MMP Moonlight

Live on Pay Per View from Joe Louis Arena in Detroit, MI - Wednesday night, October 28!

I hate to keep mentioning this, but MMP rules are such that if you do NOT submit a strategy by the deadline, you are guaranteed to lose your match. In the case of this PPV, there were many matches where wrestlers did not send me strats, and in some cases wrestlers lost matches that they had won simply because they didn't send in a strat for the match. Just for your information. Now, on with the show...

MMP Moonlight is on the air! Commentators Jerry Wood and "All American" Ray Brewer are seated at ringside as a standing room only crowd in the Joe Louis Arena roars in anticipation of the next great PPV show from the world's number-one wrestling federation! After a lengthy pyrotechnics show, the usual broadcast team takes it away!

Wood: Welcome, everyone, to MMP Moonlight!! It's the biggest four hours plus of wrestling you can find on TV, as tonight we will see two titles defended in major matches, as well as the crowning of the first ever MMP Extreme Champion, when The Regulator takes on the new MMP World Champion, "Massacre" Mark Allyn in a best-of-three series. We will send you momentarily out to the parking lot for the first match in that series, but first let's take a look at some of the other huge matches on the card here in Detroit, Michigan.

Brewer: Hell, it's been a long time in coming, but we're finally gonna bring it to you here at MMP Moonlight as The Ryno defends his Universal Championship in tonight's main event against Mr. Marvellous. Back in the spring, these two men met in a parking lot with a ring made up four limousines. Ryno won the first matchup, but tonight it's all on the line. Marvellous has been waiting for a return match for nearly six months, and he will get his opportunity here tonight!

Wood: We've also got a Japanese Death Match for the MMP Midwestern Championship, as Christian Antamarius looks to retain his title against Mystery Man. Rumors in the locker room have been circulating more and more by the day that the man under the cloak is someone that we've seen before in the MMP. He has promised to reveal his identity here tonight. There will be plenty of action here tonight, so let's go to our opening match out in the parking lot between Mark Allyn and The Regulator.

Allyn rode up on his customary motorcycle, but Regulator was nowhere to be found. As the new World Champion shook the referee looking for an explanation, Regulator appeared from behind a parked car. With Allyn's back still turned, Regulator climbed to the top of the car and lept off with a flying forearm, using Loui Slugger as his forearm! Allyn fell on the back of his head, and Regulator straddled him immediately, bouncing punches off Allyn's face and slamming his head repeatedly off the concrete. Regulator then picked Allyn up off the ground and went to slam his head through the windshield of a nearby car, but Allyn blocked it by jamming his foot against the bumper, followed by a face rake before slamming Regulator's head into the hood of the car!

Allyn and Regulator fought back and forth, passing around the arena where fans were lined up waiting for standing room tickets. The fans cheered as the two men went past before the combatants worked their way back to the parking lot. Regulator got the upper hand by bodyslamming Allyn onto another car, but the match had already taken it's toll on both competitors, causing Regulator to briefly delay before moving back in. The momentary pause allowed Allyn to reach into his pocket and pull out a pepper spray! Allyn sprayed Regulator in the face, temporarily blinding the last Television Champion, giving the "Massacre Man" the chance to go on the offense. Allyn picked up a large rock and smashed the window of a nearby Cadillac! Reaching through the window, Allyn opened the door and set Regulator's head between the door and the body of the car. Allyn then got on his motorcycle and drove at near 100 miles an hour into the door, ramming Regulator's head between the steel!!!! Regulator was busted open and fell to the concrete, but the collision sent Allyn flying over the top of the car. Both men were down, both men were out.

The referee signalled into the arena, instructing them to send out a group of EMTs. The ambulance started to pull out of the garage, but Allyn and Regulator started to move. The ambulance pulled up near the fighting area, but the two competitors refused to give up and fought on. Allyn rushed Regulator, but Onyx was ready for him and took him down with a clothesline, using Loui as his arm. Regulator would not be denied. He climbed slowly up onto a car and nailed some "Loui drops" before going for the cover. Somehow, Allyn managed to kick out! Regulator seemed ready to finish Allyn off, but suddenly on of the cars at the other end of the parking lot started and drove up to where the match was going on. Behind Regulator, the door opened and out hopped Johnny Utah!!!! Just as Regulator was going for an Edge, Utah snuck up behind him and nailed the Flat Top!!! Utah calmly got back in his car and drove away as Allyn got back to his feet. After kicking his motorcycle over, Allyn picked up Regulator and nailed a Death Valley Driver against the bike!!! From there it was academic, and Allyn covered for the three to take the first match. "Massacre" Mark Allyn wins by pinfall. After the match was over, Allyn spat on Regulator and walked into the arena to await the next contest, the Dungeon Match.

