EAM Promotions - Season 17

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A Supershow, Live from Hammerstein Ballroom


The show starts with a announcement from GM Randy Orton standing in the ring, where he explains to everyone that he's been inspired by Spotlight GM Quinn McKay on how to settle some of the problems and tension that has been building up in the locker room as of late. That's why he has decided that there will not just be one WarGames match at the upcoming Wrass Bash PPV, but two!

Orton gestures to the titantron then, which showes the faces of the people who are to participate in the just announced WarGames Match. On one side; Hook, Montez Ford, David Benoit, Kenny Omega and Prince Devitt! They will face off against the team consisting of; WALTER, Rex Steiner, Angelo Dawkins, Pentagon Jr..... and the last spot is open, with just a dark shadow. Orton then explains that WALTER and his " associates " will have to find themselves one last team member, if not..... he gets interrupted then, as music cranks the arena speakers. Out on the stage getting a rather mixed reaction actually, are " Speedball " Mike Bailey. He has been doing great as of late, picking up some importan wins, but it doesnt seem like he was what the fans really wanted to be honest. He is on his way down the rampway towards the ring when music suddenly cranks the arena speakers again, and this puts Hammerstein Ballroom on fire!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hb17...&start_radio=1

The fans go bonkers! The worldwide phenomenom is here in EAM!
Joe Hendry makes his way out on the stage to one of the biggest pops in EAM history, no doubt! The announcers even makes a point about it, allthough you can barely hear them over the ruckus in the arena at this point. This whole scene has make Mike Bailey stop short in his tracks halfway down the rampway, he turns around, only to get thrown off the rampway by Joe, who in the process picks up the micropone that Mike was holding. Joe taps the microphone to check if it's on, then makes a joke to Orton in the ring, that he should not mind that guy that he just threw off the ramp, as Joe is certain he is no-one special. Probably just a fan gome astry or something. He makes his way down to ringside eventually where he enters. The fans are still raving all around, and Orton has to put on a smile because of all this. And before Joe even get to say anything more, Orton says that he does not know what Joe was about to propose to him, but judging from the reaction of the crowd, it seems Orton is about to accept.... The fans eventually calm down, making it possible for Joe and Orton to talk so everyone can hear them. Joe says he want to be the fifth member of Walter's team. Orton points at the titantron, who again shows the participants for the WarGames match that will happen this weekend. Joe has now been added to Walter's team, completing the match... We cut to the vignette for the show as Joe and Orton shakes hands in the middle of the ring, the fans once again explodes in cheers....



Tag Team Matchup
Skye Blue & Leyla Hirsch Vs Charlotte Flair & Natalya Neidhart

The bell rings, and all four competitors explode into action. Skye Blue and Leyla Hirsch, a surprisingly cohesive duo, try to isolate Natalya. Leyla grounds Natalya with a sharp snap suplex, transitioning into a headlock, while Skye keeps Charlotte at bay with quick strikes. Charlotte, however, showcases her power, catching Skye attempting a cross-body and transforming it into a dizzying fallaway slam.
Natalya, meanwhile, fights free and tags Charlotte. The "Queen" enters with renewed vigor, delivering a series of brutal chops to Skye before hoisting her for a picture-perfect Natural Selection. Skye is dazed, and Charlotte seizes the opportunity, locking in the Figure-Eight Leglock. Skye taps frantically, but Leyla breaks the hold just in time. The action intensifies with a chaotic four-way brawl. Ultimately, Charlotte lands a devastating Spear on Skye Blue, followed by a Queen's Moonsault, covering her for the pinfall victory.

Singles Matchup
Chad Gable Vs Wardlow

Chad Gable immediately shoots for a takedown as the match starts, but Wardlow's sheer power keeps him upright. Wardlow shoves Gable across the ring, following up with a massive clothesline that turns Gable inside out. Gable, ever the technician, counters a powerbomb attempt into a lightning-fast ankle lock. Wardlow roars in pain, crawling to the ropes to break the hold. Gable unleashes a series of suplexes, but Wardlow withstands them, finally catching Gable in mid-air for a thunderous Powerbomb Symphony. Wardlow covers Gable for the win.

