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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 7, 2024 15:47:14 GMT 1
The crowd roared as the lights dimmed, signaling the start of the much-anticipated match. The announcer’s voice echoed through the venue, “Ladies and Gentlemen, it’s time for the WWX Television Championship Match!” First, the reigning champion, Guru Kawa, made his entrance. His imposing figure cast a large shadow over the ring as he climbed through the ropes, his eyes focused on retaining his title. His opponent, Chris Elite, followed suit, his determination evident in his stride. The bell rang, and the match began. Both wrestlers circled each other, each looking for an opening. Chris Elite made the first move, attempting his signature “CK3” Modified Bridging Cross Arm Bar. However, Guru Kawa was quick to counter, breaking free from the hold and retaliating with his Guru Gramth (Samoan Driver), sending Chris Elite crashing to the mat. The match continued with both wrestlers trading blows and executing their signature moves. Chris Elite managed to land his “The Baptism of Holy Fire” Running Knee Strike, followed by a Tombstone Piledriver, which seemed to have Guru Kawa reeling. However, the champion proved his mettle by quickly recovering and retaliating with his Guru Special (Samoan Drop). As the match neared its climax, Chris Elite attempted his second signature move, the “Kaos” Piledriver on the Apron. However, Guru Kawa was ready. He countered the move, turning it into his own Guru Special (Samoan Drop), much to the surprise of the audience. With Chris Elite momentarily stunned, Guru Kawa seized the opportunity. He climbed to the top rope and executed his finisher, the Banzai Drop (Running Seated Senton from the Top Rope). The impact sent a shockwave through the ring, and the audience held their breath as Guru Kawa went for the pin. The referee counted, “One… Two… Three…” and the bell rang. Guru Kawa had successfully retained his WWX Television Championship title. The crowd erupted in cheers as Guru Kawa stood victorious, his hand raised high by the referee. This match was a testament to the skill and determination of both wrestlers, but in the end, Guru Kawa’s experience and quick thinking allowed him to retain his title. It was a night that the fans in Rhode Island would remember for a long time. |
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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 7, 2024 16:00:32 GMT 1
The night of January 19, 2023, was a memorable one for wrestling fans worldwide. The event was "WWN Attrition," and the venue was the legendary "El Federal Arena" in Puerto Rico. The atmosphere was electric, the crowd was roaring, and the stage was set for an epic Tag Team Match.
The teams were Guru Kawa and Desean Pratt versus Chris Elite and El Hero II. Each wrestler was a titan in their own right, but together, they promised a spectacle that would go down in wrestling history.
The match began with a face-off between Guru Kawa and Chris Elite. Kawa, known for his brute strength and agility, attempted to overpower Elite with a series of powerful blows. However, Elite, with his quick reflexes, managed to dodge and counter Kawa's attacks. The crowd cheered as Elite executed a perfect Choke-assisted Lariat Clothesline, sending Kawa sprawling on the mat.
Meanwhile, Desean Pratt and El Hero II were engaged in a fierce battle of their own. Pratt, known for his high-flying maneuvers, attempted to take down El Hero II with a series of aerial attacks. However, El Hero II, with his superior strength and resilience, managed to withstand Pratt's onslaught.
As the match progressed, the tension in the arena was palpable. Each team was giving their all, and the outcome was anyone's guess. However, the turning point came when Guru Kawa attempted to execute his signature move, the Guru Special (Samoan Drop), on Chris Elite.
Elite, however, had other plans. In a stunning display of agility and quick thinking, he countered the Guru Special into a Choke-assisted Lariat Clothesline, sending Kawa crashing to the mat. The crowd erupted in cheers as Elite swiftly followed up with his finisher, God's Baptism (Flying Cutter).
Simultaneously, El Hero II executed a Sitting Elevated Piledriver on Desean Pratt, effectively taking him out of the equation. With both their opponents down, Chris Elite went for the pinfall on Guru Kawa. The referee counted, "One, two, three!" and the match was over.
Chris Elite and El Hero II had won the Tag Team Match. The crowd erupted in cheers as the victorious duo celebrated their hard-fought victory. It was a night of intense action, thrilling maneuvers, and unforgettable moments. The "WWN Attrition" at "El Federal Arena" was indeed a spectacle to behold.
