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We see interviewer John Trenton driving through the streets of Bradford. He looks confused at the fact that all the shops seem to be selling curry and that he is driving on the wrong side of the road compared to what he is used to. Eventually he drives out of Bradford and into the countryside where he sees a country house. He parks outside and sees a “Residence of the Scotts.” John: This must be it. John knocks on the door, which is open. He walks in and sees the familiar house of JoshsNow, however the man who John has gone to interview doesn’t seem to be in sight. He looks in the study before he hears the sound of PAC Man. He walks into an arcade room where JoshsNow is playing the classic game. Josh speaks to John, but his attention is fixated on the game Josh: I didn’t know you were an Evolve interviewer John: Actually I work for Carnage but seeing as you’re facing the Carnage GM at SummerSlam I’m taking the interview Josh: Fair enough. The screen flashes up with Level 254 complete. Josh takes another sip of his drink, a cup of tea, before turning to John who is smiling as Level 255 begins. John: I never imagined you as an 80’s person. Maybe an 1880’s person. John chuckles to himself but Josh doesn’t seem to get the joke. Josh: My parents met in the 80’s so they were big arcade fans. When they sold their business, left Bradford and bought this place, they bought a lot of arcade machines for this room and it became my favourite room. John looks at the machine and sees the words Level 255 complete. Josh takes a breath and drinks his tea, before Josh takes a look at John. Josh: John, do you want a drink John: Do you have a beer Josh: I have gin and tonic, or wine and blue cheese John: I’ll take the gin and tonic Josh: I will give it you once this game finishes. John: And how long will that be Josh: Not long, look I’m on Level 256 John looks at the screen which shows Level 256 which is incredibly glitched and impossible to complete John: What the? Josh: It’s a glitch. The fruit rolls onto the screen and means that it is practically impossible to complete. The screen is corrupted so no one has completed it before. You know what it reminds me of. Bailey. John: Bailey? Josh: Yes. My father once told me that where there is power there is corruption. And Bailey is like that. He believes he is untouchable. He can destroy a career just by clicking his fingers. Like Level 256, he is corrupted. But you know something. John: What Josh: I can beat Level 256. And I can beat Bailey John looks in shock as Level 256 is completed and the machine turns off Josh: I’ll go get your gin and tonic. The screen turns off as JoshsNow has proved his point. Although Bailey may seem in a different universe and it may seem like it is impossible for JoshsNow to beat him but if there’s one thing “The Gentleman” can do it’s defy the impossible

I feel like we should bring back the Monthly Awards. It was a good way to celebrate who had made the Best Diary, Promo or Graphic of the month.

7/10. Interesting start Odd. A feud between Mahal and Jericho is something I never saw coming and your other main event between Goldberg and Lesnar should be brilliant. Also Rusev’s performance could earn him a US Title shot and with Balor pinning Miz I expect him to earn an opportunity. Also big wins for Nakamura, Cara, Elias and Titus Worldwide, and it also looks like a feud between Reigns and Joe could be on the cards. Great work Odd and I’m excited for more

7/10. Interesting start Odd. A feud between Mahal and Jericho is something I never saw coming and your other main event between Goldberg and Lesnar should be brilliant. Also Rusev’s performance could earn him a US Title shot and with Balor pinning Miz I expect him to earn an opportunity. Also big wins for Nakamura, Cara, Elias and Titus Worldwide, and it also looks like a feud between Reigns and Joe could be on the cards. Great work Odd and I’m excited for more

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Glorious Domination by CFO$ plays. Welcome to Free Agent Corner 125. Today is a super episode as we see the series finale of FAC Series 5. Wow. We celebrate it with a preview, review and ups and downs of Survivor Series PART 1: PREVIEW NXT Championship Match: GeorgeAK vs LegendsOrigin Josh: Ever since joining my Josh-Tourage George has been unstoppable. He cleared out the NXT divison and issued out an open challenge for anyone who thought they could take him down. Out stepped LegendsOrigin. Can Origin take him down? Or will George prove he is the king of the division? George Green: Saying Legends Josh: We have a split decision. One vote for Legends, one for George United States Championship Match: Echo Wilson vs Peter Wilchester Josh: The second match in this rivalry sees a very prestigious belt on the line. This started 3 months ago when Echo Wilson trashed Peters beloved house and started a fearsome rivalry. In their first meeting Echo won but tonight Peter looks for revenge. Can he gain it? Or will Echo retain? I’m saying Echo Green: I agree. Josh: Full house for Echo Wilson Tag Team Championship Match: Slim and Akki vs The Josh-Tourage (JoshsNow and GeorgeAK) Josh: New Tag Team Champions will be crowned when Slim and Akki meet the Josh-Tourage. Slim announced a great alliance so many were shocked when it turned out to be Akki. Meanwhile Josh has played mind games with everyone, making George a stunt double and teasing a 3rd man, only to say it was Slim. Will the mind games pay off? Or is the great alliance too great? I’m going with me and George Green: I agree Josh: Two votes for the Josh-Tourage Number One Contenders Match for the Global Championship: FDS vs Ark Universe Josh: These 2 rivals meet as the two former Chaos brothers