Wood: This has to be considered an upset! I know Allyn is the current World Champion, but only one other man has been able to beat Onyx Cooper in his lengthy stay in the MMP! And what was Johnny Utah doing here? Could he and Regulator have a past that we don't know about?

Brewer: I don't know about Utah, Wood, but I do know this. If he wasn't determined going into tonight, Onyx Cooper will damn sure be determined from here on out. He has never lost a Dungeon Match, beating such men as Scorpion and Ouija Lullabye, and I don't see how he could lose here tonight. Cooper's back is against the wall. I think we'll see a different Regulator than we've ever seen before.

Wood: I've just been passed a note here, and I feel I must relay the information to you. Our next scheduled match was to pit "The Demented" xXx against Timber Wolf, but we have learned that 7th House has been stranded in Honduras in a massive storm and will not be here to join us tonight. As such, the Commish has awarded forfeit victories to not only Timber Wolf, but also Captain Patrick O'Conner who was scheduled to face Daniel Mead in a Loser Waves the Flag match. These will count as regular wins in the record books, though I'm sure the fans here were looking forward to both matches here this evening. With that said, lets send it to our next match, a best two-out-of-three falls match between Gabriel Knight and Archen Masters. Let's go to the ring!

Two-out-of-Three Falls Match
GABRIEL KNIGHT vs. ARCHEN MASTERS

With revenge on his mind after some of the things Masters had to say about his family a few weeks ago, Knight came to the ring out and went after his opponent immediately. Knight's target was immediately evident, targeting Masters' neck with a variety of submission holds and hard takedowns. Knight then went for some high impact moves, yanking on Masters' neck with a Russian leg sweep only to let him get up and snapping his head back with a strong lariat. Knight went for the kill right away, hitting a reverse neckbreaker before going for the cover and getting the three count to win the first fall. After the customary one minute rest period, Masters came back with a vengance, but Knight was ready for him and took him down with a superkick that rocked Masters' head back against the turnbuckle. Knight pulled Masters out to the middle of the ring, where he nailed a series of elbowdrops and legdrops before going to the top rope and hitting a frog splash! Rather than going for the win, Knight picked his cousin up off the mat and nailed a Scorpion Death Drop!!! Knight shouted some obsenities at his cousin before covering him to take the second and deciding fall. Gabriel Knight wins 2-0. Knight took a second to kick his opponent out of the ring before joining his valet Sally to walk back to the dressing room.

Wood: Well, it looks like that piece of family business has been settled. Knight beat Masters on SNS a few weeks ago, and now it seems as though he has solidified his position as the top dog in that family.

Brewer: Ya know, people like Gabriel Knight make me sick. They pile up win after win against low level competition and rookies, but they just refuse to take the step up. It's almost as if Gabriel is afraid to move on to bigger and better competition.

Wood: Hey, give the man a break. When his Hell's Fury allies were involved in the long feud with Apocalypse Riders, Knight was there to watch their backs. When Archen Masters questioned the integrity of Knight's family, he stepped to the plate to defend his family name. There's something to be said about a man whose priorities aren't always going after the highest dollar. Our next match will pit two men in the ring making their MMP debuts, as Chris Myers takes on the mysterious Mytik. Let's go to the ring!

CHRIS MYERS vs. MYTIK

Myers, the more established of the two competitors, came to the ring with determination in his eyes. Myers kept his attack diversified, working different parts of Mytik's body at different points during the match. Myers started by working Mytik's legs and, once he had the man somewhat worn down, shifted the focus of his attack to the bigger man's head, neck, and shoulders. Myers was well known for his wide array of moves, and wasn't shy about showing them off, taking Mytik down with an ocean cyclone suplex and following him up with a senton splash. Myers then pulled Mytik up off the mat and nailed a running Liger bomb, followed by a repeat powerbomb and a Northern Lights Bomb to get the victory. Chris Myers wins by pinfall. The fans cheered out of respect for the technically-sound Myers as he walked to the back, leaving Mytik soundly beaten in the ring.

Wood: An impressive debut for Chris Myers, who showed us all what he is all about in a swift defeat of the much larger Mytik.

Brewer: I think it's back to the drawing board for Mytik. It's gonna take more than that if he hopes to beat some the fine competition here in the MMP. Anyhow, congrats to Chris Myers for a quality match here in his MMP debut.

