Under Pressure 9-2-23

The picture cuts across the arena and cuts to the ring.



Emily Lyle - The following contest is set for one fall with a fifteen minute time limit!

The phrase is sung out and "I'm The Coolest" by Alice Cooper hits the speakers. Ace tears through the curtain to the stage strutting out slowly pushing his sunglasses down on the edge of his nose looking out at the crowd. Ace struts around the stage looking at the crowd on each side.

Emily Lyle - From Clearwater, Florida, weighing two hundred and two pounds, Ace Starr!!

Ace slowly makes his way down the aisle moving slowly to the ring apron, turning looking back up the aisle at the entrance before turning around facing back at the ring. Ace turns around and jumps over the top rope into the ring where he runs and jumps into a corner, nodding his head to his theme music before jumping down and circling around the ring.

The arena's lights fall sending the venue into a pitch black state, the beginning rhythms of "Requiem" hits the arena's sound system. The crowd immediately resounds with a roar of boos. Lights begin to fill through out the arena. Rylee emerges from the back stopping at the top of the entrance ramp.

Emily Lyle - From Atlanta, Georgia, weighing one hundred and thirteen pounds, Rylee Poverly!!!

She turns her back to the crowd as the lights flicker all around her. She makes her way down the aisle waving off the fans extending their hands to tough her. Rylee enters the ring standing in the center of the ring with her arms extended looking out at the crowd.

Cliff Morris - We're ready to kick off Under Pressure. As, Ace Starr who had some derogatory comments directed toward Jenna Jillian Walker at Eruption. Tonight we find Ace Starr across the ring from Rylee Poverly.

The bell sounds, and Poverly walks around, clapping her hands as she walks around the ring. Starr circles around her slowly, waiting for the right moment. Poverly quickly nails Starr with a standing dropkick. She rises up, pushing Starr back into the corner. She grabs him around his wrist, sending him across the ring into the opposite corner. Poverly runs in at him, nailing him with a running forearm arm in the corner. Poverly turns, clapping her hands together and stomping the mat. Poverly grabs Starr around his head, and Starr blocks it. Poverly goes to hit him with a forearm strike, but Starr blocks it. Starr comes at Poverly, nailing her with repeated forearm strikes. Starr runs back off the ropes, and Poverly jumps up, nailing him with a hurricanrana and taking him over onto the mat. Poverly runs off the ropes back at Starr, who nails her with a roaring elbow that staggers her. Starr runs off the ropes, Poverly side steps him, Starr goes into the ropes, and Poverly comes up behind him, nailing him with a double ear slap. She grabs him around his head, pulling him back and dropping him with a reverse DDT.

Cliff Morris - Ryle Poverly dropping Ace Starr with a reverse DDT!!

Poverly goes out to the ring apron and makes her way up to the top rope. Poverly moves up the ropes, and Starr runs into the corner. He meets her on the top rope. Starr goes to grab her for a superplex, but Poverly blocks him, grabbing his arm around. Poverly pulls back on Starr’s arm, Starr on the top rope grimacing in pain, the referee calling for a break. Poorly breaking the hold, Starr drops down off the ropes, going to one knee and grabbing at his arm. Poverly claps her hands together as she sits on the top rope, getting the crowd behind her. Poverly grabs his arm, pulling it around into a wristlock. She twists his arm around. Poverly forces Starr down, grabbing at his arm and pulling it back. The referee checks on Starr.

Cliff Morris - Rylee Poverly grabs Ace Starr around his arm, pulling it back with a wristlock.

Logan Acker - Rylee Poverly is trying to break Ace Starr down one body part at a time.

Starr forces her up; Poverly holds onto Starr’s arm, pulling it back; the referee checks on Starr. Starr goes back against the ropes, Poverly holds onto his arm, the referee comes in calling for a break, and Poverly slowly breaks the hold. Starr shakes his arm, trying to get the feeling back into it. Poverly kicks Starr in the arm, and Starr grimaces in pain. Poverly grabs him around his wrist to send him into the corner, and Starr reverses it, sending Poverly into the corner. Poverly lays back in the corner. Starr runs in at her; she gets to the second rope, but before she can turn, Starr grabs her, pulling her off. He slams her face off the top turnbuckle, sending her to the mat.

Cliff Morris - Ace Starr plants Rylee Poverly fell face first into the mat.

