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the following contest is an xtreme rules match scheduled for one fall. introducing first.....

The unfamiliar track Bigger and Better by Clawfinger hit the arena speaker, as boos began showering from the crowd as Seitz' silhouette became visible in his trademark golden spotlight. The ever arrogant German rose his arms causing plumes of fireworks to erupt from both sides of the stage. With a cocky grin on his face, motioned his employee to step from backstage behind him, further boos welcoming Jamie Cope, notably carrying a steel chair for the Bavarian Brawler.

The pair began their descent down the ramp, the German taunting the crowd as they did, whilst his ex-MMA colleague simply stared coldly at the ring. Soon, Wilhelm Seitz reached the side of the ring, removing a hooded jacket with the words "The Superior One" emblazoned in gold on the back, signalling for his partner to pass him the chair, and wait outside the ring. The German hit the middle of the chair, shouting to his Wrestlemania opponent "imagine it's your head", before, content with his weapon's solidity slid into the ring, swiftly climbing the corner turnbuckle, raising his "advantage" high above his head to another cold response from the capacity crowd.

Once again, Seitz hit the chair, sarcastically pleading his opponent to make the first move, a twisted smile across his face.

The bell rung.

Seitz shrugged his shoulders, agreeing to his opponent's demands, suddenly bursting into action, charging at Rosario, looking to swing the steel chair at the smaller man's ribs!

Seitz' opening gambit failed, leaving him recoiling backwards thanks to a kick from Rosario.

Seitz was about to attack in retaliation, but he saw Rosario had claimed his chair, and instread backed away and again began to plead, this time, seriously, hoping that his opponent would do "the right thing" and drop the chair so they could fight "fairly".

Needless to say the fans voices rose as they hoped Rosario would give him the German the kind of treatment he had earned for over the last few weeks.

The chair sent the German to the ground to a huge cheer from the audience.

Seitz lay pretty much motionless, so Rosario's leg drop seemed like a sure thing, until, that is, the German's ace in the hole came into play. Just before Rosario dropped his leg on the Bavarian Brawler, Jamie Cope pulled his grounded ally out of the ring, hoping to give his colleague the oppourtunity to recover from the chair shot.

The crowd's booing was deafening, but the two villainous personas were more or less oblivious to it. Cope helped Seitz to his feet, who, after taking a moment to recover, pulled another chair out from under the ring and slid back in to the ring.