’s about time! She’s not a manager, she’s a damn jackal!”

RADE backs up, breathing heavy through his mask, chair now bent and blood-spattered.

Jackson Creed: “RADE just broke that chair over Lynx—and now Carter Vale’s doing the only thing he can—he’s starting the count!”

Ref Carter Vale: “ONE…”

Lenny Cruz: “Come on, kid. Don’t stay down. You’ve come too far.”

Ref Carter Vale: “TWO…”

Sinclair DeVille: “What’s the count matter if your ribs are soup?”

Ref Carter Vale: “THREE…”

Ref Carter Vale: “FOUR…”

Ref Carter Vale: “FIVE…”

Ref Carter Vale’s voice carries over the tense silence of the crowd.

Ref Carter Vale: “FIVE…”

Jackson Creed: “Lynx is STILL down… He took eight chair shots with his ribs exposed, and I don’t even know how he’s breathing right now.”

Ref Carter Vale: “SIX…”

Suddenly—

Lenny Cruz: “Wait, wait—he’s moving! He’s moving!”

Lynx’s arm twitches, then drags along the barricade. He claws his way toward a nearby chair, using it to pull himself upright. The crowd is on their feet.

Ref Carter Vale: “SEVEN…”

Jackson Creed: “Lynx is up to a knee—he’s not giving in! You have to respect this kid’s fight!”

Ref Carter Vale: “EIGHT—”

Just as Lynx pushes to his feet—

Sinclair DeVille: “NOT SO FAST.”

RADE barrels forward—BOOM!—a brutal body block into Lynx, sandwiching him into the railing with full force!

Jackson Creed: “RADE CRUSHES HIM! Just steamrolled into those ribs again!”

But RADE doesn’t stop. He lifts Lynx in a cradle—then with terrifying ease—*

SLAMS him with a powerslam over the railing, back into the timekeeper’s area!

THWACK!

Ann is there already, circling him like a hyena, laughing in his face.

Ann "Atomic" Lee (shouting): “You should’ve stayed down, forest boy!”

Lenny Cruz: “I swear, if someone doesn’t remove her…”

RADE climbs over the barricade methodically, dragging Lynx by one arm through the wreckage of the ringside area and into the audience. The fans part like a wave as the hulking monster carves a path through them.

Jackson Creed: “Now into the crowd—RADE isn’t just looking to win—he’s looking to end Lynx tonight.”

They reach a nearby merchandise stand—RADE grabs Lynx by the back of the neck and—*

SMASH!

—hurls him ribs-first into the edge of the wooden booth!

Jackson Creed: “Back-first into the stand—and those ribs again! That’s the third time RADE’s gone to that same injury!”

Lenny Cruz: “He’s dissecting him like a surgeon who forgot the anesthesia!”

RADE lifts Lynx up again—and a second time—SLAMS him into the stand wall! Fans around them flinch and scream as drinks and posters go flying.

Sinclair DeVille: “That’s two. Want to guess what’s next?”

Jackson Creed: “Oh no—no—DON’T—”

SLAM!
—a third time into the stand, and Lynx crumples, a heap of pain, ribs heaving in jagged rhythm.

Lenny Cruz: “He might’ve just broken something with that third hit!”

Ref Carter Vale (from afar): “ONE…”

RADE and Ann stand tall in the middle of the crowd, surrounded by boos, flying popcorn, and plastic soda cups raining down.

Jackson Creed: “This is total desecration. Lynx isn’t just being beaten—he’s being paraded around like a sacrifice.”

Sinclair DeVille: “That’s called strategy, Jackson. RADE didn’t use Ann in their street fight weeks ago—but tonight? He learned. He adapted. THAT’S how you survive Last Man Standing.”

Ref Carter Vale: “TWO…”

Ref Carter Vale: “THREE…”

Ref Carter Vale: “FOUR…”

Ref Carter Vale’s voice carries over the raucous crowd as he continues the count from the wreckage around the merch stand.

Ref Carter Vale: “FIVE…”

Jackson Creed: “Lynx is STILL down—but wait—he’s stirring again!”

Lynx groans, body trembling, then suddenly sits up, clutching his ribs with one arm, the other gripping the corner of the merch stand.

Lenny Cruz: “YES! He’s still in this thing—how, I don’t know, but he’s UP!”

Ref Carter Vale: “SIX…”

Lynx pulls himself upright, wobbly but standing.

Ref Carter Vale: “SEVEN…”

Ref Carter Vale: “EIGHT!”

Jackson Creed: “He beat the count—BUT LOOK OUT—RADE IS COMING AGAIN!”

RADE storms forward, aiming to crush Lynx against the stand—

Sinclair DeVille: “Déjà vu, forest freak.”

—but Lynx rolls out of the way, RADE barely stopping himself from smashing into the structure—*

Lenny Cruz: “HE DODGED IT!”

Jackson Creed: “AND DROPKICK FROM BEHIND—SENDS RADE FACE-FIRST INTO THE STAND!”

The crowd erupts as Lynx bounces off his feet and unleashes strike after strike—his chain-wrapped fist pounding into the back of RADE’s head like a piston.

THUD! THUD! THUD!

Jackson Creed: “Lynx unloading now—right to the base of the skull with that steel-loaded glove!”

Ann watches tensely, frozen, lips parted—but she doesn’t move. Not without RADE’s say so.

Sinclair DeVille: “She’s waiting. She’s smart. If RADE doesn’t give the order, she stays put.”

But Lynx doesn’t even look at her. With a snarl, he grabs RADE by the back of the mask and drags the monster toward the stage ramp, weaving through stunned fans and debris.

Lenny Cruz: “He’s not done—oh no, Lynx is not done!”

They reach the edge of the side stage—LED lights glowing from below. Lynx positions RADE beside it, grabs his head—

Jackson Creed: “He’s gonna—he’s gonna SLAM him into the stage—”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “ONE!”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “TWO!”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “THREE!”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “FOUR!”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “FIVE!”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “SIX!”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “SEVEN!”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “EIGHT!”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “NINE!”

SLAM!

Jackson Creed: “TEN! Ten head slams into the stage wall!”

Lynx roars—a savage, primal scream that shakes the rafters, chest heaving as the fans explode into a frenzy of cheers.

Lenny Cruz: “WE’VE NEVER SEEN LYNX LIKE THIS!”

Sinclair DeVille: “Yeah, because usually he’s not beating people’s skulls into LED panels like a madman!”

RADE slumps down beside the stage, mask dented, arms limp. It’s the first time in the match he’s looked truly stunned.

Jackson Creed: “Lynx may have just rattled the Blood Collector’s brain—Carter Vale’s starting the count—and this time, it’s RADE in danger!”

Ref Carter Vale: “ONE…”

Ref Carter Vale: “TWO…”

Ref Carter Vale: “THREE…”

Ref Carter Vale: “FOUR…”

Ref Carter Vale continues his count at ringside, as RADE lies slumped at the base of the stage, his head still dented from the repeated slams. The arena hums with anticipation.

Ref Carter Vale: “FIVE…”

Suddenly, a massive hand twitches. RADE grabs the stage apron, groaning low, and begins dragging himself upward, pulling that enormous frame inch by inch.

Lenny Cruz: “He’s moving. HE’S MOVING.”

Jackson Creed: “The monster’s not dead yet—RADE is clawing his way back onto the stage!”

RADE rolls up onto the steel edge just as Carter Vale raises his hand for the next count.

Ref Carter Vale: “—SIX…” (waving it off) “No—he’s up. He’s up!”

But Lynx doesn’t wait. He’s on him immediately, diving in with renewed aggression, hammering punches down on the Blood Collector’s back and neck with the chained hand

THUD! THUD! THUD!

Jackson Creed: “Lynx is back on the assault—fifteen punches at least—just throwing fists like they’re all he’s got left!”

Sinclair DeVille: “This is wild instinct at this point. He’s just trying to keep RADE down long enough to breathe.”

Lynx finally backs off, chest heaving, staring at RADE, who’s now crawling toward the LED wall of the stage.

The crowd starts to rumble—

Lenny Cruz: “He’s lining it up, Jackson… he’s gonna go for it—he’s gonna go for APEX!

Lynx runs—leaps—handstand onto RADE’s shoulders— but—

Jackson Creed: “WAIT—ANN FROM BEHIND!”

CRACK!!

Ann "Atomic" Lee rushes in from behind and delivers a vicious low blow to Lynx!

Lynx collapses instantly to his knees, face twisted in agony. Ann beams like she just stole the main event.

Lenny Cruz: “You snake! She just stole that moment—Lynx had him!”

But then—

Jackson Creed: “Wait… look at RADE. Look at his face.”

*RADE is staring at Ann.

And he doesn’t look pleased.

He looks furious—*

Sinclair DeVille: “Oh no... oh, no no no—Ann…”

Ann’s smile flickers. She turns her head slowly—RADE is already on his feet, staring directly at her with a gaze that drills through the soul.

Ann takes a step back. One hand over her mouth. Then—RADE turns away from her and grabs the doubled-over Lynx by the waist—

Jackson Creed: “HE’S GOT HIM—POWERBOMB ON THE STAGE!!

BOOM!

Lynx’s body bounces off the steel stage surface, rattling the lighting grid. RADE backs off, breathing heavily.

Ref Carter Vale: “ONE…”

RADE doesn’t even look at the ref. Instead, he walks toward Ann—

Ref Carter Vale: “TWO…”

He looms over her near the edge of the stage, saying nothing. Just… watching. Judging. She doesn’t move.

Ref Carter Vale: “THREE…”

Lenny Cruz: “What is he doing!? He’s not even paying attention to the count!”

Ref Carter Vale: “FOUR…”

Jackson Creed: “He’s staring right through her. That might’ve been help, but not the help he wanted.”

Ref Carter Vale: “FIVE…”

Ref Carter Vale: “SIX…”

Ref Carter Vale: “SEVEN…”

RADE’s boots twitch against the stage. His body jerks upright with eerie timing. At the same moment, Lynx curls an arm under himself, every movement filled with pain. The ref raises his hand—

Ref Carter Vale: “EIGHT…”

Then—

Ref Carter Vale: “NINE!”

Lenny Cruz: “LYNX IS UP!! He’s on his feet!!”

Jackson Creed: “But RADE is charging—LOOK OUT!”

*RADE explodes forward like a freight train—but Lynx ducks under the rush at the last possible second—

Lenny Cruz: “HE ROLLED THROUGH—APEX!!”

*Out of pure instinct, Lynx whips back, plants his hands on RADE’s shoulders and **snaps down into the APEX—*crashing RADE face-first into the metal stage.

THUD!!

Jackson Creed: “OUT OF NOWHERE!! BOTH MEN DOWN AGAIN!”

The crowd roars as the ref immediately begins the count.

Ref Carter Vale: “ONE…”

Sinclair DeVille: “I didn’t even see him set that up—he just reacted!”

Ref Carter Vale: “TWO…”

Both Lynx and RADE lie sprawled across the stage, barely moving. Lynx clutches his ribs, rolling over with a grimace. RADE is completely still.

Ref Carter Vale: “THREE…”

Ref Carter Vale: “FOUR…”

Lynx begins to stir first, pulling himself to one knee, then leaning on his chain-wrapped hand to force himself upright.

Ref Carter Vale: “FIVE…”

Ref Carter Vale: “SIX…”

Jackson Creed: “Lynx is up again! On wobbly legs—but he’s standing!”

Ref Carter Vale: “SEVEN…”

RADE shifts slightly—then sits up suddenly, like a monster awakening from the grave.

Ref Carter Vale: “EIGHT!”

The crowd groans as RADE gets to one knee, then finally to his feet—but Lynx’s moment of focus is broken when—

Ann "Atomic" Lee storms in front of him.

She grabs Lynx by the wrist, yanks him around, and starts screaming in his face—

Ann (shoving and pointing): “YOU RUINED EVERYTHING! THIS WASN’T YOUR MOMENT!”

She pokes his chest, over and over, jabbing her finger into his ribs.

Sinclair DeVille: “Ann’s had enough—she’s letting Lynx have it right to the jaw!”

Lenny Cruz: “Somebody get her outta there before she ends up as another crater!”

And then—

Jackson Creed: “OH NO—RADE IS MOVING—LYNX’S BACK IS TURNED—”

RADE charges—but Lynx rolls forward at the last second, almost sensing it coming—

Lenny Cruz: “HE KNEW!”

RADE has no time to stop—he barrels into Ann with full force—*

CRASH!!

—and sends her flying off the stage—plummeting through a stack of tables set up beside the platform.

CRRRACK!!!

“HOLY SHT! HOLY SHT!”
The crowd erupts into chaos as officials rush to the wreckage.

Sinclair DeVille: “OH MY—OH NO—ANN IS DOWN! SHE’S—SHE’S THROUGH THE TABLES!”

RADE turns, eyes wide—but it’s too late—

Jackson Creed: “SECOND APEX!!”

Lynx drills him with a second APEX, RADE’s head and neck spiking off the steel plating!

Lenny Cruz: “BACK TO BACK APEXES!! LYNX IS LEAVING IT ALL OUT HERE!”

Ref Carter Vale: “ONE…”

Ref Carter Vale: “TWO…”

Lynx is barely upright, using the ramp guardrail to hold himself up. He doesn’t even celebrate. He just breathes.

Ref Carter Vale: “THREE…”

Ref Carter Vale: “FOUR…”

Ref Carter Vale: “FIVE…”

*RADE stirs—but can’t lift his head. Lynx looks down, sweat and blood dripping from his jaw.

Ref Carter Vale: “SIX…”

Ref Carter Vale: “SEVEN…”

*RADE lifts an arm—but it drops again.

Ref Carter Vale: “EIGHT…”

Jackson Creed: “And RADE is STILL down! LYNX IS UP! LYNX IS STANDING!”

Lenny Cruz: “Not well—but he’s the one standing!”

Ref Carter Vale: “EIGHT…”

RADE is still down, body motionless except for one twitching hand.

Ref Carter Vale: “NINE—”

Suddenly—RADE rolls! He drops off the stage, landing hard on the floor below—but somehow, on his feet just long enough to break the count!

Jackson Creed: “HE LANDED IT! HE LANDED IT! RADE STAYS ALIVE!”

Lenny Cruz: “How in the hell is he even vertical!? That’s not a man, that’s a curse wearing boots!”

Lynx, still barely standing on the ramp, watches with wide eyes. Then, like his soul has been punched, he drops to his knees, staring in disbelief.

Jackson Creed: “Lynx can’t believe it. After two APEXes… and that fall… it’s STILL not over.”

The crowd’s chant grows:

“THIS IS AWESOME!”
“THIS IS AWESOME!”

But Lynx grits his teeth, slaps the mat, and pulls himself upright again. He limps over to the edge of the stage—reaches down—and grabs RADE by the mask.

Lenny Cruz: “He’s not done. Not by a long shot.”

Lynx drags the giant back toward the ramp, firing off short, snapping punches to the side of RADE’s head with his chained glove as he goes. One after another.

CRACK. CRACK. CRACK.

Sinclair DeVille: “It’s like dragging a bear up a mountain. And Lynx is running on fumes.”

RADE suddenly shoves him back—Lynx stumbles—

Jackson Creed: “RADE WITH THE SHOVE—”

*—but *Lynx rebounds with a running dropkick, blasting RADE in the chest—

Lenny Cruz: “HE CAUGHT HIM!”

—RADE stumbles backward—falls half off the stage again, landing back on the floor!

But this time, Lynx stays standing. Breathing hard. Bleeding. And furious.

He steps to the edge and shouts down at RADE, voice cracking with rage and exhaustion—

Lynx: “Come on, you big ugly son of a BITCH—FIGHT ME!!”

Jackson Creed: “The fight’s not over. Not until one man can’t stand up.”

The crowd erupts, thunderous in their support for the battered but unyielding Lynx.

Lenny Cruz: “This crowd is going wild—Lynx is begging for more! He’s not trying to escape this war—he’s demanding it end on his terms!”

RADE slowly pulls himself up again, standing beneath the edge of the stage. Lynx steps back, arms open, still breathing hard.

Sinclair DeVille: “He’s letting him up. He wants it settled. No sneak shots. No surprises.”

Jackson Creed: “RADE climbs back onto the stage—Lynx is ready—both men, battered and broken, are standing tall on that ramp!”

They circle each other, fists clenched, balance shaky. No more running. No more stalling.

Jackson Creed: “We’ve reached the final act of this horror story. Whatever these two have left—they're about to throw it.”

The crowd is thunderous, standing on their feet as both Lynx and RADE stand hunched and trembling on the stage—bodies wrecked, breaths heavy. The lights shimmer off blood, sweat, and fury.

Jackson Creed: "We’ve come full circle. Two men left standing… barely. And this crowd knows—something has to give.”

Lenny Cruz: “There’s nothing clean about this. This is survival. This is instinct. This is war.”

The first punch lands—RADE grunts, reels slightly—then fires one back. Then Lynx answers. Back and forth—strike for strike.

Jackson Creed: "Back and forth they go! Trading bombs! Rade with a right—Lynx fires back—Rade—Lynx!”

