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 Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2011 8:15 am
Brantley reached out from under the ropes and grabbed the referee by the ankles. He'd pull out the legs from under him and drag him under the ropes onto the floor making sure he'd land on his feet. He hoped this would result in a disqualification giving Duality the win, but Freak retaining.
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2011 8:32 am
Freakshow is lifted high up onto the top turnbuckle! There's a rumbling in the audience, they're curious as to what this could be. Those who think they know are being the loudest. Freak himself is having trouble of keeping upright on the top turnbuckle, slouching off to the sides a few times, nearly taking a tumble to the outside. Freaks arms hang helplessly at the sides as Duality hooks him for the Sky High DDT.
From the turnbuckle to the floor Duality and Freakshow crash. Both bodies are strewn across the mat, the end result looks like a car wreck, probably one with Duality driving a semi-truck, and Freakshow driving a prius. Aside from the initial bounce after his head hit the canvas, causing him to flip onto his back, Freak makes no movement. It was a guarantee that the man was knocked out. A good cap to a match that was, in its later part, a prolonged curbstomping. But there was just one problem..
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2011 12:44 pm
Duality crawls with all the strength left in his body to go for a cover on Freak, but the crowd boo's uproarously at Summers' actions.
The referee is irate at his interference, and decides to do something about it. The referee ejects Brantley from ringside, to the tremendous enjoyment of the audience in attendance.
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2011 3:00 pm
Brantley was angry with the referee's decision to throw him out. All the pent up anger due to his actions caused him to explode, so before he left, he'd give the referee a hard slap to the face with a very, sassy attitude. Only then, would he take his leave.
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2011 3:02 pm
Freakshow is covered! But still no count from the ref, who is preoccupied on the outside of the ring!
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2011 3:10 pm
The referee is clearly upset about being kicked in the head, pulled out of the ring, and then slapped. He makes an executive decision and waves off the match, disqualifying Freakshow and drepriving Duality at his shot at the title. Duality is enraged, and he takes his battered body out of the ring to confront the referee. Instead of argue, he decides to just punish him, and Duality lifts the referee up and scoop slams him on the announce table. He jumps up to the apron, grabbing the top rope and looking back at the prone ref, before springing up and moonsaulting from the top rope onto the ref, plowing both of them through the table.
The crowd is mixed, some feeling sorry for Duality after he put so much on the line and performing such a great match, but others thought even this was going too far. Duality collected himself and left the ringside area, slightly limping from the incredibly hard fought match. After he was gone, the announcer had the balls to finally announce the results.
"Your winner by disqualification, Duality, however STILL your WWF Deific Champion, Freakshow!"
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Posted: Sat Jul 23, 2011 4:13 pm
A few minutes pass... Freakshow lurches back to life. All he can do is tilt his head up. His music was playing.. He didn't remember winning.. He looks around, slowly but surely he picks up little clues about the outcome. Fans booing, stagehands getting his belt, etc. He lets out a gasp of relief, then rolls over to his side. Finally it was over. Somehow, he wasn't sure how or why, he'd won.
He rolls out of the ring and is promptly handed his two belts. Freakshow clutches both of them closely to himself, before nearly collapsing to the floor. He needs the referees assistance to make it backstage. The whole time he holds both titles tightly, almost like a safety blanket. The look on his face is one of confusion, shock, and a little bit of satisfaction.
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