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 Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 2:36 pm
In this topic you can share with members what you did this year in EEW, how you felt you progressed and where you see yourself going! Those of you that remember posting individual topics with your own experiences last year no longer need to do that, just post here instead! biggrin
For example:-
Wrestler Name='The Talented One' Cartwright.
Your Year In EEW=At last years Birthday Show I competed in EEWs first TLCart Match (Steel Splinters Match) against Shadow, Jacob Meyers and Poisin. It was a fantastic match and really close, anyone could have become the next EEW World Champion! I was proud to be apart of that!
Next month at December To Dismember I won my first EEW Tag Team Titles with Casey Bennett in a team called C2. It was a great team which had some high-quality matches against Bloody Reich and The Inquisistion!
In January C5 reformed, Me, Casey Bennett, Chris Danzig, Chris Chaos and Freddie Calumny. It could've been a huge stable but in the end inactivity killed it. Also in January my old Captain Cartwright gimmick returned for one night only in the New Year Gimmick Battle Royal which was alot of fun!
At EEW House Party C2 lost the tag titles to The Inquisistion in a exciting match when Casey Bennett took the fall. I then took a couple of months off as a manager to C5.
At One Night Stand C2 took part in a huge fatal fourway match for the tag team titles against defending champ The Inquisistion, Bloody Reich and The Marines. Being in a match with three other great teams made the match really exciting...which you'd hope for at One Night Stand!
On the June Burn C5 faced The Bloody Inquisistion (The Inquisistion and Bloody Reich) in a Gangsta's Paradise Match, a ECW Origional match! They lost and this signalled the end of C5.
Cartwright then stepped back and watched as his former stablemates battled each other and even quit EEW, in Casey Bennetts case! Shame that C2 ended the way it did, with the cowardly Casey refusing to compete as long as the other stable mates were still employed! Mr. Jaydan made him jump quick enough!
Five months later and Cartwright made a special apperance in EEWs Birthday Show this November against Harli, Shadow and Kelly King 2.0 in a Steel Splinters Match for Harli's EEW World Championship! He made a brief apperance a couple of months ago on Burn to manage Chris Chaos in a match against EEW World Champion Harli as well, as he, Chaos and Freddie Calumny had reformed a alliance as America's Greatest Tag Team!
How you felt you progressed=As the Owner of EEW I have to lead by example and do what's best for the promotion. For me this year, that was creating big storylines to keep EEW flowing and interesting. With C2 I put a huge focus on the tag divisoon and I think that has payed off looking at that division now compared to what it was. With C5 vs The Bloody Inquisistion I was able to make 10 different characters big names in EEW, Tavarius, Snypa, Atrocity and Esoteric most specificly as C5 was made up of more established names in EEW!
Where you see yourself in the future=To be honest I can see myself taking a further step into the backstage in-terms of matches. Why book myself when I can book somebody else? But in terms of storylines I'll still be around to keep EEW ticking in the form of Mr. Jaydan and Mr. Barker instead who I have made none-wrestlers on purpose!
Ofcourse, should anyone want 'The Talented One' for a promo or storyline and I think it'd benefit EEW, I'd consider it! wink
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Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 4:42 pm
John Cardok
2008
Wow, was it one hell of a ride for John Cardok this year!
Cardok had just come off of the Renegades falling apart, becoming enemies with former Renegade members The Inquisition, as well as Saint Joey who became his most bitter rival. This happened after The Inquisition asked Saint Joey to join them, and Cardok angrily told Joey to make a decision. Well he did, and betrayed Cardok.
Cardok and Joey ended up in matches, once teaming up on the April 4th, 2008 in a know your enemy tag team match. After that, they went on to EEW One Night Stand 2008, in their custom made match, the devil's circuit. In the end, Cardok had sweet revenge and dropped Joey from the rafters and onto the arena below!
The Burn episode following, Cardok met up with Dark Saint and the two began a journey that no one will forget as The Cardok-Saint Connection. They're first match suffered in bitter defeat at the hands of Jarel. But they carried on.
Cardok decided to abandon his past, and that included his reputation with the fans and The Renegades. He said the Renegades were over. Cardok then opened up Cardok's Rock Lounge, the only one, on the 7/5/08 edition of Burn! Dark Saint was security and Cardok's guest were Bloody Reich, Snypa and Atrocity. Cardok accused them of being wannabes and riding the coat tails of the Inquistion. The teams ended up in a brawl as well as having two seperate matches that night, Cardok taking on Snypa, and Dark Saint facing Atrocity. The Cardok-Saint connection prevailed as they both individually won. Both teams faced each other at Barely Legal 2008, as tag teams. The match however meant much more then a rivalry ending, it meant a shot at the EEW Tag Titles.