collide. Ark feels like he is being screwed over and tonight could be an example as he must defend his Number One Contendership against FDS. Can FDS gain revenge for a betrayal by screwing over Ark? Or will Ark truly prove his worth? Going with FDS Green: I’m agreeing Josh: Full house for FDS Intercontinental Championship Match: Smith (c) vs FDS Josh: Smith has been dominant for 7 months and has beaten everyone, including FDS. The most recent of these defences came at Halloween Havoc where FDS lost to Smith and snapped afterwards. He brutally attacked Smith and created this rivalry. Now can FDS’ new persona bring him success? Or will Smith’s dominance continue once more? Smith is too good not to vote so I’m saying him Green: I agree Josh: Two votes for Smith Premium Championship Match: Smith (c) vs BiC Josh: As he has done for the past 7 months Smith pulls double duty tonight as he faces BiC for the Premium Championship. BiC has been a thorn in his back from day 1. Will it be another day for Smith? Or do we see a shock? I’m saying Smith Green: Going with BiC Josh: One vote for Smith and one vote for FDS World Championship Match: Bailey (c) vs Slim Josh: We get a BPZ Mania calibre match as Bailey takes on Slim. The two greatest World Champs Finally collide 7 months after they were first booked to. Slim retained World at Bad Blood only for Bailey to cash in MITB and win World. Slim now looks for revenge. Can he become a 3x champ? Or will Bailey retain? No doubt in my mind I’m voting Slim Green: I agree, I’m voting Slim Josh: Full house for Slim Jonathan (Evolve) vs Brad (Carnage) Josh: Two legends meet in the ring for an epic inter brand contest here at Survivor Series. Friends, rivals and now after 3 years and intense promos they collide. Will Evolve carry on interbrand dominance. Or is tonight Brads night? Going Brad here, very easy for me to go him Green: I’m thinking Jon here Josh: Split decision, one vote for John and one vote for Brad Team Flynn (Flynn, Echo Wilson, Necce, Prince and FDS) vs Team Smith (Smith, Slim, Ross, Jonathan and Tamer) Josh: What a feud this has been. When Universal Champ Flynn invaded Evolve to confront Smith, everyone erupted when this match was made. Ross announced himself as the first member of Team Smith by attacking Flynn during his match with Echo Wilson, who in turn joined Team Flynn. Flynn then added Prince and FDS whilst Smith added his Order brothers Slim and Nate, the latter was later replaced by John due to injury. Necce made a shock return to join Team Flynn and then, after Flynn retained Universal over Ross, Tamer joined Team Slim, attacking Slim. Who will win this legendary match. Team Smith? Or Team Flynn? My vote is going to Team Flynn Green: Saying Team Smith Josh: One vote for Team Smith and one vote for Team Flynn. We’ll reveal the results at the end of the episode. PART 2: REVIEW 9. NXT Championship Match: GeorgeAK (c) vs LegendsOrigin: 4 Stars The NXT divison seems to be on a bit of a downfall as the worst match in 2 months for the divison occured. Legends sent George to the outside by hitting shots to the back of George’s skull and tried to follow up with a Suicide Dive but George sent him into the barricade, and was sent into the barricade with a Drop Toe Hold from Legends. Both men rolled in at 7 and began trading forearms on their knees. They went back and forth before George suddenly got up and hit Legends with a Buckle Bomb. George got him up and hit forearms to the cranium before hitting a Powerbomb. He then followed up with a Vertical Suplex that caused Legends to roll out of the ring, where George hit him with a Suicide Dive. George threw him into the ring and hit a Piledriver for a 3. A fast paced match up. 4 Stars 7. United States Championship: Echo Wilson (c) vs Peter Wilchester and World Championship Match: Bailey (c) vs Slim: 4.5 Stars We will start with US, which saw its prestige hurt by another short title reign as it had its worst match for 2 months. Echo and Peter started showing their was no bad blood lost as they charged at each other, with Echo ducking a Clothesline and then hitting a Péle Kick to stun Peter. Echo hit a Running Crossbody to Echo but although Peter rolled through Echo hit elbows to the side of Wilchester and then transitioned his body to hit a Hurricarana. Both men got up and locked up, where Peter gained advantage and locked in a headlock but Echo pushed him against the ropes and went for a Back Body Drop but was almost hit by a Canadian Destroyer. However Echo prevented it and locked in a Sharpshooter but Peter escaped by reaching the ropes. Peter rolled out but Echo hit a Springboard Corkscrew Crossbody onto Peter. Echo rolled Peter into the ring, who crawled around confused, and Echo rolled in himself before uppercutting Peter into the corner before Irish whipping him into the opposite corner. As Echo charged at Peter it was revealed he had been playing possum as Peter sent Echo into the post before hitting a Brainbuster. Peter exposed the turnbuckle and Irish Whipped Echo into it before bashing Echos head against it 8 times, until the ref broke it up. Peter hit another 6 shots into the turnbuckle before hitting a Canadian Destroyer for a 2 as Peter covered with his foot. Peter covered again for real but only got a 2. Peter argued with the ref as Echo got up and asked Peter if that was all he had. Peter responded with a punch to Echo, who hit one back, before they hit punches to each other in stereo. Echo gained advantage and Irish Whipped Peter into the exposed turnbuckle before going for a Splash but he missed and was rolled up by the tights from Peter for the 3. A fast paced story. 