We get a Mickie James promo video next, where she goes over the facts, and the facts is that she needs two more people for her team to be complete. And you know what, Mickie thinks she's found exactly the pair she needs for this. You see, there is a couple of things you need to get to the top in this business. First, you need to be strategic. Second, you need to be Iconic......
The word hung in the air. Mickie then continued, her voice dropping slightly, laced with a knowing confidence. “Partners who understand what it means to take on the world, to come from ‘down under’ and rise to the very top. Partners who know exactly how to handle the biggest, most irresistible forces this business can throw at them. Partners who’ve looked at giants in the eye and laughed. Partners who’ve dealt with not just one, but two powerhouse teams in their careers – a couple of heavy hitters, in fact – and walked away with gold around their waists. They know how to get under your skin, how to outsmart you, and how to make sure you never, ever forget their names…

" See you at Wrass Bash, Bayley! Hope you brought the kitchen sink.... "

Tag Team Matchup
Donovan Dijakovic & Karrion Kross Vs FTR (Cash Wheeler and Dax Harwood)

A thunderous roar erupts as all four men collide in the ring. Donovan Dijakovic and Karrion Kross immediately isolate Cash Wheeler, using their raw power to overwhelm him. Dijakovic delivers a devastating Feast Your Eyes to Wheeler, nearly ending the match early. Dax Harwood rushes in to break the pin, only to be met with a brutal Doomsday Saito from Kross. FTR, renowned for their tag team precision, briefly gain the upper hand with a flurry of quick tags and a stereo diving headbutt. However, the sheer force of Dijakovic and Kross proves too much. Kross traps Harwood in the Kross Jacket, while Dijakovic keeps Wheeler at bay. Harwood fades, forced to submit.

Singles Matchup (Read below first)
Stephanie Vaquer Vs Taya Valkyrie

Stephanie Vaquer tries to ground Taya Valkyrie with a judo throw, but Taya uses her strength to resist. Taya hits a high-knee in the corner, followed by a running hip attack. Vaquer counters a Road to Valhalla attempt into a beautiful bridging O'Connor Roll for a near fall.
The technical prowess of Vaquer clashes with Taya's raw power. Taya lands a thunderous spinning backfist, but Vaquer kicks out at two. Vaquer cleverly ducks a clothesline, transitions into an arm drag, and locks in her signature La Reinera submission. Taya fights valiantly, but the pain is too much, and she taps out.

As Stephanie celebrates her victory and making her way up the ramp, Raquel Gonzalez makes her way out on the stage, and there is a stare down between the two women as we cut to commercial break....

Tag Team Matchup
#DIY (Johnny Gargano & Tommaso Ciampa) Vs Hardy Boyz

The atmosphere crackles as the opening bell echoes through the arena, signaling the start of an electrifying tag team clash between the legendary Hardy Boyz and the tenacious duo of #DIY, Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa.
The match kicks off with a rapid exchange between Jeff Hardy and Johnny Gargano. Gargano, with his quick, precise strikes, attempts to control the pace, but Jeff's unpredictable, acrobatic style keeps him on his toes. A tag brings in Tommaso Ciampa, who immediately ratchets up the intensity with a series of hard-hitting forearms and a brutal clothesline. However, Matt Hardy enters the fray, slowing the pace with his calculated and methodical approach, frustrating Ciampa's aggressive advances. The action quickly spills to the outside, showcasing the high-flying prowess of both teams. Gargano connects with a thunderous superkick, followed by Ciampa's devastating Willow's Bell, but the pinfall is dramatically broken up by Matt just in the nick of time. The arena erupts as Jeff Hardy launches himself with a breathtaking Whisper in the Wind, taking out Ciampa on the floor. Back in the ring, the Hardy Boyz seize their moment.
Matt Hardy delivers a perfectly executed Twist of Fate to Gargano, leaving him disoriented. Without hesitation, Jeff Hardy ascends the turnbuckle, soaring through the air with his iconic Swanton Bomb, connecting squarely. The referee's hand slams down: 1-2-3! The Hardy Boyz emerge victorious in a thrilling encounter, cementing their legacy once more.

We cut to the backstage area, where Gargano's wife Candice LeRae hooks up with Gargano and Ciampa. She tries to calm her husband down, saying one loss is no catastophe, it's not like they are on the bottom of the ladder with one loss, and against Hardy Boyz no less. Gargano gets angry, yelling that Hardyz should been retired years ago, and how they are still relevant etc. Ciampa also tries to calm Gargano down at this point when Gargano almost walks into Seth Rollins as Seth and Becky walks around the corner. Seth and Gargano, which are no strangers to each other at all now stand eye to eye. Seth comes with a smug comment about Gargano and his wife, relating them to what he just heard Gargano say about Jeff and Matt. You see, the difference is, despite being veterans, Jeff and Matt can still go. Who cares about Johnny Gargano and Tommaso Ciampa?! This aint NXT Johnny. Just face it, you dont have what it takes to be a superstar. Unlike others....
Seth and Becky just walks away, both laughing, while Candice and Ciampa struggles to hold back Gargano.... We cut to a promotional video for the upcoming Wrass Bash PPV next, with an announcement from special Guest Host; Brooke Hogan. She is happy to announce, and pretty excited as well, to tell everyone that at last, they are gonna get one of the dream matches that was snubbed from you fans years ago. It might not be the spectacle it would have been back then, but still, Brooke thinks most wrestling fans will just love the fact that it actually happened in their lifetime. So with further ado, the match that you should have gotten at Wrestlemania 18, back in 2002. Hulk Hogan Vs " Stone Cold " Steve Austin!!!