Wood: Our next match will see Pot Head returning to action here in the MMP after a stint in substance abuse rehabilitation center as a result of his loss at the last PPV in September against Virus Richards. Pot Head steps into the ring tonight against a man of similar size and style in Apocalypse Riders member Spade. Let's go up to the ring!

POT HEAD vs. SPADE

With Spade waiting in the ring, Pot Head came out looking a lot different since the last time he had been seen in the MMP. He was clean shaven, wearing new wrestling gear, and announced that he was clean and sober and that, in honor of his new lifestyle, he would now be known by his legal name, Bobby Stone. Stone took the attack right to Spade, showing his newfound confidence by taking the attack to the top rope right away, using a series of planchas to repeatedly knock Spade down before connecting with a headscissor takedown off the top that jammed Spade's head into the mat. Stone then started to use some power moves on his opponent, nailing Spade with a belly to belly suplex followed by a sidewalk slam and his new move, the Spine Driver (a suplex into a backbreaker) for the three count. Bobby Stone wins by pinfall. Stone is walking to the back as a fan reaches over the safety rail and offers him a cigarette. Stone respectfully declines, and continues to the showers.

Wood: I must say I'm impressed with what Bobby Stone has done with his life. It looks like that loss to Virus Richards last month may have been a blessing for the young man formerly known as Pot Head.

Brewer: Wood, you fool, losing is never a blessing. Bobby Stone, Pot Head, whatever he's called now, was a loser and is still a loser. Just because he changed his name doesn't mean anything. What is with this everyone changing their names? Daniel Mead changed his name, but he still sucks even more than that coward Pitbull. Bobby Stone is just looking for a cheap boost in his career. It's not gonna happen!

Wood: While the ring technicians are out here working to set up our next match, let's take a look at our next match. It will be Psychotic Sam taking on Problem Child in an Electric Mine match. There will be a series of concealed electric mines scattered over the ring, and the only way to win is by pinfall or submission. Let's get to the action!

Electric Mine Match
PSYCHOTIC SAM vs. PROBLEM CHILD

Sam came to the ring with Problem Child waiting in the ring with Blood Lust. He was carrying his dead cat Marbels, which he left at the announce table with Wood and Brewer. Sam ran in the ring and immediately jumpkicked Child, sending him down hard and landing on one of the mines, shooting thousands of volts of electricity through Child's body. Suddenly, out of nowhere, Dr. No Limit came running out from the crowd with a large bag. He snatched Marbels away from the announce table and took off towards the exit, leaving Sam with a stunned look on his face. Problem Child got back to his feet, but Sam was even more uncontrollable after seeing his cat being kidnapped. The lights in the arena then went out. A bright, white spotlight shined down on the aisle, as Amazing Grace played and Mystery Man came down to the ring with Unstable Friend. While Sam delivered a Psychotic Smash on Child on a mine in the ring, Mystery immediately went over and applied the Hand of God on Blood Lust!! The manager fell quickly while Sam took a bite out of Problem Child's left ear. Sam then went under the ring and pulled out a bucket of water, which he dumped over Child, soaking him from head to toe. Finally, Sam nailed another Psychotic Smash on another electric mine to cover Problem Child for the three count. Psychotic Sam wins by pinfall. After the match, the official helped Problem Child escape the ring safely, avoiding further contact with any of the mines. Mystery Man got in the ring with Unstable Friend to confront Sam when they finally pulled off their cloaks. Mystery Man was the wrestler formerly known as Havoc, while Unstable Friend was really Mr. Beaumont! The two embraced Sam, who ran circles in the ring in celebration that his friends had returned. Havoc announced that he would now be known as The Saint, and challenged Antamarius to come out immediately for their Midwestern Title match. Antamarius obliged, and Sam stepped to the outside. Mr. Beaumont went over to the ropes, but stepped on a mine, sending him flying over the top rope and hard down to the floor.

MMP Midwestern Championship
Japanese Death Match
CHRISTIAN ANTAMARIUS (C) vs. THE SAINT

Antamarius stepped out of a burst of black flames as he made his way to the ring. The ring technicians on hand to uninstall the electric mines quickly replaced the standard ring ropes with strands of barbed wire, cover the ring with thumbtacks, and set up the two spike pits on the outside before the referee rang the bell to get the match underway. Sam and Mr. Beaumont remained on the outside to keep out any outside interference. Antamarius, who came prepared with his hands wrapped in barbed wire, took the early advantage on Saint, pounding him in the face with barbed wire shots before tossing him into the barbed wire ring ropes. Saint was caught in the prongs of the wire, but ducked as Antamarius came charging over, backdropping the champion over the top rope to the floor adjacent to one of the spike pits.

