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 Posted: Thu May 15, 2014 11:53 pm
Jack w o u lo have his momentum briefly halted by the kick to the knee, and the O.M.W.C. would stumble back a few feet his arm lowering to his knee as he fell backward against the ropes, keeping his eyes on the Champion.
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 2:55 pm
Separation would be made, Trent would look to take this time of being away from the man who was sending multiple blows to Trent, crushing his spirits slowly. Hoping to exit the ring, with a fast paced roll on his sides. Arson would have to clear the cobwebs fast to stop him from exiting the ring on such short notice.
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 8:51 pm
Trent slipping to the outside proved that Arson was in firm control of the match, and now he had caused Trent to make yet another critical error, and that being giving up the high ground and Arson would come off of the ropes and move to the center of the ring, relieved that Trent didn't try and charge him because the trip to the outside would have been unpreventable for Arson. Now there is a standstill in the match, with challenger standing tall in the center of the ring while the champion tries to pull it together on the outside....one has to wonder what will happen next.
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 9:07 pm
Trent would have fallen hard to the outside, with the padding doing a bit of damage upon impact also. However, he was away from Arson, near the apron of the ring, where he would look to place one hand under the ring skirt and under the ring completely, he would grab on to a sharp item which he pulled out. It was a razor blade, he would begin to slowly place it within his pants, seeing Arson was in the middle of the ring, he would not be able to see this take place. This was a major opening for Trent in many ways, because once that was pulled out, only bad things could come from it, seeing the Asylum Champion is holding it. Still on the padding on the outside, Trent laid with that razor near him for future uses.
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 9:37 pm
Arson noticed Trent fooling around on the apron, but wasn't able to see what exactly it was that eh was doing. Arson knew this was a standard match so teh Asylum Champ getting himself DQ'd would only help Arson get himself a title match. Another thing that is gonna help that, is if Trent gets himself counted out, because the referee motioned for Trent to get back into the ring aand then started the count.
"1!"
"2!"
Jack had no intention of fighting the champ on the outside, he wanted a shot at the Asylum Championship and a clean win over the Champion in the center of the ring was the only way he was going to get started int hat direction.
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 10:01 pm
The count continued while Trent slowly began to make it to his feet, the count reaching four, where Trent would begin to make his journey back to his feet, grabbing on the skirt of the apron and pulling himself back up with pure force. Doing this was smart, but it took a lot out of him, each tug taking away his energy slowly. Arson would watch on the inside. a big guy waiting for the smaller man to get back in the ring was uncharacteristically real, but it was bound to happen. The bronze using a bit of brains.
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Posted: Thu May 22, 2014 10:05 pm
Arson watched as Trent pulled himself up to the apron, and decided that maybe the champ should have to muster the strength to do it a second time, and would look to charge at Trent and connect with a baseball slide that would send the champion tumbling right back to the outside, and if he was able to connect, he would come back up to his feet and signal for the referee to begin counting again...Jack was making a statement here and the statement was that the O.M.W.C. didnt think that the current Asylum Champion had what it took to defeat him...and with the way the match was going thus far he seemed to have good reason to think this way.
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