Starr grabs at his arm, shaking it. He stomps on Poverly as she lays on the mat. Starr grabs Poverly off the mat, sending her into the ropes. When she runs off the ropes, Starr nails Poverly with a superkick. Poverly lays motionless and flat on her back on the mat. Starr grabs Poverly, throwing her to the floor. He runs across the ring, diving to the floor, and takes Poverly down with a dive out to the floor. Starr pulls Poverly up, grabbing her around her head and lifting her up and down with a suplex on the floor. Starr pulls Poverly up, mocking his clapping. He drops her on the floor with a DDT. Poverly lays on the mat, Starr rises up, slowly rolling back into the ring, and the referee begins his count.

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Poverly lays flat on his back on the mat, and the referee continues his count.

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Poverly slowly starts moving around, slowly turning on her side and looking up. The crowd is doing Poverly’s clap, trying to encourage her on, and the referee keeps counting.

She slowly rises to her feet and leans on the ring apron to gather herself. Poverly slowly moves to the ring apron. As she goes to enter the ring, Starr kicks her in the side, pulling her back into the ring. Starr grabs Poverly, throwing her a release suplex. The crowd is clapping for Poverly. Starr runs at her, hitting her with a clothesline and knocking Poverly back into the corner. Starr runs in at her, and Poverly gets to her feet, kicking Starr in the face and sending him staggering back. Poverly runs out of the corner, nailing Starr with a clothesline. She turns, running off the ropes, and runs back at Starr, nailing him with a dropkick. Poverly stands over the fallen Starr, clapping his hands as the crowd does the same. Poverly drops down onto Starr with an elbow drop.

Cliff Morris - Rylee Poverly drops a elbow down onto Ace Starr!

Logan Acker - Ace Starr needs to do something or this could be all over!

Poverly rises up; she walks around clapping her hands, and Starr staggers to his feet. Poverly kicks him in the stomach, doubling him over. She grabs him around his head, planting him down with a DDT. Poverly pushes him over, covering him, and the referee counts.

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Kick out!

Poverly rises to her feet, and she kicks Starr in the chest with a kick. Poverly goes back into the corner. She runs at Starr, jumping into the air. Starr catches her, throwing her back with a fall away slam. They both return to their feet. Starr comes at Poverly. He goes for a clothesline, she ducks under. Starr turns, Poverly lands a leg lariat. She backs up setting him up for a Superkick. She runs at him, Starr dodges out of the way. She pushes Poverly into the turnbuckles as she slams off chest first. Poverly staggers back, Starr grabs her taking her back into a O'Connor Roll, the referee counts.

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Starr grabs the middle rope for leverage out of view of the referee.

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Cliff Morris - Oh give me a break!

Starr turns with his arms over his head in excitement as Poverly is upset by what just happened.

Emily Lyle - The winner of this match Ace Starr!!

Starr rolls out of the ring with his smile on his face and a cocky look as he stands with both arms in the air.

The show cuts to a break.

Abby Joseph: Thank you for joining me, Jenna.

Jenna Jillian Walker: I am glad to be here.

Abby Joseph: You’ve been quite impressive since you debuted here in UWL. You have even got a Heritage Championship shot against Jackson Burnside at Championship Extravaganza last month.

Jenna Jillian Walker: Yes, while I came up short against Jackson I have been very pleased overall with my time in UWL thus far.

Abby Joseph: Over this past month you have been stepping into the ring with a murderer’s row of competition.

Jenna Jillain Walker: Between Jackson Burnside, Billy Danielson, and now against Braddock it has definitely been a tough month but I learned a lot by stepping into the ring against them.

Abby Joseph: From the outside looking in it has always been a part of your style that you always learn from everything.

Jenna Jillian Walker: This is my rookie year in the wrestling ring I wrestled on the amateur mats. If you don’t know, most if not all amateur wrestling tournaments are double elimination tournaments. In order to succeed on the mats you had to obtain mental toughness to bounce back from a loss to get back on the mats to place in the tournament. And I have carried that with me to the pro wrestling ring. So anyone who thinks I am just going to crawl under a rock after a couple tough losses doesn't know me that well but I assure you I by the time I am done in the ring for good in 10-20 years you will all know.

Abby Joseph: Later on tonight you will be stepping into the ring with BRADDOCK. What are your thoughts?