The two men then took the match to the floor. Antamarius tried to go for the quick win, attempting to chokeslam Saint onto the pit, but Saint was able to block the move with a well- placed kick between Antamarius' legs. Sam and Mr. Beaumont soon took action, with Beaumont spraying one of the spike pits with lighter fluid while Sam tossed a lit book of matches onto it. The pit was soon engulfed in flames!! Saint nailed a chokeslam on the floor before tossing Antamarius back into the ring and choking him with the ring ropes. With Antamarius nearing unconsciousness, Saint tried to toss the champion over the top rope and onto the burning spike pit. Amazingly, Antamarius was able to block the move, grabbing onto the ropes for his very life. The spikes on the wire, however, were digging deeply into Antamarius' hand, and it seemed like it would only be a matter of time before he had to let go. Suddenly out of the dressing room, Blitzkrieg appeared at ringside.

Blitz climbed into the ring and moved towards Saint, but Sam would have none of it. Sam dashed into the ring and nailed Blitzkrieg with a Psychotic Smash onto the thumbtacks!! Sam again started running in circles, laughing all the while at what he had done to the former World Champion. This distraction provided the opening that Antamarius needed to fight his way back into the ring. In the meantime, the referee on the outside went under the ring and pulled out a fire extinguisher. Sam saw this as well, and ran around to grab it from the official. The ref tried to stop Sam, but the little man just pushed his way past and got back in the ring with another weapon. Sam went to spray Antamarius, but the champion ducked and the blast caught Saint right in the face!!! Sam lost control and started jumping up and down screaming. Mr. Beaumont tried to get in the ring, but he tripped over the bottom strand of barbed wire and landed face first on the thumbtacks. Antamarius, seizing the opportunity, grabbed the dazed Saint and chokeslammed him over the top rope onto the clean pit of spikes for the victory. Christian Antamarius retains the Midwestern Championship. Antamarius quickly grabbed his championship and headed for the back before anyone in the ring could come around to stop him. Sam, Saint, and Beaumont came around and walked out together, leaving Blitzkrieg lying in the ring. Seeing his opportunity, Machine Head came running out from the back, and another match was under way.

BLITZKRIEG vs. MACHINE HEAD

The match was on even before the ring technicians could come out to restore the ring to it's normal condition, but neither man seemed to mind. Mac waited for Blitz to stand up and nailed him with a quick Thesz press that sent Blitz back first onto the thumbtacks! There was nothing fancy about Mac's offense, just straight out brawling from bell to bell. Mac was still enraged at what happened a couple of weeks ago on SNS, and it was clearly evident right from the beginning. Mac was in control early, but Blitz kept his cool and was eventually able to counter Mac's offense with a double armbar that slowed the match to a screeching halt, allowing Blitz to catch a breather while further frustrating Mac because he couldn't get any moves in of his own.

After a few moments, Mac was able to crawl backwards toward the barbed wire ring ropes that were still in place from the earlier matchup. He reaches his left foot against the metal to break the hold, but in the process dragged his body over hundreds of thumbtacks. MMP officials managed to clear the spike pits away from ringside before they could be used in this match, but they were powerless to change the other conditions in the ring since it was evident that both competitors were happy to use them to their advantage. Blitz kept his attack simple, using some common weardown holds to keep Mac face down on the tacks while letting himself plan the remainder of his gameplan.

With Mac apparently tiring, Blitz moved into a high impact offense, nailing Mac with some suplexes and slams on the thumbtacks, all delivered with tremendous impact that was only furthered by the sensation of hundreds of small metal pricks jabbing into his back. The former World Champion was now in total control of the match, as it seemed that Mac had used up most of his energy in the opening tirade against his former partner. Blitz nailed a hard powerbomb on Mac in the middle of the ring, and then backed into a corner to wait for Mac to get to his feet. When Mac finally did stand up, Blitz caught him with a version of the Mechanic's Thrust!!! Mac his the mat hard, but Blitz was far from finished. He then gathered all of the thumbtacks in the ring into one large pile, before nailing Mac with the Creeping Death onto the pile!!! Tacks could be seen jetting out of all parts of Mac's body as Blitz covered him for the three. Blitzkrieg wins by pinfall. Blitz taunted his former partner, shouting about how he was the only real man in the No Remorse tag team before walking out and leaving Mac in a pool of blood.

Wood: What an astonishing sequence of events! Dr. No Limit kidnaps Marbels! Mystery Man unmasks to reveal himself as the man formerly known as Havoc, now known as The Saint! Christian Antamarius retains the Midwestern Championship, and Blitzkrieg has defeated longtime partner Machine Head in a gruelling match!