Woot!?! Is this for real?! Hogan Vs Stone Cold will happen at Wrass Bash XII!!!

Brooke also announce that Wrass Bash XII's opening match will be Rey Fenix and Will Ospreay taking on the returned Hardy Boyz! No doubt that will be one hell of a curtain jerker. Rumors actually has it that this has been a personal dream match for the chairman himself. Anyway, it's no doubt an awesome way to kick off the 12th version of Wrass Bash. We cut back to the arena after these announcements for this supershow's main event...


EAM Television Championship Matchup (Read below first)
WALTER (c) Vs Triple C

The two titans lock up, a test of strength that WALTER quickly dominates, driving Triple C into the corner with a powerful shoulder block. Triple C retaliates with quick strikes, attempting to chop down the massive champion, but WALTER's resilience is evident as he shrugs them off, delivering thunderous chops of his own that echo through the arena. Triple C ducks a lariat and hits a flurry of kicks, momentarily staggering WALTER. He goes for a suplex, but WALTER blocks it, twisting Triple C into a brutal German suplex that nearly turns him inside out. Suddenly, a commotion erupts at ringside! Logan Paul, to the shock of everyone, leaps over the security barrier from the crowd and slides into the ring, catching Triple C off guard with a swift kick to the back of the head. The referee, stunned, calls for the bell. Logan Paul, with a smirk, scrambles out of the ring and sprints up the ramp, disappearing backstage amidst a chorus of boos.
WALTER, initially confused, raises the EAM Television Championship high, the victor by disqualification, though not in the manner he'd likely desired. This leads to Triple C grabbing a microphone, announcing that he accepts Logan Paul's pity challenge for a match at Wrass Bash, and he has no problem putting The Ornate Prime Championship on the line, because he is not the one who backs off from a match, even though it is against a semi-famous youtuber. You know what Claudio call such a match? A calm day at the office. See you this saturday in Los Angeles, and be sure to take all your imaginary Pokemon friends with you, because you are gonna need it. This isn't kindergarden Logan! This aint WWE, where everyone from the fans to the shareholder's are amused by your antics and impressed by your whole charade. This is EAM Promotions, and you are gonna regret you ever put your feet inside this ring! The show ends with this.....

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Live on PPV from The Hollywood Bowl, Los Angeles




The show starts with A view of the audience and Brooke Hogan welcoming everyone to the 12th installment of Wrass Bash! She wants to start off with a bang, so she can let everyone in on a little rumour that she's heard. She does not know if there is any truth in it, so bare with her, but this might be the last PPV ever under the Wrass Bash name! This announcement gets a mixed reactions, but it's offcourse not the first time we've heard this rumour, as it is widely known that the chairman himself was never really found of the name. Maybe because of obvious reasons? Who knows? Anyway, Brooke goes on, telling everyone that she wont hog their time anymore, right now anyway, so why not get this spectacle on the road shall we? As Hardy's music cranks the arena speakers, the audience explodes.

Tag Team Matchup
Rey Fenix & Will Ospreay Vs Hardy Boyz

Chaos errupts the second the bell rings. Ospreay and Fenix, a whirlwind of lucha libre and high-flying acrobatics, immediately took control. Fenix hit a spectacular springboard arm drag on Matt, followed by Ospreay's breathtaking Pip Pip Cheerio on Jeff. The innovative offense keeps the Hardys on their heels, with multiple quick tags and synchronized strikes. But the veterans weathered the storm. Jeff reversed a hurricanrana into a Whisper in the Wind on Fenix, buying some time. Matt then deliveres a Side Effect to Ospreay, shifting the momentum.
The match escalates into a rapid-fire exchange of incredible maneuvers. Fenix counters a Twist of Fate attempt with a cutter, and Ospreay, with an astonishing display of agility, hits a standing Shooting Star Press on Jeff. The Hardys, however, has one more trick up their sleeves. As Fenix set up for a dive, Matt pushes him off the top rope, sending him crashing to the outside. Inside the ring, Jeff catches Ospreay attempting an Oscutter, hoisting him up for a Twist of Fate. As Ospreay reels, Jeff ascends the ropes and delivers a picture-perfect Swanton Bomb for the pinfall victory!

