Post by Lord Hastings on May 27, 2019 20:55:21 GMT -5
Welcome to GlobalTrollz LIVE Synergy Coverage for May 27th, 2019!
Championship Roll Call:
World Heavyweight Champion: Angelica Vaughn
Cross-HemisphereSemi-Circle Champion: Roxy Cotton
Cooperative Champions: Donovan Hastings and Kenzi Grey
Chaos Champion: Le Bord de Dieu
Happy Memorial Day!
The Massive Melee is a week away, but there is a huge night of UGWC action ahead, as a historic title defense will happen in the main event. If Le Bord de Dieu can successfully defend her championship, she will surpass The Drunken Buzzsaw to achieve the longest single championship reign in the history of the Chaos division, but to do that she will face her greatest challenge yet, a woman who already once beat her in a Barbwire Match, Kenzi Grey-Lackan.
Your Synergy coverage begins, now…
- Vinegar, Hans, and Jay give us the usual intro that transitions into childish bickering. [/CopyPaste]
This week’s opener comes as a result of last week’s events. Last week we saw German fan favorite Konrad Raab and newcomer Kate Steele come up short as a team. Although there doesn’t seem to be any acrimony between them, Creative Director Ichabod has scheduled them to face off against each other to kick of this week’s show. Both could use the win, Steele as a newcomer looking to build momentum and “The Iceman”, who is also looking for momentum going into the Massive Melee, where he faces five-time World Champion and one-half of the current Co-Operative Champions, Donovan Hastings.
“The Siren” Kate Steele enters first, quickly followed by “The Iceman” Konrad Raab, who gets a fairly loud cheer. He’s quickly become a bit of an underground favorite in the company. Referee Brian Chartreuse does his pre-match checks and calls for the bell. The two walk out to center ring and stare at each other for a few moments before they both give a nod of respect and tie up. They shove back and forth for a few minutes before Raab uses his superior power to pull her in and toss her overhead with a quick suplex. Steele lands, quickly pops to her feet and connects with a dropkick to Raab’s knee. He drops to a knee and she hits him with a step up enziguri, which she follows up with a DDT. She leaps up and lets out a loud yell, then kicks him in the side of the head when he tries to get up.
She goes for a quick pin but only gets a one and a half when Raab kicks out so hard that it throws her into the air. She uses her agility to land on her feet, but is immediately turned inside out with a hard clothesline from Raab. He pulls her up and drives her back first into the mat with a spinebuster, then drops an elbow into her sternum. He pulls her up and connects with a series quick European uppercuts that send her back into the corner. He turns and darts across the ring, then bounces off of the corner and bullrushes back towards her. He lands a spear at full speed that doubles her over. (You thought we were going to see that cheesy “shoulder into the turnbuckle” spot, didn’t you?)
He steps back and she stumbles out of the corner, only to be sent back into it with a superkick.
He picks her up and drops her onto the turnbuckle, then climbs up after her and slams her down back first with a superplex. He leaps back onto the turnbuckle and lands a flying elbow drop, which nets him a two count before she kicks out. He pulls her up and slams her in the back of her head with a forearm, then steps past her and goes for the “Ice Storm”. As soon as he grabs her around the head, she uses his momentum to whip him over and drive him smack onto the back of his head with a modified suplex. He rolls into the corner and comes up in a seated position. She runs across the ring, turns, charges back and slams her foot into the side of his head with a Yakuza kick.
She pulls him out of the corner and connects with a single knee facebreaker. He stumbles back and bounces off of the corner. She runs at him but he grabs her and tries to suplex, but staggers a bit. She floats over and lands a neckbreaker. As soon as he’s back to the mat she leaps up onto the turnbuckle. Konrad slowly pulls himself out and tries to shake the cobwebs out from the multiple blows to the head that he’s taken. He finally gets to his feet and turns...straight into the “Silence is Golden”. Three seconds later, “The Siren” has her second win in UGWC.
Winner: "The Siren" Kate Steele
Time: 8:27
Winners: Roxy Cotton and Zane Scott
Time: 2:16
Roxy is still in the ring following the previous match, and she says that she will continue to be a fighting champion, issuing another open challenge for her Cross-Semicircle Title.
It’s the SJW Inter-Municipal Champion that has answered the call as Covert Jay suggests that Tequila somehow found inspiration from Roxy to win the title on Chill, as Lieberjosch dismisses him and says that it goes without question that everybody finds Roxy inspiring.