Brewer: Hell, and that's only the halfway part of the show! We've got plenty more action still to come, including the Ryno/Marvellous Parking Lot match and the crowning of the Extreme Championship!

Wood: Our cameras are now set up in the basement of the arena for match #2 between Mark Allyn and The Regulator, the Dungeon Match, Onyx Cooper's specialty. Let's send it to the basement, with the Extreme Championship possibly on the line if Allyn can pull it off!

MMP Extreme Championship Tournament - Finals (Match #2)
Dungeon Match
"MASSACRE" MARK ALLYN vs. THE REGULATOR

At the opening of the match, Regulator demanded that the referee check Allyn for weapons. The official explained this to Allyn, who simply pushed him down and went right after Regulator with the Extreme Championship in his sights. Allyn found a metal bar on the ground and picked it up, attacking Regulator in the knees with the bar, sending the smaller man down with an apparently serious injury. Allyn didn't let up, pounding Regulator with the bar until the referee came over and pulled it away. Allyn was livid, shouting "NO FUCKIN DQ!!!!" at the ref, before nailing the official with a Death Valley Driver and locking him in one of the sets of shackles!! This gave Regulator the opening he needed, hitting Allyn with a low blow that doubled him over.

Regulator seized the opportunity, slamming Allyn's head repeatedly off the concrete floor. Regulator then straddled his fallen foe and started punching him repeatedly in the face, busting Allyn's nose open and spilling the first blood in the dungeon. Allyn, sensing that the new Championship was within his grasp, fought back, shoving Regulator to the side and finding a new weapon - a discarded slab of concrete - and knocking Regulator out with the chunk of cement and ripped Regulator's battle mask off his face before taking his attack to the air. Allyn set up some empty crates into a pile simulating a turnbuckle, and set a sheet of glass on Regulator's face. Allyn then climbed to the top of the pile, jumped off, and nailed a flying legdrop on the glass, shattering the pane and crushing small shards of glass into Regulator's face!!!

Allyn pulled Regulator over to the unoccupied set of shackles and tried to lock him up for the title, but Onyx grabbed the wrist shackle and jammed it into Allyn's face, giving Regulator the opportunity to get back into the match. With Allyn momentarily stunned, Regulator grabbed a nearby water pipe and tried to use it for leveredge in a flying body attack, but the pipe suddenly burst! Water was flooding the basement of the Dungeon Match!! Allyn was temporarily blinded by the spray of water, giving Regulator the opportunity to hook him in a full nelson, leading into a full nelson face slam. Rather then breaking the hold, Regulator kept the hold on, smothering Allyn's face in the water! Allyn was quickly losing consciousness. A group of referee's quickly came running down to the basement to pull Regulator off before Allyn's life was endangered, but the damage had been done. Regulator simply dragged Allyn's limp body over to the shackles and tied him to the wall for the victory. The Regulator wins the Dungeon Match. Regulator took off up the stairs to get his scheduled transportation to the abandonned state penitentiary for the final contest, the Death Penalty Match for the Extreme Championship as maintenance crews came running down to repair the damage in the basement.

Wood: So now it looks like we will in fact see the first ever Death Penalty Match a little later on this evening for the Extreme Championship between longtime rivals Mark Allyn, the current MMP World Champion, and The Regulator.

Brewer: I knew Onyx Cooper would pull it off! He is undefeated in the Dungeon Match, and Mark Allyn just found out what the Dungeon Match is all about.

Wood: So weeks and weeks of competition have finally come down to one match, set to go down in about an hour from now. Our next contest will pit two of the more controversial wrestlers in the MMP against each other, as "The Major" Xenith Xavier takes on the man known only as ??????. ?????? has been promoting his Dawn Patrol, supposedly set to make their debut here tonight...

Brewer: What is with everyone doing the mystery thing? First Havoc, then Grieve, now this guy. It's like nobody can come up with their own gimmicks anymore. I hope Xavier cleans this joker out once and for all! Go to the damn ring!

"THE MAJOR" XENITH XAVIER vs. ??????