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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 7, 2024 16:15:12 GMT 1
Segment #1 Scene opens in a dimly lit locker room. “The Icon” Chris Elite is seen sitting on a chair, holding a white mask. Chris Elite:
“There are fleeting moments in which I assess the state of this world, in past and present form, and wonder if I’ve done my children a disservice in bringing them here. On rare occasions, my wife and I have marveled upon, and mourned over, the gift of life we have bestowed upon our children. By ‘gift’ I, of course, mean the curse of life’s most grievous constants wrought upon them—pain and suffering. Because this world is rotten, I am aware. People like me make the world a rotten place, I am aware. People like my beloved wife, in no offense, make the world a rotten place. People like me turn people like Kassidy, and the children we’ve begotten, into rotten people. Yet despite my reign of long-enduring treachery, all that we desire more than any accolades, championships, personal glory, any of it—is to prevent our offspring from experiencing as much suffering as humanly possible—futile as our efforts may be. Alas, name a royal family worth their weight in compost that wouldn’t want the same for their own progeny? Desean Pratt. You stepped in my business, wanting a WWX TV Title Shot. Go away, before we bury another weary soul.” Scene pans as Chris Elite stares into the camera, grabs the mask, and puts it on. Chris Elite:
“In Gnostic theology, The Demiurge is identified as the creator of the material world. The Demiurge originates from The Ether, an emanation of the divine, and asserts himself as the supreme deity. He is responsible for the creation of the physical universe and its ruling entities, the Archons. He claims sovereignty over these creations, positioning himself as the chief authority within the material realm. One would even consider him to be the ‘Master Builder.’ It is he who governs over the material world and the higher spiritual realm of the true divine when all is said and done. This realm in which you all inhabit may be likened unto a prison planet, and it is the likes of me who have barred the gates and welded the bars trapping you into this hellscape for an eternity. It would appear as though the human race is in a perpetual race to the bottom—a tale as old as time itself. As you reproduce, you damn innocent souls into experiencing perpetual enmity and never-ending sorrows. You will chase the dragons through walls of fire in hell for all eternity, and never lay hold of its scales. Farewell, happy fields, where joy forever dwells. I once held parenthood to a distinction of fundamental virtue. I now understand that it is selfish. Through the ages, as I age, I grow that much more familiar with just how much of a selfish bastard that I am, WWX faithful.” Scene fades as Chris Elite speaks into the camera. Chris Elite:
“Underneath it all, being a father and a patriarch was never actually about my bloodline. It was never about my wife. Or my ex-wife. Or my ex-wife. It was about me. Admittedly, it was a mechanism to cope with the grim nature of our reality, in all of its temporal means of torment. The same—I say—is the case for all fathers and mothers. Your children are your anchor to permanence, and many of you know this to be true, you just aren’t willing to admit it. Down to an epigenetic microcosm, Guru Kawa, the Samoan King, I challenge you to a Street Fight for the WWX Television Championship at WWX Great War in 2 weeks.” |
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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 7, 2024 17:49:28 GMT 1
The bell rings, and the Best of Three Falls Match between LJ Cleary and David Douglas begins. The crowd roars in anticipation as the two wrestlers circle each other, sizing up their opponent.
Douglas makes the first move, catching Cleary off guard with a swift GOAT Trot. Cleary stumbles but quickly regains his footing, retaliating with a Sliding K. The two wrestlers exchange blows, each trying to gain the upper hand.
Douglas then surprises Cleary with his signature move, Erøs. He leaps from the second rope, delivering a diving leg drop targeting Cleary’s head, followed by a sit-out cradle tombstone piledriver. The crowd gasps as Cleary hits the mat. Douglas goes for the pin, and the referee counts to three. Douglas wins the first fall.
Cleary, however, is not deterred. He gets back on his feet, ready for the second fall. As the match continues, an unexpected assist comes from Jeff Jarrett, who delivers a guitar shot to Douglas. Seizing the opportunity, Cleary lands his Pump-up Kneestrike on Douglas, sending him sprawling. Cleary quickly pins Douglas, and the referee counts to three. Cleary wins the second fall, evening the score.
The final fall begins with both wrestlers giving their all. Cleary attempts his Bridging Dragon Suplex, but Douglas counters with a Protect Ya Neck. The crowd is on the edge of their seats as the two wrestlers grapple, each trying to land their finisher.
In a surprising turn of events, Douglas manages to execute his Lullaby finisher. He pops up Cleary into a suplex, converting it into the Coquina Clutch submission hold. Cleary struggles, but eventually falls unconscious. The referee calls the match, and Douglas wins the third and final fall.