Ornate Prime Championship Matchup
Triple C (c) Vs Logan Paul

The arena lights dimmed, replaced by a pulsating, electric energy as Logan Paul's entrance music boomed. He swaggered out, a smirk plastered on his face, flanked by an entourage, basking in the boos and cheers alike. Then, the building erupted. Chants of "Triple C! Triple C!" vibrated through the air as the reigning Ornate Prime Champion, Triple C, emerged. He moved with a focused intensity, acknowledging the adoring crowd with a steely gaze, his championship belt gleaming over his shoulder. The bell rang, and the match began with immediate ferocity. Logan Paul, surprisingly agile, tried to catch Triple C off guard with a quick dropkick, but the champion deftly sidestepped it. Triple C responded with a powerful double-leg takedown, transitioning smoothly into a ground and pound, raining down forearms. Paul, resilient, managed to scramble to his feet, delivering a stiff clothesline that sent Triple C staggering into the corner. Paul capitalized, driving his shoulder into Triple C's midsection repeatedly before attempting a suplex. Triple C, however, blocked it, reversing into a snap suplex of his own. The pace was relentless. Paul connected with a superkick, nearly knocking Triple C out, but the champ kicked out at two. The crowd was on its feet. As Triple C struggled to recover, a figure in a full Pikachu costume suddenly rushes down the ramp and into the ring, distracting the referee and the champion. Paul, seeing his chance, charged, but Triple C, sensing the impending attack, ducked. Paul collides with the Pikachu-clad intruder. Seizing the moment, Triple C ripped the head off the Pikachu costume, revealing KSI beneath! The crowd roared in disbelief. Triple C wasted no time, hoisting the stunned KSI onto his shoulders and delivering a devastating Olympic Slam onto Logan, with logan dazzed, Claudio hoist logan up, and delivers another Olympic Slam. Claudio covers logan and the ref counts. 1..2..3. Triple C remains the Ornate Prime Champion.

EAM Tag Team Championships Matchup
The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty) (c) Vs The Young Bucks

A hush falls over the arena as the lights dim for the next match. The crowd then erupts as the familiar guitar riff of "Rockin' Robin" hits, and The Rockers bounce out onto the stage. Shawn Michaels winks at the camera, his tassel jacket shimmering, while Marty Jannetty high-fives fans, soaking in the thunderous ovation. The crowd is already buzzing from The Young Bucks' impressive entrance, complete with an elaborate light show. Matt and Nick Jackson, a blur of motion, wait in the ring, a mix of cocky smiles and focused intensity. The bell rings, and the match is an immediate whirlwind of action. Nick Jackson and Shawn Michaels lock up, a feeling-out process that quickly gives way to pure athleticism. Nick hits a series of rapid-fire kicks, but Shawn ducks under the final one and counters with a flying forearm that sends Nick reeling. Matt Jackson tags in, and the Bucks begin their signature double-team assault. They hit a stereo superkick that sends Shawn tumbling to the floor. As the match intensified, Marty found himself isolated, absorbing a barrage of tandem offense from The Young Bucks. The Jacksons hit a BTE Trigger on Marty, but a last-second kick out from the veteran shocked the crowd. With a burst of adrenaline, Marty tagged in Shawn, who entered like a house on fire. He clotheslined both Bucks, then hit a beautiful moonsault off the top rope onto Nick on the outside. Inside the ring, he reversed Matt's suplex attempt into a Superkick. Marty gets the hot tag and springboards into the ring with a double clothesline, taking down both Bucks. He hits a reverse atomic drop on Matt, followed by a bulldog. The crowd is on its feet as he signals for the finishing move. Shawn, now back on the apron, goes to the top rope. As Marty holds Matt in place, Shawn leaps off with a beautiful dropkick, a perfect combination of timing and execution. He immediately follows up with the Sweet Chin Music to Matt, who collapses to the mat. Shawn covers him as the ref counts 1… 2… 3! The Rockers wins and retains the EAM Tag Team Championships! Nobody expected this to be honest. The crowd is on its feet, deafeningly loud, as the champions celebrate their victory, their music blaring as they lift their belts high above their heads.