In the match at Barely Legal, not all was well between Snypa and Atrocity. It seemed Snypa was hungry to steal the spotlight for himself. During the match, Snypa turned on his own tag team partner and allowed Cardok and Dark Saint to use their tag team finisher, The Dark Chair Drop. In the end, The Cardok-Saint Connection were named first contenders for the EEW Tag Team Championships.
After their huge victory at Barely Legal, Cardok and Dark Saint lost a victory to Rhamm and Hangover. At Anarachy Rulz, The Cardok-Saint Connection pulled of a victory against The Marines and become champions. But, now Rhamm and Hangover could take the spot of first contenders, as well as some others could. At the end of the year, Cardok's story ended well, gaining his first EEW title! However, will that good story continue?
I feel as if it was a great step up for Cardok this year, he won his first title and successfully transformed into a heel.
Where do I see Cardok in the future?-Hopefully, a title contender now. Cardok has proved himself as a champion now. If his tag team gold is ever taken from him hopefully he can go for some new gold or regain his lost title. That, and I think Cardok will be part of good rivalries and feuds.
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Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 7:42 pm
Marxx
My year didn't start the right way. At the birthday show, not only my tag team split, despite being elected Team of the year, but I suffered a loss in a Intergender tag team match where I was teaming up with Snypa and Damita versus Cruentus Fas. This match was the debut of a long rivalry with my former partner, and one of my longest friend in this business: Mavlik Young.
Then, it was Poisin's turn to get a piece of Marxx, as he faced, and defeated me at December to Dismember. My losing streak wasn't about to end, as you can see.
Right after, it was Mavlik's comeback after his injury. The scheduled rematch between me and Poisin turned into a Triple Threat match. Of course, I lost it, I said earlier I was on a losing streak since my first match in EEW.
But then came a few matches where I was involved in different ways with Mavlik. One time he was my opponent in a tag match at the main event, and right after we were teaming up versus Cardok and Joey in a "Trust your Enemy" special match. Seems like the Renegades were more trusting each other than me and Mav were.
And then came my turning point: One Night Stand 2008, 5-count match, Marxx vs Mavlik Young. Not only it marked the end of a long rivalry with him, but it also marked the end of my losing streak. I didn't know it was to be the turning point for me there.
And then came the draft. At first, I was hoping to stay on Burn, but I was drafted in 2nd round by Drown's GM to be on his roster. I won't hide that, at first, I was upset, but then I saw I was getting there with some of my good friends: Lauri, Josh, Matt, let's just say I didn't cry for long!
And now, on Drown, I was able to say for the first time of my EEW career: I am happy! It was a fresh land, each had their portion of it, it was just to us to make our garden stand out from the others, and I think I was able to do that. If I don't stand out in the ring, a place I stand out might be in interviews, and I proved it when I got the real answers from Kelly King 2.0 about his attack on my friend Josh. But then, for a reason I still don't know, Jonathan Riker came in, sayng I was getting involved...in HIS business, when he wasn't even related to what we were talking about. Oh well, Riker is certainly as hard to understand as this rape investigation around Mary's incident. Oh, and I won my Drown debut by the way, in a pretty good match with Kodiak.
On the next show, I was already on the Main Event! I couldn't believe it! On Burn, I was known as the "Jobber with attitude", but on Drown, I finally exploded and became an icon. I didn't win that match, but that doesn't mean it wasn't a good one.
Then came Barely Legal, where I was facing the really one who got me into the weirdest story of my young career: Jonathan Riker. Extreme championship on the line, everything was looking like I would walk out as the winner. Unfortunately, Riker got the best of me. I didn't win the match, but at least, we settled our differences. I don't respect the man, but I do respect the wrestler now.
The night after, I decided to do a new edition of the After Party. You know, little something real smooth, talking a bit with Josh and all that stuff, nothing too bad. But then, I don't know why, he went on some kind of jealousy trip, saying I had to invite him before King, and he attacked me, right before my Main Event match with Kelly King 2.0. A dream match for me since I was a huge fan of 2.0 back in my young days. However, I picked up the win.
And then came Anarchy Rulz. Hard to say how I feel about that match since it happened early. I don't like to talk about matches when they happened that early, because sometimes, emotions are going over my wrestler thoughts on it.