But Lynx’s fists hit harder. The chain-wrapped glove lands heavy with every shot—left, right, left again.

Sinclair DeVille: “That chain again—every shot is like getting hit with a brick!”

*RADE stumbles—drops to a knee.

Lenny Cruz: “He’s down! The monster’s down to one knee!”

Lynx roars—eyes wide, mouth open in defiance and fury—and backs up.

Jackson Creed: “He’s lining up! APEX incoming—he’s going to finish this!”

Lynx dashes forward—but from behind—

CRACK!

A blur of gold and arrogance—WILDFIRE, new Ether Champion, has sprinted from backstage and smashes the championship belt across the back of Lynx’s head!

Jackson Creed: “WHAT THE HELL?! THAT’S WILDFIRE! WILDFIRE JUST BLINDSIDED LYNX WITH THE TITLE!”

Lenny Cruz: “Not like this! Not like this!”

Lynx drops to the stage, stunned. WildFire doesn’t wait. He lifts Lynx by the hair, mocking grin on his face—

WildFire: “Come on, ‘forest scum.’ Time to end your fairy tale.”

He throws Lynx straight into the waiting hands of a now-standing RADE.

Sinclair DeVille: “It’s feeding time!”

RADE catches Lynx mid-air by the throat. For a heartbeat—Lynx stares into RADE’s black eyes.

Then—

Jackson Creed: “SEVEN FEET UNDER—STRAIGHT THROUGH THE STAGE LIGHT!”

BOOOOM!!

RADE chokeslams Lynx down through one of the massive LED stage lights near the ramp! Sparks explode in every direction—flashing, sputtering, sending shards flying.

Lenny Cruz: “HE JUST BROKE HIM IN HALF! THE STAGE IS DESTROYED!”

The crowd gasps, half in awe, half in horror. Officials rush toward the blast zone, but RADE snarls—shoving EMTs out of the way like broken furniture. He drops down beside Lynx’s twisted body.

Ref Carter Vale (counting):
“ONE…”
“TWO…”
“THREE…”
“FOUR…”

Lynx doesn’t move. Not a twitch.

Ref Carter Vale:
“FIVE…”
“SIX…”
“SEVEN…”

WildFire stands near the edge of the shattered panel, brushing dust off his title belt, smug satisfaction oozing from his stance.

Ref Carter Vale:
“EIGHT…”
“NINE…”
“TEN!”

Bell Rings

Astrid Vale (ring announcer):
"Here is your winner… RADE!"

Jackson Creed: “It took everything. Chairs. Chains. Betrayal. But RADE survives—and Lynx is done.”

RADE shoves past the medical crew, walking through them like smoke. He glares at the crowd, then scoops up the lifeless form of Ann "Atomic" Lee—slings her over his shoulder like a trophy—and begins walking around the stage and up the ramp’s outer corridor.

Sinclair DeVille: “Say what you want, but that’s dominance. That’s blood collected.”

But the spotlight remains where the wreckage lies. And standing in the center of it, above the broken body of Lynx…

WildFire.

His Ether Championship raised high above his head. His smirk stretching ear to ear as he steps into the spotlight still shining over the devastation.

WildFire (shouting):
“I SHOWED YOU A REAL CHAMPION, FOREST SCUM!!”

The crowd boos mercilessly, popcorn and cups thrown from the stands—but WildFire just soaks it in, drinking in the heat like fuel.

Jackson Creed: “He’s taken the spotlight—and Lynx’s moment—with it. This isn’t just a statement. It’s an empire WildFire wants to build—over the broken backs of anyone who dares stand in his way.”

The final shot:
WildFire standing tall, gold raised in the spotlight.
Lynx broken at his feet.
And RADE disappearing into the shadows, with blood and silence following in his wake.

Rp

The camera cuts backstage to Veronica Vale standing tall, microphone in hand. Beside her is JP Spears, still sweaty from the triple threat match. His eyes are red and watery, blinking rapidly from the effects of the powder. He paces restlessly, shaking his head as if trying to clear it. His graphic t-shirt clings to his chest from the post-match shower, but he’s clearly still amped and pissed.

Veronica Vale:
“Ladies and gentlemen, I’m joined here by JP Spears. JP, tonight you had the opportunity to become the first-ever Ether Champion in a triple threat match against Wildfire and Jay the Joker… until Damian Blackheart appeared and quite literally clouded your vision. What’s going through your head right now?”

JP Spears (sniffling, rubbing his nose, clearly still out of it but fuming):
“What’s going through my head? My head feels like somebody dumped gasoline in my eyes and lit a match, Veronica! I was this close—this close—to making history tonight. I had Wildfire lined up for the second All-American, the crowd was on their feet, and then this creep in a bird mask blows—what even was that? Scopolamine? Who the hell carries that around in a wrestling match?!”

Veronica Vale (calm, eyebrow raised):
“Damian Blackheart, apparently. He’s made quite a name for himself with unorthodox methods. Do you think this was personal—or was he just making a statement at your expense?”

JP Spears (snaps, pointing at the camera):
“Oh, it’s personal now. Damian Blackheart wants to lurk in the shadows, hiding behind his mask and his creepy little medicine bag? Fine. But he just picked the wrong dude to screw over. He didn’t just cost me a title—he embarrassed me in front of everybody who believed in me. And trust me when I say this, Damian—when I get my hands on you, there’s no mask, no smoke, no scalpel, nothing that’s gonna save you.”

Veronica Vale (leaning in slightly, testing him):
“But JP, with all due respect, you’re still very new to MAWL. Damian Blackheart is… well, he’s seasoned, dangerous, and methodical. Are you sure you’re ready to step into that kind of storm?”

JP Spears (breathing heavy, glaring through the haze in his eyes, voice low but seething):
“Veronica, I didn’t come here to MAWL to play it safe. I didn’t come here to be second best. If I have to crawl through hell and fight demons like Damian Blackheart to get where I’m meant to be? Then that’s exactly what I’m gonna do. He stole something from me tonight—and I don’t care if I’m green, I don’t care if he’s more experienced—I’m taking it back, and I’m taking a piece of him with it.”

JP yanks the mic down for a second, coughing from the lingering powder, then shoves it back at Veronica. His jaw is tight, his eyes still watering, but his fury is crystal clear.

Veronica Vale (smoothly, into camera):
“You heard it here. JP Spears has Damian Blackheart in his sights after tonight’s controversial Ether Championship match. Back to you.”

The camera fades as JP storms off, wiping his face, muttering about “getting even.”



Tournament recap

🎤 Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“Let’s take a look back at how both of our finalists earned their way to tonight’s historic showdown for the Signal Tag Team Championships. And we begin… with the feathered fan-favorites—The Birds of Play!

🎞️ MATCH 1: Birds of Play (Paulie & Petey) vs High Risk (Winston Lewis & Eric Verne)
(Clips roll of fast-paced sequences, dives, and creative counters)

🗣️ Lenny Cruz:
“This was high-octane tag team wrestling at its finest! You had High Risk living up to their name, but Paulie and Petey? Man, they flew higher and smarter!”

🎙️ Jackson Creed:
“Petey Peacock’s Plumage Press set the stage—and Paulie Parrot nailed the Squawkbox Cutter outta nowhere to seal the deal. The Birds advanced in style.”

🎞️ MATCH 2: Birds of Play vs The End Begins
(Clips show a gritty, back-and-forth contest with stiff strikes and near falls)

🗣️ Lenny Cruz:
“I’ll give ‘em credit—rookies or not, The End Begins pushed the Birds to the absolute limit.

🎙️ Jackson Creed:
“Paulie and Petey had to dig deep into their bag of tricks, finally pulling out the Egg Drop to survive and advance to the finals.”

🎙️ Sinclair DeVille:
“Cute. A lot of heart. But heart doesn’t win titles. Experience does—and the Birds just barely had enough.”

[Footage shows all four competitors fist-bumping and embracing post-match.]

🎙️ Jackson Creed:
“Great sportsmanship there, and maybe a glimpse of MAWL’s future... but the Birds were flying high toward the finals.”

🎞️ MATCH 1: MAWLiwood Blondes vs Animalities
(Clips show heavy brawling, underhanded tactics, and the ref being distracted)

🎙️ Jackson Creed:
“The Blondes had their hands full with the ultra-physical Animalities… until, well…”

[Freeze-frame on Winston smashing the vintage camera into the back of Growl’s head.]

🗣️ Lenny Cruz:
“Dirty! That camera’s not a prop—it’s a weapon!”

🎙️ Sinclair DeVille:
“It’s a statement piece, Lenny. And they made their statement loud and clear—by winning.”

🎞️ MATCH 2: MAWLiwood Blondes vs The Edge Runners
(Clips roll of chaotic action, camera thrown by V, brawl spilling into the crowd)

🎙️ Jackson Creed:
“This was pure anarchy. The Edge Runners had momentum, the crowd on their side—and then the Blondes pulled off a Hollywood twist.”

🗣️ Lenny Cruz:
“Wildfire, of all people, comes flying outta the crowd—BANG! Right to Johnny’s temple with the camera!”

🎙️ Sinclair DeVille:
“Are you seeing the star power here? This is cinema. This is dominance. This is what happens when you side with the right people in MAWL.”

[Footage ends with the Blondes striking a red carpet pose over the fallen Edge Runners.]

🎞️ [Final Montage – Silent Walk to the Finals]

[Visual: Birds of Play – Paulie and Petey – walk down a quiet backstage hallway. Focused, feathers ruffled, serious.]
[Cut to: The MAWLiwood Blondes – Mark and Winston – strutting through the same hallway from the opposite side, sunglasses on, smug as ever.]

🎙️ Jackson Creed (voiceover):
“One team soared with honor. The other clawed their way with chaos. But tonight, only one walks out as the inaugural Signal Tag Team Champions.

🗣️ Lenny Cruz (voiceover):
“The lights are on, the fans are loud—let’s find out if the stars will shine… or crash and burn.”

🎙️ Sinclair DeVille (voiceover):
“Oh, they’ll shine alright. Red carpets, flashing lights, and gold belts. Just the way Leila Blake wrote it.”



 Signal Tag Team Championship – Final MatchThe MAWLiwood Blondes vs. Bird of Play

ASTRID VALE:
“Ladies and gentlemen… the following contest is scheduled for one fall…”
(crowd chants: "ONE FALL!")
“…and it is the final match in the Signal Tag Team Championship Tournament!”
(cheers)

“The winners of this bout will be crowned the first-ever SIGNAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS!

[Turns toward the Birds of Play]

“Introducing first… in the corner to my left…
At a combined weight of 462 pounds
Representing the Birds of Play
From Fortaleza, Brazil and Invercargill, New Zealand
They are “The Brightest Bird Star” Petey Peacock… and “Fine Feathery Friend” Paulie Parrot...
THE BIRDS… OF PLAAAAY!!
(crowd cheers, fans flap arms like wings)

[Turns toward the MAWLiwood Blondes]

“And their opponents… in the corner to my right…
At a combined weight of 478 pounds
Hailing from Hollywood, California...
They are the self-proclaimed stars of MAWL and the enforcers of Leila Blake...
“Red Carpet” Mark Anderson and “High Risk” Winston Lewis...
THE MAWLIWOOD… BLONDES!!
(loud boos as the Blondes smirk and adjust their sunglasses)

ASTRID VALE:
“Your referee for this match is Danny “Quickcount” Rayes… and this… is for the SIGNAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS!”

[Bell rings]

Jackson Creed (calm, professional):
“And here we go—the final match in the Signal Tag Team Championship Tournament is officially underway!”

[In the ring, the Blondes don’t move. Mark Anderson adjusts his shades. Winston smooths his hair. They both strike a cocky pose like the bell didn’t even ring.]

Lenny Cruz (animated):
“Are you kidding me?! The bell rang! This ain’t a photoshoot!”

Sinclair DeVille (smoothly smug):
“You don’t rush art, Lenny. Let them set the tone. Stars enter when they’re ready.”

[Suddenly, Petey Peacock explodes out of the corner and crashes into Mark with a running shoulder, sending him into Winston—who goes flying off the apron!]

Jackson Creed:
“Whoa! Petey Peacock wastes no time! Crashes Mark into Winston—and rolls him up!”

[Danny Rayes dives into position—]

Referee Danny Rayes:
“ONE!… TWO—NO!!”

Lenny Cruz:
“Man, that was close! That’s how you make an entrance, Petey-style!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“Typical birds. No grace, no patience, no respect for timing.”

[Paulie’s already calling for the tag. Petey slaps him in clean, and the Birds immediately go into fast-paced tandem offense—drop toe hold into a sliding elbow. Quick tag back. Snapmare, then a leaping dropkick to the spine. Mark’s reeling.]

Jackson Creed:
“Fast tags. Crisp combos. The Birds of Play are lighting up the MAWLiwood Blondes!”

Lenny Cruz:
“That’s textbook tag wrestling, baby! Keep the fresh man in, keep the pressure on!”

[From the apron, Winston’s yelling at the referee.]

Winston Lewis:
“Cut! Cut! I wasn’t ready! We need a Take Two!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“Exactly! Winston didn’t even get his close-up before Petey Peacock turned it into an outtake!”

Jackson Creed:
“Mark Anderson hasn’t had a moment to breathe—Paulie Parrot just tagged back in, hits the ropes—sliding neck whip! Mark drops hard!”

[Winston tries to rush the ring in a huff—but Danny Rayes intercepts him.]

Lenny Cruz:
“Here we go. Ref’s got Winston—but look out—”

[With Rayes distracted, Mark pokes Paulie in the eyes! The crowd erupts in boos.]

Jackson Creed:
“Eye poke! Classic MAWLiwood misdirection!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“I call it improvisation, Jackson. The best performers know how to adapt when the scene changes.”

[Mark charges and levels Paulie with a clothesline, sending him flipping to the mat. The crowd jeers loudly.]

Lenny Cruz:
“Oh come on! That’s the dirtiest shot in the book!”

[Winston claps from the apron with exaggerated applause, bowing like they just performed a Shakespeare monologue.]

Winston Lewis (shouting):
“BRAVO, MARK! BRAVO!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“See? That’s how you direct a scene, fellas.”

[Mark grabs Paulie by the ankle and drags him across the ring to the Blondes' corner, where Winston holds the tag rope out.]

Jackson Creed:
“And now Mark brings the match right where they want it—into Blonde territory. Tag made—Winston’s legal!”

[Winston climbs in and immediately starts stomping away at Paulie’s midsection.]

Referee Danny Rayes:
“Let him out of the corner! One! Two!”

[Mark tags back in—more stomps. Tag again. Stomp. Back and forth.]

Jackson Creed:
“And just like that, the MAWLiwood Blondes are doing what they do best—turning the ring into a set they control.”

Lenny Cruz:
“Stomp after stomp—this ain’t wrestling, it’s a beatdown!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“Please. This is methodical teamwork. Every stomp is a camera flash on their journey to gold.”

[The camera cuts to the audience—half booing loudly, others pounding on the barricades trying to rally Paulie.]

Jackson Creed (narrating):
“We’re back inside the ring now and Mark Anderson—not satisfied just stomping Paulie Parrot into the canvas—is now choking him over the second rope!”

Referee Danny Rayes:
“One! Two! Three! Four—Mark, let him go!”

[Mark lets go right before five, raising both hands in mock innocence… before striking a smug pose with his knee still on Paulie’s back.]

Lenny Cruz (outraged):
“He’s posing while choking the man! Come on, Rayes! Do your job!”

Sinclair DeVille (smug):
“Relax, Lightning. The ref got to four. Mark got to fame. Everyone’s doing their jobs.”

Jackson Creed:
“And here comes the tag to Winston Lewis—Paulie Parrot in serious trouble!”

[Winston hops in, drops to a knee, and puts both hands around Paulie’s throat—mockingly “directing” him like a scene partner—before letting go at the count of four.]

Winston Lewis (shouting):
“AND CUT! That’s how you do it in one take!”

[Winston struts to the center of the ring, facing the hard cam. He slowly mimes placing a championship belt around his waist. Meanwhile—Mark Anderson pulls out the vintage camera from their corner.]

Sinclair DeVille:
“Now that’s a cover photo! Look at the chemistry! Oscar-worthy!”

[FLASH! FLASH! Mark pretends to snap pictures like a paparazzo while Winston soaks in the spotlight.]

Lenny Cruz:
“This ain’t Hollywood! This is MAWL! Somebody tell these two this is a title match, not a red carpet!”

[Winston finally walks back to Paulie, ready to lay in more damage—but as he reaches down, Paulie grabs him by the trunks and yanks him face-first into the turnbuckle!]

Jackson Creed:
“Into the buckle! Paulie with a burst of desperation—and Winston just got a face full of reality!”

[The crowd surges with noise as Paulie crawls toward his corner, hand outstretched.]

Lenny Cruz:
“He’s reaching! He’s almost there! Tag that wing, Paulie!”

[But Mark, ever the director of chaos, dashes around the outside, leaps up—and yanks Petey off the apron just before the tag!]

[Petey’s face smacks the apron as he falls, then Mark hurls him spine-first into the guardrail!]