4.5 Stars Now for World, a division on the rise that saw its best match in 2 months. Bailey started by charging at Slim, who entangled himself in the ropes so Bailey couldn’t touch him. Bailey was forced to back away, which he did but as he charged at Slim again, Slim ducked and then hit a Spinning Back Elbow to send Bailey to his knees. Slim mocked Baileys Glorious pose which caused Bailey to hit him with punches and ducked a Clothesline from Slim to hit a German Suplex to send Slim onto his neck. Slim rolled onto the apron and Bailey went to him but was hit by a Roundhouse Kick and then a Springboard Dropkick. Bailey tried to roll out of the ring but was picked up by Slim, however Bailey raked Slims eyes and hit a Belly to Belly Suplex before following up with a GOATPlex. Bailey tried to follow up with a Career Killer but Slim flipped him over and went for a Running Knee Strike but Bailey rolled out of the ring. Slim went for a dive but as Bailey moved Slim transitioned into a Tranquilo. Bailey rolled in and shouted Glorious at Slim, and then charged at Slim who moved out of the way sending Bailey out of the ring. Slim hit a Baseball Slide to send Bailey into the announce table and now Bailey, holding his back, ran into the ring into a Northern Lights Suplex followed by a Brainbuster but Bailey flipped out and hit a Gamechanger to Slim for a 2. Slim began to climb the ropes, but was Uppercutted twice and bounced into the ropes by Bailey who attempted a Spinebuster but Slim reversed into a DDT. Slim bounced Bailey off the ropes and attempted a Spinning Heel Kick but Bailey ducked it and hit a huge knee to Slims face. Bailey scaled the ropes and called for a Shooting Star Press, doing his “Glorious” taunt. However midway through Ross pushed him and Bailey missed. Slim followed up with an Endgame and, after stomping on Baileys back, he locked in a Death Penalty for a submission victory. A fast paced high flying strikefest. 4.5 Stars 3. Tag Team Championship Match: The Order (Slim and Akki) vs The Josh-Tourage, Intercontinental Championship Match: Smith vs FDS, Number One Contenders Match for the Global Championship: FDS vs Ark Universe and Brad vs Jonathan: 4.75 Stars We will start with Tag which produced its 4th consecutive 4.75 Star contest, showing how good this division is. Akki and Josh started things off, with Akki stalking Josh who tried to back away from Akki. Akki hit a Jumping High Knee to knock George off of the apron. Slim laughed which annoyed Josh who attacked Akki, and although Akki lifted up Josh onto his shoulders, Josh fought back and dropkicked the legs of Akki sending Akki face first into the bottom turnbuckle. Josh pounced on Akki with strikes to his back before sending him to the post and then out to the apron. Josh went to collect Akki but Akki hit some blows to Josh’s stomach and created some separation, pushing Josh away and hitting the oncoming Josh with an elbow, knocking him down. Akki kicked George, who climbed up to the apron, down again and tried to Suplex Josh to the outside, who was in the ring, but Josh flipped out onto the apron and dodged a Running Knee from Akki who went to the post. Josh tagged in George as Slim checked on Akki, and George baseball slid Slim into the barricade before covering Akki for a 2. George hit multiple underhook knee strikes followed by a Sit Out Slam for a 2. George kept Akki into their corner and then tagged in Josh, where they hit a Spinebuster/Neckbreaker Combo and Josh went for a Bullhammer but Akki ducked under him and got the Tag to Slim. Slim springboard rolled under Josh and hit a Superman Punch to George which knocked him off the apron, before he was flipped over the top rope by Josh. Slim landed on the apron and Josh joined him, hitting him with an Uppercut that sent Slims jaw back. Josh went for an Elbow but Slim caught the arms and attempted to hit Josh with a Dragon Suplex but Josh fought out of it with elbows before he Superkicked Slim off the apron. George through Slim back in the ring and Josh joined him before covering for a 2. George went for a Piledriver but Slim escaped with knees to the stomach, before following up with a Northern Lights Suplex for a 2. Slim carried on the roll, hitting George with a Brainbuster before tagging in Akki, who only a few seconds ago had pulled Josh off of the apron face first and beat him down until the referee warned him. Slim and Akki went for an 11th Commandment/Neckbreaker Combo but Josh made the save, hitting a Fishermans Suplex to Akki allowing George to break free and hit Slim with high knees followed by a Codebreaker from Josh that sent Slim out of the ring. George then hit Akki with a Piledriver for a 2, before tagging in Josh and going for a Diving Aided Piledriver with Josh but Slim Enzuigirid Josh off of the top rope, hit a Diving Dropkick to George and Akki hit him with a Khallas for the 3. A hard hitting match up ruined by the fact George wasn’t the legal man. 4.75 Stars. Now IC. The divison ended its 3 event streak of 4.5 Star matches as it produced 1/4 Star better, as this rising division put on the best IC Title match in 6 months. The match started with the two meeting in the middle and Smith looked to lock up, but just as FDS looked to accept he kicked Smith in the gut, uppercutted him and hit him with Forearm after forearm. Smith fell into the corner and FDS looked for a corner knee strike but he missed and Smith took advantage by hitting an O’Connor Roll German Suplex but didnt even get a 1. Both men got up, with Smith blocking a Forearm, FDS blocking a Roundhouse Kick before they both dropkicked each other at the same time. Both men kipped up simultaneously, with FDS countering a Clothesline into a Swinging Neckbreaker, but Smith got to his feet immediately and hit a Snap German Suplex after ducking an FDS Spin Kick for a 1. Smith went for a Uranage Side Slam but FDS got out, hit a Dragon Suplex, then a Spin