How I felt I progressed in EEW this year? Well, I started to win, which is already something good! Nah, I'm kidding. I think I finally stood up and let everyone know I was here, as much with my After Parties than with my performances in the ring. I look at what type of wrestler I was last November, and what type of wrestler I am now, and I see a huge evolution, not just in my look, which went from a freaky emo to something a bit more classy, but also in my style, which is way less impulsive and more diversified. In 3 simple words: I became someone.
Where I see myself in the future? Well, right now, I accepted a new job, which is Speed's assistant-head teacher. I see myself working a lot with them, making sure EEW's future continues on that road to greatness the veterans like me, Cartwright, Harli, Shadow, Cardok, and all the great wrestlers who stepped in the EEW arena put it on. But it's not because I accepted that job that I'll hang on my boots, no way! I'm on the best roll of my life on Drown, and it's not going to end now! What you see there is just a Marxx who is on his way up!
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Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2008 11:00 pm
Poisin
The year started off for Poisin by being a guest on the second Extreme Enquire, hosted by Larry Mooney. Poisin talked about how there was no challenge for him anymore and asked Mooney why he wasn't being considered for any championships, mainly the EEW Championship. Upon being interrupted by Chris Danzig, the match was signed for them to meet at Anarchy Rulz 2007. Poisin handily defeated the "Savior of Professional Wrestling" and began his quest for the EEW title.
His quest would take a good turn as he was involved in the first ever TLCart match with Cartwright, Shadow, and current champion Jacob Meyers. Poisin would come up just short after being blinded by Shadow as he was climbing the ladder and has yet to again challenge for any championship since this match.
However, he was far from done. At EEW's December to Dismember, he was put in a match against "The Party Animal" Marxx. He proved to be no challenge for the big man as Marxx tapped out to the Cobra Clutch. Marxx was not done with Poisin, though, as he invited him onto The After Party. Here, Marxx's old partner, Mavlik Young, joined the party where a triple threat match was announced for the next PPV, House Party. Though Poisin came up short, he still proved that he was a force to be reckoned with.
After a little time off, Poisin faced former champion Jacob Meyers before One Night Stand. Proving his dominance and belonging, he easily defeated Meyers. But, that wasn't enough. Upset from his loss to Mavlik Young at House Party, Poisin grabbed a chair and beat Meyers repeatedly. Here is where Poisin's rage was made infamous as several referees and security guards could not help Meyers, who has not wrestled since.
At One Night Stand, Poisin handily defeated another monster known as Moonsta. Later that night, Freakshow, who also won easily, challenged Poisin to a match between them. Poisin accepted and disposed of Freakshow as well. During the night, Poisin was later drafted over to Monday Night Burn to compete for Mr. Barker. A wise choice made, indeed.
On the followeing Monday Night Burn, Poisin had the opportunity to get back into the championship picture as he took on Saint Joey to determine the #1 Contender for Jed's TV Championship. He dominated the match for most of the time, but Joey managed to beat the beast to earn his championship match.
Poisin crept away for a few months but recently returned in September's Burn when he fought The Manhattan Project. During the match, Poisin snapped and attacked an official, making the match a no contest. He then proceded to bite The Manhattan Project before security was able to restrain him.
Now, Poisin has the chance to earn the Extreme Championship in a battle royal at the Birthday show. Can Poisin earn his first EEW gold since joining in 2006? Or will his rage get the better of him?
Hangover
The drunk had a great first year in EEW. Shortly after his debut victory over the legend of Super Dragon and an impressive victory over the Krymzon Ghost, he fought to a no contest with another up-and-comer, Freddie at December to Dismember.
At EEW's second birthday party, Hangover took part in a Gimmick Battle Royal as the "Drunk." He put on a good show, but in the end was eliminated by the eventual winner, Brimstone. It would turn out to be a blessing in disguise as, later that night, he challenged Casey Bennett for the Estremo Championship. After pulling off his finisher, the Adios Mother F*&^er, Hangover claimed the gold from "Your Favorite Wrestler."
There would be no rest for the new Estremo Champion as he put his gold on the line at House Party against both Atrocity XXX and Freddie Calumny. He proved that his win against Bennett was no fluke as he retained his gold after pinning Atrocity.