Xavier had his stooges Paul and Clayton walking closely behind as he made his way to the ring for this all-important match. The unknown man came out wearing a black body suit that kept his identity concealed throughout the match. The Major didn't want to wait for the bell, and attacked ?????? in the aisle with a running lariat. After throwing his opponent back in the ring, Xavier immediately hit a leg sweep that rocked ??????'s head against the mat, followed by a fallaway slam and a swinging neckbreaker. Xavier didn't hold up, putting a no- holds-barred style choke submission hold on his opponent, pushing him to the brink of unconsciousness before releasing the hold and tossing him aside. With ?????? gasping for air, Xavier was able to easily pick him up and nail the Love and Rage for the three count. "The Major" Xenith Xavier wins by pinfall. Clayton then tossed Xavier a chair, which he set in the middle of the ring while Paul came in to shine the Major's shoes. With the chair in place, Xavier picked ?????? up off the mat and nailed another Love and Rage, this time on the steel!! With business apparently settled, Xavier walked out, leaving the beaten unknown man lying in the ring.

Wood: I must admit that I was disappointed in that match. After all the talk I've heard about the Dawn Patrol lately, I expected much more out of that unknown man.

Brewer: Just another failed supergroup. It's just that this one folded before it could even get together. Too bad. Let's move on.

Wood: Our next match pits The Bootlegger against former Apocalypse Riders member Christian Austin. Austin was kicked out of the group after trying to end the Midwestern Title reign of Christian Antamarius this past weekend on SNS. It should be interesting to see how this new attitude does for the mysterious individual. As for Bootlegger, he will come out tonight after seeing is arch-rival Xenith Xavier score an impressive win over ??????, a man who had been heavily recruiting Bootlegger for the Dawn Patrol. No doubt Bootlegger will be looking to keep pace with the Major, so let's get to the action!

THE BOOTLEGGER vs. CHRISTIAN AUSTIN

Austin was waiting in the ring as Bootlegger came riding down to ringside in a pink cadillac, wearing an Armani suit and surrounded by a trio of beautiful strippers. The alleged head of a mafia crime syndicate, Bootlegger stood up in the drivers seat of the valuable automobile as the women stripped his outfit from his body and Bootlegger got in the ring. The two men circled each other, before Bootlegger reached out and jabbed Austin with a thumb to the eye. Looking to match the feat of his rival Xavier, Bootlegger went for the win immediately, setting Austin up and nailing the Heart's Desire in the opening moments of the match!!!! Bootlegger was stunned, almost as if he couldn't believe that things were going so easily. Rather than going for the cover, Bootlegger pulled Austin up off the mat and took him to the corner, where he nailed the Ultimate Desire - a crucifix bomb off the second rope!!! This time, Bootlegger went for the pin, and had the match won after less than a minute. The Bootlegger wins by pinfall. The engine on the car had barely had time to cool off before Bootlegger rejoined the strippers in the cadillac. The women seemed surprised to see Bootlegger back so soon, but nonetheless restarted the car and drove back to the dressing room.

Wood: I guess Bootlegger has kept pace with Xenith Xavier here tonight, as both men scored exceedingly quick victories over opponents one might suspect would put up a better fight. Bootlegger had that match won in less than sixty seconds, Ray.

Brewer: That Austin just came out unprepared for the match. I think he must have taken Bootlegger lightly, not expecting much from a relative newcomer to the MMP. Bootlegger is quite an established wrestler in other feds, including the GWF where he holds one half of their version of the World Championship. Austin will have to do be more prepared if he is going to get back to being the dominant force he was when he first arrived here in the MMP a few months ago.

Wood: Speaking of newcomers, we have two other relative newcomers scheduled in our next match as Wolverine takes on Dr. No Limit. These two have been exchanging some heated words back and forth over the past few days, and this has the potential to be an outstanding match.

WOLVERINE vs. DR. NO LIMIT

Wolverine came to the ring with a vengance, running down the aisle and diving into the ring after No Limit, who had some rather unkind things to say about the hometown boy over the past few days. Wolverine opened with some vicious knife edge chops that backed DNL into the ropes before running him with a dropkick that sent him over the top rope. DNL was sent back into the announce table, but Wolverine quickly came diving over the top rope with a flying bodypress that slammed DNL back into the table!! Wolverine pulled No Limit to the side and dropped him throat first onto the safety rail before tossing him back into the ring. As No Limit struggled to get back to his feet, Wolverine came back in by way of the top rope, nailing No Limit with a flying clothesline. Wolverine then taunted DNL to get up and, when he did so, Wolverine nailed him with the Michigan Death Driver for the three count. Wolverine wins by pinfall. The hometown fans roared as their local hero scored his first MMP pay-per-view victory, over a relatively big name in Dr. No Limit.

Wood: You'd think these guys had somewhere to be later tonight at this pace! Wolverine just destroyed Dr. No Limit in front of a sold out audience in his hometown!

Brewer: I can't believe what just happened! I had No Limit picked in that match, but I guess he just wasn't prepared for Wolverine's high octaine offense. I think there will be another day for these two men.

