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UWL Eruption 10-14-23 Oct 13, 2023 17:50:44 GMT -5 Cory Chevelle likes this

Post by UWL Office on Oct 13, 2023 17:50:44 GMT -5

Backstage in the McKenzie arena, Billy Danielson is taping his wrists for his big championship match with Jackson Burnside. The usually confident and witty Danielson is cold and focused. He has one of his biggest rivals as an opponent tonight for a championship he’s been wanting for a long, long time. Billy takes a deep breath.

Billy Danielson - For a lot of wrestlers, their stories end when they win the big one. That’s their big defining moment. ‘The boyhood dream’ and all that jazz. We’ve seen it time and time again. Guys win the big one, feel like they’ve accomplished everything, and then they leave.

Another deep breath from The Franchise GOAT. His eyes have yet to meet the camera.

Billy Danielson - Not me though.

Danielson’s tone is slow and methodic. He’s been thinking about this topic a lot over the last 2 weeks.

Billy Danielson - Eight years ago this week, I debuted in the Universal Wrestling League. I’ve talked about it a lot since my return in 2020, but I don’t think people realize how that moment impacted my whole career. I got my first real match and first win in between those ropes out there, and in front of everyone and God, pledge my life to this company. Yeah, I was gone for a couple of years, I had to find myself as an adult and a professional. I had to go out and make sure that I could be the guy I promised to be. Someone who would be there a decade down the line and still be holding this company on my back, no matter what jokers or trolls came around to try and tear it down.

Billy finishes taping his wrists and flexes his hands, before turning the palms toward his face and staring into them.

Billy Danielson - Could you imagine, last year when I won the UWL World Championship, if I just called it quits? Moved on to the next company that needed a big name? Could you imagine if that’s all I needed to satisfy a near decade-long promise to these fans that I was going to be there for them? My story doesn’t end with any one individual title. My story ends with my name being synonymous with the Universal Wrestling League.

He balls his hands into fists, and finally, he looks into the camera with a look of drive and passion. His voice firms and sounds more fiery with each word.

Billy Danielson - Jackson Burnside, I told you to win it all. I told you to put yourself on the level I have always aimed for. However, you didn’t hold your end of the bargain.

Danielson quickly puts a hand up in a sign of “no disrespect”.

Billy Danielson - That doesn’t make you any less of a scary mofo. It doesn’t make you any less of a threat to any other man or woman in this company. However, I do think it shows that you’re overwhelmed. Braddock wants your TV title all to himself, Chevy used you as a vehicle to get to the World Championship, and tonight you have me trying to take your Heritage Championship.

He looks at his wrist tape and flexes his arms a bit to loosen himself up, because of how wound-up he feels right now.

Billy Danielson - Jackson, you call yourself The Weatherman, but I don’t think any of us could predict the amount of pressure you have on you right now but with each passing day, you’re showing us the reason why it’s so hard to stay a double champion for very long. The targets multiply the pressure multiplies, and every little thing multiplies. I can see the cracks in your armor, Jack, just like how could see them last year in the Coronation Cup when I was the first man to pin you in nearly a year.

Billy stands up, still trying to wind himself down a bit before going for his match because he wants to save it all for the ring. He looks at the camera with a fierce determination.

Billy Danielson - Jackson, my story doesn’t end with any one title, because I’m relentless. No championship is too small for me. No accolade is below me. I go for Triple Crowns, Grand Slams, record reigns, multi-reigns, and even fun little trivia wins for the nerds watching at home. I want it all. Go check Robb Daniels’ Mainstream Wrestling record books, my name is in every category. Why? Because I’m relentless. I told you I was the storm that was going to consume you, and whether it’s tonight, two weeks from now, months from now, or a year from now, I promise you I won’t stop until I have pried that Heritage Championship from your hands because that’s what I do. It’s in my blood, my DNA, the very fabric of my soul because I am RELENTLESS!

One more deep breath. He takes in as much air as his lungs will hold, before letting it all out. You can tell he was ready to give it his whole being into this match.