He would hold the Estremo Championship for a few months before witnessing the triple threat match between Kodiak, Brandon Damone, and Sakamoto Ryuu to determine who he would face at One Night Stand. Ryuu ended up winning the match and later would defeat Hangover for the Estremo Championship. Unfortunately for Hangover, the title went with Ryuu to Drown while Hangover was drafted to Burn, so another title reign does not look to be in the cards anytime soon.
The following Burn saw Hangover's losing continue as he faced Animok and, eventually, tapped out to his Cattle Mutliation submission. Then, in the first of many encounters, Hangover teamed up with The Animal, Rhamm, to take on Animok and Shadow. Unfortunately, Hangover couldn't seem to find a rhythm with Rhamm and they lost to Shadow and Animok.
Hangover finally got back on track at Barely Legal against Saint Joey. He once again proved his aerial prominence by pinning Joey after the Adios Mother F*&^er. The following Burn, Hangover again teamed up with Rhamm, this time to take on the Cardok-Saint connection. After having a little bit of time to work together, they pulled off a win against the future Tag Team Champions. Can Hangover stay on his winning ways and regain some gold? Only the next year will tell!
Rhamm
One year after his debut, Rhamm is quickly becoming one of the biggest names in EEW.
He debuted at EEW's House Party and, although he lost to Jed, showed just how far he's willing to go in a match and what he's willing to do. The following Burn after hearing Jed call him a "sinner," as well as future champion Harli, the two of them teamed up to take on Jed and Dengo. The two picked up a win, though Harli got the pin.
Rhamm would take on Dengo on the next edition and picked up his first victory with his most vicious finisher, the Avalanche. Rhamm would keep his momentum going with a win over Chris Morgan at One Night Stand before being drafted to Burn. His first match after being drafted against Zarel Damone ended abruptly as Jarel and Brandon Damone both came out and distracted the ref as well as put Zarel down, allowing Rhamm to pick up the win before exiting the ring avoid the family affair.
After this "win," Rhamm began to team up with another wrestler, Hangover. Their first match didn't go so well as they lost to Shadow and Animok. Soon after, Rhamm volunteered his services to be a part of Team EEW in the Gaia X-Cup. EEW Owner Cartwright saw fit to not only put The Animal on the team, but also named him as the captain. Rhamm, along with teammates Lauri Henry, Harli, John Cardok, and Johnny "Bloody" Raven, were close on several occasions to bringing the X-Cup to EEW, but unfortunately fell short to GCW.
Rhamm's next singles match was against newcomer, Bryan Bain. Rhamm's limited knowledge about his opponent proved to be fatal as Bain picked up the win. Rhamm then teamed up again with Hangover to take on the Cardok-Saint connection. After a well-timed execution of their new finisher, Bailey's on the Rocks, the two were able to pick up the win.
Will Rhamm keep his momentum going towards gold in the next year?
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Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 2:37 pm
Matt Shanahan,
The year started off the same as always, being stuck on Speed with a bunch of jobbers that didn't even deserve to be able to lace up my boots. Honestly, I can't remember much about Speed, except that fact that I was one of the biggest stars they had. But around June, that all changed when I was drafted to Drown...
Me being drafted with very sudden, and I wasn't even able to make a proper debut since I was out in Philadephia, visiting some friends. So, during one of Kevin Z's shitty matches, I decided to make it know that I was back by destroying him. After his match, I ran out there with my baseball bat in hand and hit a home run, using his head as the ball! After that, everyone knew that I was back in the business!
Shortly after my 'debut', I was awarded a shot at the EEW Estremo Champion against one of my toughest opponents, Ryuu Sakamoto. It was a great match, and it ended with the Chapter Four sending Ryuu down to the mat and me standing above, with his title in my hands.
Sadly, my year hasn't had anything else happen. But hey, we've still got a moth or two to go, so let's see if we can make this year more better for The Punk!
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Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 3:20 pm
2008 for Joshua Danielson
Well, honestly, I can't remember much of 2008 since it's gone by so quickly. I believe it started off, on Burn, almost defeating that scumbag Rogan, when Kelly King 2.0 decided to make his debut, and cost me the match. That led to a match at One Night Stand, which I won.
After that, I got drafted to Drown, where I lost in a six man tag match to K.J. Newfoundland, who is doing fine. The week after that, I lost to Johnathan Riker, before being a guest on Marxx's 'The After Party', where I FINALLY did what I had been wanting to do for SO LONG, which was finally attack Marxx. That lead to a match at Anarchy Rulz, which I'd prefer not to comment on at this moment.