Wood: Well, as the ring technicians come out for more alterations to the ring, let's quickly review the rules for the Giant Rules Match. The ring is being expanded for this match only, and we can see the double-sized, 25-foot high Hell in a Cell being lowered to the floor. Anything goes in this match, meaning the wrestlers can even use those weapons strapped to the roof of the structure. The first man to score a fall will take it, and we have six men all over seven feet tall set to battle it out in this next match. As the participants start to make their way out, let's go to the ring!

Giant Rules Match
JAMAAL vs. CARNAGE vs. BLADE vs. CHRISTIAN AUSTIN vs. GRIZZLE BEAR vs. COLOSSUS

Three referees had been assigned to the match, even though they were there only to count the falls since everything goes in this kind of a match. Austin came out first, followed by High Society member Colossus and his manager War Machine, Grizzle Bear along with his brother Timber Wolf, Apocalypse Riders members Blade and Carnage, and finally GX member and former HWA World Champion Jamaal, who was accompanied by his manager Sudan Stan and some Sudanese dignitaries. Soon, all six men were locked in the cell and the action was under way. Blade and Carnage teamed up on Christian Austin, pounding their former AR ally in the corner right from the opening bell. This left Colossus, Jamaal, and Grizzle Bear on the other side of the ring, battling back and forth amongst themselves. After a few moments, Carnage left Austin at Blade's mercy and came over to attack Jamaal. Carnage and Jamaal paired off while Bear and Colossus battled on the other side. Jamaal and Bear took over on their respective opponents, simultaneously whipping them both into the middle of the ring where the two hit head to head, sending them both staggering back. Jamaal and Bear both took the opportunity, with Bear pulling Carnage over to the corner where he nailed the move formerly known as Orion's Blast, now known as the Growl! On the other side of the ring, Jamaal picked up Colossus and nailed the Sudan Slam!! Both Jamaal and Bear went for covers and, with two referees on hand, both men scored three counts! One referee signalled that Jamaal was the winner, while the other contested that Grizzle Bear had won the match. Blade continued to pound Austin into a bloody pulp in the corner as the officials conferred with the video replay on the giant screen at the back wall of the arena, and it showed that the third count of Jamaal's pin hit the mat just before Bear's pin, and the Sudan native was declared the winner. Jamaal wins, pinning Colossus. Jamaal's entourage escorted the victor to the back, while Bear and Timber Wolf argued in the ring with the officials over the decision. Blade continued to pound on Austin in the corner until the cell was raised and MMP officials came out to help him away.

Wood: Well, it was clear that two men were dominant in that match, with Jamaal and Grizzle Bear just manhandling their competition. Any thoughts on that ruling, Ray?

Brewer: I think that the MMP needs to hire some more competent officials. We aren't supposed to have video replay in the MMP. I think that, even though the right call was made, it sucks that those damn referees can't make a call themselves. We need Virus Richards out here to enforce the rules.

Wood: That's a stupid idea and you know it. That guy is a living joke with this fair play and sportsmanship garbage. GX are the biggest bunch of cheaters I've ever seen in all my years in this business! We've got two matches to go, and both of them have huge championship implications. First up, it's off to the abandonned state penitentiary for the final match of the Extreme Championship tournament between Mark Allyn and The Regulator. It's the Death Penalty Match - next!

MMP Extreme Championship Tournament - Finals (Match #3)
Death Penalty Match
"MASSACRE" MARK ALLYN vs. THE REGULATOR

The Regulator had already arrived on the site as Allyn's car drove up. The MMP driver opened the door for Allyn, who didn't wait for any kind of signal from the referee before tearing into the abandonned prison. Regulator was waiting for him, however, and sent Allyn down face first onto the stone-cold concrete of the prison floor. The electric chair was at the far end of the corridor, and the gas chamber at the other. With Allyn down, Regulator slipped a metal plate into his kneepad, and delivered three kneedrops into the small of Allyn's back that shook the "Massacre Man", sending volts of pain through his body. Regulator then took off his battle mask and slipped it over Allyn's face, causing the World Champion some vision problems as he stumbled around trying get adjusted to his new, hindered sense of vision.