Roxy wants the microphone back as the referee calls for the bell, and Tequila delivers a chop block from behind and shoves Roxy to the mat. He goes for El Gusano, but she springs off the mat and catches him in the Muff Diver, and applies the Wet Dream as Tequila quickly taps out.
Winner: Roxy Cotton
Time: 0:28
Roxy looks irritated as she has her arm raised, and Ichabod comes out onto the stage. He tells Roxy that he has been impressed by her dominant defenses these past few weeks, and after giving it thought a change has to be made. In light of what he has seen, having Roxy simply defend against Angie at Massive Melee is underwhelming and simply won’t do. Roxy struggles to conceal her excitement.
Ichabod adds that instead, Roxy will defend her title against Angie at the Massive Melee in an “I Quit” Match!
Wrestley looks worried as the bell rings and he looks across the ring at Yamazaki. JBC yelling instructions to Hide, who comes steamrolling across the ring towards Wrestley. McWrestleface dodges the charging ‘Deathwish’, back-pedaling towards the center of the ring, as Hide turns back towards him. Hide lurching forward again, but Wrestley uses his quickness to dodge the big man yet again, connecting with a side kick to the outer left leg for good measure. Yamazaki now yelling at Wrestley, who obviously doesn’t understand him, and Hide lunges forward again. This time McWrestleface baseball slides in between the legs of Hide, quickly getting back to his feet and connecting with a standing dropkick just as Hide turns back towards him. Hide staggers back but keeps his footing, as Wrestley bounces off the ropes and hits a leg lariat that sends Yamazaki into the ropes.
Hide hit the mat and rolled to the outside, slapping the mat in frustration as ‘The Number One Hitmaker’ makes his way over and overs further instructions. ‘El Flippy Loco’ comes soaring through the top and middle ropes like a missile, connecting with Hide and sending him to the floor. Wrestley quickly back to his feet and back into the ring, flying back out with a slingshot plancha over the top rope, sending Yamazaki back down to the floor again. Wrestley pulls Hide to his feet and shoves him back into the ring, but his own entrance back into the ring is delayed as JBC grabs him by the foot.
‘The Number One Hitmaker begs off as Wrestley stares at him, but remembering the task at hand, Wrestley slides back into the ring where Hide is waiting on him. Yamazaki with a stomp to the back of Wrestley’s head, before dropping an elbow across the back of Joe’s neck. Pulling Wrestley back to his feet, Hide connects with a high knee to the sternum, before wrapping his arms around McWrestleface and sending him over the top rope with a release belly-to-belly suplex. Wrestley lands with a thud, as the crowd lets out a collective gasp.
As JBC looks on with a huge smile on his face, Hide slides out of the ring and begins stalking Wrestley, as the product of New Jersey is up to his hands and knees out on the floor. A stiff kick lifts the entire body of Wrestley a couple of feet off the floor, and then Yamazaki drags WMcWf back to his feet and irish whips him into the steel guardrail. Keeping a hold of his arm, Hide then turns and whips Joe into the ring apron, before engulfing him with a running avalanche that leaves Joe crumpled on the floor. Hide pulls Joe back to his feet by his face, before lifting him high into the air and obliterating him with an apron powerbomb. He then picks Wrestley up and rolls him back into the ring, sliding in after and making a cover that gets a two-count.
Hide pulls Wrestley back to his feet, only to level him with a headbutt to the face, which sends ‘El Flippy Loco’ back down to the mat. Another cover, this one for a count of two-and-half, before Joe gets his shoulder off the mat. Yamazaki beginning to grow frustrated now, as he jerks Wrestley back to his feet. Irish whip to the ropes into a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker, and another cover gets a near-fall, but McWrestleface is able to drape his leg over the bottom rope before the three-count is completed, and this match continues.
Hide pulling Wrestley back to his feet again, before unleashing with vicious rights and lefts, before sending WMcWf back to the mat with a thunderous spinning backfist. A few stomps to the stomach and chest, and Hide rips by back to his feet. Lifting him high into the air, Hide slams Wrestley to the mat with a running sit-out powerbomb. He makes the cover, but Wrestley somehow gets his shoulder up before Glenn Burke hits the mat for the third time. Yamazaki yelling at the official now, before hopping out to the floor. He attempts to grab his customary logging chain, and JBC begins trying to talk him out of it. Yamazaki ignores him as he slides back into the ring with it. Glenn Burke now over to ‘Deathwish’, threatening a disqualification if he uses that chain on McWrestleface. He waits on Joe to get to his feet, before taking off towards him. Wrestley ducks the attack, continuing towards the opposite ropes. Bouncing off, he sends Yamazaki to the mat with a slingblade, causing Hide to drop the chain.