Billy Danielson - In many ways, Jack, this is a match between the unmovable object and the unstoppable force, but I promise you I will bend trees and move mountains to get what I want, and that Heritage Championship is exactly what I want. See you tonight.

Danielson storms (get it?) off, ready to become the new UWL Heritage Champion.

Last Edit: Oct 14, 2023 9:50:19 GMT -5 by UWL Office

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UWL Eruption 10-14-23 Oct 13, 2023 17:51:27 GMT -5

Post by UWL Office on Oct 13, 2023 17:51:27 GMT -5

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 and it is for the UWL Heritage Championship!

The crowd is buzzing when suddenly the lights go out.

GREATEST
OF
ALL
TIME

"Born for Greatness" by Papa Roach plays as the crowd buzzes, as the crowd goes nuts. The first verse plays out, causing more anticipation. As the verse comes to the end it pauses for a moment. All of the lights go out again, but then come right back on in full brightness!!!

NO WE'RE NOT NAMELESS
WE'RE NOT FACELESS
WE WERE BORN FOR GREATNESS!!!

Suddenly, Billy "The G.O.A.T." Danielson walks out from behind the curtain to a huge pop, as he makes his way down to the ring. He's in wrestling gear, high-fiving fans as he makes his way to the ring. He wipes his feet before going up to the apron, and into the ring. The fans continue to cheer as Danielson throws his arms in the air. He slowly backs into his corner and waits for the bell to ring.

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 eventually spins it around 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 ten pounds. He s the UWL Televsion and UWL Heritage Champion, '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.

Let the rain come down and I'm pushin' through!
'Cause I'm a weather man!"

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.

Cliff Morris - This is a battle for the Heritage Championship. As we’ll see Jackson Burnside defend against Billy Danielson.

Logan Acker - After the year Billy Danielson has had this is nothing but redemption if he’s able to pull off the win. It would be huge.

As the bell sounds, Burnside runs at Danielson nailing him with a pair of clubbing shots backing him back into the corner. Burnside hits away on Danielson, as he covers him, the referee backs Burnside back, as Danielson moves out of the corner, he says something to Burnside, he runs at him, but Danielson moves back into the ropes. Burnside steps back, as Danielson moves away from the ropes. Danielson kicks Burnside in the stomach doubling him over, he pulls Burnside up nailing him with a pair of knife edge chops. Burnside grabs at his chest, as Danielson grabs him around his head slamming his face into the top turnbuckle. The referee calls for them to back it out of the corner, Danielson steps back with his hands raised, as Burnside punches him into his stomach. He comes up kneeing him in the stomach. Burnside pulls Danielson around, throwing him through the ropes out onto the floor. Burnside steps through the ropes out to the floor.

Cliff Morris - Jackson Burnside throws Billy Danielson out to the floor!

Logan Acker - These two are throwing heavy shots at one another. This is intense!

Burnside pulls Danielson up off the floor, he grabs him sending him into the guardrail, Danielson falls onto the floor clutching at his back. Burnside pulls Danielson up off the floor, he sends him into the ring apron. Burnside runs at him, but Danielson moves out of the way. Danielson grabs Burnside slamming his face down onto the ring apron. Danielson pulls Burnside around running with his arm around his head planting him down with a running bulldog on the floor. Danielson rises to his feet, as Burnside lays on the floor face down. Danielson stomps on Burnside, as he lays on the floor. Danielson slowly slides back into the ring.

Cliff Morris - Billy Danielson just planted The Weatherman with a bulldog on the floor. Billy Danielson pulling out all the stops!

Burnside gets to his feet, he pulls himself up onto the ring apron, as he steps through the ropes, Danielson pulls up the middle rope hitting Burnside with a low blow with the ropes. Burnside falls into the ring. Danielson grabs him, hitting him with clubbing shots.

Cliff Morris - Billy Danielson hitting away on Jackson Burnside!!

Logan Acker - Billy Danielson has come out as intense as I’ve seen him in a long time!