Dream Match
Hulk Hogan Vs " Stone Cold " Steve Austin

In a clash of eras, the roar of the crowd was deafening as Hulk Hogan's "Real American" theme hit, only to be drowned out by the glass-shattering entrance of "Stone Cold" Steve Austin.
Hogan started strong, absorbing Austin's punches and laying in a series of his signature clotheslines and a big boot. He went for the leg drop, but Austin dodged it, using the opening to deliver a Lou Thesz Press. The momentum shifted as Austin landed a spinebuster, but Hogan kicked out at two. Hogan fought back, but Austin reversed an Irish whip, stunning him with a Stunner for the three-count. The crowd erupted as a beaten but respectful Hogan extended his hand. Austin shook it, and the two legends toasted with a couple of cold ones. But it was all a ruse! Austin delivered a final, shocking Stunner, sending Hogan to the mat as the arena exploded in cheers. Stone cold gets thrown a couple off beers as he walks up the ramp, at the top he turns to the crowd, smashing them together before he walks backstage...

WarGames Matchup
Mickie James, Nikkita Lyons, Kamille, Billie Kay & Peyton Royce
Vs
Bayley, Piper Niven, Nia Jax, Jade Cargill & Tiffany Stratton

The bell rings and the first two competitors, Billie Kay of The IIconics and Tiffany Stratton, step into the ring. The crowd is on its feet, ready for a match that promises chaos and high stakes. Tiffany uses her agility to get the early advantage, but Billie Kay counters with her signature flair, much to the delight of the crowd. ​The timer counts down, and the next competitor enters the ring. It’s Peyton Royce, reuniting The IIconics and giving her team a 2-on-1 advantage. The two women work together, isolating Tiffany and delivering a series of double-team moves. The pressure mounts on Tiffany, but she manages to escape their grasp and land a few quick hits before the next competitor, the powerful Nia Jax, enters the match. Nia's entrance completely changes the dynamic. Her sheer size and power are overwhelming, and she easily takes control. She tosses Billie Kay and Peyton Royce around the ring, showcasing her dominance. Just when it seems like Team Bayley has the upper hand, Nikkita Lyons makes her way into the match. Nikkita's explosive kicks and dynamic strikes help even the odds, and she quickly goes after Nia Jax.

The next person to enter is Piper Niven. With her powerhouse presence, the ring is now filled with an incredible amount of strength, and the action intensifies. The two teams engage in a brutal exchange, with competitors getting eliminated one by one. Tiffany Stratton is eliminated by Billie Kay, but then Nia Jax eliminates both The IIconics. Nikkita Lyons is eliminated by Piper Niven, and Kamille is eliminated by Jade Cargill. Finally, Jade Cargill and Piper Niven get eliminated by Mickie James.
​This leaves only two competitors in the ring: Mickie James and Bayley. It's the ultimate showdown between two wrestling veterans. Mickie and Bayley circle each other, the tension thick in the air. The two have a history, and the match now feels deeply personal. They trade blows, each move a testament to their years of experience and resilience. Bayley tries to put Mickie away with her signature Rose Plant, but Mickie counters and avoids it. Bayley is frustrated and yells at Mickie. She goes for another finisher, but Mickie counters with a deadly DDT and gets the pin.
​The referee slaps the mat three times, and the bell rings. The match is over. Mickie James has done it! The crowd erupts as Mickie stands tall, having overcome the odds and secured the win for her team.

Ladder Match to determine the first ever EAM Intercontinental Champion
Eli Drake Vs AJ Styles

Lights goes out. A single spotlight shines on the ramp as the iconic "I Am" by CFO$ blares. Eli Drake struts to the ring, microphone in hand, and declares that tonight, everyone will know that the E-L-I, D-R-A-K-E, is the undisputed first-ever EAM Intercontinental Champion. The crowd boos as he drops the mic and enters the ring. Suddenly, the arena explodes. "Phenomenal" by Dale Oliver hits, and the fans erupt as AJ Styles comes out on stage holding a microphone walking down the ramp as he talks. "Drake, you're not on my level. I'm the face that runs the place, and you're just another guy who thinks he's a star. Tonight, you'll learn what it means to be phenomenal." The bell rings, and the two men circle each other. Styles gains the early advantage with a series of quick strikes and a dropkick, but Drake pushes him into the corner and stomps away. Drake then grabs the first ladder and slides it into the ring. Styles recovers and springboards off the ropes, hitting a phenomenal forearm that sends Drake reeling. The two men brawl on the outside, using the ladder as a weapon and repeatedly smashing each other's heads into it. Back in the ring, they climb opposite sides of the ladder, trading blows at the top. Styles pushes Drake off, but Drake lands on his feet and grabs a second ladder, bridging it between the apron and the announce table. Drake gets back in the ring, and the two men fight to the top of the ladder again. Styles attempts a Styles Clash, but Drake reverses it, and both men crash to the canvas. Drake recovers first and sets up a table in the center of the ring. He then places the main ladder on top of the table. Styles rises to his feet, and Drake grabs him and powerbombs him through the table. As Drake climbs the ladder, a groggy Styles climbs behind him. The two men struggle at the top, but Drake shoves him. Styles loses his footing and falls, crashing through the ladder he had bridged earlier. The crowed is stunned, chanting "Holy shit, Holy shit and this is awesome" With Styles out of the picture, Drake climbs to the top of the ladder and unhooks the EAM Intercontinental Championship! ELi Drake is The First Ever EAM Intercontinental Champion!
Boos and cheers fills the arena as Eli Drake raises the title on the top off the ladder. EMT as checking on Styles as pyro goes off, celebrating Drake....