Kick and finally a Lifting DDT for a 1. FDS let Smith get up in the opposite corner of the ring before the two men charged at each other and hit strikes galore, with Smith gaining advantage with a combination followed by a Clothesline from Smith. FDS rolled out before Smith could capitalise, caught his breath and rolled back in where he ducked a Sick Kick and hit a Running Knee to Smith. FDS picked Smith up and put him in a Front Facelock where he hit knees to Smiths gut, then Muay Thai knees and then a Fisherman Buster for a 2. FDS then went for a Tombstone Piledriver but Smith reversed into one of his own and tried to follow up with a Frog Splash but FDS rolled out of the way and locked in a Sharpshooter. Smith crawled to the ropes and was thrown out of the ring by FDS, who attempted to follow up with a Suicide Dive but Smith Superkicked FDS, leaving him hanging in the ropes, and then followed up with a Brainbuster onto the floor. Smith then threw FDS into the ring and scaled the ropes, hitting a Frog Splash for a 2. Smith tried to follow up with a Figure 4 Leglock but FDS pushed him off into the ropes and stood up but was met with a Sick Kick from Smith for a 2. Smith went for a second but FDS met him at the ropes with a knee strike, before placing him in the corner and hitting a Corner Knee Strike before he hit a Go-Home Driver for a 2. FDS tried to follow up with a Tombstone but Smith blocked it and hit a Dropkick. Smith was now exhausted and trying to put FDS away with one big move, he placed FDS on the top rope back first to the ring and hit FDS with an Inverted Frankensteiner off of the top rope. He then hit a Sick Kick to FDS and went for an 8th Sin but FDS broke the hold and went for a Rainmaker but Smith ducked it. FDS blocked a Cutter and went for a German Suplex but Smith flipped onto his feet and hit a Fisherman Buster for a 2. Smith tried to follow up with a third Sick Kick but FDS moved out of the way and hit Smith with a Spinning Tombstone Piledriver, then a Gotch Style Piledriver followed by 2 Rainmakers for a 3. An incredibly fast paced match up - 4.75 Stars Now another FDS match as he met Ark Universe. The match started with the 2 staring in the ring before they both rolled out to grab a weapon, both of them grabbing a kendo stick. They both rolled into the ring and started hitting each other with them as hard as possible, with FDS gaining advantage however Ark moved out of the way before FDS could smash his back and hit FDS over the back of the head and then sent him to his knees with a kendo stick shot to the legs. Ark went for a Shining Wizard but FDS moved out of the way and nailed him with a Dropkick sending Ark into the corner. FDS went for a Corner Gut Knee Strike but Ark moved and hit a Backstabber however FDS flipped onto his feet and hit an Inverted DDT to Ark who rolled through and hit a Standing Double Stomp to FDS. Ark scaled the ropes but FDS hit him with an Uppercut and then dropkicked him off the top rope to the outside. FDS went for a Suplex into the barricade but Ark barely countered it and hit one to FDS to the outside. Ark then climbed onto the apron and hit a Hurricarana to FDS off of the apron. Ark grabbed a steel chair and tried to smash it onto FDS’ head but FDS caught it and hit a Dropkick to Ark as he had hold of the chair and followed it up with a top rope Double Stomp to drive the chair into Ark. FDS threw Ark into the crowd and grabbed a trash can before joining Ark but Universe dropkicked the can into FDS. Both men were down but Ark got up first and started clearing the announce table, before grabbing FDS and putting him on top of the announce table. Ark tried to Fisherman Suplex him through it but FDS threw him off the announce table and hit a Cannonball to finish him off. FDS tried to Suplex Ark into the ring post but as Ark blocked it, FDS instead hit a Snap DDT. He threw Ark into the ring and scaled the ropes, going for a Diving Double Foot Stomp but he missed and Ark dropkicked him into the corner. Ark went for a Step Up Knee Strike but FDS dodged it, meaning Ark was perched on the second rope and FDS tried to German Suplex him from there but Ark flipped onto his feet. FDS turned into an Enzuigiri attempt which he ducked before hitting Ark with a Dragon Suplex to send Ark out of the ring. FDS tried to go for a Suicide Dive but Ark it him with a chair, and with FDS hung in the ropes Ark hit him with a Death From Above sending FDS out of the ring. Ark tried to follow up with a Tope Con Hilo but missed and FDS hit him with an Apron Hung DDT. FDS grabbed a table and set it up in the middle of the ring before placing Ark on the top rope and hitting a Flipping DDT through the table. FDS climbed to a corner as Ark was checked on by the referee and medical team who began to stretcher him out but Ark sat up and started to punch away the medical team until they backed off. Ark returned to the ring as FDS got up and Ark taunted FDS who responded with a Running Strike. He then grabbed a bag and emptied it in the ring, revealing thumbtacks and he tried to Death Valley Driver Ark through them who slipped out and landed on his knees and FDS Superkicked him. With Arks mouth and FDS forehead both bleeding, FDS rolled out and grabbed a ladder but as he set it up he was Superkicked by Ark. Ark followed up with a Running Neckbreaker before scaling the ladder, going for a Shooting Star Press but FDS joined him. FDS hit a forearm followed by a Blood Rainmaker off the ladder onto the thumbtacks to end this violent 4.75 Star match. Finally Brad vs Jonathan. They started by locking up with Brad taking advantage by locking in a hammerlock. Jonathan tapped his shoulder before rolling into a handstand, escaping the lock, before putting Brad in a headlock. Brad managed to escape