Danielson pulls Burnside up off the mat, as he does Burnside comes at Danielson nailing him with punches, followed by a pair of knife chops, he grabs him sending him into the ropes. Danielson bounces off the ropes, Burnside runs at him nailing him with a running back elbow. He turns, as Danielson gets to his feet, he grabs him, throwing him down onto the mat with a hip toss. Burnside turns and pulls Danielson up. Burnside lifts Danielson up onto his shoulders, dropping him with a sidewalk slam. Burnside covers him, the referee.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!!

Burnside pulls him up to his feet. He hits him with a pair of forearm strikes. He grabs him around his head. But Danielson shoves him off. He leaps up planting Burnside down with the Thinning the Herd (RKO). He covers him, the referee counts.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!

Danielson kicks him with a pair of kicks to Burnside’s chest. He grabs him as he gets up to his feet. He grabs him around his wrist. Burnside blocks it and nails him with a back elbow. He grabs him around his head jerking him up holding him up in a suplex position. Burnside holds him and drops Danielson down with a stalled vertical suplex. He turns covering him, the referee counts.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!

Burnside and Danielson both return to their feet. Burnside grabs him sending him into the corner. He stands running his knees up and down. Burnside runs in at him for a corner splash, but Danielson dodges out of the way as Burnside slams into the turnbuckles in the corner. Danielson turns, he runs in at Burnside and nails him with the Chicago Blackout (Knee Strike). He steps back as Burnside turns staggering from the corner. Danielson runs at him and connects with the Chicago Blackout (Knee Strike) again. He steps back as Burnside is staggered. He grabs him and drops him with the Franchise (Inverted Crucifix Bomb). He covers him, the referee counts.

1..

2..

3..

Danielson sits on his knees throwing his arms into the air.

Emily Lyle - The winner of this match and NEW!!! UWL Heritage Champion Billy Danielson!!

Danielson takes the Heritage Championship belt hoisting it into the air as he looks emotional as he moves around the ring with the belt held high in the air.

The show cuts to a break.

Last Edit: Oct 14, 2023 15:25:05 GMT -5 by UWL Office

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UWL Eruption 10-14-23 Oct 13, 2023 17:51:37 GMT -5

Post by UWL Office on Oct 13, 2023 17:51:37 GMT -5

Without warning the lights in the arena go out. Almost immediately, different pockets of the arena are lit up by phone screens or flashlight apps.

Logan Acker: Guess someone didn't pay the electric bill.

Cliff Morris: Tends to happen at wrestling shows.

Like last week, a dark background comes up on the monitors with words written in gold colored font:

JOSHUA

The word fades out and is immediately replaced:

10.28

The house lights come back up and the monitors are blank once again.

Cliff Morris: Well it looks like we'll have some answers as to who Joshua at our next event, but let's get back to the action that we have tonight!

Last Edit: Oct 14, 2023 10:08:29 GMT -5 by UWL Office

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UWL Eruption 10-14-23 Oct 13, 2023 17:51:46 GMT -5 Cory Chevelle likes this

Post by UWL Office on Oct 13, 2023 17:51:46 GMT -5

The gym echoed with the metallic clang of weights hitting the floor as Daron Smythe prepared for the biggest match of his career. His eyes, fixed on the reflection in the gym's mirrored walls, showed the determination that fueled his every move. It had been two weeks since he lost the UWL World Heavyweight Championship to Cory Chevelle at Parade of Champions, and the taste of defeat lingered like a bitter pill.

The training montage began with Daron hitting the weights, sweat pouring down his face as he pushed his body to its limits. Each repetition was a reminder of the pain he felt when he lost the title. The gym became his sanctuary, the iron his confidant, as he grunted and strained under the heavy bar.

As the weights clinked back into place, the scene shifted to Daron's training in the ring. His coach, a grizzled veteran who had seen it all, barked instructions from the corner. Daron went through the motions, practicing his holds, escapes, and high-flying maneuvers. Every move was executed with precision, a symphony of athleticism and strategy.

The camera then transitioned to Daron's mental preparation. He sat alone in a dimly lit room, watching tapes of his match against Chevelle. Analyzing every move, every mistake, he mentally dissected his opponent. Hours turned into days as he absorbed the nuances of Chevelle's wrestling style, looking for weaknesses to exploit.