Jenna Jillain Walker: (Chuckles) That I will. BRADDOCK has the look of a monster with the viciousness of a Care Bear, the intelligence of Lennie Small, and the purpose in life is to simply serve as a warning to others.

Abby Joseph: We also saw Ace Starr recently make disparaging remarks about you and that you weren’t going to stand for it.

Jenna Jillain Walker: This is a man who is so self absorbed he hasn’t realized that he is making a huge mistake by verbally attacking me but he will surely find out soon enough because when we do eventually step into the ring I will surely make him tap. I am sure of this because someone like him doesn’t put in the work that I have to obtain any sort of success in life.

Abby Joseph: Thank you for your time, Jenna.

Jenna smiles and nods her head.

The picture cuts across the arena and cuts to the ring.



Emily Lyle - The following contest is set for one fall with a fifteen minute time limit!

Fight Music by D12 begins playing and Jenna Jillian Walker emerges from the entrance way. She sets her hands on her hips and then begins walking down the ramp.

Emily Lyle - From Waterloo, Iowa, weighing one hundred and eighty pounds, Jenna Jillian Walker!!

When Jenna gets to ringside she leaps up onto the ring apron and steps through the top and middle ropes. The crowd cheers as she walks over to the closes turnbuckle and climbs up to the middle rope and raises her arms in the air.

Drums pound in synch with grinding guitars as “Bonehead" assaults the fans while the arena is blanketed in darkness while at six seconds in, a saxophone begins squealing a prolonged note. At thirteen seconds, while a spotlight suddenly pierces the darkness, casting its light on the entrace curtain, the vocalist begins whooping and screaming. BRADDOCK explodes through the curtain and marches for the ring.

Emily Lyle - “Making his way to the ring! He is five feet, ten inches tall and tips the scales at two hundred and fifty-one pounds and hails from Stockton, California. He! Is! BRADDOCK!!!!

BRADDOCK has ascended the ring steps and is entering the ring halfway down the apron, I’m between the ring posts by dipping under the top rope. He climbs the nearest turnbuckle and while secure on the second rope, he raises both fists in the air and bellows.

Cliff Morris - We're ready for our next match up. As, BRADDOCK takes on Jenna Jillian Walker.

Logan Acker - BRADDOCK has already been announced for the huge elimination match for the UWL World Championship at Parade of Champions on September 30th in Chicago.

BRADDOCK runs at Walker nailing her with clubbing shots as the bell sounds. BRADDOCK sends Walker into the ropes. He goes for a clothesline, but Walker ducks under. She runs into the ropes coming back at BRADDOCK running back at him for a dropkick. BRADDOCK staggers but doesn’t go off his feet. Walker returns to her feet. She runs at BRADDOCK, but he grabs her throwing her into the corner. BRADDOCK runs in at her, but she dodges out of the way. Walker runs at him, BRADDOCK nails her with a overhand punch that sends Walker falling straight back onto the mat.

Cliff Morris - BRADDOCK just clocked Jenna Jillian Walker with that overhand punch that knocked her out cold.

BRADDOCK pulls her up off the mat. He locks his arms around her throwing her with a overhead belly to belly suplex. Walker lays on the mat grimacing in pain. He pulls her up off the mat. BRADDOCK sends her into the ropes. She comes off the ropes, BRADDOCK lifts her up and plants her down with a sidewalk slam. He leans over covering her, the referee counts.

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.. Kick out!

BRADDOCK leans over clubbing Walker with repeated punches. He jerks her up to her feet. Sends her into the ropes. BRADDOCK goes for a clothesline, she ducks under. Walker returns to the ropes running back at BRADDOCK. She comes back at him and nails him with a running high knee.

Cliff Morris - Jenna Jillian Walker needs to stay on the attack!

Logan Acker - Jenna Jillian Walker needs to stay on the attack!

Walker moves back at BRADDOCK stands stunned. She runs at him and out of nowhere he connects with the Mansfield’s Curse (Meathook Clothesline). BRADDOCK covers her, the referee counts.

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Cliff Morris - BRADDOCK with a impressive win head toward his World Championship match at Parade of Champions on September 30th.

Emily Lyle - The winner of this match BRADDOCK!!

BRADDOCK stands beating his chest as he stands in the middle of the ring as the crowd looks on.