by pushing Jonathan against the ropes and whipping him off, leapfrogging over him and then baseball sliding him as Jonathan front flipped over him before the two stared down. Brad went for the Walls but Jonathan pushed him off and went for the Pedigree but Brad back flipped him over but Jonathan landed on his feet as the two men stared down to the crowds delight. They locked up again and Brad pushed Jonathan to the corner, breaking up the hold and Brad let go eventually at 3, finishing it off with a slap to Jonathan. He got cocky and hit a second one to Jonathan who grabbed his jaw and then grabbed Brad, throwing him into the corner and slapping his face and mouth. Jonathan charged at him but Brad flipped him onto the apron and as Jonathan grabbed Brad the ref told Jonathan to let go which he did. Brad exploded from there, sending Jonathan to the outside with a Triangle Dropkick, and slid out of the ring himself, before kicking Jonathan in the rib cage. Brad grabbed Jonathan’s hair and told him he wouldn’t win before attempting to throw him into the post but Jonathan reversed and threw Brad shoulder first into the post. He threw Brad into the ring and joined him in the ring, catching a Codebreaker attempt from Brad and reversing it into a Pedigree attempt. However he couldn’t complete it and instead transitioned it into a Tiger Bomb for a 2. Jonathan flips his hair back and began to stalk Brad, who was getting on his hands and knees in the corner. He ran at Brad and used him as a boost but Brad caught his legs and locked in the Walls of Fakers but Jonathan eventually crawled to the ropes. Jonathan rolled out of the ring and used the ring to stand up, before Brad attempted a Diving Crossbody but Jonathan moved out of the way, sending Brad crashing to the outside as Jonathan chilled on the barricade. Jonathan pushed Brad into the ring and scaled the ropes before hitting a Phoenix Splash for a 2. Both men were down and got up using the ropes as the crowd shouted “Fight Forever” at the 23 minute mark. Brad hit Jonathan with an elbows to boos, before Jonathan did the same to cheers. They then started hitting each other with rapid elbows, with the sequence ending as Jonathan blocked an elbow, hit a Spin Kick to the gut of Brad and then a knee to Brads jaw to send him out of the ring. Jon followed this up with a Suicide Dive into the announce table, then a Buckle Bomb into the barricade, before rolling Brad and himself into the ring and hitting a Pedigree for a 2. At the 30 minute mark, Jon went for a Second Pedigree but Brad back body dropped him and hit a Lionsault for a 2 as the crowd gave a standing ovation. Brad threw him over the top rope to the apron and tried to follow up with a Triangle Dropkick but Jonathan reversed into a Hotshot to send Brad back in before Springboarding in but Brad hit him with a Mid air Codebreaker for a 2. An exhausted Brad asked Jonathan why he wouldn’t just stay down. Jonathan replied by flipping off Brad who went for a Codebreaker but Jon caught him and hit a Pedigree for the 3. An emotion filled fast paced thriller. 4.75 Stars 2. Premium Championship Match: BiC vs Smith (c): 4.5 Stars The division carried on its rise by producing the best Premium Championship match in FAC Records. The two began by circling each other before locking up and sending each other both down to 1 knee and then to 2 knees, causing both men to release their holds and start hitting each other hard. Both men then jumped up and knocked each other back with a Forearm before the two locked up again, with Smith putting BiC in a headlock but BiC flipped him backwards and Smith landed on his feet. BiC went for a Clothesline but Smith ducked so BiC transitioned it into a headlock, with Smith flipping BiC backwards but BiC landed on his feet as the crowd cheered. The two circled each other with Smith hitting a kick to the gut of BiC and then a kick to the nose before arm dragging Smith. Smith hit a Soccer Kick before following up with a Fireman’s Carry Neckbreaker. He then slowed it down, locking in a headlock and showing off by doing sit ups but BiC escaped with punches to Smith. BiC then dropkicked Smith out of the ring before jumping through the ropes at Smith but was Superkicked causing BiC to hit hard on the outside. Smith caught his breath on the barricade before picking up BiC by the hair and slapping him but was met by a DDT from BiC. BiC leapt onto the apron and Smith joined him to try escape the Jumping DDT BiC was attempting but BiC hit Smith with a Slingblade onto the apron. BiC at on the apron as Smith held his neck on the floor, causing BiC to get onto the apron and hit an Elbow Drop to the back of Smiths neck. BiC threw him into the ring and kicked the back of his leg, prompting Smith to attempt a Superkick but BiC caught the leg, twisting Smith in the ropes and then dropkicking Smith in the back causing Smith to fall back into the ring. BiC followed by going to the second rope but Smith hit a Dropkick knocking BiC onto the apron and then knocking BiC to the floor. Smith scaled the ropes but BiC leaped onto the apron and then hit a Top Rope Hurricarana to Smith but Smith landed on his feet. Smith knocked BiC down with a Clothesline and attempted a second one when BiC got back up, however BiC reversed into a Powerslam. Smith bounced back to his feet and went for the Jumping DDT but BiC pushed him off and went for a Running Kick but Smith ducked. Smith turned him around and tried to lock in an Omoplata Crossface but BiC rolled out and went for a No Regret but Smith pushed him away. Smith tried to hit a Burning Hammer but BiC got off and tried for a Roundhouse but he missed and Smith hit a Superkick only for BiC to bounce off the ropes and hit a Running Kick. The crowd erupted as both men got up at 9, no