Meanwhile, across town, Cory Chevelle was in a different kind of training. His workouts were unconventional, mixing in elements of yoga and meditation. He practiced mind games, honing his ability to play with his opponent's emotions. Chevelle, a master of manipulation, knew that victory wasn't just about physical strength but also about breaking the spirit of his adversaries.

The montage highlighted Chevelle's interactions outside the ring. He visited a local children's hospital, spending time with a young boy named Jake who was managing a chronic illness. Chevelle's persona, a villain in the ring, took on a different hue outside. He was building a narrative of redemption, of a former champion looking for a second chance and finding solace in the smallest victories.

Back in the gym, Daron Smythe's training intensified. He sparred with fellow wrestlers, absorbing punishment and dishing it out in return. The bruises on his body were badges of honor, a testament to the sacrifices he was making for his shot at redemption.

As the days passed, the intensity of the training increased. Daron climbed mountains, ran through forests, and endured grueling cardio sessions. He flipped tires and carried logs, all while visualizing the moment he would reclaim the championship.

The scene shifted to the night of the rematch in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The arena was buzzing with anticipation as Daron Smythe made his entrance. The crowd, once divided, now rallied behind their underdog hero. Daron soaked in the cheers, his heart pounding with a mixture of nerves and adrenaline.

The bell rang, and the match unfolded with a fury of strikes, flips, and near falls. Chevelle, the cunning veteran, tried to play mind games, but Daron was a man possessed. The months of training, both physical and mental, came to fruition as he countered every move with a level of precision that left the crowd in awe.

The climax of the match saw both men battered and bruised, struggling to rise from the mat. In a dramatic sequence, Daron executed his signature move, the "#1 And Done," and pinned Chevelle to the canvas. The referee's hand hit the mat for the three-count, and the arena erupted in cheers.

Daron Smythe, the man who had embraced the crowd's adoration, stood tall in the center of the ring, the UWL World Heavyweight Championship held high above his head. The training montage, a journey of pain, sacrifice, and redemption, had reached its climax, and Daron Smythe was once again the champion. The crowd's roar echoed through the arena, a testament to the power of perseverance and the triumph of the human spirit in the world of professional wrestling.

BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP

The sound of that annoying alarm clock again. It had been a long two weeks since Daron Smythe lost the UWL World Title to Cory Chevelle and the dream played out in his mind over and over again - a visualization of Smythe regaining the World Championship. Some people call it manifesting your destiny. Smythe has used these recurring thoughts as a motivator to continue the painful routine every day - the same difficult workouts, the same bland food, a healthy necessity, albeit a plain one. Food as fuel. A singlar driven focus.

Today is a bit different. Smythe has a media call at 106.5 WSKZ in Chattanooga, pushing tickets for this evening's show. No matter the situation, Smythe has somehow become the company guy, so he picks up the phone when the DJ calls, the local zany shock jock, who will ask him a few silly questions before and after shilling the night's show...

The interview concludes and Smythe grabs his bag, heading out for what will be the hardest fight of his life...

Last Edit: Oct 14, 2023 15:26:27 GMT -5 by UWL Office

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UWL Eruption 10-14-23 Oct 13, 2023 17:52:21 GMT -5 Cory Chevelle likes this

Post by UWL Office on Oct 13, 2023 17:52:21 GMT -5

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

Emily Lyle - The following contest is set for one fall with a sixty minute time limit and it is for the Universal Wrestling League World Championship!

The lights dim in the arena and the words "I AM #1" flash on the video screen...

FORTUNE, FAME

MIRROR, VAIN

GONE INSANE

BUT THE MEMORY REMAINS

The house lights come back up and standing in the center of the stage, holding a single finger high in the air, is #1 Daron Smythe.

Emily Lyle - From Wheeling, West Virginia, weighing two hundred and fifty six pounds, Daron Smythe!!

Smythe looks out at the crowd, some holding up their own version of the single finger salute, as he saunters down the aisle towards the ring, confidently keeping that finger in the air as he steps through the rope and climbs to the second rope in one corner of the ring.