As the match ends, “The Icon” Chris Elite enters the ring, celebrating with Douglas. The crowd cheers as the scene fades, marking the end of an unforgettable match.
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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 7, 2024 18:02:28 GMT 1
The crowd roared as the lights dimmed, signaling the start of the much-anticipated "WWX TV Title Street Fight Match". The air was thick with anticipation. In one corner stood the reigning champion, Guru Kawa, a formidable force known for his devastating Samoan Drop, the "Guru Special". In the other corner, the challenger, Chris Elite, a cunning and agile wrestler, known for his deadly "Dangerous Zone" move.
The bell rang, and the match began. Kawa charged at Elite, but Elite was quick on his feet, dodging and weaving around the champion. The crowd watched in awe as the two wrestlers danced around each other, each waiting for the perfect moment to strike.
Kawa, seeing an opening, lunged at Elite, attempting to execute his signature move, the Guru Special. But Elite was ready. He countered the Samoan Drop with a swift Tornado DDT, sending Kawa crashing to the mat. The crowd gasped as Elite went for the pin, but Kawa kicked out after a two count. The match was far from over.
Kawa, not one to be easily defeated, quickly recovered and climbed to the top rope, preparing for his next move, the Guru Drop. But Elite was one step ahead. As Kawa launched himself off the top rope, Elite countered with a stunning Pedigree, leaving Kawa dazed and disoriented.
Seizing the opportunity, Elite executed his Dangerous Zone move. He hit the stunned Kawa with a Jumping Flying Cutter out of nowhere. The crowd held their breath as Elite went for the pin. One... Two... Three! The bell rang, and the crowd erupted into cheers.
Chris Elite had done it. He had defeated Guru Kawa and won the WWX TV Title. The underdog had triumphed, proving once again that in the world of wrestling, anything is possible. As Elite held up the title belt, the crowd cheered his name, marking the end of an unforgettable reign of "the Samoan King" and it marked the rise of "The Icon"
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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 7, 2024 18:52:40 GMT 1
WWN Attrition Volume 4: WWX Television Championship 2 out of 3 Falls Match
The crowd roars as the lights dim, signaling the start of the much-anticipated match between Chris Elite © and Tommy Veritas. The tension is palpable as both wrestlers step into the ring, their eyes locked on each other.
First Fall: Veritas takes the offensive, hitting Elite with a Final Termination (Pumphandle Half-Nelson Driver), followed by a Pop-up Piledriver. The crowd gasps as Veritas goes for the pin, but Elite kicks out at the two count. Not to be outdone, Elite retaliates with a Heró (Sit-out Chokebomb), but Veritas manages to kick out at the 2.5 count. Veritas then lands The Blackout (Inverted STO Back Breaker) on Elite, securing the first fall.
Second Fall: Elite, not willing to give up his title so easily, counters an Agony Driver (Cut-Throat Driver) from Veritas into a Dangerous Zone (Flying Jumping Cutter out of nowhere). The crowd erupts as Elite pins Veritas for the three count, equalizing the score.
Third Fall: In the final moments of the match, Elite hits a Reyes Del Mundo (619 into a Flip Piledriver) on Veritas, stunning him. Seizing the opportunity, Elite lands another Heró on Veritas, sending him crashing into a table. The crowd holds its breath as Elite goes for the pin, securing the final fall and retaining his title.
As the match concludes, the scene fades with DeAngelo Wolfe seen clapping in the background, while a triumphant Elite celebrates his hard-fought victory.