started hitting each other as Smith hit Knees and BiC forearms, until they both knocked each other back. BiC tried to hit a Forearm but he missed and Smith hit a Vertical Suplex Powerbomb. Smith scaled the ropes and BiC tried to knock him off but Smith jumped over him and went for the Famouser but BiC caught him and hit a Powerbomb Backbreaker for a 2. BiC stood up in shock and started hitting forearms to the downed Smith, who tried to push him away but Smith received a massive Forearm for his troubles. BiC tried to follow up with a No Regret but Smith hit elbows, causing BiC to break it, and then continued until he bust open BiCs ear. He followed up with a huge Knee for a 2. Both men got up and Smith hit BiC with a knee to the gut and then to the side of the head, before finishing off with a Neckbreaker. He flexed and called himself the best but BiC hit him with a Superkick before making it seem as if he would hit a vertical suplex but instead dropped Smith on his head. BiC taunted with the crowd, before trying to kick Smith who rolled him up. BiC rolled through and went for a Clothesline but Smith ducked it and hit a German Suplex for a 2. The two men were on their knees and traded punches as they got to their feet. Both men ran against the ropes and both hit a Forearm, before Smith faked a Forearm and then hit a Dropkick. Smith tried to wear BiC down with submissions, locking in an Armbar but BiC fought out, flipping him onto his back, before BiC sent Smith into the Corner with a Jumping Clothesline. BiC went for a Diving Forearm but missed and ended up in the corner, where Smith charged at him but missed, and BiC followed up with a No Regret for a 2. BiC sat in the corner as Smith moved the hair from his face, and BiC went for a Running Kick but Smith hit a Sick Kick for a 2. BiC got up as Smith covered his black eye, and Smith went for a Superkick but missed and BiC kicked him in the gut before hitting a Suplex and then rolling through and hitting a Firebird, falling to 1 knee and standing up and picking up Smith who attempted a punch but couldn’t land it. BiC pushed Smith out of the ring before BiC joined him and smashed his head against the Announce table. Smith pushed BiC away with rib shots and BiC ran back only to be back body dropped onto the announce table. Smith scaled the ropes and hit an Elbow Drop through the announce table to BiC. The crowd exploded and the referee didn’t count as both men eventually rolled into the ring. Smith scaled the ropes and went for a Frog Splash but BiC got his knees up, kicked Smith in the leg and hit a Styles Clash. He covered but Smith got the ropes at 2. BiC sat in the ring and recovered but Smith recovered and hit a knee to BiC before hitting the 8th Sin into the corner, sending BiC out of the ring. Smith rolled out and threw BiC back in, before joining him and hitting a straight punch for a 2. Smith went for the Vertical Suplex Powerbomb but BiC hit a Roundhouse Kick and then a Royal Downfall for the 3. An amazing fast paced title match. 5 Stars 1. Team Flynn (Flynn, Echo Wilson, FDS, Necce and Prince) vs Team Smith (Smith, Slim, Ross, Jonathan and Tamer): 5.25 Stars What a contest. Prince and Tamer started things off for their teams and they started by locking up, with Prince putting Tamer in a headlock. Tamer pushed Prince against the ropes, with him sliding under Prince, then leapfrogging over Prince and dropkicking Prince out of the ring. Prince returned to the ring but was sent to the corner with a Knee to the gut from Tamer. He bombarded Prince with chops, before sending him to the opposite corner with a Monkey Flip, and then Uppercutting Prince. Tamer bounced Prince off the ropes and went for a Jumping Double Knees but Prince slid under him and went for a Roundhouse Kick, connecting but it didn’t phase Tamer, who hit a Cultureshock to Prince for a 3. Tamer tagged in Slim as Echo Wilson stood in, with the two locking up and Echo putting Slim in a headlock but Slim hit a Back Suplex followed up by a Standing Moonsault for a 2. Slim isolated Echo in the corner before tagging in Smith, and The Order hit a Powerbomb/Backbreaker combo. Smith stepped on Echos face and went for a Vertical Suplex Powerbomb but Echo flipped out, hit an Enzuigiri and then tagged in FDS. Smith tagged in Ross and raked the eyes of FDS and Ross hit a Shining Wizard for what would have been a 3 had Flynn not broke it up. Flynn removed himself from the ring as Ross placed FDS in a headlock and tried to tag in Jonathan but FDS hit a Blood Rainmaker. He covered but Team Smith broke it up at 1. A massive brawl broke out leaving Ross, Smith and FDS standing, with Ross tagging in Smith who hit an 8th Sin to FDS for the 3. Smith grabbed the now legal Echo and threw him into the ring, joining him and hitting a knee to the back of the head. Smith went for a Deadlift German Suplex but Echo flipped out and hit a Beautiful Disaster. Ross ran in and Uppercutted Echo in the back of the head, before tagging himself in. He tried to follow up with a Bootleg but Echo rolled through and Dropkicked Ross into the corner, before following up with a Back Elbow to the side of the head, then a Jumping Knee Strike to the back of the head and then a Fishermans Suplex for a 2. Echo went for the Beautiful Disaster but Ross raked the eyes and locked in the Bootleg. Slim took out Flynn with an Apron Punt Kick as Tamer hit an Axe Kick to Necce whilst Echo tapped out, bringing it to 5 vs 2. Ross tagged in Tamer, refusing to tag in Jonathan, as Necce became legal and charged at Tamer, only to be knocked down with an Open Handed Chop. Tamer ran off the ropes and hit a knee drop before lifting Necce up, placing him in the corner and bombarding him with forearms before finishing it off with an Inverted Frankensteiner. All