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! He is the UWL World Champion 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.

WHEN YOU FALL DOWN ON YOUR KNEES,
BEG FOR MERCY, MISTER PLEASE
THE TIME HAS COME TO MAKE THINGS RIGHT
THERE AINT NO JUDGE FOR PLEADING TO,
WE DONE CONVICTED YOU
THE DEVIL GETS YOUR SOUL TONIGHT!

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.

The referee walks over to Smythe taking the World Championship belt. He moves to each corner showing the belt to each competitor in their respective corners. The referee moves to the center of the ring holding the belt high into the air.

Cliff Morris - It’s main event time. As Chevelle Chevelle puts the UWL World Championship on the line against former champion Daron Smythe. This is going to be a barn burner.

The referee calls for the bell. Both men move from their corners moving slowly around one another. They move into a collar and elbow tie up. Chevelle shoots around Smythe with a rear waistlock. He lifts him up, tossing him down bouncing back around the ring. Smythe rises up to his feet slowly. They circle one another again slowly moving into a collar and elbow tie up. Both men struggle to gain the advantage. They lean into one another as they lean into one another. Slowly Smythe walks Chevelle back toward the corner. He shoots around on Smythe throwing him back with a overhead belly to belly suplex. But Smythe lands on his feet. Chevelle turns, Smythe runs at him for a clothesline. Chevelle ducks under. Smythe leans in the corner looking at Chevelle.

Cliff Morris - Daron Smythe stands in the corner looking across the ring at Chevelle Chevelle.

Logan Acker - Daron Smythe needs to stop standing and get on the attack.

They lock back up. Chevelle runs Smythe against the ropes. Chevelle nails Smythe with a stiff right hand jab which stuns him. Chevelle goes to send him into the ropes, Smythe reverses it. Chevelle runs off the ropes, Smythe runs at him for a big boot, which only grazes Chevelle. He comes back at Smythe nailing him with a right jab, then a left jab. Chevelle backs up away from Smythe, he circles around. They circle one another again, slowly locking up. They both push on one another ,neither giving an inch. Smythe takes Chevelle into a headlock, he sends him off. Smythe runs off the ropes, Chevelle nails him with a back elbow which stuns Smythe. Chevelle grabs Smythe and starts hitting him with repeated punches to Chevelle’s stomach. He shoves him back and moves back across the ring. .

Cliff Morris - Daron Smythe with repeated straight punches to the stomach of Cory Chevelle and slowly move back across the ring.

They lock back up, Smythe takes Chevelle into a side headlock. Smythe stands wrenching his arms tight around his head, Chevelle tries to get free, the referee checks on the hold. Chevelle walks Smythe to the corner, the referee calls for a break out of the corner. Smythe turns nailing Chevelle with a back elbow which lands against the side of Chevelle’s head. Chevelle comes out of the corner kicking Smythe. Chevelle turns and grabs Smythe around his wrist sending him into the ropes. He comes off the ropes, Smythe runs back at Chevelle. He grabs him locking his arms tight around him. He headbutts Smythe which stuns him. Chevelle grabs him throwing him with a overhead belly to suplex that throws Smythe down hard onto the mat.

Cliff Morris - Cory Chevelle landed a hard headbutt and threw Daron Smythe down with tremendous force.

Logan Acker - Cory Chevelle slowly his power and his technique.

Chevelle comes over stomping away on Smythe as he’s down on the mat. Chevelle jerks him up to his feet. He grabs him locking him into a front facelock. He wrenches his arms tight around his head. Chevelle shoots back around on Smythe with a rear waistlock. He locks his arms tight around Smythe. He grimaces in pain as Chevelle has his arms around his waistlocked tight around him.

Cliff Morris - Cory Chevelle has a reverse bear hug. Locking his arms tight around his waist and adding pressure on his back.

Chevelle pulls back on the hold, Smythe moves around. Smythe rolls forward breaking Chevelle’s grip. Chevelle turns quickly as Smythe grabs him around his head elbowing him in the back of his neck. He turns landed down with repeated elbows down across his neck. Smythe grabs him around his head planting him down onto the mat with a swinging neckbraeker.