The show cuts to a break.

Under Pressure returns live to a wide panning shot of the arena. The camera pans across the crowd, and then a close up of rows of people. Many are decked out in gear or merchandise for the UWL stars. A Cory Chevelle t-shirt here, replica titles there, and a small pocket of fans with Weatherman umbrellas. Cut over to the announcer's table and we join Cliff Morris and Logan Acker.

Cliff Morris: - "Welcome back ladies and gentlemen! We are live in Knoxville at the Thompson-Boling Arena for Under Pressure and it's been a great night of action so far"

Logan Acker: - "A great night of action, no doubt about it Cliff. And even more action still to come! Our main event still to come-"

A graphic comes up on the screen in place of the announcers. It's an Under Pressure graphic featuring David Carroll and Billy Danielson, with cage bars behind them.

Logan Acker: - "-the Steel Cage Match between David Carroll and Billy Danielson, but before that there's also this:"

The Cage Match graphic is stylistic replaced with one featuring Daron Smythe and Mark Storm. The UWL World Championship looms prestigiously behind them in the picture.

Logan Acker: - "the UWL World Championshp is on the line as Daron Smythe defends the belt against Mark Storm! Cliff I'm not sure about you, but Mark Storm is as hungry as I've ever seen him and we could see a new World Champ tonight in Knoxville!"

Cliff Morris: - "No argument about that from me! Y'know though Logan, we'll definitely see a singles title change hands tonight, because before that match history is going to be made."

The World Championship graphic is finally removed and in it's place we get one showing off the other two singles Champions. To the left is The Weatherman Jackson Burnside, and to the right Cory Chevelle. The graphic has both the Heritage and Television Championship belts layered behind the two men, each facing the other at an angle.

Cliff Morris: - "For the first time ever all the gold is on the line! 'The Weatherman' Jackson Burnside aims to win the Television Championship, and at the same time he defends his Heritage title belt! It's winner-take-all!"

Logan Acker: - "That's an important distinction Cliff! This isn't a unification match! The winner leaves Knoxville double-champion and assumes the duties of both belts! That's double the defense, double the responsibility, and double the acclaim."

The graphic is taken down and we're back to the announcers.

Cliff Morris: - "That match is happening in a bit, but earlier today I had a brief, uh shall we say very tense sit-down with both Champions. Let's take a look at that real quick.

Cliff gestures and after a brief delay we're shown a video.

Hours earlier is splayed across the bottom of the screen in large white lettering. We're backstage somewhere in the arena where the sit down has been staged. Two one-person armchairs are facing one another at a slight angle with a stool between them. Sitting on the stool is Cliff Morris. But the biggest details is actually the small coffee table between the chairs and in front of Cliff. Sitting on the left of the table is the Heritage Championship. The straps are folded back so the belt can rest easily on it's own with the center place facing out. To the right, displayed in very much the same way is the Television Championship.

Cliff Morris:
"Ladies and gentlemen. In a few hour UWL presents a very special event called Under Pressure. Joining me now are the two men who will compete in a winner-take-all match for the Heritage and Television Championships." Cliff gestures at each belt when he says the name. "Jackson, Cory. Gentlemen please take a seat."

Burnside and Chevelle each enter the shot from the side. The big men are still in their street clothes and they tower over Cliff, who looks like a child sitting on the stool between their chairs. The two champions give each other a long stare, which prompts Cliff to put both hands out to encourage keeping the distance.

Cory Chevelle:
"Relax, this ain't gonna happen right now. I can wait a few hours."

Chevelle sits down and Burnside follows suit. However before Cliff can begin Burnside responds.

Jackson Burnside:
"Is that wait a few hours or enjoy being Champ for a few more hours? Hell brother I'll do right here. Cliff can officiate. We're here, belts are here, how about a hardcore match? We both know it ain't gonna be an Olympic-level bout out there tonight."

Cory nods. He's as hungry as Jackson, but before he can push it farther Cliff intervenes.

Cliff Morris:
"Gentlemen, this was arranged with a promise it'd remain civil. I'm as eager as the two of you, because as a fan this is a match I've been wanting to see for a long time. Quite frankly I'm surprised it's taken this long. So Cory, why did you decide you were the guy to step to to Jackson, and why did it take so long? He's been asking for competition for months."