WarGames Matchup
Hook, Montez Ford, David Benoit, Kenny Omega & Prince Devitt
Vs
WALTER, Rex Steiner, Angelo Dawkins, Pentagon Jr. & Joe Hendry

A palpable electricity fills the arena as the two teams prepare for battle. The air crackles with anticipation for the ultimate showdown. The rules are simple: two rings side-by-side, a steel cage enclosing it all, and the only way to win is to eliminate every member of the opposing team.
First to enter the fray are the leaders, Prince Devitt and WALTER. Devitt, a whirlwind of speed and technical prowess, darts around the ring, peppering WALTER with kicks and strikes. WALTER, however, stands firm like a colossus, absorbing the blows and responding with bone-shaking chops that echo throughout the building. The power and speed clash in a beautiful symphony of violence.
The timer counts down, and the next competitor enters. Hook, the stoic young killer, steps into the cage, bringing a calculated intensity. He immediately targets WALTER, trying to neutralize the big man's power advantage with submissions and throws. WALTER's team now has the advantage, though, as Pentagon Jr. makes his entrance, all dark energy and broken bones. The rings become a brutal playground, with Pentagon and WALTER isolating Devitt, while Hook tries to fight off both men.
Joe Hendry enters next for WALTER's team, flexing his chiseled physique and oozing confidence. He and Pentagon work together to wear down Hook, while WALTER and Devitt continue their personal war. The momentum shifts back and forth as both teams give everything they have. Finally, Kenny Omega makes his way to the ring, bringing a sense of urgency to his team. He's a whirlwind of offense, hitting every opponent with V-triggers and snap dragon suplexes. The final two competitors are set to enter the match, but a brawl erupts outside the cage. Montez Ford and Angelo Dawkins start fighting each other, the two brawling into the backstage area. They won't make it to the ring, and the match now continues with the teams at an equal number. In a shocking display of power, Rex Steiner enters the match and immediately pounces on David Benoit. Steiner, with his raw power and explosive offense, hits Benoit with a Steiner Driver, eliminating him from the match. The elimination sparks a new fire in Devitt's team. The eliminations start coming quickly now. Kenny Omega hits a One-Winged Angel on Joe Hendry, pinning him for the elimination. The teams are now 3-on-3. Pentagon Jr. hits a devastating package piledriver on Hook, ending his night. Kenny Omega and Prince Devitt work together to hit Pentagon Jr. with a series of superkicks, culminating in a Devitt's double stomp from the top rope. Pentagon is eliminated. The numbers are now even again. WALTER is the next to eliminate, catching a flying Kenny Omega in mid-air and hitting a brutal powerbomb, eliminating him. It's down to Prince Devitt and WALTER—just as it began. The two warriors, battered and bruised, stand in the center of the ring. WALTER's chest is crimson from Devitt's kicks, while Devitt's body is covered in welts from WALTER's chops. WALTER hits a powerbomb, but Devitt kicks out. Devitt hits a Bloody Sunday, but WALTER kicks out. WALTER is able to regain his footing, hitting Devitt with a final, thunderous powerbomb. He pins Devitt, winning the match for his team. The crowd roars as WALTER, the last man standing, raises his team's hands in victory.