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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 10, 2024 3:14:21 GMT 1
The atmosphere was electric at the EWF Summerfest. The crowd was buzzing in anticipation for the Best of Two out Of Three Falls Triple Threat Elimination Match for the WWX Television Championship. The contenders were Chris Elite ©, Pappadon, and DJ Hero. The bell rang, and the match began with a flurry of action. Pappadon took the initiative, targeting DJ Hero with a series of powerful strikes. He then executed a Cradle Powerbomb on Hero, but only managed to get a two-and-a-half count. Not deterred, Pappadon quickly followed up with his signature move, the Devilish. This devastating maneuver involved a Piledriver, followed by a Modified Dragon Sleeper Suplex. Hero, unable to withstand the onslaught, tapped out, thus getting eliminated. With Hero out, it was down to Chris Elite and Pappadon. Elite, the reigning champion, was not about to give up his title easily. He launched into his offensive, hitting Pappadon with the Amjut, a Double-Arm DDT followed by a Cravate Driver. The crowd held its breath as the referee counted, but Pappadon kicked out at two. Pappadon retaliated with the Devilish II, a Pop-Up Piledriver followed by a Modified Dragon Sleeper Suplex. The crowd gasped as the referee counted, but once again, it was only a two count. In the final moments of the match, Elite summoned all his strength and hit a Jumping Cutter on Pappadon. The referee counted, and this time, there was no kick out. The bell rang, and the crowd erupted in cheers. Chris Elite had successfully retained the WWX Television Championship for the fourth time |
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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 10, 2024 3:39:17 GMT 1
Scene 1: The Locker Room The scene opens in a dimly lit locker room in Nashville, Tennessee. A shadow dances across a hardwood floor, cast there by a man holding The WWX Television Championship, captive by the candlelight. A slow waltz is playing in the background, the violins screaming in harmony with the tension in the room. Chris Elite, the man holding the championship, breaks the silence, “There is little room left in my heart for love, and every day I wake up in pain. Old prison scars ache, my memories bleed, and my liver prods me. All of this of course, is my own fault. I’m the one who put myself in a position to be hurt. Yet, there is no other place in the world I’d rather be than in the line of fire. In the ring, in love, in life, I rush towards the flames knowing that pain is surely waiting on the other side. But in the end, no matter how much agony life inflicts, I remain ‘The Icon’.” Scene 2: The Contract The scene pans to another man, Sandy Greggs from SKF, holding a contract. He addresses Chris, “Mr. Elite, I represent PJ Skillz and I would like to tell you that at WWX Hall of Glass, you will be defending the WWX TV Title vs. Skilled Foundations PJ Skillz in a No Rules Match with special Enforcer Jeff Jarrett.” “Bloody Hell,” Chris Elite responds, the weight of the upcoming match evident in his voice. Scene 3: The Brother The scene pans again, revealing Chris Elite’s brother and former rival, Antho. He speaks with a determined tone, “Bro, enemy of my enemies is my dearest brother. The Skilled Foundation is fried.” The scene fades as Chris Elite and Antho share a hug, a symbol of their united front against the upcoming challenges. |
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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 11, 2024 3:21:24 GMT 1
Sent by Copilot:WWX Vendetta, Paris, France, 5-12-12 The crowd roared in anticipation as the lights dimmed, signaling the start of the 3 on 3 Tag Team 4-Way Glass Walled Wargames Match. The stakes were high; if Team Elite won, Chris Elite would defend the WWX Television Title in a Best of 3 Falls 4-Way Match at the WWX World Series. If The Skilled Foundation pinned Elite, PJ Skillz would win the WWX Television Championship. The teams entered the ring: Rebel Nation (Cyclone, Chris Hessian, Apollo Calix), Team Elite (Chris Elite, Alex Anderson, & Scott Diamond), Team Phenomenal (Prince of Phenomenal, Dark Demon, Kawajai), and Skilled Foundation (PJ Skills, Anthrax, Xavier Steel). The tension was palpable as the bell rang, signaling the start of the match. The match was a whirlwind of action, with each team showcasing their skills and determination. The glass walls of the ring added an extra layer of danger, with each slam against the wall sending shards of glass flying. Despite the chaos, each team managed to work together, executing their strategies flawlessly. As the match progressed, it became clear that Chris Elite was the one to watch. He moved with a grace and power that was unmatched, easily holding his own against the other teams. His signature moves, the Spear and the Cutter, were executed with precision, leaving his opponents reeling. The turning point of the match came when Chris Elite speared Kawajai into the glass wall, eliminating him from the match. The crowd gasped as Kawajai crumpled to the floor, shards of glass glittering around him. With one opponent down, Chris Elite turned his attention to Cyclone. With a swift move, Chris Elite hit a Cutter on Cyclone, sending him sprawling. The referee started the count, but Cyclone managed to kick out at two. Undeterred, Chris Elite picked Cyclone up and hit a devastating Powerbomb, pinning him for the three count. The crowd erupted in cheers as the bell rang, signaling the end of the match. Chris Elite had won, securing his spot in the Best of 3 Falls 4-Way Match at the WWX World Series. As his teammates joined him in the ring, the crowd chanted his name, celebrating his victory. Despite the chaos and destruction of the match, one thing was clear: Chris Elite was a force to be reckoned with. His victory at WWX Vendetta was just the beginning, and the WWX World Series promised to be an event not to be missed. " style="position: relative; display: block; border: 1px solid var(--cib-color-stroke-neutral-primary); border-radius: var(--cib-border-radius-large); clear: both; margin-top: 0px !important;"> <slot> WWX Vendetta, Paris, France, 5-12-12
The crowd roared in anticipation as the lights dimmed, signaling the start of the 3 on 3 Tag Team 4-Way Glass Walled Wargames Match. The stakes were high; if Team Elite won, Chris Elite would defend the WWX Television Title in a Best of 3 Falls 4-Way Match at the WWX World Series. If The Skilled Foundation pinned Elite, PJ Skillz would win the WWX Television Championship.