Jackson Creed:
“No! Come on! Petey just got taken out! That was a blatant assault!”

Referee Danny Rayes:
“Hey! HEY! What are you doing?!”

Mark Anderson (mocking, hands up):
“I swear I heard a tag, Danny! My bad, my bad! Thought it was my cue!”

Sinclair DeVille (laughing):
“He’s got selective hearing—you can’t blame a man for thinking he heard opportunity knocking.”

[Inside the ring, Winston staggers up, sees the chaos, then sneaks up behind Paulie and kicks him straight between the legs. The crowd groans loudly.]

Lenny Cruz (furious):
“LOW BLOW! HE JUST KICKED HIM IN THE—oh come on! That’s disgusting!”

[Winston dives on top of Paulie for the cover. Rayes drops.]

Referee Danny Rayes:
“ONE!... TWO!... NO!!”

Jackson Creed:
“Paulie kicks out! Paulie Parrot kicks out! But the Blondes have completely taken over!”

[Winston tags Mark back in. They haul Paulie up—Winston hooks his arms from behind while Mark charges with a running forearm to the jaw, staggering Paulie down to one knee.]

Jackson Creed:
“Double-team assault now—Paulie’s getting picked apart!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“This is rhythm. This is poetry. This is why Leila Blake put them in the director’s chair!”

Lenny Cruz:
“This is cheating with style, Sinclair! That’s what it is!”

[Mark presses a boot on Paulie’s chest and looks into the camera, mouthing “We run this.” as Winston claps behind him.]

Jackson Creed (focused, pacing his words):
“Mark Anderson now in full control—scoops up Paulie Parrot—and slams him down with authority!

[The ring shakes as Paulie hits the mat hard. Mark leans over him, talking trash. But Winston claps loudly and tags himself in.]

Lenny Cruz:
“Winston tags himself in! And here he comes—off the ropes—big leg drop! Right across the chest!”

Sinclair DeVille (smug):
“Precision. Pacing. This is how you write an ending.”

[Winston pops up, basks in the crowd’s boos. But Mark slaps him on the back—tag made again—and hits the ropes fast.]

Jackson Creed:
“Tag right back—Mark’s back in—and there’s the jumping elbow drop! Cover!”

Referee Danny Rayes:
“ONE!... TWO!...”

[Paulie kicks out, and the crowd bursts with energy.]

Lenny Cruz:
“He’s still in it! Paulie Parrot ain’t cooked yet!”

Sinclair DeVille (annoyed):
“What do you mean? That was the finish! Somebody didn’t get the memo!”

[Mark stands up, frustrated, pacing around Paulie and pointing to Winston.]

Mark Anderson (shouting):
“The script’s not done! Don’t ad-lib a kickout, birdbrain!”

[He yanks Paulie up and powerslams him again with a snarl. Winston tags himself in once more. They’re going for the same combo.]

Jackson Creed:
“Here we go again—same sequence—Mark lines up the elbow—Winston hits the ropes—BUT—”

[Mark jumps a split second too early, landing nothing. Winston goes for the leg drop—Paulie rolls out of the way! Winston crashes on his tailbone!]

Lenny Cruz:
“HE MISSED! Paulie moved! Winston’s sittin’ on regret!”

[And before Winston can recover—Mark lands directly on top of him with the elbow drop he meant for Paulie!]

Jackson Creed:
“OH! Mark just flattened his own partner!”

Sinclair DeVille (panicked):
“No—NO! That was not in the scene breakdown!”

[Paulie starts crawling toward his corner again, the crowd rallying behind him.]

Lenny Cruz (with urgency):
“Come on, Paulie! Tag the big bird! Petey’s got a wing out—just reach!”

[But Mark scrambles up, holding his ribs. He grabs Paulie’s leg before he can tag out.]

Jackson Creed:
“Mark Anderson, trying to save the scene—but Paulie with a spin kick!”

[Paulie spins on the mat and boots Mark off—Mark falls backward and crashes onto Winston again!]

Lenny Cruz (laughing):
“Double disaster! These Blondes are stacking up like a blooper reel!”

[Paulie inches closer, arms shaking—he’s almost there—but Mark, AGAIN, jumps up and sprints across the apron—shoving Petey off before the tag! The crowd erupts in boos.]

Jackson Creed:
“NOT AGAIN! Petey hits the floor hard!”

Referee Danny Rayes:
“Hey! HEY! STAY IN YOUR CORNER!”

Mark Anderson (hands up):
“I thought I heard the tag! My bad, my bad!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“See? You have to listen closely in this business. Audio cues are everything.”

[Back in the ring, Paulie is trying to recover—but Winston has grabbed the vintage camera and is stalking behind him.]

Lenny Cruz:
“Don’t do it—don’t you dare, Winston—he’s gonna bash him!”

[But just as Winston raises it—Danny Rayes turns around and catches him red-handed! The arena explodes.]

Jackson Creed:
“He CAUGHT him! The ref caught him!”

[Winston freezes mid-swing. He tries to hide it behind his back like a guilty school kid.]

Winston Lewis:
“It’s... it’s a prop! For character work!”

[Rayes snatches the camera out of his hands. The crowd roars. Mark yells from the apron.]

Mark Anderson:
“Be careful! That’s a collector’s item!”

[Rayes walks over to the ropes and hands it to a ringside official.]

Referee Danny Rayes:
“Get this outta here. Take it backstage.”

Sinclair DeVille (angrily):
“Are you kidding me?! That’s theft! That’s evidence tampering! You can’t just confiscate art!”

**[As the Blondes are yelling at the ref—Paulie gets to his feet—rushes in—and dropkicks both Winston and Mark in the back at the same time!]

Jackson Creed:
“Dropkick from Paulie! Sends both Blondes flying out of the ring!”

[Mark tumbles through the ropes. Winston spills over the second rope and hits the floor hard.]

Lenny Cruz (electrified):
“Let’s GO! Paulie clears the set! The ring belongs to the Birds again!”

[Paulie drops to his chest and begins crawling toward his corner, the crowd now absolutely electric.]

Jackson Creed:
“Paulie’s crawling! Petey’s getting up—can he make the tag?! The Signal Tag Titles hang in the balance!”

Jackson Creed (excited):
“Paulie Parrot finally makes the tag—and here comes Petey Peacock—flying!”

Lenny Cruz (energized):
“YES! Petey is on fire! Look at this!”

[Petey launches himself over the top rope with a spectacular leap, crashing both Mark Anderson and Winston Lewis to the outside! The crowd explodes.]

Jackson Creed:
“Both Blondes taken out in one fell swoop! What a move!”

Sinclair DeVille (snide):
“Showboating, but effective. Don’t get too comfortable, birds.”

[Back inside the ring, Petey wastes no time grabbing Winston—the legal man—and throws him hard back into the squared circle.]

Lenny Cruz:
“Petey’s pacing is incredible. Look at the focus!”

Jackson Creed:
“And here comes the assault—four rapid-fire strikes! A European uppercut, a spinning back fist, a knee lift, and a lightning-fast clothesline! Winston’s staggering!”

[Petey signals to the crowd, then locks in his signature move.]

Jackson Creed:
“And—Egg Drop! Solo finisher from Petey Peacock—covering Winston!*

Referee Danny Rayes:
“One! Two—”

[At the two-count—Mark Anderson rushes in clutch, grabbing Winston’s foot just out of referee Danny Rayes’ view—and puts it on the ropes.]

Jackson Creed (shocked):
“Wait—what’s Mark doing?!”

Lenny Cruz (shouting):
“He’s got Winston’s foot on the rope! The ref didn’t see it!”

Sinclair DeVille (smirking):
“Classic trickery. The Blondes don’t lose that easily.”

[Rayes counts the pin—two!—then calls for the match to continue.]

Jackson Creed:
“Two count, but this match is far from over. The Birds thought they had it!”

Lenny Cruz:
“They’re stunned! And rightfully so!”

[Paulie quickly tags Petey back in, signaling for help after delivering the Egg Drop. Petey bounces off the ropes, building momentum.]

Jackson Creed:
“Petey’s back in! He’s not letting up!”

[As Petey runs toward Winston near the ropes—Winston pulls down the top rope!]

Lenny Cruz (groaning):
“NO! The ropes come down—Petey falls hard to the floor!”

Jackson Creed:
“That’s a nasty fall—and Winston’s crawling, slowly, towards his corner!”

[The crowd erupts with loud boos, shouting at the Blondes for their cheating ways.]

Sinclair DeVille (mocking):
“Crawl all you want, birdbrains. The stars aren’t done shining tonight.”

Jackson Creed (measured):
“And Winston Lewis makes the tag—Mark Anderson now the legal man—but look at this…”

[Mark doesn’t charge. Doesn’t posture. He just watches Petey slowly crawl on the outside, exhausted and hurting.]

Mark Anderson (audibly, toward Winston):
“You brought the backup script, didn’t you?”

[Winston nods, limping toward their corner.]

Mark Anderson:
“Okay… Take Two. Yeah? Okay. We got this. We got this.”

Lenny Cruz (disgusted):
“Are you serious? This ain’t a movie set! This is for championship gold!”

Sinclair DeVille (amused):
“It’s called being prepared, Lenny. True professionals always carry rewrites.”

[Suddenly, Mark shifts gears and dives at Petey on the outside, throwing wild strikes, fists connecting in a messy flurry.]

Jackson Creed:
“Mark explodes into action—shots flying on the outside!”

[Meanwhile, Winston rummages through the Blondes’ entrance jackets near their corner—tossing fabric aside, clearly looking for something.]

Lenny Cruz:
“What’s he digging for? Don’t tell me they’ve got props stashed back there!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“They’re just running the scene. Maybe it’s the third act twist.”

[Back at ringside—Petey fights back! The crowd roars as he rallies, trading shots—and suddenly starts firing back with high-speed strikes.]

Jackson Creed (picking up pace):
“Petey Peacock won the exchange! Now he’s building steam—dropkick! Mark stumbles back!”

Lenny Cruz:
“Another one! And another! That’s three dropkicks in a row!”

[Mark’s staggered, eyes dazed. Petey crawls to his corner—tag to Paulie!]

Jackson Creed:
“Tag made! Paulie’s back in! Petey’s heading up top—they want to end it!”

Lenny Cruz (with energy):
“Here comes the Egg Drop! Can they hit it this time?!”

[Petey launches from the top rope, soaring through the air with perfect form—but Mark stumbles backward at the last second! Petey crashes and burns, slamming into the mat, then rolls out clutching his ribs.]

Jackson Creed:
“OHHH! He missed it! Mark fell out of the blast zone—Petey hit nothing but canvas!”

Sinclair DeVille (mock horror):
“It’s the deleted scene! That one’s not making the final cut!”

[But Paulie doesn’t stop. Despite the punishment, he shows shocking resilience—grabbing Mark and dragging him to the corner.]

Jackson Creed (surprised):
“Paulie showing unreal strength—how is he even standing?”

[Paulie pulls Mark in, possibly looking for something big—but Mark counters—picks him up and drives him down with an Alabama Slam!]

Lenny Cruz:
“Oh no! ALABAMA SLAM! That could be it!”

Referee Danny Rayes:
“ONE!... TWO!...”

Jackson Creed:
“KICK OUT! Paulie kicks out at two and a half! This match is still alive!”

[Mark slams the mat in frustration as Winston holds his ribs at ringside, now holding something suspicious under the jackets—hidden from the referee's view.]

Sinclair DeVille (smirking):
“They’ve still got options. It’s not the end until the credits roll.”

Jackson Creed (intensely focused):
“Paulie’s digging deep here—he’s got Mark Anderson up again—but Mark’s got a death grip on the ropes!”

[Mark clings to the top rope, legs buckling.]

Lenny Cruz:
“He’s holding on for dear life! He knows one more hit might be lights out!”

[Paulie tugs, nearly pulling Mark into Referee Danny Rayes, who stumbles backward with a sharp word.]

Referee Rayes:
“Watch it, Paulie! I’m still here!”

Jackson Creed:
“Bit of a misfire—Mark nearly crashed into the official. Paulie trying to explain, but now they’re going back and forth…”

[Meanwhile, on the outside—Petey pulls himself up on the apron, groggy but trying to re-enter. Suddenly—Winston rushes in from around the corner—Mark’s jacket in hand! There's a THUD. Petey crumbles.]

Lenny Cruz (shouting):
“WAIT—WHAT DID HE—?! That’s NOT just a jacket! I heard that!”

Sinclair DeVille (mock innocence):
“I think he just… helped him rest. That’s what friends do.”

[Winston doesn’t pause. He grabs his own jacket, throws it into the ring right behind the referee as a decoy, then dives back out of view. Rayes turns from Paulie and sees the jacket in the ring.]

Referee Rayes:
“What the—get this outta here!”

Jackson Creed:
“Rayes tossing Winston’s jacket out now—but what about the other one?! Petey’s down cold!”

[As the referee walks to the ropes to toss the decoy, Paulie walks over to check on Mark, who’s draped over the middle rope directly above where Petey is lying unconscious.]

Lenny Cruz (nervous):
“Something’s wrong. Paulie can feel it—he knows something’s not right.”

[Paulie leans down, looking at Petey on the floor. He narrows his eyes.]

Paulie Parrot (quietly):
“...Petey?”

[And then—WHAM! Winston rushes from behind, striking Paulie across the side of the face with the hidden weapon—now visible as a nearly identical version of the confiscated vintage camera. The crowd gasps, some scream.]

Jackson Creed:
“NO! It’s the camera! The one that was taken earlier—they had a second one stashed in Mark’s jacket!”

[Winston immediately throws it deep into the crowd like a piece of garbage. Paulie collapses limp against the ropes.]

Sinclair DeVille (gleeful):
“Cinematic. Ruthless. Perfectly framed.”

[Mark reaches out, dragging Paulie’s body across the ring to the Blondes' corner. He tags Winston in.]

Jackson Creed (resigned):
“No… Not like this…”

Lenny Cruz (furious):
“DON’T do it. Don’t end it like this!”

[Mark hoists Paulie up—spinebuster! Winston leaps from the top—leg drop!]

Jackson Creed:
The Final Take! The MAWLiwood Blondes hit their finish!”

Referee Rayes (counting):
“ONE!... TWO!... THREE!!”

[The bell rings. Boos detonate through the crowd like thunder.]

🎙️ Ring Announcer – Astrid Vale (barely audible):
“Here are your winners... and the first-ever SIGNAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONS… the MAWLiwood Blondes!”

[The arena is drenched in jeers. The Blondes act like they just won an Oscar. Winston collapses to his knees, sobbing theatrically. Mark hugs him, then kisses the championship belt with over-the-top sincerity.]

Jackson Creed (grim):
“They stole it. They stole the biggest moment in MAWL tag team history.”

Lenny Cruz (bitter):
“This was supposed to be about heart. About grit. About earning it. And these two snakes just turned it into a heist scene.”

Sinclair DeVille (giddy):
“And what a performance. Bravo, boys. Bravo. The stars have arrived.”

[Referee Rayes reluctantly raises their hands. The belts gleam under the lights—but the audience sees red, not gold. Petey still hasn’t moved. Paulie is crumpled in the corner. The Birds of Play were robbed.]

Jackson Creed (low):
“You may be looking at champions... but you’re not looking at winners.”

[Final shot: The Blondes hold the belts high like golden statues. Flashbulbs flicker. The crowd roars with fury. The scene fades to black.]




Rp

 

Interview into a brawl



 One-on-One Match – First Time EverElijah vs. Luciano

The screen still flickers with fading images of Lagahoo and The Midnight Robber. Elijah stands near his corner, holding the dusty old book in one hand, muttering something under his breath. His worn vest clings to his frame, tattered jeans scuffed from past wars.

Jackson Creed: “And there he is—the Cryptic One himself. Elijah soaking in the moment. The folklore comes alive tonight at Judgment Spiral.”

Lenny Cruz: “He’s not just walking to that ring—he’s stepping through history, man. Trinidad and Tobago’s stories… they’re alive in him. Look at the focus.”

Sinclair DeVille: “Oh please. You two sound like a documentary crew. Let’s not forget—Luciano’s not here for bedtime stories.”

As Elijah sets the book gently in the corner and starts to remove his vest—

WHAM!

Luciano strikes like a gunshot. Sprinting across the ring with no warning, he drills Elijah in the back with a double axe handle, sending him crashing forward into the ropes.

Jackson: “WAIT A MINUTE! LUCIANO JUST JUMPED HIM! The match hasn’t even started!”

Lenny: “He didn’t even get the vest off! What the hell, Luc?!”

Luciano rains down piston-like punches, clubbing Elijah over the back, then throws him hard into the corner. Elijah slumps—and Luciano charges again, unleashing brutal stomps to the ribs and legs, each shot hammering deeper as Elijah curls up defensively.

Sinclair: “That’s how you take control! That’s a man who came to collect! Elijah was too busy telling bedtime stories to see the hit coming!”

Referee Vanya Cross:
“Back off! Back off, LUCIANO—NOW!”

Vanya physically wedges between them, shoving Luciano back with authority as he throws his hands up mockingly.