Cliff Morris - Daron Smythe able to break Cory Chevelle’s grip and drop him down with a swinging neckbreaker after a pair of elbow’s to the back of his neck.

Logan Acker - Daron Smythe took advantage and it paid off and now he must get on the attack.

Smythe rises up first, Chevelle slowly, Smythe catches him with a pair of forearm strikes landing flush with his jaw. Smythe pulls Chevelle around grabbing him into a side headlock. They walk back against the ropes. Chevelle sends him off. Smythe runs across the ring. He comes off the ropes. Chevelle grabs him locking his arms around him taking him down onto the mat. Chevelle spins around on him after the takedown. He comes around taking him into a front facelock. He goes to grab him tighter when Smythe rolls reversing the hold. He comes around taking Chevelle over into a sleeper hold on the mat.

Cliff Morris - Daron Smythe found a opening and he was able to spin over and reverse the hold into a sleeper hold!

Logan Acker - Daron Smythe saw a opening and he took advantage of it.

Smythe pulls back on the sleeper as the referee checks on Chevelle and the hold. Chevelle rolls over as Smythe still has the sleeper locked on. Chevelle slowly rising up with Smythe on his back. Chevelle falls back ramming Smythe into the turnbuckles. He turns and whips Smythe over with a snapmare whipping him off his back. Chevelle kicks Smythe in the back. He runs off the ropes running back at Smythe and nails him with a running kick sending him back onto the mat. Chevelle stands over the fallen Smythe.

Cliff Morris - Cory Chevelle standing over the fallen Daron Smythe!!

Chevelle pulls him up to his feet. He grabs him around his head nailing him with a punch to the head. He grabs him around his head into a front facelock. He jerks him up and sends him down with a quick snap suplex. Chevelle turns onto one knee over Smythe. He starts nailing him with repeated forearm strikes to the face of Smythe as he sits on one knee holding the back of his head. Chevelle hits away on Smythe with thunderous forearm strikes. Chevelle grabs him around his head falling back jerking him into a guillotine choke hold. He pulls back, locking the hold on tight.

Cliff Morris - Cory Chevelle has the guillotine choke locked on!

Logan Acker - Daron Smythe has nowhere to go!

Chevelle locks the hold on tight as he pulls back on the head and neck of Smythe. The referee checks on the hold. Chevelle pulls back on the hold. Smythe moves around trying to get free. Chevelle gets frustrated. He lets loose of the hold. He starts clubbing down with shots on the back of Smythe. He pulls him up to his feet. He leans him over, hooking his arms. He takes Smythe over with an underhook suplex. He turns covering him, the referee counts.

1..

2.. Kick out!

Chevelle pulls him up to his feet. He whips him into the ropes. Smythe comes off the ropes. Chevelle lifts him up and plants him down with a back breaking spinebuster. Smythe arches his back up and grimaces in pain. Chevelle stomps away on Smythe. He pulls him back up to his feet. He locks his arms around Smythe, locking him into a bearhug. He locks his arms tight around Smythe. The referee checks on him as Smythe shakes his head no.

Cliff Morris - Cory Chevelle has the bearhug locked on tight but Daron Smythe shakes his head no!

Chevelle locks his arms tighter around Smythe. The referee checks on him. He pulls tighter as the referee again checks. Smythe looks to be fading. The referee raises his arm and it drops. He raises his arm again and it drops a second time, but Smythe pulls his arm up and starts moving around. He tries to get free, but just can’t. He headbutts Chevelle. He again headbutts him.

Cliff Morris - Daron Smythe headbutts Cory Chevelle!

Logan Acker - Daron Smythe has to get out of his bearhug!

Smythe manages to get out of the grip of Chevelle. He comes at him nailing him with a pair of punches. Chevelle staggers. Smythe grabs him, sending him into the ropes. He comes back at him, taking him down with a clothesline. He turns as Chevelle gets up and hits him with another clothesline. Chevelle gets up and Smythe takes him down with a dropkick. He covers him, the referee counts.

1..

2.. Kick out!