EAM World Heavyweight Championship Matchup
MJF (c) John Cena

A packed arena buzzes with anticipation as the bell rings, signaling the start of the EAM World Heavyweight Championship match. The champion, MJF, struts around the ring with his trademark cockiness, soaking in the boos. Across from him stands the legendary John Cena, a focused intensity in his eyes. The match begins with a grappling exchange, MJF trying to outsmart Cena with quick jabs and cheap shots, but Cena's power and experience shine through. He shrugs off MJF's attempts and slams him with a series of powerful clotheslines. MJF tries to escape, sliding out of the ring, but Cena follows, his gaze fixed on the champion. The fight spills into the crowd and around the ring, with both men trading blows. Cena gets the upper hand, Irish-whipping MJF towards the announce table. MJF reverses it at the last second, sending Cena crashing into the steel steps instead. MJF, seeing his chance, taunts the crowd before grabbing a steel chair. The referee snatches it from him, but the distraction allows MJF to hit a low blow. The match moves back into the ring, where MJF dominates for a few minutes, wearing Cena down with submission holds and trash talk. But Cena refuses to give up. He powers out of a headlock and lifts MJF onto his shoulders. With a mighty roar, he sends the champion crashing through the announce table with a devastating Attitude Adjustment!
The crowd goes wild, but both men are down. Slowly, they crawl back into the ring. Cena, bloodied but determined, lands a powerful Five Knuckle Shuffle. He goes for another Attitude Adjustment, but MJF wriggles free. Cena rushes for MJF, but he quickly dodges, cena running straight into the ref knocking him out off the ring. MJF reaches for the title belt. Cena grabs him and puts him on his shoulders, but a wicked strike with the belt lays Cena out. MJF quickly drapes his arm over the unconscious Cena. A second referee sprints to the ring, counts to three, and declares MJF the winner. The crowd boos in disbelief as MJF raises the EAM World Heavyweight Championship belt high, a smirk plastered on his face. And that concludes what might be the last PPV ever under the Wrass Bash name....

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A Tribute To Hulk Hogan, Live from Augusta, Georgia/USA


Card


Opening Speech by Ric Flair & Vince McMahon


Singles Matchup
Billy Kidman Vs X-Pac

Tag Team Matchup
Chris Jericho & Lance Storm Vs Bobby Roode & James Storm

Singles Matchup
Big Show Vs John Cena

Singles Matchup
" Stone Cold " Steve Austin Vs Kurt Angle

Tag Team Matchup
Kevin Nash & The Rock Vs Shawn Michaels & Sting

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A Supershow, Live from The Staples Center, Los Angeles


Singles Matchup
Nikkita Lyons Vs Piper Niven

The ring shakes as the powerhouse Piper Niven steps in, a formidable presence against the agile and dynamic Nikkita Lyons. The bell rings, and the two women lock up, a test of strength that sees Niven overpowering Lyons with ease. Niven delivers a series of vicious slams and a cannonball, but Lyons's fighting spirit keeps her in the fight. Lyons uses her speed to create distance, landing a series of kicks and a spinning heel kick that dazes Niven. She follows up with a split-legged vertical splash, but Niven kicks out at two. The match culminates in a final exchange of power, but it is Piper Niven who delivers a crushing Michinoku Driver for the pin and the win.

Tag Team Matchup
Skye Blue & Leyla Hirsch Vs Charlotte Flair & Natalya

The tag team match kicks off with the dynamic duo of Skye Blue and Leyla Hirsch facing off against the veteran powerhouses, Charlotte Flair and Natalya. The bell rings, and the crowd is electric. Skye Blue and Natalya start, with Natalya using her technical expertise to ground the high-flying Skye. Leyla Hirsch tags in, using her amateur wrestling background to gain an advantage. However, the experience of Charlotte and Natalya quickly becomes apparent. Charlotte Flair enters the ring, her powerful chops and impressive athleticism overwhelming the smaller Hirsch. The match becomes a chaotic back-and-forth affair, with all four women showcasing their unique skills. Skye Blue manages to hit a beautiful cross-body off the top rope, but Natalya breaks up the pin just in time. The end of the match sees Natalya lock in a Sharpshooter on Leyla Hirsch. As Skye Blue attempts to break it up, Charlotte Flair hits her with a big boot, incapacitating her. With nowhere to go, Leyla Hirsch is forced to tap out, giving Charlotte Flair and Natalya the hard-fought victory. After the match, Hirsch is still down on the mat, and Skye walks up to her to help her up. She reaches our to Leyla, who takes Skyes hands. But Skye does not help her up, instead she delivers a devastating facebuster manouver, sending Leyla back on the canvas, accompanied by big boooos from the audience. We cut to commercial with the picture of Skye Blue standing over Hirsch's body on the canvas....