Luciano (off-mic): “What? What? He came to fight, right?”

Jackson: “This match hasn’t even started and Elijah’s already been jumped! Look at him—he’s gasping, curled up in the corner!”

Lenny: “That’s a cheap shot! Coward move from the so-called Brooklyn Butcher!”

Vanya kneels by Elijah, checking his condition. He grips the ropes, pulling himself upright, and through gritted teeth, nods firmly.

Referee Vanya Cross:
“You sure?”

Elijah nods again—sharper this time. His jaw is clenched, eyes locked on Luciano.

Jackson: “Elijah says he’s ready… and there’s the bell!”

[Bell Rings]

Luciano charges in instantly, smashing Elijah with a corner clothesline, sandwiching him once again between the ropes and turnbuckles. Elijah whips forward from the impact but Luciano grabs him by the arm and yanks him back in for rapid-fire stomps to the body.

Ref Vanya Cross:
“One! Two! Three! Four!”

Luciano throws his arms up at the count of four, stepping away with a sneer and taunting the crowd.

Luciano (off-mic): “You shoulda stayed in your damn stories!”

Sinclair: “He’s not just wrestling Elijah—he’s burying the myth of the Cryptic One in real time!”

Lenny: “Or setting himself up for something poetic—and painful!”

Luciano grabs Elijah again and whips him hard across the ring, his back smacking the opposite corner. Luc follows with a roar and a charge—but Elijah ducks low and snaps into a Side Effect! The crowd explodes as Luciano hits the mat with a thud.

Jackson: “SIDE EFFECT! Elijah with a huge counter!”

Elijah breathes hard, finally tearing the vest from his body and flinging it aside. He runs toward Luciano—leaping knee strike! Right to the jaw! Luciano spills over the top rope and hits the floor!

Lenny: “Down goes Luciano! That knee had bad intentions—and folklore fire behind it!”

Sinclair: “Fluke. Temporary. He won’t keep the Butcher down.”

Jackson: “Elijah turns the tide here at Judgment Spiral, but Luciano is dangerous outside the ropes. This one is just beginning—and already off the rails!”

Jackson Creed: “Luciano is down at ringside, but Elijah isn’t done yet—he’s stepping through the ropes. He’s taking the fight right to him!”

Lenny Cruz: “This ain’t storytime anymore, Jackson—this is a folklore beatdown!”

Elijah hops down to the floor and grabs Luciano by the back of the neck, dragging him up. He grips the wrist—whip into the steel steps—BAM! Luciano’s shoulder smacks first, the echo bouncing through the arena.

Jackson: “Shoulder-first into the steps! That’s steel, folks! Luciano might’ve cracked bone on that one!”

Sinclair DeVille: “Let’s not throw a parade—this is just one receipt. Luciano’s handed out worse.”

Ref Vanya Cross:
“ONE!”

Elijah grabs him again, this time setting him up for another whip—this time to the ring post.

Jackson: “Eli looking to do even more damage here—wait! Reversed!”

Luciano plants his feet, pivots, and whips Elijah into the post instead!

THUD!

Lenny: “Aw, man! Chest—and maybe face—right into the post! That turned quick!”

Sinclair: “Ring awareness. That’s why you don’t mess with a butcher when he’s still breathing.”

Ref Vanya Cross:
“FOUR!... FIVE!...”

Luciano stalks Elijah, who’s slumped against the post. He walks around the far side, reaches through the turnbuckle, and grabs Elijah’s arm, yanking it violently against the steel post.

Jackson: “Oh come on! He’s trying to tear that arm clean out of the socket!”

Lenny: “That’s not just ring awareness anymore—that’s surgical. That’s straight-up vicious.”

Ref Vanya Cross:
“SEVEN!... EIGHT!...”

Luciano lets go and rolls into the ring, then immediately rolls back out, breaking the count.

Sinclair: “Smart. Get yourself a clean slate, and then go right back to dismantling him.”

Back on the outside, Luciano stalks Elijah again, still gripping that same arm. He slams it into the ring post—once. Twice. THREE times, each strike more violent than the last.

Jackson: “That’s three bone-rattling shots to the post—and look at Eli’s face! The pain is setting in!”

Lenny: “His shoulder might be wrecked, Jackson. That’s a storyteller’s arm—Luciano’s trying to take away his whole rhythm!”

Luciano yanks Elijah off the post and lifts—Exploder Suplex! Elijah’s back and arm slam violently into the post, folding awkwardly on impact as he collapses to the floor.

Crowd: “OOOOHHHHHH!”

Jackson: “GOOD LORD! Exploder into the post! That’s all kinds of twisted—Luciano’s targeting that arm with brutal precision!”

Luciano peels Elijah off the floor, rolls him back into the ring, and hooks the leg.

Ref Vanya Cross:
“ONE!... TWO!...”

Jackson: “Kickout at two! Eli is still in this somehow!”

Lenny: “But look at him—he’s clutching that arm tight. That thing’s barely hanging on!”

Luciano doesn’t argue the count. Instead, he stands tall, cold as ever, then reaches down and locks in a standing armbar—twisting Elijah’s already-damaged arm behind his back while grinding his forearm against the shoulder joint.

Jackson: “No wasted motion—Luciano right back to the injury! That standing armbar is surgical precision with the intent to maim!”

Sinclair: “He’s not trying to win, Jackson. He’s trying to erase Elijah’s next chapter before it’s ever written.”

Lenny: “Eli’s in trouble—he needs to find a way out of this or Luciano’s gonna tear that arm right out of the folklore!”

Elijah grimaces, staggering on his feet as Luciano yanks harder—the tension between survival and submission hanging thick in the air.

Jackson: “The Brooklyn Butcher is in full control—and Elijah is stuck in the vice.”

Jackson Creed: “Luciano still has that armbar cinched in tight, and he’s wringing that shoulder like he’s trying to pull it off the hinge!”

Lenny Cruz: “Ref’s giving him a warning about the torque—Luc is leaning into that way too deep!”

Sinclair DeVille: “If Elijah wants to call himself a walking myth, he better be able to wrestle with one arm. Luciano’s doing him a favor—cutting the dead weight.”

Luciano holds the armbar for a second longer than needed, smirking at Vanya Cross as if daring her to say something. Elijah drops to one knee, the pain etched across his face—but then he twists his hips, rolls through—SMALL PACKAGE!

Ref Vanya Cross:
“ONE!... TWO!...”

Jackson: “Small package! This could be it—NO! Only two!”

Lenny: “He almost stole it right there! That’s why you don’t sleep on the Cryptic One!”

Luciano pops up furious—but not flustered. He grabs Elijah from behind, wraps the injured arm, and falls backward, both knees crashing into the back of Elijah’s arm and shoulder!

Jackson: “OH GOD! Double knees to that shoulder again! Elijah’s screaming in pain!”

Lenny: “He’s trying to rip the folklore off the page! That arm’s a target and Luc is firing everything at it!”

Sinclair: “Smart wrestling. Exploit the weakness. Drag him into deep water and drown the story.”

Elijah writhes, clutching the arm, but Luciano grabs it again—wrenching it back into the same standing armbar.

Luciano (off-mic, grinning):
“How you gonna write your next chapter now, huh?! You done preaching yet, preacher boy?”

Jackson: “And now the trash talk begins—Luciano is just humiliating him now, twisting the knife while twisting that shoulder.”

Lenny: “Come on, Eli—dig deep! Get outta this!”

Elijah grits his teeth, pushing through the pain. The crowd claps, trying to rally him. Slowly, he plants one foot… then the other… then he frees his right arm and BLASTS Luciano with a punch to the face!

Jackson: “He’s up! Big shot from Elijah—there’s another! And a third!”

Lenny: “Luciano’s grip is breaking!”

Luciano finally releases the hold, staggering backward—and Elijah spins, plants his feet, and grabs him for the Duppy Rise

—but Luciano kicks the damaged arm mid-lift!

Jackson: “NO! Luciano with a cheap shot to the arm—and Elijah drops to a knee in pain!”

Luciano wastes no time—grabs Elijah’s shoulders—BACKSTABBER! Elijah arches in agony from the impact!

Ref Vanya Cross:
“ONE!... TWO!...”

Jackson: “Two count only! Elijah survives again!”

Lenny: “But how much more can that shoulder take?”

Sinclair: “He should’ve stayed down. Luc is working that arm like it owes him money.”

Luciano’s face twitches—not rage, not panic, but annoyance. He doesn’t bark at the ref—yet—but the disdain is there. He yanks Elijah to his feet, belly-to-belly suplex—BAM! Elijah hits hard. Luciano keeps the grip—another belly-to-belly suplex!

Jackson: “Two in a row! And now—SPINEBUSTER! That one shook the canvas!”

Lenny: “He’s stacking the damage, layer by layer, and now he wants to end this!”

Luciano backs up, adjusts his taped wrists, and stalks forward—Double Underhook DDT—CONCRETE SHOES! Elijah is driven face-first into the mat!

Ref Vanya Cross:
“ONE!... TWO!...”

Jackson: “NO! STILL JUST TWO!”

Luciano snaps to his feet, glaring at Vanya.

Luciano (off-mic): “COUNT FASTER!”

Vanya Cross (stern): “It was two!”

Sinclair: “Finally some fire—Luciano knows he had him there. Vanya needs to count like her job depends on it!”

Lenny: “She’s counting fair and square—Luc just can’t believe the story ain’t over!”

Luciano snarls, then slowly moves behind Elijah—who’s struggling on all fours, barely able to push himself up with the good arm. Luc takes position, crouched low, tapping the mat…

Jackson: “This could be it. The Brooklyn Butcher is loading up—he’s lining up for The Butcher’s Blade.”

Lenny: “Elijah better find a miracle or he’s about to get his head taken off!”

[Luciano crouched, lining up for The Butcher’s Blade]

Jackson Creed: “Luciano’s locked in—he’s circling behind Elijah like a shark in bloodied waters, and if he lands The Butcher’s Blade, this is over.”

Lenny Cruz: “Eli’s barely on his feet—he doesn’t even know it’s coming!”

Elijah finally staggers upright and turns—

WHIFF!

Luciano charges in—but Elijah drops to the mat! The crowd gasps as he catches Luciano’s leg mid-motion and wraps it— CALF CRUSHER! Out of nowhere!

Jackson: “CALF CRUSHER! Elijah just pulled that out of nowhere—Luciano’s caught!”

Lenny: “That’s deep, Jackson! That’s real deep in the playbook! Eli just reached into the unknown for that one!”

Sinclair DeVille: “What the hell is this?! That’s not even in his usual set! Where’d he get this hold from?!”

Luciano screams, clawing the mat, face twisted in agony. The calf crusher is perfectly hooked, Elijah squeezing with everything he has, his one good arm holding the lock while his injured arm braces against the mat.

Jackson: “Luciano is in serious trouble! If his leg gives out, that’s his power base gone—and The Butcher’s Blade relies on that exact plant foot!”

Ref Vanya Cross:
“Do you give up?!”

Luciano (screaming): “NO! NO—GET OFF—AAAGH!”

He inches toward the ropes, grinding his way on his elbows. Elijah’s eyes widen, realizing how close he’s getting—and he lets go, quickly grabbing Luciano by the leg to drag him back to the center—

BUT LUCIANO ROLLS HIM UP! SMALL PACKAGE!

Ref Vanya Cross:
“ONE!... TWO!...”

Luciano sneaks his feet over toward the bottom rope—and hooks them for leverage!

Jackson: “Wait a minute—he’s got the rope! That’s not legal!”

Lenny: “VANYA! LOOK!”

Just before the three, Vanya Cross catches it, and waves it off!

Ref Vanya Cross:
“NO! ROPE BREAK! Get your feet off the ropes!”

Sinclair: “Come on! She had one job!”

Luciano throws up his hands, feigning innocence.

Luciano (off-mic): “I didn’t do nothing! You’re blind!”

Jackson: “She caught him red-handed—and Luciano’s trying to gaslight her like it never happened!”

Lenny: “But look at his leg, Jackson—he’s limping! Eli did some serious damage with that hold!”

Luciano rises slowly, favoring that leg, trying to hide the limp—but it's noticeable now. Across the ring, Elijah stands upright again, arm hanging at his side, pain written across his face—but he's upright.

Jackson: “Listen to this crowd! Both men are standing again, both damaged—and neither backing down.”

They lock eyes across the ring. Neither says a word. Luciano’s right leg is clearly compromised. Elijah’s left arm hangs low, trembling slightly. The atmosphere shifts from chaos to suspenseful stillness.

Lenny: “This is it, folks. One man’s got a busted arm… the other, a busted leg—and those are the exact weapons they need to land the kill shot.”

Sinclair: “The Butcher’s Blade needs a full plant leg. The Duppy Rise needs both arms. Neither man’s got what they need, and they know it.”

Jackson: “This is the definition of a deadlock. Something’s gotta give. And when it does… it’ll be violent.”

[Camera holds on the staredown. The crowd buzzing. Ref Vanya Cross watching both men carefully.]

[Inside the ring – both men wounded, staring each other down from opposite corners.]

Jackson Creed: “Both men hurt. Both men standing. And now—it’s about pride, pain, and who wants it more!”

Lenny Cruz: “One arm. One leg. One winner. Let’s goooo!”

Elijah and Luciano step forward, limping, breathing heavy, pain written across every movement. They meet in the center of the ring—

BOOM! Elijah with a right hand!
Luciano fires back!
Another from Elijah! Another from Luciano!

Jackson: “This is a war of attrition now—shot for shot, fist for fist!”

Lenny: “Neither man giving an inch! They’re emptying the tank!”

Luciano swings again—but Elijah ducks and comes back with a stiff elbow! Another punch! Another!

Jackson: “Elijah’s taking control! The Cryptic One is fighting through the pain!”

Luciano stumbles back—Elijah turns, hits the ropes—DOUEN STRIKE! A vicious forearm to the jaw sends Luciano spinning to the mat!

Sinclair DeVille: “That was with the bad arm! Look at him—he forgot! He forgot it was hurt!”

Jackson: “He hit it on instinct—but now he’s paying the price! That left arm is dangling again—he can’t even make the cover!”

Lenny: “All that momentum—gone! And Luc’s already crawling for daylight!”

Luciano clutches his jaw but rolls to his knees. Elijah grimaces, trying to push through the pain—but Luciano is already rising, shaking out his leg, fire in his eyes.

Jackson: “Luciano’s back up—he’s lining up for The Butcher’s Blade again!”

Luciano runs in—but his leg BUCKLES mid-swing! He stumbles!

Lenny: “His leg gave out! Eli blew it out earlier!”

Elijah dives forward—SCHOOLBOY ROLL-UP!

Ref Vanya Cross:
“ONE!... TWO!...”

Jackson: “He’s got him! No—WAIT!”

Luciano kicks out and rolls through into a JACKKNIFE PIN!

Ref Vanya Cross:
“ONE!... TWO!...”

Lenny: “No way! Not like this!”

Elijah kicks upward and rolls again, this time hooking both of Luciano’s legs under his arms, and his own legs press down hard on Luciano’s shoulders—

Ref Vanya Cross:
“ONE!... TWO!... THREE!”

DING DING DING!

Jackson Creed: “HE GOT HIM! ELIJAH WINS IT! What a sequence! What a battle!”

Lenny Cruz: “He pulled that one out of the book of miracles! That was storytelling through suffering!”

Sinclair DeVille: “That was highway robbery! That wasn’t a win, that was an escape!”

Elijah quickly rolls out of the ring, falling to a seated position on the bottom of the ramp, clutching his arm but smiling through the pain as the crowd erupts.

Astrid Vale (Ring Announcer):
“Here is your winner… THE CRYPTIC ONE… ELIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJAH!”

His music—"Journey's: Shook" by Tommy Lee Sparta—begins to play, the eerie rhythm washing over the arena.

Jackson: “That’s a massive win for Elijah. He outlasted the beating, adapted under fire, and outmaneuvered the Brooklyn Butcher in a wrestling clinic!”

Lenny: “Luc hurt the arm—but Eli took the leg. Neither one had what they needed to hit the kill shot. And in the end, the better ring general won tonight!”

Sinclair: “He got lucky. Let’s be real—if Luciano’s leg doesn’t go, he hits the Blade and this story ends with blood on the mat.”

[Ref Vanya Cross joins Elijah on the ramp, kneels beside him, and raises his one good arm in victory.]

Elijah grins, bruised but victorious, and turns his gaze back toward the ring.

Luciano is on his knees, sweat dripping down his face, eyes narrow—pure venom behind the scowl.

He mouths two words, clear as day:

Luciano: “This… isn’t… over.”

Jackson: “Luciano may have lost the battle, but he’s not done writing his chapter in this war. The Brooklyn Butcher has a long memory…”

Lenny: “But tonight belongs to Elijah. A win written in grit, pain… and heart.”

[Final shot: Elijah, battered but smiling, walking up the ramp as the crowd cheers. In the ring, Luciano seethes, already plotting the next strike.]