Cory Chevelle:
"Lemme keep it short and sweet for ya. That guy right there, Mr. Weatherman-" Cory points over to Burnside "-thinks he's a big bad man nobody wants to step to. I was focused on my own s---, but now that it's done, Mark Storm is in my rearview and I'm TV Champ. Now it's the right time to make this goof shut his mouth."

Burnside shifts forward.

Jackson Burnside:
"Shut my mouth? Cory I had to beg and plead. Brother every week I'm out there stackin' and rackin' my opponents and I had to lay the challenge down to you. Competition didn't come to me so I came to it!"

Cory Chevelle:
"Gonna be biggest mistake of your career. You poked the Silverback, and I'm more than happy to beat you, bloody you, and walk outta this dump with your Heritage Title."

Cliff Morris:
"This dump?"

Cory looks sideways at Cliff.

Cory Chevelle:
"This Boling Arena. Don't B.S. me Cliff. You know this is the type of match we oughta see in front of a sold out crowd in Madison Square Garden. Overseas at Wembly, Tokyo Dome. The brother sittin' across from me talks about his matches bein' the main event. Well tonight he's right, because if you ain't here to see watch us than you don't even matter." Cory gets to his feet. Burnside responds in kind, but he's being more defensive. Cory grabs the TV Title belt off the table and lets it hand loosely in his hand. "And this ain't what I signed up for. Words are cheap. We'll settle it in the ring, Weatherman."

Burnside grabs his own title belt, but unlike Cory he throws it over his shoulder.

Jackson Burnside:
"Damn right we will brother. We're gonna rock this building down to its foundations and there won't be any Boling Arena left when it's done. Only of us is gonna come outta the rubble with this Heritage-" Jackson raises his shoulder to emphasize the belt "-and that TV Championship-" he points at the belt dangling from Chevelle's hand "-and it's gonna be The Weatherman. Tonight I make history, and it's at your expense, Silverback."

Cory Chevelle isn't impressed. He scoffs and turns his back on Burnside and walks off the sit-down. Burnside looks at Cliff Morris and shrugs his shoulders, then exits as well. Cliff Morris looks back and forth between the two champions and sighs as we return to the arena.

The picture cuts across the arena and cuts to the ring.



Emily Lyle - The following contest is set for one fall with a forty five minute time limit it is Title vs. Title!!

The lights in the arena go out and there's the sound of thunder cracking. "Weather Man" starts to play and a few seconds in lights come up focused on the aisleway. Jackson Burnside stands in the entryway behind a black umbrella with "The Weatherman" written across it in reflective silver lettering. As the lyrics to the song kick in he spins the umbrella, and eventualy spins it aorund himself in a twirl. Jackson faces the crowd, throws the umbrella over his shoulder one right hand and he makes a "finger gun" motion out to the crowd with his left.

Emily Lyle: "Blowing in from the Windy City; standing six-five and weighing in tonight at three-hundred and sixteen pounds. 'The Weatherman', Jackson Buuuuurnsiiiiiide!"

As Emily announces him, Jackson walks on down to the ring with a pep in his step in very performative manner. He sings along with the lyrics to "Weather Man", he bumps fists with people in the crowd, points around with his free hand or the umbrella. Jackson reaches the ring and rolls under the bottom rope. He gets up one knee at a time and walks in a small circle. The song begins to to build up the chorus and Jackson climbs up to the nearest turnbuckle. He puts his head down and holds the umbrella with both hands.



Jackson throws his head back in sync with the song. His right arm raises the closed umbrella high into the air. He holds up on the top rope for awhile, and finally after jumping down he removes the long black leather coat and sunglasses. He hands them along with the umbrella to somebody at ringside. He takes a moment to bounce off the ropes and he runs them a few times. Finally he stops in the middle of the ring and continues to hype himself up while waiting.

All lights in the arena dim down

"Out here we play for keeps
Ain't one of us is innocent
We've all got blood on our hands"

Emily Lyle - Ladies and gentlemen, from Bootjack, Missouri! Weighing in at 287 pounds! The Silverback, CORY CHEVELLE!

It's time for reckoning
No one will come to your defense
We'll cut you down where you stand!

Chevelle emerges from the curtain slowly, staring straight down into the ring as the crowd gets louder.



Chevelle slowly makes his way down to the ring, hopping up on to the apron and cranking his neck from one side to the other before entering.