I think things are finally starting to look up for 'The Reaper'. Who knows? We'll see where this wild ride takes me!
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Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 6:56 pm
((Its always my matches that Matt interupts. Go interupt Mojo's matches for once xd ))
Kevin Z
2008
Well, what had happened was...
Beginning of the year was the same as always, another day in the life on SPEED. Well, to sum things up, I was the greatest superstar in all the Speed roster. Better than Matt, Adam, and even JBR. I made my presence known since I'm the only superstar to ever walk out from every one of my fatal four way matches as the winner. I have never loss, when the odds were against me! And I was finally acknowledged when I was finally drafted to Drown.
Drown was no different than Speed, I always walked out with my hand raised at the end...until that b*****d Matt Shanahan injured me with a little baseball accident. and due to my injury, I would've been the number one contender for Ryuu Sakamoto's Estremo Championship instead of Matt. Matt isn't close to my league. 'Cause you see, Matt and I are different, reason being-because Matt could never beat me without cheating. Matt won our last match due to my injury, which he can afford when I'm injured. He'll find out soon enough why I'll be the better champion.
My era will begin soon enough, even if it takes me a whole year or two. I will become champion. I will be the best in due time.
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Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 8:18 pm
Travis Nightsky
2008
The most intense rivalry of two high-profile stars attempting to establish themselves as EEW's Top Dogs. Travis Nightsky and Nuke Fusion have been beating the hell out of each other for months on Drown. It started when Travis Nightsky made his first-ever Drown appearance at Nuke Fusions expense.
Nuke was in the process of putting the scare down on GM Barker when, to much surprise, Travis' music began to blare throughout the arena. He interrupted Nuke, exclaiming the process of moving up on the ladder one step at a time. It eventually broke out into a brawl between the two that led to a boxing match the next show. A match that ended in a tie after repeated cheap shots from both superstars, and having the match to be called off due to both superstars' lack of control. They were both thrown into a match together set for the next PPV.
That match was won by Travis Nightsky after Nuke had taken out the ref. After rendering Travis momentarily incapacitated, Nuke then called out Barker. As Nuke attempted to attack the GM, Travis slid back into the ring and proceeded to beat Nuke with the chair, and gain the pinfall with Barker as the newly instated ref. The next night on Drown, Travis gained his first loss in EEW to Freakshow, after Nuke Fusion interfered.
Anarchy Rulz! 2008 lived up to it's name as Travis Nightsky took the part of the very crooked referee in a match between Nuke Fusion and Mr. Barker. All seemed to be going well after Travis has done the majority of the damage to Nuke, and it seemed like Barker was sure to win. All of a sudden, Matt Seraph interfered in the match, taking out Travis and then proceeding to take out Barker. He tore open his own shirt to reveal a referee shirt. The duo had snaked a victory over Travis Nightsky, and promptly urged him to find his own partner after the match. In the brief first 5 months of their employment, Nightsky and Fusion have both managed to raise all sorts of hell. And will continue to do so on the birthday show in EEW's first ever 5 Seconds of Hell match.
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Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2008 11:27 pm
Harli
2008
Can't remember half of this year
A month or two back Harli ended Shadow's Legendary EEW Championship reign
Harli then faced Chris Chaos in a non title match on Burn with Cartwright and Freddie at ringside
Harli fought Shadow in a Rage in a Cage with the match continuing on
Harli will defend his title in a fatal fourway steel splinters match
the end, I hope you enjoyed my little story so far
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Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 5:04 pm
The Manhattan Project
My year was as bloody as the last year and as brutal as the next year will be. I've fought a behemoth in a mask, and then his treacherous little lackey, I broke the former and stabbed the latter with the broken end of a Hockey Stick. The Next night I was beaten by another juicer, I still have the Bite Mark from that fight. At Anarchy Rulz I damn near broke the knee of an Undertaker copycat.
Next Year will be like the Last Year, wins, losses and disqualifications. Weaklings and Warriors, Heroes and Monsters.
The faces will come and go but the Pain, the Violence and the ennui will always remain.
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Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 8:12 pm
-Hello, Kyle Holestrum aka. RikerFan187 here. I was asked by EEW.com to once again to due a report for EEW, this time capturing the year of one of EEW's greatest superstars, Johnathan Riker.