Rp

[Scene: Backstage – Dimly lit. The concrete walls and exposed pipes make the space feel cold and industrial. RADE stands tall, still sweaty and imposing from his earlier victory. Ann, jittery but excited, practically bounces toward him.]

Ann (grinning wide, voice shaky with manic joy):
“You did it, RADE! You crushed him just like I knew you would! My monster… my blood collector… my champion!”

[RADE doesn’t move, his shadow stretching long in the dim light. His mask’s glowing smile looks unchanged, but the tilt of his head says otherwise. He isn’t celebrating.]

Ann (tone dropping, a mix of conspiratorial and nerous):
“Wait… you’re not happy, are you? Is she back? Have we not squashed-”

[Suddenly, faint music begins to echo through the hallway. The unmistakable beat of Wellerman—but twisted, slightly distorted, as though played on an old radio.]

Nathan Evans - Wellerman (Sea Shanty)

[RADE raises a massive hand, silencing Ann instantly. His voice is low, guttural, a warning growl.]
RADE:
“…Radio Demon.”

[From the shadows, a smooth, honeyed voice slips into the beat. Alastor steps forward, his grin wide, his red eyes glowing faintly. He begins to sing, perfectly in time with the tune.]

Alastor (singing, chorus):
🎵 “Soon may the Radio Demon come,
To sing his song and beat his drum.
Old RADE has made mistake number two…
And now the bill comes due.” 🎵

[RADE clenches his fists, voice booming.]
RADE:
“What do you want, demon?!”

[Ann, wide-eyed, begins to chuckle uncontrollably, her laughter sharp and broken like glass, as if savoring the tension about to snap. Alastor ignores them, gliding further out of the shadows as the next verse begins.]

Alastor (singing, verse 2 – improvised):
🎵 “Oh, RADE the giant, strong and tall,
But even monsters sometimes fall.
The blood you’ve spilled, the lives you’ve chained…
The past is not contained.” 🎵

Ann (trying to hide her fear, blustery):
“What do you know of the past, Radio Demon?”

[RADE shifts, his glowing mask turning toward her, unsettled but silent. Alastor continues, eyes locked on Ann now.]

Alastor (singing, verse 3 – haunting):
🎵 “A voice still whispers, soft and small,
It haunts your nights, it shakes your walls.
One little girl who cries to Ann…
Her voice says, ‘Yes, I ran.’” 🎵

[RADE stiffens, visibly taken aback. His stare darts from Alastor to Ann. Ann’s manic smile falters into genuine shock, her body trembling as if the song struck something deep inside her. For the first time, her laughter dies in her throat.]

[Alastor’s tone shifts sharper, more playful, but threatening underneath.]

Alastor (singing, chorus 2 – altered):
🎵 “Soon Old RADE will learn the game,
Don’t pull the cape, don’t speak the name.
Or you may find the Demon’s hand…
Across your promised land.” 🎵

[He tips his hat, never breaking rhythm, as though the hallway itself bends to his beat.]

Alastor (verse 4 – Inge revealed):
🎵 “A child once lost within the wood,
Her name was Inge, gone for good.
But tales like these don’t stay asleep…
The forest still does weep.” 🎵

[RADE’s head lowers slowly, his shoulders rising like a beast cornered but refusing to retreat. His mask glows, but the silence says everything: this hit him. He stares hard at Ann, who looks pale now, terrified of what she just heard.]

Alastor (final chorus – warning):
🎵 “So beware when the Demon sings,
His voice cuts deep, his truth it stings.
To catch his eye is never wise…
Or soon, one of you dies.” 🎵

[Alastor finishes with a devilish laugh, bowing gracefully. He tips his hat, stepping back into the shadows until his grin is the last thing visible before even that vanishes.]

[The hallway falls dead silent. Only RADE and Ann remain, both frozen in the weight of what was just revealed. RADE finally turns and looks up. The voice of a little girl pipes in.]

INGE:
He has found me. He calls to me.

ANN:
We buried you.

INGE:
You clearly have not done a very good job.

INGE (matter-of-fact):
I made you, Ann Lee. I chose you as my vessel. Is Alastor a better voice for me?

ANN (defiant but shaky):
We have this under control.

INGE:
When you and I began, Ann Lee, I noted that you did not appear to have control. For some time you have deftly proven me wrong. Have you been outmaneuvered? Perhaps I should reconsider my allegiance.

ANN:
Rade is MY CHARGE! And I am his guide! I have done what you wanted and I am in control.

RADE (growled words):
“Fix. It.”

[Fade out.]


Rp

Backstage – MAWL Locker Room

 

The MAWLiwood Blondes’ locker room looks like a Hollywood afterparty. Empty champagne bottles, gold confetti, and a director’s clapboard with “Take 1: Champions” scrawled across it sit on the table. The Signal Tag Team Titles gleam proudly under the lights as “Red Carpet” Mark Anderson and “High Risk” Winston Lewis bask in their victory.

 

Mark flexes his reflection in a mirror, brushing imaginary dust from his belt.

 

Mark: “Oh, baby, look at that shine! The Signal ain’t just clear—it’s high definition. MAWLiwood is box office, baby!”

 

Winston takes a dramatic sip of champagne, holding the bottle like an Oscar.

 

Winston: “I’d like to thank the Academy, the fans, and most importantly, my hair gel for holding strong under all this pressure.”

 

They burst into laughter—until the stereo cuts out with a shriek of static.

 

The lights flicker violently, the room drowning in shadows. The mirror in front of Mark warps—his reflection no longer mimicking him, but smiling back on its own. Winston’s champagne bottle starts fizzing uncontrollably, spilling down his arm like it’s bleeding.

 

The camera feed glitches, stuttering frames of Tragedeigh in her broken mask, her body jerking like a puppet out of sync. She whispers through the speakers, her voice doubling, echoing backwards and forwards at once:

 

Tragedeigh (distorted): “Signals can be cut… frequencies can be corrupted. Every broadcast fades… until only static remains.”

 

The shadows deepen, revealing Vernon Gravewater lurking in the corner, half-real, half-static. His swampy outline oozes across the floor like a liquid signal spill. His voice is two tones layered—one human, one mechanical:

 

Vernon: “You boys think you control the airwaves… but signals bend. Signals break. And when they do, you’ll hear us… in every channel.”

 

The screen suddenly glitches to distorted footage—the Blondes, but screaming in silence, clutching broken belts, drowning in static swamp water. The feed jerks back to reality, leaving only the faint hiss of white noise.

 

Mark and Winston stare, pale for a moment. Then Winston shakes his head, smirking nervously.

 

Winston: “Well, that was creepy. But hey—at least they didn’t ruin my suit. Dry-cleaning static costs extra.”

 

Mark puts his arm around Winston, recovering fast with a cocky grin.

 

Mark: “Look, Vern and Tragey wanna play Ghost Hunters? Fine. But we’re not afraid of static. We ARE the Signal, baby. And you can’t distort perfection.”

 

Winston holds his belt high like a microphone and yells into it:

 

Winston: “Testing, testing—one, two, WE STILL RUN THE SHOW!”

 

They both laugh, the tension broken, as the screen glitches one final time. The last image before cutting to black is the Signal Titles on the table… flickering as though they’re made of snowstorm static instead of gold.

 

Mark Anderson and Winston Lewis step out into the hallway, belts slung casually over their shoulders. They’re still rattled, brushing their jackets like they’re shaking off invisible static.

 

Winston: “Man, I swear that champagne bottle was hissing at me. Never again—no more cheap imports.”

 

Mark: “Please, bro, you were one glitch away from crying. But we’re still shining, baby. Let’s get some fresh air, clear the head, MAWLiwood-style.”

 

As they round the corner, they nearly collide with Dr. Fists and Milo “The Stat-Man” Rivers, who are standing in the middle of the hallway with a map, a clipboard, and Milo’s cracked phone.

 

Milo squints, flipping his homemade “Forbidden Door Travel Guide.”

 

Milo: “Wait, wait, wait! Was it Forbidden Door #4 that led here? Or was this supposed to be NWW’s swamp taping? The coordinates are… uh… kinda smudged.”

 

Dr. Fists, with his oversized foam fists on, shrugs with exaggerated therapist-like concern:

 

Dr. Fists: “I keep telling you, Milo—we might be in the wrong promotion. This could be one big case of mis-booking disorder. Very treatable with cognitive suplex therapy.”

 

The Blondes exchange a look and then burst out laughing.

 

Mark leans against the wall, barely holding it together:

 

Mark: “Oh my god. This is rich. These are the guys trying to find the right show? What’d you do, open the wrong DoorDash app?”

 

Winston holds up his belt like a microphone, pretending to interview Milo:

 

Winston: “So tell us, Stat-Man—on a scale of one to loser, how lost are you right now? You sure you’re not booked at a cosplay convention down the street?”

 

Milo pushes his glasses up and fires back nervously:

 

Milo: “For your information, statistically, at least 67% of Forbidden Door travel errors involve MAWLiwood-adjacent blondes. It’s science.”

 

Mark and Winston howl with laughter, nearly dropping their titles.

 

Mark: “Bro, did he just hit us with fake math?!”

 

Winston: “Hollywood’s got box office numbers, kid. You’ve got… imaginary fractions.”

 

Dr. Fists steps forward, wagging a foam finger-fist in their direction.

 

Dr. Fists: “Careful, gentlemen. Making jokes at others’ expense is a classic defense mechanism. If you want, I can pencil you in for group therapy with suplexes.”

 

The Blondes smirk, brushing past them with their titles shining under the hallway lights.

 

Mark (over his shoulder): “Yeah, yeah, doc. We’ll book a session—right after we cash in our royalties.”

 

Winston: “Try not to get lost in the static, boys. This ain’t amateur hour—it’s MAWLiwood.”

 

Milo and Dr. Fists shuffle away, Milo muttering about maps and statistics, Dr. Fists rubbing his foam fists together like he’s preparing for “therapeutic violence.” The camera pans down the hall—where the air grows heavier, darker.

 

From the shadows steps Aztec. His black-and-gold mask glints faintly under a flickering light. His scars and tattoos are etched like warnings across his body, and his posture is rigid, shoulders squared as if he’s been carrying centuries of weight. Unlike Milo and Fists, Aztec knows exactly where they’ve landed.

 

His voice is low, deliberate, cutting through the hallway silence like a blade:

 

Aztec: “This place… is no accident. You feel it, don’t you? The walls breathing. The air… poisoned. This is Alastor’s den.”

 

The camera shakes slightly, catching the faint sound of static whispering down the corridor.

 

Before the moment can sink in, Mark Anderson and Winston Lewis of the MAWLiwood Blondes stroll back into frame, belts swinging at their sides. They’re still buzzing from their earlier jokes, though their laughter now sounds nervous.

 

Mark nudges Winston, smirking.

 

Mark: “Well, well, well. Look who it is—the human VHS tape himself. Aztec, baby, didn’t know you were booked on our sequel.”

 

Winston grins wide, circling Aztec with faux bravado.

 

Winston: “Careful, Mark. He looks like he just walked out of a horror movie. What is it this time, Aztec? Cursed pyramids? Haunted graveyards? Did you lose your map too?”

 

Aztec doesn’t move. Doesn’t blink. His head tilts ever so slightly, his voice dropping into a guttural tone that rattles the camera mic.

 

Aztec: “You fools laugh because you don’t understand. You’re standing on a signal that does not belong to you. You are insects buzzing inside a spider’s web… and the spider is already awake.”

 

The lights overhead flare, then dim again. A faint hiss of static creeps from the walls. The Blondes freeze—just for a beat.

 

Aztec steps closer, his scars catching the dim light like carvings in stone.

 

Aztec: “Celebrate while you can, pretty boys. But remember this: the Signal can be stolen. Distorted. Devoured. And when it is… all your mirrors will show you is ash.”

 

Mark’s smirk falters. Winston swallows hard, trying to laugh it off.

 

Winston: “Heh… real dramatic, man. We… we’re not scared of your bedtime stories.”

 

Aztec leans in, whispering just loud enough for the mic to catch:

 

Aztec: “You should be.”

 

The Blondes step back instinctively, clutching their belts like shields. Their usual cocky swagger is gone, replaced by a forced chuckle.

 

Mark quickly slaps Winston on the shoulder, forcing a grin at the camera.

 

Mark: “See? Totally not scared. That’s just… method acting, folks. Real Hollywood suspense. Aztec’s got the horror flick vibes, but we’ve got the happy ending.”

 

The Blondes stumble away, laughing too loud, too fast, clearly shaken.

 

Aztec remains in the hallway, unmoving, staring into the flickering light. The static grows louder for a moment—then cuts out.


 Four-Way #1 Contender’s Match – Ether ChampionshipMAGNUS vs. Moon vs. James D vs. Shadow Kawashima

Magnus wears a dark, tactical long coat that adds to his intimidating presence as he enters the arena. Beneath the coat, he sports a black sleeveless shirt or tactical vest, showcasing his muscular build and tattoos. He completes the look with black leather gloves, heavy combat boots, and a black tactical belt, all contributing to his military-inspired, no-nonsense persona. His simple, utilitarian attire emphasizes his power and ruthlessness, making him appear like an unstoppable force as he prepares to dominate in the ring.

 

Theme Music:

Titanic

 

Entrance Visuals/Description:

A colorful lightshow dances across the entrance gate. A generic wrestling video plays on the titan-tron, as Moon makes his way to the ring. Moon walks slowly through the main gate. He then poses on top of the turnbuckle before he heads to the center of the ring.

 

Moon's tall frame and broad shoulders cast an imposing figure. He's dressed in his Royal Moon Prince attire. The lights illuminate the golden trimming on his outfit. A fierce energy seems to emanate from him. His hair is white; and his dark eyes, alight with excitement, have fire in them.

 

As Moon enters the ring he removes his royal attire and the crowd in the arena witness his impressive physique. Moon is quite handsome. His toned and tight body make a great first impression. His six pack abs and bulging biceps look very impressive.  

 

Theme Music: Alter Bridge - White Knuckles

 

Entrance Visuals/Description: As his theme music plays over the PA system, James holds back until the song kicks in and then makes his way out from behind the curtain. As he moves into the sight of the fans, he's met with boos but this just brings a smile to his face. The boos continue to rain down towards James but it doesn't phase him as he makes his way down the ramp. James rolls into the ring and then stands in the corner as he awaits his opponent's entrance.

 

*Theme Music: “World Eater” by Bolt Thrower

 

*Entrance Visuals/Description: complete darkness except for a spotlight that follows him to the ring and casts a large shadow behind him. Screen shows shadowy figures lurking through graveyards





[Bell Rings]
DING DING DING!

Jackson Creed:
"And we are officially underway—winner of this match gets a shot at the brand-new Ether Champion, Wildfire, in two weeks' time!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Which means we’re really just watching four men claw for the privilege of being immolated by a living flamethrower."

Lenny Cruz:
"Or the chance of a lifetime, Sinclair! Wildfire’s never faced anyone like these four before!"

[IN-RING ACTION]
Magnus casually steps forward, arms slightly outstretched, towering over the others with a smug curl of his lip.

Jackson:
"Magnus starting things off… running his mouth, telling the others they should just lie down and save themselves the pain."

Sinclair:
"Can’t blame him. When you look like a military tank sculpted out of granite, you earn the right to talk."

Lenny:
"And now he’s learning what happens when you overdo the talking!"

[All three—James, Moon, and Shadow—simultaneously rush Magnus, hammering him with fists.]

Jackson:
"James! Moon! Shadow! They're all swarming him—rights and lefts from every direction! The Enforcer’s getting lit up here!"

Sinclair:
"Three-on-one? Cowards. Disgraceful. Let the man monologue!"

[Magnus stumbles backward into the ropes, rocked by the collective onslaught. Shadow whips a back elbow into his jaw while Moon lands a palm strike to the ribs. James finishes the barrage with a knee to the midsection.]

Lenny:
"They’re treating Magnus like a boss battle! Hit him until he drops loot!"

Jackson:
"And there it is—collective boot! All three men just sent Magnus crashing through the ropes to the outside!"

[Magnus hits the floor hard, his body sprawling across the ringside mats.]

Sinclair:
"And that’s how you know they all fear him. They had to eject him just to breathe."

Jackson:
"But the alliance doesn’t last long! James D with a clothesline right across Shadow Kawashima’s chest!"

[The crowd gasps as Shadow stumbles back. Moon wastes no time, grabbing James for a forearm shot, and the two begin trading blows rapidly.]

Jackson:
"Now it’s Moon and James going toe-to-toe—strikes flying like fireworks! The crowd is loving this!"

Lenny:
"Moon’s throwing Shaolin heat, but James D’s no slouch—look at that precision!"

[Moon lands a spinning back kick to James’s side, but James ducks a second and hits a forearm to the face. Just as momentum builds—Shadow ROARS back into frame!]

Jackson:
"Shadow Kawashima is back in the mix—double clothesline! Takes both men down with sheer force!"

Lenny:
"Man moves like a monster! He’s screaming like one too!"

[Shadow’s primal howl echoes through the arena. He grabs Moon and hurls him with a gutwrench powerbomb into the corner. Then he yanks James into a Canadian backbreaker, bending his spine across his shoulder.]

