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 Posted: Sun Nov 11, 2012 8:45 pm
Show Opener
Cage
Jimmy Monera w/Lester vs ???
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 3:04 am
As the video package introducing this year's "Survive the Cage" pay-per-view ends, it's replaced by the orchestral opening riff of Skillet's Awake and Alive, blasting in tune to the flashing lights above the ring. As the harder beat kicks up, Jimmy Monera appears at the top of the ramp, each flash of white light reflecting sparkles off of his emblazoned jacket. Behind him, Lester carries both belts over his shoulders, clad in his street clothes.
"The following contest is a steel cage match! Introducing first, from Detroit Michigan, weighing in at 212 lbs, Jimmy the Avatar Monera!
Jimmy motions the cross across his chest, and walks down the ramp, his partner in tow. They reach the bottom, and he stands there impatiently as a stage hand undoes the chains on the cage door. He takes a microphone from Lester, who moves over to the announcers area as the cage door closes behind Jimmy.
"Surviving the cage," Jimmy starts. "How appropriate it is that I should compete in an event with that name. Because unlike most of you,I've not only survived the cage, I've escaped the cage. The cage of vices, instant gratification, apathy, Atheism, and yes, even prison. But years before I ever strapped on a pair of wrestling boots, I climbed up that cage, and it was the hand of God that helped me out over the top of it. And tonight, I'll be showing all of you lost, withering souls how divine it feels to climb out of our cages, and embrace the loving, forgiving world outside the sinful world you've trapped yourselves in. So keep your eyes on my 'mystery opponent,' as the light of my salvation unfolds before him!"
He tosses the microphone up and over the top of the cage, as he awaits his opponent.
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2012 1:24 pm
The lights faded to black, enough to still see the stage. As Infected Nation by EVILE began to play on the sound system, and when the drum roll finished, this dark figure stepped out from behind the curtain. 
From the skies I see a rising storm
A problem breed of thoughtless born
Aggression runs along the lines
Influence pushes the mass designThe mysterious person walked down the ramp, the crowd kept trying to guess who it was, but it was hard to tell since this person did a good job of keeping their identity hidden. Not to mention a bit creepy looking, and a look that might even offend Jimmy, whether this outfit was intended or not. Infected nation
A faulted creation
Show us salvation
Infected nation The hooded person reached the side of the cage, looking to the corner, one of the door holders, opened the cage door. However, this person didn't step in yet, instead they took off their jacket and dropped it on the floor, revealing their arm tattoos. Any results on the guesses? The person went to the door, still with their hood on, walking up the stairs and inside the cage. They stood directly across from Jimmy, slowly lifting an arm over their head, slowly pulling off their hood. This person revealed him or herself to be... The crowd immediately realized who it was and were shocked! A roar of cheers occurs, and the announcer immediately follows up on the situation, "And his opponent, from Austin, Texas!...... REBZ!"Rebz stared into Jimmy's eyes, thinking back at the last time they fought a really good match for the then Bruiser Title in WWFG before the reboot, and it was unified with the Intercontinental. Except this time, there is no title on the line, but a small one-time feud revived for this Cage themed Pay-Per-View. The bell rings and Rebz stood in her place, waiting for any reactions that Jimmy might do before beginning the match.
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Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 8:43 am
Smirking, Jimmy slowly draws a pair of brass knuckles out of his pocket. It's the same pair he used against her last year, only this year, he's not ashamed to let her see them. He dramatically slides them on his right hand, wiggling his fingers as they go through it.
He steps forward, still smirking, and offers his left hand for a hand-shake.
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Posted: Wed Nov 14, 2012 11:09 am
Rebz thinks to herself, is she really going to fall for that? A shake with his left hand so he could only hit her in the face with his right hand, that has the brass knuckles on it? No.
Instead, Rebz backfires and offers a handshake with her right hand, canceling out his left hand offer. Or they could both simply step back and not even show respect at all.
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 4:32 am
Seeing Rebz offer her right hand, Jimmy chuckles. But instead of accepting her gesture, he attempts to use his left hand to grab her right wrist. If he can do so, he'll attempt to hit a variation of his Whiplash Strike.
((Basically, I'd be pulling you in, and elbowing you in the face.))
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 11:03 am
Even offering a hand at all was already a mistake, Rebz should have stuck with her heelish/disrespectful ways and not have accepted his handshake at all. Rebz got reeled in and immediately her head snaps back when Jimmy elbowed her in the face, holding her face with her free hand!
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 1:31 pm
Still attached to his opponent by the wrist, Jimmy attempts to follow the move through with an arm drag.
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 2:45 pm
Rebz was then dropped to her back with her arm still stretched out, it may hurt, but it's not the best place to bring her down for a submission, especially this early. But who wants to see a cage match end in a pinfall or submission? Rebz was on her bottom with her arm still in Jimmy's grasp, not ready to strike just yet.
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2012 6:31 pm
Still attached to Rebz's arm, Jimmy places his foot on her left shoulder, attempting to push against it while pulling up her arm. Mind you, he's not necessarily aiming for a submission... To him,this would simply be an act of pulling the wing off of a fly.
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Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 11:55 pm
Rebz was still on her bottom, and her shoulder being pushed down into her body by Jimmy's foot was an unpleasant feeling, but there wasn't much she could do in this position.
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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2012 4:35 am
Jimmy releases Rebz's arm, letting her out of the hold. With a cocky grin, he looks down at her, and yells "Now stay down!"
Turning away from her, he walks over to a turnbuckle, and starts to climb up it, trying to use it as a ladder to get him partway up the cage.
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Posted: Sat Nov 17, 2012 9:07 pm
Rebz held her shoulder in pain as she lay face down, but as soon as she looked up to keep an eye on Jimmy, she noticed he was trying to make a quick escape already! Immediately getting up to her feet, she puts her hands on one side of the cage and climbing up to him using the ropes beside him, attempting to elbow him in the gut to stall him.
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2012 6:03 am
The noise from the cage as Rebz climbs up beside him catches Jimmy's attention, but not in time to prepare him for the sharp pain in his side. Gritting his teeth, he looms over at Rebz, and attempts to elbow her in the head.
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Posted: Sun Nov 18, 2012 5:43 pm
Was the elbow enough to knock Rebz off? Not even close, but if she were to fall now, Jimmy would already be close to winning. Rebz keeps her balance, attempting to elbow Jimmy in the gut once more but harder, if the elbow were to stun him enough, she would turn around on the top rope, bring her arm across Jimmy's upper body and attempt a side effect back into the mat!
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