of Team Smith except Jonathan mocked Necce, as Tamer dropped a leg onto Necce’s back before turning him over, mounting him and hitting Forearm after Forearm, busting Necce wide open. FDS ran out with a barbed wire bat and smashed Smiths back, Slims gut and Ross’ legs with it. FDS ran off before the referee could see what was happening, too focused on Tamer almost putting Necce away but Jonathan tagged himself in. Jon and Tamer argued, causing Jonathan to Pedigree Tamer before walking out, getting counted out in the process. Meanwhile Necce covered the now legal Tamer for the 3, bringing it to 3 vs 2. Necce tagged in Flynn as medics checked on Necce and Ross, his legs bleeding, stepped in the ring. The two locked up as Flynn pushed Ross for a Pop Up Powerbomb, but Ross jumped over Flynn and hit a Swinging Neckbreaker. Ross hit a Standing Shooting Star Press and then hit a Dive to Necce and the medic. Ross then returned to the ring and pushed off Flynn, who was attempting an FKO, and smashed Flynn with a Shining Wizard. Ross waited as Flynn got to his feet when suddenly Baileys theme hit and Bailey stepped onto the stage, much to the frustration of Ross. Ross told Bailey to come to the ring, which he slowly did but as he got onto the apron he jumped down and walked to the back. Ross, furious, charged at Flynn but Flynn hit a Pop Up Powerbomb for the 3, bringing it back to 2-2. Team Smith however were already beating down Flynn, a second too late to breaking up the cover. The now legal Slim stomped away at Flynn but Flynn kipped up and nailed Slim with a nasty headbutt. Flynn went for a German Suplex but Slim flipped out, injuring his ankle in the process. Smith tagged himself in to the annoyance of Slim but Slim stood on the apron, only to have his ankle chopblocked by Necce. Slim fell down and the medics checked on him. Smith and Flynn went back and forth with forearms until Flynn went for a Clothesline. However Smith flipped and ducked under it before hitting a Sick Kick for a 2. Smith went for a Burning Hammer but Flynn used the momentum to send the two crashing into the referee. Smith hit a Knee to send Flynn to the ropes, and Smith leaned in the corner, watching as Flynn got up, an 8th Sin on his mind. However a hooded man struck Smith in the back of the head with the ring bell, and then hit a Double Arm DDT to Flynn. He put Flynn’s arm over Smith for the 3. Slim ran in, picking up Flynn but Necce hit him with a Springboard Forearm. The 3 Legacy members all in the ring, Flynn and Necce began stomping at Slim, before Flynn picked up Slim by his hair and lifted him onto his shoulders as Necce hit a big boot. The two continued their stomps until Flynn lifted Slim up and Speared him, Team Flynn laughed and fist bumped each other. Flynn set Slim up in the corner as Necce stood in the opposite one, with Flynn Irish Whipping Slim to Necce who Flapjacked him into the turnbuckle and Flynn hit him with a Spinebuster. Flynn held up Slim as Necce went for a Superkick but Slim ducked and Necce instead hit Flynn. Slim clubbed Necce in the back of the head, sent him out of the ring before Slim hit Flynn with the Essential Eliminator for the 3. Slim and Necce stared down, their foreheads rested against each other for this poetic ending to Survivor Series. Necce hit a Forearm to Slim, who responded with a punch, then a leg kick and finally a Spinning Back Elbow. Necce hit two forearms, before running off the ropes and knocking Slim down with a 3rd. Slim kipped back up and sent Necce into the corner with a Spinning Back Heel Kick before knocking him down with a CCS Enzuigiri. Slim scaled the ropes and went for a Moonsault but missed and Necce followed up with a Dragon Suplex then a Standing Double Foot Stomp. Necce lifted Slim up and intercepted a punch into a Backbreaker before throwing Slim out of the ring. Slim tried to reverse into a Tranquilo but Necce Superkicked him out of the Ring. Slim crawled back in but Necce went for a DDT but Slim reversed into a Northern Lights Suplex and then a Brainbuster onto the turnbuckle for a 2. Slim followed up with an Essential Eliminator but somehow Necce kicked out. Slim picked Necce up by the hair and placed him in Tree of Woe position and scaled the ropes before hitting a Tree of Woe Double Stomp followed by the Double Knees. Necce crawled up Slim, who hit a Lights Out for the 3. A fast paced non stop action match. 5.25 Stars Ok. I will reveal the overall rating at the end of the show. Now for the Ups and Downs PART 3: UPS AND DOWNS NXT Championship Match: Neither It was the worst match of the night but it was still a great match which saw George’s very good reign continue. Neither United States Championship Match: DOWN Echo’s promising reign was ended in a match that just didn’t deliver compared to the rest of the show. DOWN Tag Team Championship Match: The Order (Slim and Akki) vs The Josh-Tourage (JoshsNow vs GeorgeAK): Neither An amazing match that met expectations of this division although I didn’t win. Neither Number One Contenders Match for the Global Championship: FDS vs Ark Universe: UP A great match that met expectations and found the correct winner. Up Intercontinental Championship Match: DOWN Smith’s amazing reign came to an end in a match that met expectations but didn’t do anything special on a card like this. Down Premium Championship Match: UP Smiths other reign also came to an end in a 5 Star Match that defied expectations World Championship Match: DOWN To be one of the 3 worst matches on the card should never happen to a World title match and although we saw the correct winner it wasn’t enough to justify this an Up. DOWN Brad vs Jonathan: DOWN As great a match as it was this should have stolen the show which it couldn’t do on a card like this. It also halted Brads momentum, earning this a DOWN. Team Flynn vs Team Smith: UP An amazing match that defied expectations. Up Overall that’s 3 Ups and 4 Downs. The overall rating of the show was 4.75 Stars. And finally the score was Gary 6-5 me, meaning that this show is now Gary’s and is now Green Agent Corner. Join me tomorrow as I fight to regain control previewing Pride. Goodnight