Wrestley up to his hands and knees, grabbing the chain the shoving it under the ropes and out to the floor. Using the ropes, he slowly pulls himself to his feet, as Yamazaki gets to his feet as well.. Hide rushing towards Wrestley, but is met with a high knee to the face that staggers him. McWrestleface then executes a drop-toe hold that hangs Hide out to dry on the middle rope. The crowd getting behind Joe now, as he gets back to his feet once more. Slingshot into a leg drop, and Yamazaki is gasping for air as he hits the mat. McWrestleface back into the ring, connects with a kick to the stomach as Hide makes his way back to his feet, doubling him over. Flip-piledriver from Wrestley, and then Wrestley makes his way makes his way to the top rope. Hide slowly gets back to his feet, only to be sent back to the mat with Upside Down. Wresttley quickly back up and executes Boy, You Turn Me. JBC into the ring now, but Wrestley springboards off the middle rope and hits Inside Out on ‘The Number One Hitmaker’. Climbing back to the top rope, Wrestley soars through the air and connects with Round and Round, and this one is over.
Winner: Wrestley McWrestleface
Time: 11:29
Yamazaki managed to get his shoulder up, but it came a split second too late. He sees JBC sprawled out on the mat and grows incensed, attempting to get his hands on Wrestley again, but McWrestleface slid out of the ring just in time, quickly back-pedaling up the ramp as Yamazaki jumps out to the floor. Grabbing his chain, he begins swinging it wildly overhead, all while glaring up at McWrestleface and yelling at him.
See for yourself!
End Show
Championship Roll Call:
World Heavyweight Champion: Angelica Vaughn
Cross-
Cooperative Champions: Donovan Hastings and Kenzi Grey
Chaos Champion: Le Bord de Dieu
Happy Memorial Day!
The Massive Melee is a week away, but there is a huge night of UGWC action ahead, as a historic title defense will happen in the main event. If Le Bord de Dieu can successfully defend her championship, she will surpass The Drunken Buzzsaw to achieve the longest single championship reign in the history of the Chaos division, but to do that she will face her greatest challenge yet, a woman who already once beat her in a Barbwire Match, Kenzi Grey-Lackan.
Your Synergy coverage begins, now…
- Vinegar, Hans, and Jay give us the usual intro that transitions into childish bickering. [/CopyPaste]
Kate Steele vs Konrad Raab
This week’s opener comes as a result of last week’s events. Last week we saw German fan favorite Konrad Raab and newcomer Kate Steele come up short as a team. Although there doesn’t seem to be any acrimony between them, Creative Director Ichabod has scheduled them to face off against each other to kick of this week’s show. Both could use the win, Steele as a newcomer looking to build momentum and “The Iceman”, who is also looking for momentum going into the Massive Melee, where he faces five-time World Champion and one-half of the current Co-Operative Champions, Donovan Hastings.
“The Siren” Kate Steele enters first, quickly followed by “The Iceman” Konrad Raab, who gets a fairly loud cheer. He’s quickly become a bit of an underground favorite in the company. Referee Brian Chartreuse does his pre-match checks and calls for the bell. The two walk out to center ring and stare at each other for a few moments before they both give a nod of respect and tie up. They shove back and forth for a few minutes before Raab uses his superior power to pull her in and toss her overhead with a quick suplex. Steele lands, quickly pops to her feet and connects with a dropkick to Raab’s knee. He drops to a knee and she hits him with a step up enziguri, which she follows up with a DDT. She leaps up and lets out a loud yell, then kicks him in the side of the head when he tries to get up.
She goes for a quick pin but only gets a one and a half when Raab kicks out so hard that it throws her into the air. She uses her agility to land on her feet, but is immediately turned inside out with a hard clothesline from Raab. He pulls her up and drives her back first into the mat with a spinebuster, then drops an elbow into her sternum. He pulls her up and connects with a series quick European uppercuts that send her back into the corner. He turns and darts across the ring, then bounces off of the corner and bullrushes back towards her. He lands a spear at full speed that doubles her over. (You thought we were going to see that cheesy “shoulder into the turnbuckle” spot, didn’t you?)
