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 Posted: Sat Apr 13, 2013 4:10 pm
LWL World Championship Scramble Qualifier!
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Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 11:14 am
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Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 8:06 pm
(Wow, you really are an overrated piece of s**t. rofl )
"The following contest is set for one fall!"
The camera focused on the entrance towards the top of the ramp for a few seconds, but soon the shot and the rest of the arena would be overcame by darkness. Laser lights alternated colors between white, purple, and red to the guitar riffs of this man's theme song.
Red eyes and tears, no more for you my love I fear.
Red eyes and tears, no more for you my love I fear.
No more fear, no more fear, I'm in love.
"Making his way to the ring, fighting out of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, weighing in at two hundred eighteen pounds... A, JAAAAAAAAYYY, WARRR-NER."
A spotlight hit the top of the ramp to reveal the wrestler who had been associated with the infamous theme song for years: AJ Warner. His last consistent stint within a huge wrestling federation was elite, but he had as much respect for his competitors and his fans as he did then, which was well, nonexistent. Once the spotlight hit him, AJ started walking down the ramp with the spotlight following. No flashy taunts for the old veteran anymore; he wasn't out here to impress anyone but himself.
I'm losing sensation, for you my love I fear.
I'm losing sensation, for you my love I fear.
No more fear, no more fear, I'm in love.
Warner stopped at the end of the ramp and looked to his left and right at the fans surrounding him. A majority of the audience booed, yet a lot of people exclusive to LWL and new to wrestling did not know who he was. With this thought, AJ smirked. He would give them a reason to remember him soon. It all started with an old friend and long-time rival: Jed. AJ hopped on the apron and climbed under the top rope, going to the opposite set of ropes and pointing down to the mat with both hands to show it was his ring. The lights came back on and shortly thereafter, he sat on the middle turnbuckle. Warner, along with the rest of the crowd, awaited his opponents arrival.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 7:02 pm
To The Limit!!
I didn't think that I had a debt to pay
'Til they came to take what I had left away
Jed's entrance video was shown as soon as To was said. This video showed many of Jed's matches in his history of LWL. Jed was shown beating up people.
I've been the first to sign on every wall
Down the road and round the bend
Jed was shown with his back to the camera as the crowd saw him. Jed looked in the mirror as he was looking at his robe. Jed was ready for this experience here at this LWL. Jed turned around and walked toward the stairs. Jed paused at the bottom of the stairs. Jed looked around thinking what is he going to do. Jed walked to the top of the stairs as his music kept playing. Jed stopped while looking up and at a Black Curtain.
We pray to god it never ends
I've been, I've seen, we've screamed to everyone
Jed walked out from the back as the crowd cheered Jed. Jed walked down toward the ring as just the sight of Jed got a reaction out of the crowd. Jed's robe was dragging some on the ground as he walked towards the ring. Jed stopped in front of the ring.
Weighing in at 229 pounds. From Pensacola Florida. JED!!!
Jed looked around as the crowd was watching him. Jed walked towards the ring and touched the ring apron before moving towards the steel steps. Jed got onto the apron and the ref sat on the second rope and pushed on the top rope. Jed took off his old school robe. Jed was ready to get this battle going.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:28 pm
Warner stood in his corner, watching Jed like a bird of prey. There was no friendship here; just a good old asskicking that both of these men had prepared for tonight.
Ding ding ding!
AJ started circling the ring, trying to predict what Jed's next move. In any case, Warner offer his arm out to try a test of strength.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:36 pm
Jed walked toward Aj in his wrestling stance. Jed raised his right arm into the air trying to see what Aj was going to do. Jed reached out his left arm trying to grab Aj's left wrist/fingers.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:46 pm
AJ had his right arm raised to grab Jed's hand, but his left wrist, though somewhat close to his body, was not close enough. Jed grabbed Warner's wrist and all he could do was attempt to use his free hand and wrap it around his opponent's head and grab his other forearm for a headlock.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 8:57 pm
Jed was snatched into a side headlock, but that wasn't going to stop Jed from trying to get out of it. Jed kept his arm up trying to loosen the pressure of the side headlock by AJ.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 9:03 pm
AJ noticed the headlock was not going to last much longer, but Jed's hand was still on his wrist. Gotta think quickly. Warner let go of the headlock but grabbed Jed's left wrist; the wrist on the hand that was on AJ's left wrist. Warner would try to go under it and go for an arm lock, trying to keep the start of the match at a relatively slow pace.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 9:14 pm
Aj was able to transition easily into an arm lock. Jed tried to relive some of the pressure so he tried to squeeze Aj's arm. Maybe Jed's grip would loosen Aj's.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 9:18 pm
AJ's grip was not weakening enough to let go of the hold, however he did not want Jed to have more time to think strategically. He was a smart opponent, and Warner found that out many years ago. He let go of his arm lock and went for forearms to the back of Jed's head shortly thereafter.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 9:27 pm
Jed was hit in the back of the head by Aj. Jed dropped to a knee and then fell face first to the canvas. Now a days with MMA being strong competition with wrestling who know what could know what. Back in the 80's a wristock could end a match, so maybe this forearm could knock out Jed. In the past Jed beat Aj Warner in a matter of 12 seconds with the Ameircan Made Cutter, so who knows, maybe this forearm was the knock out blow.
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 9:37 pm
(I must've been absent for that one! Badumtsss.... emo )
AJ started circling around Jed who was on the ground, shouting at him violently. "Get up!!" But rather than waiting, AJ went to grab Jed's arms and go for a very early HJK on the main eventer!
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Posted: Mon Apr 15, 2013 11:14 pm
(It was in WWE:U. XD)
As Jed's arm were grabbed Jed tried to pull them forward and turn his legs that were inside of Aj's as he set up his curb stomp. Jed was trying for a drop toe hold.
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Posted: Tue Apr 16, 2013 11:47 am
A lot of wrestling critics wondered if the canvas really hurt. A lot of fans were unsure, but the one thing they did not about landing is that it's never fun to land on your face, which is exactly what AJ did after the drop toe hold connected. Warner held his nose after the fall, with his stomach on the mat.
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