The teams entered the ring: Rebel Nation (Cyclone, Chris Hessian, Apollo Calix), Team Elite (Chris Elite, Alex Anderson, & Scott Diamond), Team Phenomenal (Prince of Phenomenal, Dark Demon, Kawajai), and Skilled Foundation (PJ Skills, Anthrax, Xavier Steel). The tension was palpable as the bell rang, signaling the start of the match.
The match was a whirlwind of action, with each team showcasing their skills and determination. The glass walls of the ring added an extra layer of danger, with each slam against the wall sending shards of glass flying. Despite the chaos, each team managed to work together, executing their strategies flawlessly.
As the match progressed, it became clear that Chris Elite was the one to watch. He moved with a grace and power that was unmatched, easily holding his own against the other teams. His signature moves, the Spear and the Cutter, were executed with precision, leaving his opponents reeling.
The turning point of the match came when Chris Elite speared Kawajai into the glass wall, eliminating him from the match. The crowd gasped as Kawajai crumpled to the floor, shards of glass glittering around him. With one opponent down, Chris Elite turned his attention to Cyclone.
With a swift move, Chris Elite hit a Cutter on Cyclone, sending him sprawling. The referee started the count, but Cyclone managed to kick out at two. Undeterred, Chris Elite picked Cyclone up and hit a devastating Powerbomb, pinning him for the three count.
The crowd erupted in cheers as the bell rang, signaling the end of the match. Chris Elite had won, securing his spot in the Best of 3 Falls 4-Way Match at the WWX World Series. As his teammates joined him in the ring, the crowd chanted his name, celebrating his victory.
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Post by dayoneuce on Jul 11, 2024 3:40:12 GMT 1
The atmosphere was electric at the Maine Rodeo Arena in Bangor, Maine. The crowd was buzzing with anticipation for the WWX TV Title Mindfield Marathon Match between Chris Elite and Devan Dubian. The stakes were high, the tension palpable.
The first fall was a Tables, Ladders, Chairs & Stairs Match. Both wrestlers showed incredible athleticism and determination. Elite, with his signature agility, managed to dodge Dubian's attacks, using the ladders and chairs to his advantage. The crowd held their breath as Elite climbed the ladder, Dubian hot on his heels. In a stunning move, Elite hit an **Pedigree** on Dubian from the top of the ladder. The crowd erupted as Elite retrieved the Title, winning the first fall.
The second fall was a Razor-Wire & Lighttubes Match, a brutal test of endurance. The ring was transformed into a dangerous battlefield, the razor wire glinting ominously under the arena lights. Dubian, fueled by the loss of the first fall, came back with a vengeance. He managed to corner Elite, and with a swift, powerful move, hit an **Powerbomb** on Elite into the razor wire. The crowd gasped as Elite writhed in pain. Dubian pinned Elite for the three count, winning the second fall.
The third and final fall was a 17-minute Time Limit Match. The clock was ticking, adding another layer of pressure to the already intense match. Both wrestlers were visibly exhausted, but neither was willing to back down. They traded blows, each trying to gain the upper hand. As the clock ticked down, Elite managed to hit an Dangerous Zone (Jumping Cutter) on Dubian. The crowd counted along as Elite pinned Dubian in the 16:57 part of the timed match, for the three count.
With that, Chris Elite emerged victorious, retaining his WWX TV Title. The crowd erupted into cheers, the roar of their applause echoing throughout the arena. It was a match for the ages, a testament to the skill, determination, and resilience of both wrestlers. |
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