Jackson:
"Shadow with a thunderous gutwrench to Moon—and now that backbreaker on James D! He's clearing house!"

Sinclair:
"This is the most emotion I’ve seen from Shadow all year. It’s like a funeral and a riot at the same time."

**[But before Shadow can capitalize further—BOOM!]
Magnus reappears with a brutal big boot right to Shadow’s jaw. The crowd groans as Shadow spins and drops like a stone.]

Jackson:
"Lance of a boot! Magnus just decapitated Kawashima!"

Lenny:
"That was like a battering ram with laces! Shadow’s soul might be halfway back to Nagoya!"

[Magnus grabs James D by the wrist and yanks him off the mat. Without hesitation, he grabs Moon as well—one in each hand.]

Jackson:
"And now Magnus—good God—he’s double-tossing James and Moon with a massive belly-to-belly suplex! That’s a combined 390 pounds he just launched like bags of rice!"

Sinclair:
"There is your Enforcer, gentlemen! Controlled, dominant—just like the GM demands."

[Moon and James crash down hard, and Magnus stands tall, chest heaving, expression cold.]

Jackson:
"And as we close this explosive first stretch of the match—Magnus is back in control, standing tall over a field of fallen bodies."

Lenny:
"And the crowd may not love him, but they're feeling this! This match is already chaos!"

Sinclair:
"Only one question remains—who survives long enough to challenge Wildfire? Because so far… it looks like Magnus is writing that answer himself."

Jackson Creed:
"And Magnus is rising—already back on his feet like a man possessed."

Sinclair DeVille:
"Possessed? Please. That’s discipline, Jackson. That’s what happens when you're molded by war."

[Magnus grabs Moon by the throat with one hand and lifts him off the canvas effortlessly.]

Jackson:
"Moon hoisted up—wait—wait! Moon flips the momentum—DDT! He plants Magnus again!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Talk about a counter! Moon just dropped Ironforge like a hammer!"

[James D sees an opening and charges across the ring at Moon, aiming for a lariat.]

Jackson:
"James D—full sprint—"

[Moon ducks low—drop toe hold! James face-plants hard on the mat.]

Lenny:
"Textbook! Moon's flowing right now!"

Sinclair:
"He’s slippery, I’ll give him that. But so is soap, and nobody calls that a champion."

[Shadow Kawashima comes in next with a wide stride and a war cry, reaching for Moon.]

Jackson:
"And now Shadow tries to get some revenge—but Moon ducks again and snaps a neckbreaker out of nowhere!"

Lenny:
"Moon is on fire! He’s like a shadow ninja tonight!"

Sinclair:
"Ironic. He just dropped an actual Shadow."

[Before Moon can follow up—BOOM! Magnus explodes back into frame and clotheslines Moon nearly inside-out.]

Jackson:
"Out of nowhere! Magnus with a clothesline that folds Moon in half!"

Sinclair:
"There’s the punishment! That’s what you get when you don’t finish the job on a juggernaut!"

[Magnus turns—but James D launches a dropkick that knocks Magnus a full step back.]

Jackson:
"James D with a dropkick—hits it clean! Magnus still standing—"

[James rebounds off the ropes—another dropkick! This one hits even harder, forcing Magnus to stumble toward the ropes.]

Lenny:
"Two dropkicks! Big man’s teetering like a tower in a storm!"

[Shadow lines him up now—dropkick to the chest! Magnus is hanging by a thread on the ropes.]

Jackson:
"Shadow joins the assault—dropkick of his own! Magnus is barely hanging on!"

[Moon shakes off the earlier clothesline, sees the moment—charges in.]

Jackson:
"And Moon's up! All three men now—"

[Moon, James, and Shadow all charge—triple clothesline! Magnus goes up and over the top rope, crashing back to the floor again!]

Lenny:
"DOWN GOES MAGNUS! It took three men, but Ironforge just collapsed!"

Sinclair:
"And now they're forming another alliance? This is a fatal four-way, not a friendship seminar."

[James D spins fast, trying to repeat the trick—goes for a clothesline on Shadow—]

Jackson:
"James D trying to pull the same move he hit earlier—"

[Shadow ducks! Rebounds—and flattens James with a short-arm clothesline of his own.]

Lenny:
"NOPE! Shadow read it and reversed the roles!"

Sinclair:
"I’ll give him credit—he’s brutal, he’s efficient, and he’s scary silent."

[Moon, still fired up, charges at Shadow from behind—leaps—diving shoulder block! (Top 10 move) Shadow eats the mat hard.]

Jackson:
"And Moon with a flying shoulder block—just wrecked Shadow Kawashima!"

Lenny:
"Moon’s cooking with something special tonight—what a stretch!"

Jackson:
"Magnus is down outside. James is reeling. Shadow’s flat on his back. Moon stands tall—for now!"

Sinclair:
"‘For now’ being the key words, Creed. Because the firestorm that is Magnus isn’t staying down for long."

Jackson Creed:
"And now Moon—he’s measuring Shadow Kawashima! You can see the intensity in his eyes—he’s lining him up for the kill!"

Lenny Cruz:
"He’s about to Moonstrike him straight into next week, Jackson!"

[Moon stalks closer, preparing his signature—but from behind, James D sneaks in, rolling Moon up in a surprise cradle!]

Jackson:
"Roll-up! James D from behind—NO! Moon rolls through!"

[Moon rolls all the way through and springs to his feet, spinning and cracking a head kick flush across James’s temple.]

Lenny:
"Right in the jaw! James is on rubber legs!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Not the face! That’s a million-dollar mouth, Moon!"

[But Moon is too close to the ropes—Magnus, having been biding his time outside, grabs Moon by the foot and drags him out of the ring.]

Jackson:
"Wait—Magnus! From the outside—he just ripped Moon right out of the ring!"

[Magnus wastes no time—he slams Moon into the steel ring post, then whips him into the stairs with a sickening clang. Moon crumples. Still not satisfied, Magnus lifts him and hurls him back-first into the barricade.]

Lenny:
"Come on! He’s ragdolling him like he’s made of paper!"

Sinclair:
"That’s called eliminating threats with precision, gentlemen. That’s Magnus doing what he does best."

[Magnus exhales, calm, composed, and nods slowly to himself—like a craftsman admiring his work. He rolls back into the ring without a word.]

Jackson:
"Magnus now… back in the ring—and look out!"

[Shadow Kawashima charges from the side, trying to catch the big man off-guard—but Magnus sees it coming—Iron Fist! A one-handed chokeslam that flattens Shadow on impact.]

Lenny:
"He folded him! That Iron Fist came from the pits of Valhalla!"

Sinclair:
"It’s like watching a battleship swat a jet ski."

[James D rallies and comes charging next—full sprint at Magnus—but again—Iron Fist! James gets spiked into the canvas just as brutally.]

Jackson:
"Another one! James D goes down hard! Magnus just cleared the ring like he’s ending a war!"

[Magnus doesn’t waste time—he stacks both men on top of one another and covers them both. Referee Danny Rayes drops for the count.]

Referee Rayes:
"ONE… TWO—"

[Suddenly—Moon dives in from off-screen and smashes into the pile, breaking the pin just in time!]

Jackson:
"Moon breaks it up! Moon somehow, somehow, is still alive in this match!"

Lenny:
"He should be dead after that post and stairs combo! But the man’s got fight in him!"

Sinclair:
"No. He’s got bad timing. Magnus had that won."

[Magnus rises slowly, back to his feet—expression stoic, eyes narrowed. He turns slowly, scanning the ring—and then plants his feet, staring at the nearest rising opponent like a predator stalking prey.]

Jackson:
"And now look at Magnus—he’s setting up for another Iron Fist… just waiting. One of them is about to get sent to the shadow realm!"

Lenny:
"And judging by the look in his eyes… he doesn’t care who it is!"

Sinclair:
"This is the Magnus I love. Cold. Calm. Calculated. And about to drop another poor soul straight through the mat."

Jackson Creed:
"We're at the end of the war here, folks—bodies everywhere, silence hanging over the ring. But someone's stirring—"

[James D is the first to move, slowly pulling himself upright, dazed and staggering.]

Lenny Cruz:
"James is up, but he’s got no idea where he is—he’s walking like he’s stuck in a dream!"

[James turns—and Magnus is waiting. One huge hand clamps around his throat.]

Jackson:
"Straight into the jaws of the beast—Magnus has him!"

[A second later—Shadow Kawashima rises on the other side, just as disoriented—and walks into Magnus’s other hand.]

Sinclair DeVille:
"Oh, this is beautiful. Two birds, one very angry Viking."

Lenny:
"Don't do it, Magnus! You can't—"

[He can. Magnus roars, lifting both James and Shadow with raw power—and brings them down at the same time with a devastating double Iron Fist—the ring shakes.]

Jackson:
"DOUBLE IRON FIST! MY GOD, MAGNUS JUST DESTROYED BOTH OF THEM!"

Sinclair:
"That’s it! That’s game over. Roll credits. Hit the showers."

[But just as Magnus begins to rise—MOON COMES FLYING IN—running knee strike—right to Magnus’s jaw mid-turn!]

Lenny:
"MOON WITH THE KNEE! That was pure desperation and pure heart!"

Jackson:
"Magnus still hit the Iron Fist—but that knee rocked him—he’s stumbling—"

[Magnus bounces into the ropes and staggers back, disoriented—Moon spins, grabs him with perfect timing—MOON STRIKES! Lifts! Slams! The ring explodes with the impact!]

Lenny:
"HE HIT IT! MOON STRIKES!!!"

[Moon doesn’t taunt. Doesn’t pose. He dives into the pin, hooking the leg tight.]

Jackson Creed:
"THE COVER—HE’S GOT HIM!"

Referee Rayes:
"ONE!... TWO!... THREE!!"

DING DING DING!!

[The bell echoes across the arena. Moon stays on his knees, overwhelmed, as his music kicks in—triumphant and loud. The crowd erupts.]

Astrid Vale (Ring Announcer):
"Here is your winner... and the number one contender for the Ether Championship... MOOOOOON!!"

[The lights flash gold as Moon rises, arms raised, breathing heavily. Around him, James and Shadow lay broken, and Magnus leans against the ropes—his cold eyes fixed on the winner but saying nothing.]

Jackson Creed:
"Moon has done it! He survived hell, he overcame monsters—and now, in two weeks, he challenges Wildfire for the Ether Title!"

Lenny Cruz:
"And Jackson, I don’t know if it was heart, luck, or destiny—but tonight? That man earned it."

Sinclair DeVille:
"He’s earned a beating. That’s what he’s earned. Wildfire’s not going to throw him into stairs—he’s going to burn him alive."

[Moon climbs the ropes, arms raised once more—no words, just fire in his eyes, as the camera fades on the image of the #1 contender, standing tall.]



Rp

The camera follows Jacen Tarot storming down the dimly lit hallway of the arena. His hair is sweat-matted from the match, his eyes filled with frustration.

THUD!

Jacen’s fist slams into a vending machine, rattling cans inside. He doesn’t even break stride, jaw clenched, breathing heavy.

He mutters low under his breath. 

Suddenly…

From the side of the loading dock, headlights explode into view. A black sedan roars forwad.. The horn blares.

Jacen’s eyes widen for half a second, and then he launches himself sideways, leather jacket snapping in the air as the car skids past where he stood. Tires squeal to a halt.

The driver’s door bursts open. Gilberto J. steps out, furious. Before Jacen can recover, Gilberto charges, spearing him into a stack of crates.

 

Gilberto J rains down wild right hands to Jacen’s head. Jace throws up his forearms, blocking, before shoving Gilberto back.

Jacen snaps off a short elbow to the jaw, then a body shot, then grabs Gilberto by the shirt and slams him chest-first into the hood of the car.

Gilberto grits his teeth, grabs Jacen by the hair, and smashes his face into the hood in retaliation. The sound of a sickening thud rings out.

Crew members and a few wrestlers start yelling,HEY! Break it up!” but neither man listens.

Jacen stumbles back, then rebounds forward with a stiff lariat that knocks Gilberto into the side of the vehicle. Jacen grabs him by the collar 

Jacen: “You want my blood? Then choke on it!”

Gilberto snarls, drives a knee into Jacen’s gut, hooks the back of his head and with a brutal shove, sends him head-first through the passenger-side window.

CRASH! Glass rains across the concrete. Jacen collapses to his knees, blood streaking down his forehead, dripping onto the ground.

 

But then… Jacen starts laughing. Like he knows something Gilberto doesn’t.

He pushes himself up, shards still clinging to his jacket, and lunges, tackling Gilberto J to the floor. The two roll, trading fists, grunts echoing off the walls. Gilberto tries to cover up, Jacen hammering him with wild, heavy strikes.

MAWL security finally rush in, six guys pulling Jacen off, dragging Gilberto the other way. Both men are still straining against the hold, shouting over the chaos.

Jacen locks eyes with Gilberto J through the wall of bodies and shouts, voice like a prophecy:

“It’s you! I knew it was you! You’re the first! You will be the beginning!”

Gilberto’s expression flickers with confusion and annoyance as security hauls them both into opposite corridors. 

Gilberto screams as he is dragged away


Next week's show

[Before the main event of TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME begins, the arena lights dim slightly. On the big screen, a “Next Event” banner flashes: MAWL: FREQUENCY OF THE DAMNED. Match graphics start rolling one by one.]

Jackson Creed (Play-by-Play):
“Ladies and gentlemen, while we get set for tonight’s colossal main event here at TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME… MAWL management has just finalized the lineup for our next stop — FREQUENCY OF THE DAMNED! And folks… this one’s going to rattle your bones.”

Opening Contest – 6-Man Tag

[Graphic: Power Play & “All Star” Eric Verne vs M.A.M.A.]

Lenny Cruz (Color):
“Ohhhh, baby! Right out the gate, six-man tag chaos! Power Play and Verne — one of the flashiest duos linking up with a rising star — against the hungry wolves of M.A.M.A.? You couldn’t ask for more to open the show!”

Sinclair DeVille (Heel):
“Correction, you could ask for more. Specifically, ask for the part where M.A.M.A. beats some respect into those gym rats and that self-appointed All-Star. I’ll be watching closely.”

Hollywood Celebration – Dual Champion Showcase

[Graphic: MAWLiblondes (Tag Team Champions) & Wildfire (Ether Champion) standing on a red carpet, gold spotlights flashing.]

Creed:
“And how about this one — the so-called ‘Hollywood Celebration.’ The MAWLiblondes and Wildfire, fresh off their championship glories, throwing themselves a victory party!”

Lenny:
“Hey, a celebration’s fine, but this is MAWL! You don’t stand on red carpets too long before somebody yanks it out from under you. I guarantee trouble’s coming.”

Sinclair:
“Trouble? No, no… this is class. Finally, some champions who carry themselves like stars. If anything, I expect balloons, champagne, and a master of ceremonies… preferably me.”

DEAD AIR Championship Match (under Dead Air Rules)

[Graphic: ACE ANARCHY (champion) vs Luciano, both cloaked in static and distortion effects.]

Creed:
“Then it’s chaos under Dead Air rules! Ace Anarchy defends his Dead Air Championship against Luciano — a man who thrives when the lights flicker and the rules break down.”

Lenny:
“That’s unpredictable, that’s violent, and that’s dangerous… which means the fans are gonna eat it up!”

Sinclair:
“Luciano’s cunning, but Ace is a maestro in the static. I predict a performance worthy of Radio Silence’s standards.”

One-on-One Match

[Graphic: Jay the Joker vs El Cerrador]

Creed:
“Next up — Jay the Joker steps into the ring against El Cerrador. Two very different styles, both equally lethal.”

Lenny:
“El Cerrador’s a technician, he’ll pick you apart piece by piece. But the Joker? Man, he’s unpredictable, he’ll swing a chair at your brain and call it comedy!”

Sinclair:
“And comedy is tragedy… just ask El Cerrador after he gets humiliated.”

One-on-One Match

[Graphic: JP Spears vs Stitches the Clown]

Creed:
“JP Spears takes on Stitches the Clown in what promises to be a grudge-filled encounter.”

Lenny:
“JP is still fired up after being robbed of the Ether Championship! Stitches better bring more than tricks and makeup if he wants to survive this one.”

Sinclair:
“Ah, but don’t forget — clowns thrive in chaos. Spears may still be seeing stars from his last outing, which makes him ripe for the picking.”

One-on-One Match

[Graphic: Elijah vs Shadow Kawashima]

Creed:
“Elijah takes on Shadow Kawashima — a matchup of pure grit against precision striking.”

Lenny:
“Ohhh this one’s gonna be nasty in the best way. Two guys with chips on their shoulders and nothing to lose? That’s a sleeper match of the night candidate.”

Sinclair:
“Sleepers? Perfect. Wake me when it’s over.”

Main Event – 8-Man Tag Team War

[Animated Graphic: Radio Silence (Balor, Zagreus, Johnny & V with Eros) vs MAWLiblondes (Mark Anderson & Winston), Wildfire & Ivan Volkov with Vik. The Infernal Crown Championship belt flickers between Balor and Ivan’s side of the graphic.]