Cliff Morris - It’s title vs. title as The Weatherman Jackson Burnside puts his Heritage Championship on the line against Cory Chevelle and his Television Championship.

Logan Acker - Let’s make it clear that this is no a unification match. This is title vs. title.

Cliff Morris - That’s right. One of these two will leave with two championships and either defend them at once or defend them separately.

The referee calls for the bell, and both men circle each other. Chevelle pulls out his hand, and Burnside slaps it, and the two lock up in a collar and elbow tie-up. Chevelle grabs Burnside into a side headlock and begins wrenching on the headlock. Burnside grabs Chevelle around the waist and slides out of the headlock into a standing arm bar, to which Burnside takes Chevelle into a side headlock of his own. Burnside grabs Chevelle by the waist and does a go behind. Burnside grabs Chevelle’s legs into a single leg takedown and spins around his back into a front face lock. The referee checks the hold. Chevelle grabs Burnside’s arms, turns him over, and turns them into an arm bar. Both men get back to their feet, and Burnside grabs Chevelle’s arm and tosses him over with a hip toss. Chevelle comes back up and hip tosses Burnside back over. Both men come up standing off face to face with one another.

Cliff Morris - These two trying to out do the other are now standing face to face.

Logan Acker - It’s almost a game of can you top this at this point.

Both men circle each other and lock up again with a collar and elbow tie-up. Burnside grabs Chevelle into a side headlock. Chevelle reaches around Burnside, locks his arms around him, picks up Burnside, and slams him down with a belly to back suplex that drops Burnside on the mat. Chevelle gets up to his feet as Burnside lies on the mat, holding the back of his head grimacing in pain. Chevelle pulls Burnside up to his feet, pulls Burnside down, and elbows him in the back of the head. Chevelle grabs Burnside as he does, and Burnside spins around, hitting Chevelle with a discus punch that knocks Chevelle back against the ropes. Burnside grabs Chevelle around the wrist and goes to whip him, but Chevelle blocks it and whips Burnside to the ropes. Chevelle runs at Burnside, who dunks under him. Burnside goes back over and hits the ropes, as does Chevelle. Burnside runs at Chevelle and nails him with a hard chop that stuns him. He grabs Chevelle throwing him down with a suplex. He floats over covering him, the referee counts.

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Kick out!

Burnside gets up to his feet, pulls Chevelle up to his feet, and begins hitting Chevelle with a stiff knife-edge chop across the chest. Chevelle hits Burnside with a stiff chop. Burnside jumps around the ring, holding his chest. Chevelle runs up behind Burnside, locks his hands around Burnside’s waist, picks up Burnside, and drops Burnside with a release German suplex that drops Burnside down right on the back of his head. Burnside lies on the mat, holding his neck and back of his head. Chevelle runs at Burnside and lands a running knee to the face sending Burnside sailing back onto the mat. He covers him, the referee counts.

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Kick out!

Chevelle gets up and pulls Burnside up with him. Chevelle goes back against the ropes and runs at Burnside. Chevelle runs at him with a running elbow, and Burnside raises his leg up and kicks Chevelle in the face with a stiff boot to the face that knocks Chevelle to the ropes and through the second rope out to the floor. Burnside looks around, runs across the ring, and leaps through the ropes onto the floor with a suicide dive onto Chevelle. Burnside sets himself on the floor and gets on his knees. Burnside gets up to his feet, pulls Chevelle up, and shoves him into the ring under the bottom rope. Burnside slides into the ring himself and gets up to his feet. He pulls Chevelle up to his feet and begins hitting him with a stiff elbow to the face. Chevelle staggers around the ring. Burnside runs at Chevelle, and Chevelle catches him, turns, and plants Burnside with a running powerslam. Both men are on the mat.

Cliff Morris - Cory Chevelle caught The Weatherman with a running powerslam!

Logan Acker - Both men are down!!

Chevelle gets up to his feet and pulls Burnside up to his feet. Chevelle goes under Burnside’s arm, picks him up, and slams him down with a hard backdrop suplex, and again Chevelle drops Burnside right on his head. Chevelle turns around and covers Burnside. The referee counts.

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2. Kick out!