He steps back and she stumbles out of the corner, only to be sent back into it with a superkick.
He picks her up and drops her onto the turnbuckle, then climbs up after her and slams her down back first with a superplex. He leaps back onto the turnbuckle and lands a flying elbow drop, which nets him a two count before she kicks out. He pulls her up and slams her in the back of her head with a forearm, then steps past her and goes for the “Ice Storm”. As soon as he grabs her around the head, she uses his momentum to whip him over and drive him smack onto the back of his head with a modified suplex. He rolls into the corner and comes up in a seated position. She runs across the ring, turns, charges back and slams her foot into the side of his head with a Yakuza kick.
She pulls him out of the corner and connects with a single knee facebreaker. He stumbles back and bounces off of the corner. She runs at him but he grabs her and tries to suplex, but staggers a bit. She floats over and lands a neckbreaker. As soon as he’s back to the mat she leaps up onto the turnbuckle. Konrad slowly pulls himself out and tries to shake the cobwebs out from the multiple blows to the head that he’s taken. He finally gets to his feet and turns...straight into the “Silence is Golden”. Three seconds later, “The Siren” has her second win in UGWC.
Winner: "The Siren" Kate Steele
Time: 8:27
~Commercial Break~
Holden Orson and Phrixus Deimos vs Roxy Cotton and Zane Scott
Winners: Roxy Cotton and Zane Scott
Time: 2:16
~Commercial Break~
Roxy is still in the ring following the previous match, and she says that she will continue to be a fighting champion, issuing another open challenge for her Cross-Semicircle Title.
Cross-HemisphereSemicircle Championship
Roxy Cotton vs Dos Tequila Jnr
Roxy Cotton vs Dos Tequila Jnr
It’s the SJW Inter-Municipal Champion that has answered the call as Covert Jay suggests that Tequila somehow found inspiration from Roxy to win the title on Chill, as Lieberjosch dismisses him and says that it goes without question that everybody finds Roxy inspiring.
Roxy wants the microphone back as the referee calls for the bell, and Tequila delivers a chop block from behind and shoves Roxy to the mat. He goes for El Gusano, but she springs off the mat and catches him in the Muff Diver, and applies the Wet Dream as Tequila quickly taps out.
Winner: Roxy Cotton
Time: 0:28
Roxy looks irritated as she has her arm raised, and Ichabod comes out onto the stage. He tells Roxy that he has been impressed by her dominant defenses these past few weeks, and after giving it thought a change has to be made. In light of what he has seen, having Roxy simply defend against Angie at Massive Melee is underwhelming and simply won’t do. Roxy struggles to conceal her excitement.
Ichabod adds that instead, Roxy will defend her title against Angie at the Massive Melee in an “I Quit” Match!
~Commercial Break~
Hide Yamazaki vs Wrestley McWrestleface
Wrestley looks worried as the bell rings and he looks across the ring at Yamazaki. JBC yelling instructions to Hide, who comes steamrolling across the ring towards Wrestley. McWrestleface dodges the charging ‘Deathwish’, back-pedaling towards the center of the ring, as Hide turns back towards him. Hide lurching forward again, but Wrestley uses his quickness to dodge the big man yet again, connecting with a side kick to the outer left leg for good measure. Yamazaki now yelling at Wrestley, who obviously doesn’t understand him, and Hide lunges forward again. This time McWrestleface baseball slides in between the legs of Hide, quickly getting back to his feet and connecting with a standing dropkick just as Hide turns back towards him. Hide staggers back but keeps his footing, as Wrestley bounces off the ropes and hits a leg lariat that sends Yamazaki into the ropes.
Hide hit the mat and rolled to the outside, slapping the mat in frustration as ‘The Number One Hitmaker’ makes his way over and overs further instructions. ‘El Flippy Loco’ comes soaring through the top and middle ropes like a missile, connecting with Hide and sending him to the floor. Wrestley quickly back to his feet and back into the ring, flying back out with a slingshot plancha over the top rope, sending Yamazaki back down to the floor again. Wrestley pulls Hide to his feet and shoves him back into the ring, but his own entrance back into the ring is delayed as JBC grabs him by the foot.