Creed:
“And then, the colossal main event! Radio Silence — Balor Wolfe, Zagreus, Johnny, and V, with Eros in their corner — against The MAWLiblondes, Wildfire, and Ivan ‘The Red Titan’ Volkov, with Vik lurking at ringside. Eight men… one battlefield.”

Lenny Cruz (Color):
“Jackson, you said it — this isn’t just big. This is historic. For the first time ever at Frequency of the Damned the ENTIRE Radio Silence unit will step into the ring together. All four, united, going to war in one match. Fans have been begging for this since they formed — and it’s finally happening!”

Sinclair DeVille (Heel):
“And what better opposition than the Hollywood darlings, a firestorm, and the Red Titan himself? But let’s not forget, gentlemen — the real story is the Infernal Crown Championship. Look at that belt flicker! Will it land in Radio Silence’s corner with Balor? Or will Ivan carry it like a war prize to his team? That’s the kind of uncertainty that makes history.”

Creed (serious tone):
“You don’t have to like it… but you better respect what’s coming at MAWL: Frequency of the Damned. The whole of Radio Silence, together at last — and the fate of the Infernal Crown Championship looming over it all.”

🔥 The crowd roars as the last graphic fades. Camera cuts back to the announce desk before tonight’s TRANSMISSION: DREAMTIME main event kicks off.



Infernal crown hype package

🎵 Music: “Thunderstruck” by AC/DC

🛫 [OPENING SHOT – AERIAL DRONE FLYOVER]

[Sound: The faint rumble of a live crowd. Low instrumental hum of Thunderstruck just starting under it.]

A drone shot soars across Sydney's skyline, slicing through the dusky orange sky toward Accor Stadium, fully lit and electric.

As it swoops over the roof and begins to descend through the open structure into the stadium…

🎙️ [Voiceover: Bruce McAvaney]

Sydney, Australia… we’ve already seen some sporting moments right here…

The drone dips into the empty ring, where Bruce McAvaney now stands under a single spotlight at center ring.

🏅 [MONTAGE – AUSTRALIAN SPORTING ICONS]

Thorpey… winning gold in the 400.

🎥 Cut to Ian Thorpe, 2000 Olympics, slicing through the pool — gold medal raised in victory.

Cathy Freeman… running with the weight of a nation.

🎥 Cathy Freeman, iconic 400m final, flames reflected in her visor, bursting across the line as the crowd erupts.

The Socceroos... in those heart-stopping penalty shootouts.

🎥 Cuts between John Aloisi’s penalty in 2005 and Redmayne’s 2022 shootout heroics, crowd madness following.

Lockett. Goodes. Franklin. All in red and white.

🎥 Montage of Sydney Swans legends launching goals, high-fiving fans, hoisting premiership cups.

But tonight… we’ve got a big ol’ Russian who wants to spoil the party for an entire country.

🎥 Smash cut to Ivan Volkov blindsiding Balor Wolfe weeks ago with a steel pipe.
Quick flashes of Ivan brutalizing opponents, suplexing men into oblivion, Viktor Dragovich yelling beside him.

But he has to beat someone... truly special.

🎥 Slow montage of old photographs:

A young Balor, grinning in a Sydney Swans jersey.
Watching wrestling with his mates on a boxy TV.
Dressed as CM Punk at a themed party, championship made of cardboard.
Training in a backyard ring as a skinny teen.
At school prom, awkward in an oversized suit.

Another Australian… ready to carve his name into this stadium... this city...

🎥 Transition into fast-paced footage of Balor now in his prime:

With the Infernal Crown Title over his shoulder.
Visiting schools, posing with kids dressed like him.
Shaking hands with the Prime Minister.
Taking photos with the Sydney Swans, Roosters, and FC squads.

Ready to become Australia's next sporting hero… for the next generation.

🎥 Final heartfelt image:
Balor Wolfe, Eros, and all of Radio Silence standing proudly with Balor’s parents just outside Accor Stadium earlier today — everyone in black and gold.

Cut back to Bruce, still center ring, staring into the camera.

Ivan… good luck.
beat
You’re gonna need it.

⚡ "THUN-DER!" ⚡

FLASHES of both men hitting their finishing moves
Ivan crushing someone with the Red Winter Bomb
Balor landing the lights out with precision

Back and forth — slams, strikes, blood, grit.

The music reaches its peak.

🎥 Fade into a tense shot at the bottom of the MAWL ramp.
Ivan Volkov and Balor Wolfe locked in a cold, furious stare — nose to nose.
The crowd in the background is a blur of flags and fire.

💀 [TITLE CARD]

INFERNAL CROWN CHAMPIONSHIP
BALOR WOLFE vs IVAN VOLKOV

 Main Event – INFERNAL CROWN CHAMPIONSHIPBalor Wolfe (c) with Erosvs.Ivan “The Red Titan” Volkov with Vik 

MAWL: Frequency of the Damned

Main Event – Infernal Crown Championship Match
Accor Stadium – Sydney, Australia

 

The lights dim, plunging Accor Stadium into a cold red haze. A deep, echoing horn blast rumbles through the PA, followed by the booming sound of war drums. On the tron, images of snowstorms, wolves, and Soviet ironworks flash, building the aura of something massive approaching.

Suddenly, “Red Army Choir”-style chanting kicks in, a thunderous anthem that shakes through the stadium.

Through the curtain, Ivan “The Red Titan” Volkov steps out, towering and broad, his face set in stone. He’s draped in a long crimson trench coat lined with black fur, the hood hanging heavy over his head. Behind him, Vik hobbles out in his neck brace, clapping and yelling encouragement.

Ivan slowly raises one massive arm to the sky, then slams his fist to his chest. A wall of pyro erupts in a vertical blast of red sparks, drawing loud boos from the Sydney crowd.

As he marches down the long ramp, the fans chant jeers—“IVAN SUCKS! IVAN SUCKS!”—but he doesn’t flinch. His eyes are locked on the ring, his pace unbroken, like a soldier marching into battle. Vik limps ahead, pointing at Ivan and mouthing off to the front row, stirring the crowd’s anger even more.

Reaching ringside, Ivan stops and looks out at the sea of 80,000. He smirks coldly, almost daring them to get louder, then climbs the steps and swings his leg easily over the top rope. Standing tall in the center of the ring, he spreads his arms wide as more red pyro bursts from the corners.

The boos rain down, but Ivan soaks it in, leaning into the noise. Finally, he pulls off the trench coat and hands it to Vik, cracking his neck as he leans into his corner, eyes fixed on the entrance for Balor Wolfe.

 

The lights dim across Accor Stadium, throwing 80,000 into a hush that vibrates with anticipation. Inside the ring, the challenger, Ivan, stands alone — pacing with tense focus, waiting for the champion to arrive. But the crowd isn’t waiting quietly.

Crowd:
"BALOR! BALOR! BALOR! OI! OI! OI!"
"BALOR! BALOR! BALOR! OI! OI! OI!"

The noise builds into a rumble that seems to shake the steel structure around them. Australian flags wave from every direction — many painted green and gold, some bearing Balor Wolfe’s masked face printed over the Southern Cross. Near the front row, a banner stretches nearly ten feet across:

“WOLFE CITY, WOLFE COUNTRY.”

Ivan sneers, motioning for the crowd to shut it. They don’t. He paces faster, clearly agitated. Then — the lights drop completely. A single spotlight blasts the stage.

Stepping into it: Eros. Dressed in black and gold, stoic and sharp. He holds a mic in one hand, standing still as the crowd buzzes with expectation.

Eros (cool and sharp):
"Ivan… for your title match tonight — Balor, myself, and all of Australia… have something to say that you need to hear."

He drops the microphone. The arena erupts into a roar. Then, without a second of hesitation—

Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again : The Angels Live Melbourne 1988

🎵 “Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again” – The Angels blares from the sound system.

The place explodes.

Balor Wolfe steps out onto the stage.

Wearing special gear crafted just for this moment — his usual ring attire, repainted green and gold, glittering under the lights. The Infernal Crown Championship rests across his shoulder. His signature dog mask covers his face. And on his back, flowing with each movement, a custom cape — one half the Australian flag, the other half the Sydney Swans flag.

Jackson Creed's voice breaks the tension.
"Whoa… wait… is this real? What—what are we watching right now?"

Balor stands at the top of the ramp. He hasn’t moved — not yet. But the crowd is already ready.

The lyrics hit:

"Went down to Santa Fe, where Renoir paints the walls…"
"Described you clearly, but the sky began to fall…"

And then the chorus crashes in:

"Am I ever gonna see your face again?"
Crowd:
"NO WAY, GET FKED, FK OFF!"

Sinclair DeVille yells, “What the hell was that?! Did they just—did they just chant what I think they did?!”

Lenny Cruz can barely contain himself. “That’s home pride, baby! This is Sydney! This is MAWL! This is Australia!

Eros slowly removes Balor’s mask — and underneath is not the calm, cold face we’re used to. It’s Balor Wolfe, grinning like the devil himself.

He begins walking toward the ring.

"Tram cars and taxis, like a waxworks on the move…"
"Carry young girls past me, but none of them are you…"
"Am I ever gonna see your face again?"
Crowd:
"NO WAY, GET FKED, FK OFF!"

Balor stops halfway down the ramp.

He slowly turns and spreads his arms — revealing the full image of his cape, half Aussie flag, half Swans pride, wings wide and proud.

The stadium shakes.

Jackson Creed breathes into his mic. “This… this isn’t just an entrance. This is a national moment.

Sinclair is nearly apoplectic. “This is a setup! A setup! You can’t fight fair when you have the entire island yelling that at you!”

Balor turns and continues his march. He locks eyes with Ivan — who’s now pacing in circles like a caged animal. He hears it too.

"Without you near me, I've got no place to go…"
"Wait at the bar, maybe you might show…"
"Am I ever gonna see your face again?"
Crowd:
"NO WAY, GET FKED, FK OFF!"

Balor steps onto the ring apron. The chorus hits again — and he cups his ear to the crowd, inviting them to scream it louder.

"NO WAY, GET FKED, FK OFF!"

Lenny laughs into the mic. “This is the loudest I’ve ever heard it — and I’ve been to every footy ground in the country!”

"I've got to stop these tears, that's falling from my eye…"
"Go walk out in the rain, so no one sees me cry…"
"Am I ever gonna see your face again?"
Crowd:
"NO WAY, GET FKED, FK OFF!"

Balor steps inside the ropes. He climbs the turnbuckle, title raised above his head. Fireworks burst in green and gold behind him as the final chorus begins to repeat over and over — the fans yelling louder every time.

"Am I ever gonna see your face again?"
"NO WAY, GET FKED, FK OFF!"

"Am I ever gonna see your face again?"
"NO WAY, GET FKED, FK OFF!"

Sinclair is losing his mind. “I hope the network cuts this! This is an outrage! You can’t let this air live!”

Balor jumps down from the corner, handing his title off. He stands in the center of the ring now, Eros behind him, and across from him — Ivan, eyes wide, jaw clenched, trying to hide the crack in his armor.

But it’s too late.

Because every voice in the building is against him.

And the final lyric hits:

"I wanna see your face, see your face again ‘n’ again ‘n’ again, again…"

The lights fade into a burning green hue.

The stadium lights dim slightly as the buzzing of the crowd swells. The championship graphic fades off the screen as Ring Announcer – Astrid Vale steps into the spotlight, microphone in hand, standing between the two competitors already in the ring.

The crowd’s murmur intensifies in anticipation. The Infernal Crown Championship belt gleams under the lights, slung over the shoulder of Balor Wolfe, standing confidently beside Eros. Across from him, Ivan Volkov, stone-faced and imposing, is flanked by Viktor Dragovich, who wears a thick neck brace, standing just behind him, arms folded, defiant even in injury.

Ladies and gentlemen... the following contest is your MAIN EVENT of the evening... and it is scheduled for one fall...

Crowd echoes:ONE FALL!

...and it is for the INFERNAL CROWN CHAMPIONSHIP!

Crowd roars loudly at the announcement of the title match.

Astrid turns slightly, gesturing toward Ivan Volkov, who stands stoic in the red and black of his gear, eyes locked across the ring at the champion.

Introducing first... the challenger... accompanied by Viktor Dragovich...

Camera cuts to Ivan, the frame tightening on him with Viktor standing behind in a heavy neck brace, a reminder to everyone of the war that preceded this night.

...from Moscow, Russia... weighing in at 136 kilograms... 'The Red Winter'... I-VAAAAAN VOOOOL-KOOOOOV!

Boos rain down, but there's undeniable respect in the air. Ivan doesn’t blink—he just slowly raises a closed fist to the crowd. Behind him, Viktor taps his brace once and stares forward.

Astrid turns toward Balor Wolfe, who is calm, focused, the Infernal Crown Championship now being held aloft by Eros, who stands proudly at his side.

And his opponent...

She pauses.

Accompanied by Eros...

She lets the name breathe. The camera catches Eros nodding to the crowd, his aura calm but unshakable.

He is the reigning... DEFENDING... INFERNAL CROWN CHAMPION...

From Sydney, Australia—

BOOM.
The entire stadium ERUPTS.

Massive Australian flags begin to wave across the upper decks. Mixed in are custom flags with Balor Wolfe's face replacing the Union Star, his long platinum hair blowing across the fabric in slow motion. Fans in green and gold lose their minds.

Signs held high:

His Country. His City. Our Champion.
Australian Wolves
A laminated photo of a teenage Balor Wolfe, shirtless in a school gym, plain black boots, short hair, barely any tattoos.
Caption: "Greatness From Day One."

Astrid raises her voice over the crowd’s roar—

...BAAALOOOR...

She waits. The pop rises to volcanic.

...WOOOOOLFE!!!

🇦🇺 The Crowd Takes Over:

BALOR! BALOR! BALOR! OI! OI! OI!
BALOR! BALOR! BALOR! OI! OI! OI!

The camera does a wide sweep of Accor Stadium, lights dancing across thousands of fans on their feet. One fan holds a sign shaped like a wolf paw, another waves a cardboard Infernal Crown.

🎥 Final Shot Before the Bell:

The camera pulls in tight—Balor and Ivan, eye to eye. No flinching. No backing down. Behind them, Eros and Viktor, mirroring each other in their own quiet intensity.

Astrid steps back into the shadows as the referee raises the Infernal Crown Championship high in the air.

🔔 [The Bell Rings]

Jackson Creed:
“And the bell sounds here at a sold-out Accor Stadium—eighty thousand strong for the Infernal Crown Championship—and Balor Wolfe is standing still... just taking it all in.”

Lenny Cruz:
“Look at him, Jackson. You can see it in his eyes. This isn’t just another defense—this is home. This is the moment.”

Sinclair DeVille:
“Touching, really. Can we play sad violin music? It’s nice until Ivan Volkov rearranges his spine.”

[Balor exhales, his eyes scanning the crowd, visibly emotional. The camera catches Eros clapping ringside. Balor’s expression hardens as he locks eyes with Ivan across the ring—stoic in the corner like a Russian glacier.]

Jackson Creed:
“One stiff nod from the champ... and the game face is back on. We’re underway.”

[Balor and Ivan circle... Ivan steps in for a collar and elbow tie-up—]

Jackson Creed:
“Balor ducks under! Slips behind—AND SLAPS THE BACK OF IVAN’S HEAD!”

[A huge crowd pop erupts.]

Lenny Cruz:
“OOOOOOHHHH!! Sydney LOVES that one! You gotta rattle the Titan early!”

Sinclair DeVille:
“Disrespectful. Classless. And somehow, still not the worst thing I’ve seen from Radio Silence.”

[Ivan straightens up and turns slowly—his glare could freeze lava. He storms forward again—collar and elbow—Balor ducks again! Same move, another pop, another slap!]

Jackson Creed:
“And he does it AGAIN! Balor Wolfe is in Ivan’s head already!”

**[The camera picks up chants from the crowd:
IVAN’S A WANKER!
HE’S STIFF! HE’S DUMB! THAT’S JUST IVAN!
The chants only fuel the energy.]

Sinclair DeVille:
“This crowd’s completely classless. Do they even have dental care in this country?”

Lenny Cruz:
“Don’t get mad ‘cause they’re creative! Balor’s playing chess here—and Ivan’s still trying to find the board!”

[Ivan snarls and charges—but Balor drops the top rope! Ivan stumbles over—BUT LANDS ON HIS FEET on the outside!]

Jackson Creed:
“Ivan stays on his feet! Incredible agility for a man his size—BUT LOOK OUT!”

[Balor is already running—rebounds off the opposite ropes—SPRINGBOARD DROPKICK TO IVAN’S FACE AS HE CLIMBS BACK UP!]

Lenny Cruz:
“BALOR FLIES AND CONNECTS!”

[Ivan crashes into the barricade! Vik shouts in frustration. Balor doesn’t stop—climbs to the apron, sprints—DIVES WITH A CROSSBODY! Ivan GOES DOWN!]

Jackson Creed:
“CROSSBODY TO THE FLOOR! THE CHAMPION TAKING FLIGHT!”