Chevelle raises his head and looks exhausted. Chevelle gets up to his feet and pulls Burnside up. Chevelle grabs Burnside around the waist, and Burnside hits Chevelle with a headbutt, and Chevelle falls back onto the mat. Burnside shakes it off. Burnside walks overtop of Chevelle and drops a hard punch down onto Chevelle's face. Chevelle rolls under the ropes, and Burnside goes out on the apron. Burnside reaches down and pulls Chevelle out over the apron. Burnside sends him into the ropes. Chevelle comes off the ropes and Burnside catches him with a big boot that sends him down to the mat.

Cliff Morris - Down goes Cory Chevelle with a big boot!!

Burnside gets into the ring and falls on top of Chevelle, and the referee counts.

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2. Kick out!

Chevelle places his foot on the bottom rope. Burnside gets up, grabs Chevelle around the neck, swings him out, and drops him with a swinging neckbreaker that slams Chevelle hard into the mat. Burnside rolls Chevelle over and covers him until the referee counts.

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2. Kick out!

Burnside starts smacking the mat, gets up to his feet, and goes over into the corner. Burnside runs at Chevelle and leaps into the air. Chevelle rolls out of the way, and Burnside falls hard into the mat. Chevelle gets up slowly, holding his neck. Chevelle Burnside gets up to his feet, and Chevelle steps in at him and nails Burnside with a back fist to the side of his head. He grabs him throwing him down to the mat with a belly to belly slam. He covers him, the referee counts.

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2. Kick out!

Chevelle gets up to his feet and pulls Burnside up to his feet. Chevelle goes behind Burnside, raises his arms, and locks in a full nelson. Chevelle grabs Burnside runs Burnside slamming his face and chest into the turnbuckles in the corner. He pulls him back fill with a full nelson locked on. He throws him back with a German suplex that throws Burnside down onto the mat.

Cliff Morris - Cory Chevelle just tossed The Weatherman back with a German suplex!

Logan Acker - Cory Chevelle is trying to break Burnside in half!

Chevelle slowly gets up to his feet. He pulls Burnside up to his feet. Chevelle hits him across his back and across his neck. Chevelle pulls him around as he does, Burnside kicks him in the stomach doubling him over. Burnside grabs Chevelle around his head planting him face first into the mat with a bulldog.

Cliff Morris - The Weatherman countered with a bulldog planting Cory Chevelle into the mat!

Burnside gets up to his feet and pulls Chevelle up to his feet. Burnside grabs Chevelle around the wrist and whips Chevelle toward the ropes. Burnside runs at Chevelle for a big boot. As he does, Chevelle runs at Burnside, who grabs him around his throat and throws Burnside back. He runs at him and grabs Burnside hitting him in the side of his head with repeated elbow strikes. He grabs Burnside throwing him with a T-Bone suplex. He covers him, the referee counts.


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2. Kick out!

Chevelle pulls Burnside up to his feet. He grabs him around his wrist, but Burnside blocks it. He headbutts Chevelle. Burnside grabs Chevelle with the Iron Claw. Chevelle throws his arms wildly as Burnside has his hand around his head as the referee is checking on him. Chevelle shakes his head no. Burnside tightens his grip around Chevelle's head with the Iron Claw.

Cliff Morris - Jackson Burnside has the Iron Claw locked around Cory Chevelle's head with nowhere to go!!

Chevelle manages to kick Burnside breaking the Iron Claw. Chevelle runs off the ropes, Burnside kicks him with a big boot. He grabs him up and drops Chevelle with a inverted atomic drop. Chevelle falls forward onto the mat. Burnside runs off the ropes. He comes back at the downed Chevelle and goes for the atomic leg drop. Chevelle rolls out of the way as Burnside crashes into the mat. Burnside leans over on the mat. Chevelle runs at him planting him face first into the mat with the Hellbilly stomp (Curb Stomp). He pushes him over covering him, the referee counts.

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.. Kick out!

Chevelle slaps the mat in frustration.

He rises up off the mat. Chevelle grabs Burnside up to his feet. He grabs him around his head, Burnside clocks Chevelle with a right hand that staggers him. Burnside nails him with a running short-arm clothesline. He grabs him lifting Chevelle up, runs across the ring planting him down with a Running Powerslam. He covers him, the referee counts.

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.. Kick out!

Chevelle gets on one knee and starts pounding away on Burnside. He pulls him up to his feet. Chevelle spins around on Burnside throwing him back with a German suplex. He turns covering him, the referee counts.