Regulator pulled Allyn over to one of the cells and tried to ram his head into the bars on the door, but Allyn blocked the move and sent Cooper head first into the steel. Allyn then ripped off the battle mask, tossed it aside, and delivered a hotshot on Regulator, dropping him face first again into the steel bars on the door of the cell. The two men fought down towards the electric chair, Allyn dropping Regulator on his head with a piledriver on the concrete floor, making it easier to drag the smaller man down the hall. Out of the corner of his eye, Allyn spotted some maintenance equipment sitting in the back corner, evidently left there, perhaps by design, by the MMP crews who had set up the prison for the match. Allyn pulled out a hammer from a large tool chest and pounded Regulator in his exposed face, before pulling the whole chest over and delivering a Death Valley Driver onto the steel chest!

Allyn continued pulling Regulator down the corridor toward the electric chair, but Onyx Cooper hadn't used up all his tricks just yet. Reaching into his boot, Regulator pulled out a large bag of salt, which he quickly tossed into Allyn's face!!! Regulator broke free from Allyn's grasp and went back over to the tool chest, where he pulled out Loui Slugger! With Allyn blinded from the salt attack, Regulator set Loui Slugger on the ground and nailed Allyn with a Loui's Edge!! Allyn was nearly unconscious as Regulator kicked open the door to the electric chair. Hoisting Allyn onto his shoulders, Regulator nailed him with a Death Valley Driver into the chair, before quickly stepping back and pulling the switch to become the MMP Extreme Champion! The Regulator wins the Death Penalty Match. Upon being declared the winner and being presented with the belt, Regulator demanded that the officials on hand also award him Allyn's World Championship belt, but the referees said there was nothing they could do about that. Regulator seemed aggrevated that he was not the World Champion, but he took the Extreme Championship belt, collected Loui Slugger and his battle mask and walked out of the jail triumphant. The scene then shifts back to outside the Joe Louis Arena, where The Ryno is waiting for the next match nearby three limousines. A fourth limo drives up, and Mr. Marvellous gets out, getting the main event under way.

MMP Universal Championship - Parking Lot Match
THE RYNO (C) vs. MR. MARVELLOUS

Ryno had brought a ladder to the match, and it lay outside the ring of four limousines as the match got started. Ryno, with brass knuckles, tried to get at Marvellous right away, but the leader of High Society was ready for him, pulling out a crowbar and nailing Ryno square in the face with the weapon, sending Ryno staggering back into one of the cars. Marvellous charged in, but Ryno got a foot up (a foot wearing a football cleat wrapped in barbed wire), hitting Marvellous with a vicious shot to the face. After only a few moments, both men were bleeding from the forehead, showing signs of what would be a truly hardcore match. Ryno grabbed the crowbar away from Marvellous and used it to beat on Marvellous' back, sending the smaller man down to the concrete.

Ryno picked Marvellous up off the pavement and took him on a tour around the ring, ramming Marvellous' head into each one of the windows facing the inside of the ring before standing Marvellous in front of the last window and nailing him in the face with a superkick that rocked Marvellous' head back through the glass!! The second shot from the barbed wire cleat spilled even more blood from the forehead of the challenger, and Ryno showed no signs of letting up. Suddenly, one of the limos opened, and Aries stepped out of the car with a sledgehammer!!! Trying to help his longtime friend, Aries swung the sledgehammer at Ryno, but luckily for the champion he was able to duck out of the way. Aries wound up to take another swing, but a door on one of the other cars popped open, and out jumped Wolverine, carrying a Michigan Wolverines football helmet!!! Before Aries could swing the hammer again, Wolverine nailed Aries in the head with the helmet, causing the hammer to fall to the ground. Aries and Wolverine fought back and forth, rolling over the top of one of the limos, out of the ring and fighting all the way past the view of the camera.

Both contestants were battered and bruised, but neither man was ready to quit. Marvellous grabbed Ryno and nailed a DDT on the concrete and covered him, but could not get the three count. Going for the kill, Marvellous nailed a second DDT before applying the Marvellous Lock!!! Things were looking bad for Ryno, who struggled to break free from the painful hold. Eventually, Ryno managed to kick back off one of the cars and roll the move into a pinning combination, but Marvellous kicked out at two, releasing the hold in the process. Ryno fought back, escaping quickly over the top of one of the cars and grabbing the ladder that he had brought to the match earlier. Ryno climbed back into the ring and clotheslined Marvellous with the ladder, a move that rocked the back of Marvellous' skull against the car. Ryno set the ladder in the middle of the ring and picked Marvellous up in a torture rack type move, and turned it into the Ryno Horn on the ladder!!!! Ryno had nailed the move that won him the Universal Championship, and this time it helped him retain the prestigious belt against his longtime rival as he covered Marvellous for the three. The Ryno wins by pinfall. Ryno was handed his title and climbed up on top of one of the limos to celebrate. Ryno held the belt up into the Detroit night sky as the screen fades to black.

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