Lenny Cruz:
“And this stadium’s coming unglued! Look at Balor high-fiving the front row!”

[Balor pops up, adrenaline pulsing—he slaps hands with a kid wearing a replica mask, pumps his fist in the air, soaking in the thunder of 80,000 fans roaring his name.]

Sinclair DeVille:
“This isn’t a celebration, it’s a trap. The second Balor gives these sheep too much love, Ivan’s going to make him pay for it.”

Jackson Creed:
“But right now, the Champion of the Gods is owning the moment. Sydney is on its feet—and Ivan Volkov is down.”

[Senior Official Carter Vale begins his count.]

Ref Carter Vale:
“One!... Two!...”

Jackson Creed:
"Balor Wolfe just dropped the Titan with that crossbody, and now the champion slides back into the ring—but hang on... Ivan’s coming over... they’re talking—hold on—they’re speaking Russian?"

Lenny Cruz:
"Oh, that’s real! That’s real-life game planning right there. These two know each other, Jackson—years of history, same fight camps back in the day. But there’s no corner to hide in now!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"It’s not game planning, it’s Ivan trying to get Balor to come to his senses before he gets mauled. Call it a mercy warning—before the pain starts."

[Ivan steps up onto the apron, one leg over the top rope—]

Jackson Creed:
"And Balor’s already moving! SPRINGBOARD—FACEBUSTER!"

[BOOM! Ivan slams face-first into the canvas—his leg still hooked on the top rope as the crowd roars.]

Lenny Cruz:
"WHOO! That was filthy! The precision, the timing—and look at Ivan! He’s dangling like laundry on a windy day!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"This is a disgrace. This is how you treat an international star? The man’s trapped like a wild boar!"

[Balor doesn't waste a second. He bolts to the corner, scales the turnbuckles—]

Jackson Creed:
"The champ to the top rope... DIVING KNEE DROP! RIGHT ACROSS THE EXPOSED LEG!"

[Ivan jerks in agony, yelling out as his knee snaps off the pressure point.]

Lenny Cruz:
"That’s surgical, Creed! That’s the kind of move that takes away the Titan’s whole base! You know he’s eyeing that leg for Ambrosia later!”

Sinclair DeVille:
"Or... and hear me out here... Balor's a desperate man, targeting a joint like a coward because he can’t overpower Ivan man-to-man."

Jackson Creed:
"That’s one way to look at it. But from where I’m sitting, that’s championship awareness. Balor Wolfe is picking a target and sticking to it."

[Referee Carter Vale checks on Ivan, who clutches his knee in pain. Meanwhile, the crowd is losing it.]

Crowd Chants:
🔊 “BALOR! BALOR! BALOR! OI! OI! OI!”

[Signs light up around the arena. One reads: “Australian Made, Infernal Grade” with Balor’s logo replacing the Southern Cross. Another shows a cartoon of Ivan with “Comrade Can’t Walk” scribbled beneath.]

Lenny Cruz:
"Sydney is on FIRE tonight! This crowd’s got Balor’s back like a kangaroo with a grudge!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Can someone call security and have these signs removed? This is borderline cultural warfare."

[Balor turns and poses to the crowd, arms spread wide as he soaks in the love, standing tall over his wounded challenger.]

Jackson Creed:
"Balor soaking in this electric moment—but he’s not done yet!"

[Balor turns, grabs the same injured leg—Ivan kicks him off! Balor stumbles, falls to the mat—but then SPRINGS BACK UP like lightning—]

Lenny Cruz:
"He’s up—HE JUMPS—DOUBLE FOOT STOMP TO THE LEG!"

[Ivan howls again, rolling over in pain, clutching the same knee.]

Jackson Creed:
"Right on the bullseye again! Balor Wolfe is turning Ivan Volkov’s leg into a target zone!"

[Wasting no time, Balor snatches the leg again and locks in a Half Boston Crab, wrenching back deep with laser focus.]

Sinclair DeVille:
"He’s trying to snap the knee now—what’s next, a crowbar?! Where’s Vik?! Somebody do something!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Nah, nah, this is chess now. Balor’s locking in control, and if Ivan doesn’t find a way to break this momentum, we might be seeing a tap-out in Sydney!"

Jackson Creed:
"The champion has Ivan grounded, the crowd is deafening, and this main event is already living up to the hype!"

Jackson Creed:
"Balor still has that Half Boston Crab locked in deep, middle of the ring—look at the torque on that knee! Ivan Volkov is in serious trouble right now!"

Lenny Cruz:
"He’s turning that leg into spaghetti, Jackson! That’s the strategy when you’re giving up size—chop down the tree!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Or... call in the lumberjack. Look at Vik!"

[Vik hops onto the apron, shouting in Russian. Carter Vale turns to argue—momentarily distracted.]

Jackson Creed:
"Wait a minute—Vik drawing the official’s attention here, and—IVAN WITH A RAKE TO THE EYES! COME ON!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Oh, dirty! Right in front of eighty thousand fans! And Vale didn’t see a damn thing!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Oh relax, it’s just a little ocular adjustment. Balor should’ve worn goggles if he didn’t want to get outclassed."

[Balor stumbles backward, hands covering his face. Ivan snarls, charges—]

Jackson Creed:
"BIG CLOTHESLINE! And down goes Wolfe!"

Lenny Cruz:
"He didn’t just knock him down—he ran through him like a Soviet freight train!"

[Ivan grabs Balor and with a guttural roar, launches him across the ring with a huge toss. Balor lands near the opposite corner, arching in pain.]

Jackson Creed:
"My God! Wolfe just got launched! Ivan Volkov tossing around the champion like deadweight!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"As it should be. This is what a real powerhouse looks like. Just one flick of the wrist and Balor’s flying economy class."

[Ivan hobbles to the corner, visibly wincing, and stomps his foot against the mat—once, twice—trying to force blood back into the leg.]

Lenny Cruz:
"That leg’s still jacked up though. That stomp isn’t just theatrics—he’s trying to wake it up before it gives out on him!"

[Ivan limps over to Wolfe, hauls him up, and connects with a Fallaway Slam—the ring shudders.]

Jackson Creed:
"FALLAWAY SLAM! The power’s still there, but you can see it—every motion’s costing Ivan something now!"

[Ivan takes a deep breath, limps a few steps, then growls and hits a second Fallaway Slam—this one with more strain, and slower execution.]

Lenny Cruz:
"Another one! But he’s slowing down, Jackson. That knee’s barking louder than a dingo on fire!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"And yet Balor’s the one eating canvas. Injured or not, Ivan Volkov is starting to build steam—and that’s bad news for your precious ‘hometown hero’."

Jackson Creed:
"The Infernal Crown is on the line, and this match is starting to tilt back in the Russian Juggernaut’s favor—but can he keep it up with that bad wheel?"

[Crowd begins to clap and stomp in rhythm, trying to rally Balor back into the fight as Ivan looms.]

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan Volkov has turned up the pressure here! First a suplex toss, then a power slam—and now a body slam! He’s showing why they call him ‘The Siberian Titan.’”

Lenny Cruz:
"Balor is getting tossed around like a rag doll, but don’t count him out yet. You can see that fire in his eyes—even when he’s down, he’s calculating, looking for the opening."

Sinclair DeVille:
"Calculating? He’s desperate. Ivan is methodically dismantling the champ, piece by piece. It’s only a matter of time before that Red Blizzard puts Balor to sleep."

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan steps back, eyes locked on Balor, clearly setting up for that devastating Red Blizzard lariat—this could be the end!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Here it comes—Balor’s gotta be ready for this one or it’s all over!"

[Ivan charges—Balor ducks low at the last second, dodging the brutal lariat clean.]

Jackson Creed:
"He ducks! Smart move from Balor—he’s still got some tricks left in the tank!"

[Balor responds with a superkick that snaps Ivan’s head back.]

Lenny Cruz:
"First superkick! Clean, sharp—Balor’s snapping Ivan’s neck back!"

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan’s staggering, but Balor isn’t done—he fires off a second superkick!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Two superkicks? That’s beginner’s luck! Ivan’s barely fazed!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Did you see that second one? Even the Titan’s wobbling now! That’s two hard shots in a row—Balor’s swinging for the fences!"

[Balor takes a running start, scaling the ropes—launching himself for a springboard facebuster!]

Jackson Creed:
"Balor’s flying—SPRINGBOARD FACEBUSTER!"

[But Ivan catches him mid-flight, turning the momentum into a devastating spinebuster!]

Sinclair DeVille:
"Caught him! Spinebuster from Ivan! That’s how you punish fools who try to fly!"

Lenny Cruz:
"That was a near-fall—two! Balor almost had it, but Ivan’s showing why he’s a powerhouse. The champ’s gotta dig even deeper now!"

Jackson Creed:
"Two counts—but Balor’s not out yet! This main event keeps delivering, folks—two warriors battling for the Infernal Crown right here in Sydney!"

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan Volkov hoists Balor up—suplex! The Siberian Titan is showing no mercy!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Balor’s been through a war already, but that’s the kind of power that can flatten anyone."

Sinclair DeVille:
"Flattened? Please. The crowd’s booing Ivan like he’s the villain he is, and rightfully so."

[Ivan strolls to the ropes, soaking in the chorus of boos, smirking as he turns back.]

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan’s letting the crowd get to him—or maybe he’s just enjoying the attention. But wait—what’s this?"

[Out of nowhere, Balor springs up and hits a lightning-fast Divine Fall—a jumping cutter that drops Ivan hard!]

Lenny Cruz:
"That was sick! Divine Fall from nowhere! Balor just stole the momentum!"

Jackson Creed:
"Two count! And Ivan barely got a shoulder up! Balor’s firing on all cylinders!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Don’t get ahead of yourselves, folks—Ivan is a mountain, and mountains don’t fall from one move."

[Ivan rolls out of the ring, trying to regroup. Balor’s not shocked—he’s already back on his feet.]

Lenny Cruz:
"Balor’s all business. He’s running—and there it is! Running dropkick right through the ropes to the back of Ivan’s head!"

Jackson Creed:
"Balor flies back in—SUICIDE DIVE! But Ivan doesn’t go down!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Typical Siberian endurance! Tough as nails, that one."

Lenny Cruz:
"But Balor’s relentless! Another suicide dive, and this time—Ivan hits the mat!"

[Vik storms ringside, aggressively pacing and trying to get into Balor’s face.]

Jackson Creed:
"Vik’s not having it! He’s barking at Balor, trying to rattle the champ!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Balor’s having none of it—look at that—SUPERKICK to Vik’s face! That neck brace just flew off!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Oof! Guess that was a free clearance. I’m sure Vik won’t forget that anytime soon."

[Balor turns back to Ivan—who grabs Balor, pulling him shoulder-first into the ring post!]

Jackson Creed:
"OH! Balor’s shoulder just smashed into the post! Both men are down outside the ring now!"

Lenny Cruz:
"That’s gotta hurt, but the battle isn’t over yet!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"This match is brutal. Referee Carter Vale starts the count—both men need to get up fast if they want to keep this Infernal Crown match going!"

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan Volkov drags Balor Wolfe back into the ring with brutal authority—and follows in himself. Both men slow to their feet, the pain written all over them."

Lenny Cruz:
"You can feel the intensity here. Balor’s gutsy, but Ivan looks laser-focused, ready to put this one away."

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan wastes no time—Red Blizzard! The spinning lariat connects flush, and Balor is staggering!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Game over for the hometown boy—if Ivan lands the next moves, this match is done."

Jackson Creed:
"He’s not done—Titan Slam! Ivan hoists Balor up and drives him down hard!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Big power on display—this is what it takes to be the Siberian Titan!"

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan lifts Balor again, signaling for the finish—the Red Winter Execution!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"And that’s the match! No one survives the Red Winter!"

[Ivan slams Balor down with brutal force. The referee slides in for the pin...]

Jackson Creed:
"One... Two—wait! Kickout!"

[The crowd explodes in a massive pop.]

Lenny Cruz:
"What?! Balor kicked out of the Red Winter! Nobody kicks out of that move!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"That... that can’t be right. The ref better check his eyes!"

[Ivan turns to the referee, incredulous.]

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan is demanding a confirmation—'Are you sure that wasn’t three?' And the official stands firm—no three count."

Lenny Cruz:
"This is why we love wrestling! The hometown hero refuses to stay down. Balor’s heart is undeniable!"

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan takes a deep breath, clearly frustrated but determined. He goes to lift Balor again for a second Red Winter Execution!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"If he hits this one, it’s over. There’s no way Balor recovers from two Red Winters."

Jackson Creed:
"Wait—Balor counters! Another Divine Fall! And—two count! Close!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Balor’s fire is still burning bright, and this crowd is electric! What a match!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Don’t get too excited just yet—the Titan’s still standing, and the night’s far from over."

Jackson Creed:
"Both men are dragging themselves up, clutching the ropes, every muscle screaming from the punishment they've taken tonight."

Lenny Cruz:
"You can see the pain, but neither of these warriors are giving an inch. This is championship heart right here!"

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan charges at Balor—wait! Balor counters with a dropkick—right to that injured knee! Ivan drops to his knees!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Smart targeting! Balor’s going straight for that leg, trying to ground the giant!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Oh, come on. The knee? Really? You think that’s enough to stop Ivan Volkov?"

Jackson Creed:
"Balor doesn’t stop—he follows with a running dropkick to the side of Ivan’s head! Ivan is reeling!"

Lenny Cruz:
"That’s the kind of precision and speed that has made Balor a champion. Look at him go!"

Jackson Creed:
"Balor backs himself into the corner, eyes burning with focus. Ivan is up on one foot—and here comes Balor—Heart of the Wolfe Spear!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Boom! That spear hit like a freight train! But Balor’s not done yet."

Jackson Creed:
"He waits patiently, watching Ivan struggle to get up—just one foot on the mat—and Balor hits a second Heart of the Wolfe Spear!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Double spear? He’s desperate, trying to put the giant away before he’s ready."

Lenny Cruz:
"Nah, that’s confidence. Balor’s feeling this crowd, and this place is alive tonight!"

Jackson Creed:
"Balor springs to his feet as the crowd explodes with cheers! He lets out a scream to match theirs, then drops into the Lights Out taunt, hands pressed together—calm before the storm."

Lenny Cruz:
"This is it—the calm before Balor storms! He’s stalking Ivan like a predator. The hometown crowd is fully behind him!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Let’s see if Ivan can even stand before the end. This could be the final moments."

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan slowly rises, and Balor’s eyes lock in—this could be the turning point in this incredible Infernal Crown match!"

Jackson Creed:
"Balor Wolfe moves to lift Ivan Volkov—wait! Vik’s back at it, leaping up at the ropes!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Vik’s been a thorn in Balor’s side all night. And now—oh no!"

Jackson Creed:
"Balor drops Ivan quickly, but before he can react—Eros, who’s been at ringside this whole time, has had enough!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Yes! Finally! Eros storms over, shoves Vik off, and throws him hard into the steel steps! The crowd’s loving this!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"Typical meddling from the boyfriend. This is why the champ’s got distractions everywhere."

Jackson Creed:
"Back in the ring—Ivan, using the distraction, crops Balor in the throat! And now he’s lifting him—Red Winter Execution!"

Lenny Cruz:
"If Ivan lands this one, it’s all over. But wait—Balor counters! He drops down and locks onto Ivan’s legs!"

Jackson Creed:
"Ambrosia locked in tight! Balor’s got the submission cinched perfectly on that injured leg!"

Lenny Cruz:
"Ivan’s crawling—desperation setting in as he fights for the ropes!"

Jackson Creed:
"He’s so close... but Balor pulls him back to the center, drops down, and wraps the grapevine tighter!"

Sinclair DeVille:
"This is brutal—Balor’s twisting that knee with merciless precision. Ivan’s biting his hand in pain, trying to fight off the agony."

Lenny Cruz:
"Look at those eyes! Balor’s got that wild madness—he’s not letting go until he’s champion again!"

Jackson Creed:
"Ivan can’t hold on—he starts to tap! He taps! The crowd erupts!"

Astrid Vale (Ring Announcer):
"Here is your winner, and STILL INFERNAL CROWN CHAMPION—BALOR WOLFE!"

🎵 "You're Gonna Go Far, Kid" blasts as Balor Wolfe stands tall in the ring. Ivan Volkov slowly rolls out. Eros steps into the ring, takes the Infernal Crown Championship, wraps it around Balor’s waist, then raises Balor’s arm as fireworks explode around the arena.

 

Jackson Creed begins to speak, but suddenly the commentary cuts as RADE and Ann appear at the top of the ramp, staring down Balor. Balor’s music continues, but his eyes lock on RADE. He removes the title, places it on his shoulder, walks to the ropes, and mouths: “I” — points at himself, “SEE” — points to his eyes, “YOU” — points directly at RADE.

Jackson adds quietly, “RADE won the Last Man Standing match earlier tonight and will challenge Balor for the title at the next PPV.”

Eros leaves the ring briefly, returning with an Australian flag. The final shot shows Balor in the center of the ring holding the title high, with Eros holding the flag waving behind him.




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