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.. Kick out!

Chevelle pulls him up to his feet. He jerks Burnside up. Chevelle leans over lifting him up for a fireman's carry position setting him up for the C2 (F5), but Burnside manages to slide down out of the grip of Chevelle. He shoves Chevelle forward, his face slams into the turnbuckles causing a gash above his right eye.

Cliff Morris - Cory Chevelle's busted open over his right eye after slamming into the turnbuckles!!

Chevelle staggers around as blood is running down his face dripping onto his chest. Burnside lands a big boot, but Chevelle doesn't go off his feet. He's still staggering looking dazed. Burnside runs at him again and lands another big boot this one sends Chevelle down to the mat as he's dazed. Burnside runs off the ropes and lands down onto the with the Magnitude-7 (Running Atomic Leg Drop). Burnside covers him, the referee counts.

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.. Kick out!

Chevelle leans up as the blood runs down his face from the gash above his eye.

Burnside rises up, runs off the ropes and comes back with another Magnitude-7 (Running Atomic Leg Drop). Burnside covers him, the referee counts.

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.. Kick out!

Burnside slaps the mat in frustration. He rises up and runs full steam into the ropes, runs back off and lands down onto Chevelle with another Magnitude-7 (Running Atomic Leg Drop). He turns covering him, the referee counts.

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Cliff Morris - What a battle!!

Logan Acker - You can say that again!

Burnside rises up as EMT workers rush in to check on the cut of Chevelle, he shoves them away. He slowly rolls out of the ring. They try to help him, but he shoves them away. Chevelle staggers up the aisle refusing help.

Emily Lyle - The winner of this match and STILL UWL Heritage Champion and NEW UWL Television Champion The Weatherman Jackson Burnside!!

Burnside takes both belts and hoist them into the air as he stands taking in the moment.

Cliff Morris - These two will be across from one another September 30th at Parade of Champions in the huge UWL World Championship elimination match!!

The show cuts to a break.

Camera fades in backstage as Daron Smythe is stretching and getting ready for his World Title defense against Mark Storm. Abby Joseph walks into the shot, Daron stops his warm ups, takes a seat in a nearby chair, takes a swig of water and looks up at the intrepid UWL reporter...

ABBY: Daron, tonight, Under Pressure, you defend the UWL World Championship against Mark Storm, how are you feeling heading into the match?

DARON: *takes an extra swig of water, stares at the ceiling for a moment, then turns in Abby's direction* Abby, it's pretty appropriate that the event is called Under Pressure - I've been feeling that pressure, it's lonely at the top - I know that, the great champions of the past knew that, but there's one thing about reading about it in a magazine, hearing about it on the radio, or watching it on television - it's another thing entirely to live it.

Mark Storm is a guy that is a lot like me - looking to get back on the horse, hopefully climb back up the ladder. We're heading towards, or trying to head towards, the same destination...

...and they say life's about the journey, not the destination. But what if you're stuck on the wrong journey? Will you still be able to redirect your path and end up in the right place? Mark Storm calls himself Your Hero, I call myself #1. We are two guys who believe in ourselves and when we head in that ring tonight, one of us is going to be right. I think it's me. We'll see when we get in that ring.

ABBY: Let's say you are right and you get your hand raised in victory - what's next?

DARON: We all know there's a four way coming up, Jackson Burnside, Cory Chevelle, and BRADDOCK - three men who have been on an absolute tear lately - two of them are going to be tearing each other apart tonight and you know there's going to be unresolved rage between the two of them, BRADDOCK - have you seen that guy? He's a hardcore psycopath that doesn't look like he feels pain. And beyond all that? You know the winner of that main event is coming for me next. Billy Danielson is someone I wish I could say I have a real victory over - but everyone knows that win has an asterisk next to it. And then David Carroll - that guy grows stronger by the day and he'll be looking for a shot, win or lose tonight.

To every single person looking to take this away from me - you better bring your A game, it doesn't matter if it's Burnside, Chevelle, BRADDOCK, Danielson, Carroll - my plan is to keep that UWL World Championship around my waist for as long as I want. All these challengers have to know - are you going to be the next Leonardo? Or are you ready to do what I've done, to grind, bleed, sweat, cry, work, to be the guy carrying the ball for this company now and into the future? We'll find out Abby.