Smythe pulls Chevelle up, he nails him with another pair of punches. He grabs him and plants him down with a bulldog. Smythe rises up going out to the ring apron. He moves up to the top rope. Smythe leaps off landing down onto Chevelle with a diving elbow drop. He covers him, the referee counts.

1..

2.. Kick out!

Both men move to their feet. Smythe runs at him, but Chevelle whips him around, taking him into a rear waistlock. Chevelle lifts him up, throwing Smythe back with a German suplex with a bridge, the referee counts.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!

They both get up, Chevelle nails Smythe with a stiff chop which stuns Smythe. Chevelle comes to Smythe again, chopping him with a stiff chop. Chevelle nails Smythe with a headbutt, he falls through the ropes out to the floor. Smythe gets back in the ring, Chevelle meets him. Chevelle kicks Smythe, he nails him with chops, and kicks and repeated punches. Chevelle sends Smythe off into the ropes. Smythe comes to the ropes, Chevelle takes him down with a clothesline. Chevelle covers him, the referee counts.

1..

2.. Kick out.

They both rise up. Chevelle kicks Smythe, stunning him. Chevelle nails Smythe with repeated chops. Smythe comes back at Chevelle nailing him with chops which stun him, and nails him with a stiff forearm strike which stuns him. Chevelle goes to throw a chop, Smythe ducks under. He grabs him, throwing him down with a side suplex. Smythe rises up slowly, he steps back, he goes out to the ring apron. Smythe moves up to the top rope. Smythe leaps off landing down on Chevelle with the guillotine leg drop. Smythe covers him, the referee counts.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!

Smythe rises up, he goes back in the corner on the second rope, he leaps off landing down on Chevelle with a diving knee drop. Smythe covers him, the referee counts.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!

Smythe gets to his feet, he nails Chevelle with a pair of stiff forearm strikes. Smythe goes back off the ropes, he runs back to Chevelle, he dodges out of the way. Chevelle grabs Smythe, throwing him back with a German suplex. Chevelle turns covering him, the referee counts.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!

Chevelle pulls Smythe up off the mat, he grabs him around his head lifting him up and plants him down with the Silverback Brainbuster. Chevelle covers him, the referee counts.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!

Chevelle can’t believe it. He rises up to his feet. He grabs Smythe with a rear waistlock again and throws him back with another German suplex with a bridge, the referee counts.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!

Chevelle pulls him up off the mat and hits him with a pair of clubbing shots that stun Smythe. He grabs Smythe but gets met with a kick to the stomach. Smythe grabs him taking him over into a Small Package, the referee counts.

1..

2..

.. Kick out!

They both return to their feet. Smythe grabs Chevelle around his wrist. But Chevelle blocks it and takes him around with a rear waistlock. He lifts him up for a takedown and rolls around on him pulling his arm back as he spins around him on his side. Chevelle turns again and pulls Smythe with a front facelock.

Emily Lyle - Five minutes remaining in the time limit five minutes!

Smythe reverses out of the front facelock and takes Chevelle into a front facelock of his own. They return to their feet. Smythe grabs Chevelle pulling him around. He goes to run out of the corner for a bulldog, but Chevelle shoves him off causing Smythe to slam into the mat. Chevelle lifts him with a rear waistlock and throws him back with a German suplex. He rolls through returning to his feet with him still holding onto him. He throws him back with another German suplex.

Emily Lyle - One minute remaining!

Cliff Morris - Cory Chevelle looks to be stalling if you ask me!

Logan Acker - It sure looks that way.

Both men are at their feet. Chevelle runs off the ropes back at Smythe they collide they both fall back onto the mat as the bell sounds.

Emily Lyle - The time limit has expired this match is a draw!!

Chevelle rolls out of the ring taking the UWL World Championship belt as he clutches the belt into his chest. Smythe is sitting on one knee shaking his head trying to gain his thoughts.

Cliff Morris - Fans we're out of time. We'll see you October 28th goodnight everyone!!

The show comes to a end.

Last Edit: Oct 14, 2023 17:14:10 GMT -5 by UWL Office

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