‘The Number One Hitmaker begs off as Wrestley stares at him, but remembering the task at hand, Wrestley slides back into the ring where Hide is waiting on him. Yamazaki with a stomp to the back of Wrestley’s head, before dropping an elbow across the back of Joe’s neck. Pulling Wrestley back to his feet, Hide connects with a high knee to the sternum, before wrapping his arms around McWrestleface and sending him over the top rope with a release belly-to-belly suplex. Wrestley lands with a thud, as the crowd lets out a collective gasp.
As JBC looks on with a huge smile on his face, Hide slides out of the ring and begins stalking Wrestley, as the product of New Jersey is up to his hands and knees out on the floor. A stiff kick lifts the entire body of Wrestley a couple of feet off the floor, and then Yamazaki drags WMcWf back to his feet and irish whips him into the steel guardrail. Keeping a hold of his arm, Hide then turns and whips Joe into the ring apron, before engulfing him with a running avalanche that leaves Joe crumpled on the floor. Hide pulls Joe back to his feet by his face, before lifting him high into the air and obliterating him with an apron powerbomb. He then picks Wrestley up and rolls him back into the ring, sliding in after and making a cover that gets a two-count.
Hide pulls Wrestley back to his feet, only to level him with a headbutt to the face, which sends ‘El Flippy Loco’ back down to the mat. Another cover, this one for a count of two-and-half, before Joe gets his shoulder off the mat. Yamazaki beginning to grow frustrated now, as he jerks Wrestley back to his feet. Irish whip to the ropes into a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker, and another cover gets a near-fall, but McWrestleface is able to drape his leg over the bottom rope before the three-count is completed, and this match continues.
Hide pulling Wrestley back to his feet again, before unleashing with vicious rights and lefts, before sending WMcWf back to the mat with a thunderous spinning backfist. A few stomps to the stomach and chest, and Hide rips by back to his feet. Lifting him high into the air, Hide slams Wrestley to the mat with a running sit-out powerbomb. He makes the cover, but Wrestley somehow gets his shoulder up before Glenn Burke hits the mat for the third time. Yamazaki yelling at the official now, before hopping out to the floor. He attempts to grab his customary logging chain, and JBC begins trying to talk him out of it. Yamazaki ignores him as he slides back into the ring with it. Glenn Burke now over to ‘Deathwish’, threatening a disqualification if he uses that chain on McWrestleface. He waits on Joe to get to his feet, before taking off towards him. Wrestley ducks the attack, continuing towards the opposite ropes. Bouncing off, he sends Yamazaki to the mat with a slingblade, causing Hide to drop the chain.
Wrestley up to his hands and knees, grabbing the chain the shoving it under the ropes and out to the floor. Using the ropes, he slowly pulls himself to his feet, as Yamazaki gets to his feet as well.. Hide rushing towards Wrestley, but is met with a high knee to the face that staggers him. McWrestleface then executes a drop-toe hold that hangs Hide out to dry on the middle rope. The crowd getting behind Joe now, as he gets back to his feet once more. Slingshot into a leg drop, and Yamazaki is gasping for air as he hits the mat. McWrestleface back into the ring, connects with a kick to the stomach as Hide makes his way back to his feet, doubling him over. Flip-piledriver from Wrestley, and then Wrestley makes his way makes his way to the top rope. Hide slowly gets back to his feet, only to be sent back to the mat with Upside Down. Wresttley quickly back up and executes Boy, You Turn Me. JBC into the ring now, but Wrestley springboards off the middle rope and hits Inside Out on ‘The Number One Hitmaker’. Climbing back to the top rope, Wrestley soars through the air and connects with Round and Round, and this one is over.
Winner: Wrestley McWrestleface
Time: 11:29
Yamazaki managed to get his shoulder up, but it came a split second too late. He sees JBC sprawled out on the mat and grows incensed, attempting to get his hands on Wrestley again, but McWrestleface slid out of the ring just in time, quickly back-pedaling up the ramp as Yamazaki jumps out to the floor. Grabbing his chain, he begins swinging it wildly overhead, all while glaring up at McWrestleface and yelling at him.
~Commercial Break~
Chaos Championship
Le Bord de Dieu vs Kenzi Grey-Lacklan
Le Bord de Dieu vs Kenzi Grey-Lacklan
See for yourself!
End Show