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Post by Co-EHW World Champion P4 on Oct 14, 2007 10:20:50 GMT -5
OOC: Sorry that it is a little bit late The lights dim as www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ObF3fru340 starts to play on the PA system.Susan:
The following contest is a table match, the winner will get to choose the match type of the World title match at the next EHW PPV.... introducing first the EHW World Champion.... P4 walks out to the stage with his belt around his waist and the fans go wild.Susan:
...from Boston, Massachusetts, weighing in at 235 pounds PPPPPP444444!!! P4 raises his arms and firework goes up behind him. P4 looks up and walks down the ramp smiling at his fans.Randy:
There we got World Champion No.1 P4. What do you think, who will win at the PPV? Chris:
Well, P4 has beaten them all here but so did Steven Cartagena. To be honest.... I don't know who will leave as the Undisputed World Champion. P4 walks up the steps and through the ropes. He takes off his belt and climbs a turnbuckle. P4 raises the belt over his head while he enjoys the cheers of the crowd. He then climbs down and puts the belt on his shoulder as he waits for his opponent.TBC: Steven Cartagena |
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Post by Steven Cartagena on Oct 14, 2007 16:40:00 GMT -5
Susan
And the opponent . . .P4 stands in the ring as suddenly, the lights go out. A few of the EHW fans begin to cheer, and a spotlight appears on stage. Out of the darkness Steven stands under the spotlight, looking down. Tonight, he is clothed with blue sneakers, black baggy jeans, a white hoodie with the hood overshadowing his eyes, and the usual on his hands. Fully Alive by FlyLeaf kicks in and Steven rips the hoodie off his head. The lights turn on immediately and blue,Red, and Yellow pyro runs down from the ends of the stage and down the ramp. Susan
From Hartford, Connecticut. Weighing in at 220 lbs. He is one half of the EHW World Champions . . . Steven Cartagena!Steven starts walking down the ramp, slapping a few hands and greeting a few locals. Randy
Steven Cartagena, also co-World Champion, faces P4 tonight in a tables match.Chris
Indeed, and not only that, the winner gets to pick the stipulation in which they will battle out at the PPV to decide who is the undisputed champion.Randy
And that falls back into "they never beaten one another." A triple threat match, and yet they still have not beaten each other, instead a tie on who beat Virus. Whoever wins at the PPV will definately have a lot to boast about, and winning this match will help give them the field advantage.Chris
Very true,whoever wins has another accomplishment to tack onto their already astounding records. The fans seem to be enjoying what's going on here, and I have to ask, who o you think is going to win this one?Randy
Well, I don't know what to believe. P4 is holding his own as was expected the other night's match, and Steven Cartagena has been fighting strong ever since his return, a double victory when they finally compete in a match, I am not sure anymore, Chris.Chris
My heart is lost as well, Randy. Both these athletes are great competitors, but can either of these men prevail over the other? Are they so evenly matched that no matter what match is given, they'll always draw? This starts to worry me on what the outcome might be of tonight's match.Steven is in the ring and climbs up the nearest turnbuckle. He points his arm out to the fans and then makes a motion with his hands around his waist, signaling his hoped for victory at the next PPV. Steven Cartagena hops off the turnbuckle and takes off his white hoodie. He throws it out of the ring and over to the fans, a few astound that he is missing two things he's never fought without in EHW. His shirt, and his prized Colombian hat. TBC:P4
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Post by Steven Cartagena on Oct 15, 2007 18:35:24 GMT -5
DING DING DING
Steven and P4 lock up, they squat and rise as they grapple for over a minute. P4 swings behind Steven and hits him with a German Suplex to the mat, Steven's body bouncing off twice. Steven rolls himself up backwards and locks up with P4 again. Steven gets the upper hand this time and drops P4 to the mat with a double underhook DDT. When they hit the ground, Steven does not release P4, but instead rolls backwards and gets P4 into a Rolling Butterfly Lock. The referee checks on P4, who doesn't seem to be in too much pain at the start of the match, but you can never be too certain when it comes to submissions. P4's face sustains a combination of pain, aggrivation, and concentration as he moves his legs under his hind end and tries to power his way out of the move. To his demise, when P4 pulled backwards to get out of the submission, Steven rolled forward with the butterfly lock still applied. It is hard to tell who is taking the most damage, both men on their back, P4 in the hold, and Steven under P4 keeping the lock on. Steven twists, turning both men over, Steven on his back just like when he ended the double underhook DDT, and P4 facing the ground. P4 pulls an intelligent move and thrusts forward, although placing himself in the butterfly lock once again, his foot manages to balance on the bottom rope. Upon being given a tables match, P4's move may not look all that intelligent. But as his other foot manages to get hold of the ropes, P4 uses his feet to pull himself out of the ring. While outside, P4 keeps an eye on Cartagena, who is up and watching him, and P4 swings the table inside the ring. P4 slides into the ring and they run to each other and lock up for the third time, P4 getting Steven into a suplex position an then lifting him up for a brain buster. once vertical, Steven drops down and lifts up P4 for a brain buster in retaliation, expelling a "Gwah" as P4 is lifted. P4 drops down and holds Steven over his head, hoping to land the brain buster this time. Sadly, Steven drops down again and takes a deep breath before lifting up P4. "Gwah!" P4 is upside down and has a few seconds to think, P4 turns himself ever so slightly as to reverse this high impact move into a headlock takedown. P4 runs out of luck as before his right arm ever hooked around Steven's neck, Steven saw a tilted body and drops down for a Side Splitter. As soon as they go down, Steven pops up and leans on the ropes, holding the top rope with his left heand, whilst clenching his jaw with his right. It appears that Steven has had a re-occuring accident that happens 60% of the time he pulls off a Side Splitter. His jaw must have slammed into P4's ribs, but that doesn't change the crowds reaction as cheers continue to rise not for Steven, but for the match that they have been given tonight. Steven shakes his head and walks over to P4, who is still moving around on the mat. Steven slowly crouches down and gets a hold of P4's head, just before he is all the way up, P4 hits a jawbreaker for this special occasion and whips him to the ropes. Steven rebounds and recieves a dropkick which sends him back to the ropes. Upon returning, Steven is brought down with a massive clothesline, but gets up to hopefully knock P4 down. Steven runs to the ropes for the third time and comes back to witness a 12 foot drop as he gets flapjacked to the mat. P4 is on a roll now and picks up a dazed Steven, P4 irish whips him to the ropes and goes for a clothesline, it gets ducked under, P4 has no problems and bends forward for a back body drop, Steven jumps up, and in one quick sweep, hooks P4's arms and rolls forward into a butterfly lock. Steven squeezes his eyes shut as P4 starts to roar, wanting to escape. Remembering that this is a tables match, P4 can submit at any time but it wouldn't count.
TBC
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Post by Virus on Oct 15, 2007 19:06:52 GMT -5
P4 slowly starts to get up and flips Cartagena over him. Cartagena gets up and P4 runs at Cartagena, but his met with a Superkick. Cartagena sets up a table. He picks P4 up and Columbian Side Splitter's him through the table.
Susan: Here is you winner, Steven Cartagena!
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