Singles Matchup
Rex Steiner Vs Kenny Omega

Bell rings as Rex Steiner and Kenny Omega stand in the center of the ring, staring each other down. The crowd is on its feet, a deafening roar filling the arena. Omega goes for a V-trigger, but Rex counters, hitting a powerful suplex that sends Omega flying across the ring. Rex then hits a Steiner-line, turning Omega inside out. He gets a two count, but Omega kicks out at the last second. Rex gets to his feet, a look of frustration on his face. He goes for another Steiner-line, but at the last second, the arena lights go out. A single spotlight shines on the stage as the opening chords of David Benoit's theme music fill the arena. David Benoit walks out, a smirk on his face, clapping his hands together slowly as he stares Rex down. Rex's eyes are locked on Benoit, a look of pure rage on his face. As he takes his eyes off Benoit, Omega hits a V-trigger, followed by a One-Winged Angel for the three-count.
The crowd is in shock as Omega celebrates his victory, a bewildered look on his face. David Benoit walks down to the ring, still clapping his hands together as he stares Rex down. He gets to the ring and stands over Rex, a sneer on his face. "Good job, dumbass."

2-On-1 Handicap Matchup
IIconics Vs Nia Jax

The bell rings, and the IIconics, Peyton Royce and Billie Kay, circle the ring like sharks, their eyes locked on the powerhouse Nia Jax. They hit the ropes and charge, a double clothesline attempt that Nia easily shoves away. She grabs them both by the hair, hoisting them into the air for a double bodyslam, but they slide free. Billie distracts the referee while Peyton delivers a cheap shot to Nia's knee, dropping the big woman to one knee. The IIconics go for their signature double-team move, the "Iconic Pose," a double facebuster. They hook Nia's arms, but the powerful Jax stands up, shaking them both off. Peyton and Billie stumble back, right into each other's path. Billie goes for a big boot, but Peyton ducks, and the boot connects with her face instead. Peyton drops to the mat, stunned. Billie, in a daze, turns around right into a clothesline from Nia. With both opponents down, Nia Jax seizes the opportunity. She sits on both of the IIconics, a foot on each of their chests, and the referee counts to three. The crowd erupts as Nia Jax stands tall, a dominant champion over her defeated opponents.

EAM Television Championship Matchup
WALTER (c) Vs Wardlow

The air crackles with tension as WALTER and Wardlow stare each other down in the ring. The bell rings, and the two heavyweights collide in a thunderous lock-up. Wardlow, the powerhouse, tries to overpower the champion, but WALTER, the immovable object, holds his ground.
​Wardlow unleashes a flurry of strikes, but the champion absorbs them, his chest turning red from the impact. WALTER responds with his signature, bone-jarring chops, the sound echoing through the arena. Wardlow stumbles, gritting his teeth in pain, before connecting with a massive lariat that sends WALTER spinning. The challenger goes for the kill, hoisting WALTER up for a Powerbomb Symphony. But the champion fights free, catching Wardlow off guard. WALTER delivers a brutal Powerbomb of his own, folding Wardlow in half. He follows up with a final, devastating chop to the chest, and the referee counts to three. WALTER retains the EAM Television Championship.

Tag Team Matchup
Hardy Boyz Vs Young Bucks

The crowd is a sea of anticipation as Jeff and Nick Jackson start things off. Nick's fast-paced offense is met with Jeff's unorthodox style, a classic contrast. Matt Hardy tags in, and the crowd roars as he faces off against Matt Jackson. The "Delete!" chants from the Hardy faithful are deafening. The Bucks, however, quickly take control, utilizing their signature double-team maneuvers. They hit a springboard senton/moonsault combo, followed by a series of stereo superkicks that send the Hardys reeling.
​But the veterans have seen it all before. Jeff Hardy connects with a Whisper in the Wind, a move that turns the tide. He then hits a Swanton Bomb on Nick Jackson on the outside, a true high-risk spot. The crowd explodes. Inside the ring, Matt Hardy delivers a Twist of Fate to Matt Jackson, setting him up perfectly. The Bucks' attempt at a comeback is thwarted, and the Hardys hit their Poetry in Motion, a nod to their classic offense. In the end, the experience of the Hardy Boyz proves too much, and they secure the victory...

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- Before the show starts, camera switch to the backstage area where Rex Steiner attacks David Benoit. But after a short brawl, Benoit gets saved by some other wrestlers who enters the scene, like Hook and Prince Devitt.

Singles Matchup
Danhausen Vs Eli Drake

- Danhausen bumps into Styles backstage, where Styles asks Danhausen if he still wants to team up for a match.

Tag Team Matchup
reDragon (Kyle O'Reilly & Bobby Fish) Vs FTR (Cash Wheeler & Dash Harwood)

Singles Matchup
Seth Rollins Vs Tommaso Ciampa

- Johnny Gargano walks out during the match and distracts, costing Rollins the match.

EAM Tag Team Championships Matchup
The Rockers (Shawn Michaels & Marty Jannetty) (c) Vs Hardy Boyz