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And this crowd erupt. No one expected Ryan to answer this challenge and they are shocked as smoke covers the stage, boos ringing out with a few cheers for the legend however those boos turn to unanimous cheers when the smoke clears ITS JOSHSNOW. “The Gentleman” stands on the ramp here on Carnage, William III in one hand and a piece of paper in the other. He takes a bow to the Carnage audience who didn’t know if he was ever going to appear on Carnage and certainly didn’t expect to see him that soon. Bailey is furious, understandably fed up with this man. Josh rolls into the ring and as he does, Bailey waves his hand as Carnage security come to the ring but Josh waves the piece of paper to stop them in their tracks. Excuse me, read the top of the paper. It reads “by special order of BrendenPlayz, JoshsNow is allowed on Carnage for 1 NIGHT ONLY.” The crowd erupt as the security backs off and Josh turns his attention to Bailey. Bailey. When I heard that I had left Carnage, I thought finally this is a chance to put Bailey14 behind me. But because I had got my hopes up, because I had prepared for facing you at Cyber Sunday, it meant I couldn’t put it behind me. And because of that, it meant I had to face you. So I got this contract that you see before you. I was going to present it to you backstage but when I heard you come out, and run your mouth like you have done I felt like I must come out here to embarrass you. You see ladies and gentleman, Ryan Reeves is injured. For the next few months. And being his employer Bailey knew that. But because he wanted to seem like a man instead of the coward he is, he made a challenge to someone that couldn’t answer. So Bailey, here’s a challenge for you that you can’t disapprove. This contract, wrote up by Brenden himself, makes a SummerSlam match between Bailey and me. It has been signed by him and me. Now Bailey are you truly going to prove yourself. A few weeks ago you said I was nowhere near your level. Why don’t you prove it. Sign this contract. Bailey stares angrily down with “The Gentleman”, the contract placed in front of him. Will he accept the challenge for SummerSlam

I’ll be honest I agree with you. Ibushi would have been a great winner like you said but as you also said Tanahashi vs Omega should still be a great match

Live on Evolve, after an amazing opening contest, the Titantron flashes to life and on it we see, sat in his now repaired study “The Gentleman” JoshsNow. The crowd erupt at this sight, happy after he made peace with the fans and the Evolve GM last week on Evolve. He is sat there, watching TV, as places a tape entitled 30th May Evolve into the TV. We hear it play. We here Markers voice from the promo he had that day. ”I have to say Alyx you have impressed me very much since you arrived here on Evolve, I mean you have already taken the IC Championship away from Josh at Mayhem in a very close match. But then again, Josh is a weakling, he couldn’t even defeat a man who thought he wasn’t going to wrestle any more. You’re a disappointment to your GM and the adoring fans you have.” Josh removes the tape and puts another one in, this one entitled Evolve 10th July. Again we here the voice of Marker “Echo decided to trash talk, saying these things like He’ll erase my name from the face of the Earth, and that I’m walking into a trap I’m not ready for and all this and other bullc*ap that he spouts out of his dirty mouth. Mate I don’t need to watch video tapes of you, when I know for certain, I’m going to kick your *** to Mars, my friend, his rivalry with Josh, my lord, it feels like a rash you can’t get off your skin and when you do, it always comes back. You lost to the man that has lost the most out of everyone this year.” Josh turns off the TV and notices the camera, smiling at it. Oh hello. Sorry, I was just looking at what Marker said about me months ago. You know what the irony is? He wasn’t even facing me. He was facing Echo and Alyx but yet he still trash talked me. Why? Because you see he is insecure. He has all the potential in the world but yet he has no one in his corner, and for that he has to make himself feel better. How do I know? Because I was in his position once. I was once that arrogant. Back when I first started, I made the same mistakes as Marker, I arrogantly disrespected those who had given years to the company because I had no one there. Now I have you fans, I have people in my corner and I can see past the error of my ways. Marker, please take this advice. You have all the potential in the world. Don’t let your arrogance waste that potential. Because if you do waste that potential I can guarantee you that on September 14th the result will be clear. Marker will have lost to the “weakling”, the man that “lost the most out of everyone this Year” and I will have my first 2 points in the Global Series And with that, JoshsNow switches off the camera, bringing us back to a shocked Evolve crowd as we go to commercial break

3.25 Stars. That alone for the pre match build up

Yelich, for FAC, I was reading the last match write up you did against Echo Wilson, which was good, but this is amazing and it’s almost hard to believe with the contrasting styles it was the same writer. One of the most brutal matches I have ever had the pleasure of reading. 4.75 Stars

3.75 Stars. It was a very short squash match but fast paced