Johnathan Riker
Riker's year started out at EEW's New Year Celebration Show, that took place on January 5th. Johnathan Riker was scheduled for tag team match with Ryuu Sakamoto against Shock & Awe. When Riker locked in the Blackout on Scott Shock, Riker locked in the victory, starting his year off on a good foot. In a turn of events, the follow card, House Party 08' Johnathan was pitted against his partner from the last show, Ryuu Sakamoto. Riker and Ryuu had one hell of a battle. However Riker made yet another statement by making him pass out to his finisher, The Blackout!
Then in April, Riker cemented his position in EEW History by taking the X-treme Championship from former champion Shredder on an episode of Monday Night EEW, starting one of the longest title reigns in the history of EEW.
Having the momentum from he's championship victory from the previous show, Riker went into EEW's Biggest Pay-Per-View of the year, One Night Stand to face Chris Chaos. Chris had rough road going into One Night Stand but his problems only escalated from there. Riker won that match like any other match before that, with the vicious submission, The Blackout!
In June the foundation of EEW was shook by The Draft. The roster was spilt into to seperate shows, EEW Burn, and EEW Drown. On Drown's debut show Marxx had Kelly King on his show The After Party. Now Johnathan Riker and Kelly King go back a ways and Riker and him had unfinished business. So on Marxx's show Johnathan went to attack King, but Marxx had to be the hero and get involved which Riker warned him not too early in the night. So anyways later on in the night King and Riker were scheduled for a one on one, in which Riker suffered his first loss since joining when Kelly King took advantage of Marxx's interference.
The following show however swung in his favor as Riker was giving the chance to retaliate against both King and Marxx. That night the three of them were placed in a triple threat match that gave the world a glimpse of what Riker his capable of. Johnathan managed to make Marxx tap out in a match were submission victories are nearly impossible. Then came Barely Legal. Marxx was giving a chance at revenge against Riker when he was scheduled against Riker in X-treme Championshop Match. Once again the same results. Johnathan made Marxx tap out in the middle of the ring.
So the following showing at Thursday Night Drown, Riker was placed in a upper card match against The Punisher, Joshua Danielson. Riker managed to put him away with a cradle suplex. Not a move Riker prefered to use to finish his matches but it seemed to work against Danielson. Then at the next show, Anarchy Rulez! Riker was scheduled against Freakshow, one of the few men with mind as twisted as his. Anyways that night presented to the crowd an instant classic when Freakshow and Riker went head to head. After viciously assaulting each other in the ring Freakshow tried the same tactic Johnathan had used early that night, choking him with his noose. Riker managed to turn it around and position himself on top of The Evil Genius and claim the three count.
And so the year continues to draw to a close, and Riker still seems to keep that winning momentum. Lets see where the following year takes him.
-Kyle Holestrum aka. RikerFan187
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Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 9:34 pm
My Year in EEW.
The Snypa Rifle:
Snypa sits in the locker room, shown on the screen to boos. He looks to the camera.
"At least me talk before you idiots boo me out of the arena. Now, my year in EEW has been a ride. But I can't believe it's taken me a year to drop that collection of dead weight named Atrocity. At the last Birthday Show, I was glad to see my big sister debut and become the Women's Champion. I was also glad to say that I was the longest reigning EEW Television Champion in EEW's history."
Snypa pauses.
"It's been fun, being able to say that I've teamed up with the Inquisition. Taking on the leader of the former Rent-A-Gays and his new blowboy Dark Saint. I've had the matches of my career and what would make my two years in EEW worth it all is to get a shot at Harli and his EEW Championship. I say better Harli than Shadow because Animok ruins potential five-star championship matches. Wow, I never thought my former teacher needed help in keeping his title. Shadow's a shadow of his former self."
How you felt you progressed: EEW has given me a chance to become a better roleplayer because you can never be too good...unlike some former members of the guild who thought they were. *CoughTravisDukemanCough*
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Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2008 10:12 pm
My Year in EEW.
The "Lone Wolf" Lauri Henry
My year in EEW, well I can't say its really been a year because I started before "One Night Stand 2008" And to not only debut against the man who is now the current EEW champion Harli, but to beat him... That match made me realise that in this business this place would end up bringing me to a whole new level.
Although I was looking toward the future in EEW, I also had to tie up a loose end from my past in NWF... Minion who I ended up "no contesting" at ONS as both of our darkside's erupted and clashed.
After ONS, came the draft which brought me to the place I now call home EEW Drown. I'm still kind of mixed in my feelings for the move because although I'm back on a show with another of my NWF past Marxx, I not only end up having to deal with Minion still but now I got 3 pissed off latin pendejo's to deal with. I mean seriously its like a guy can't even cook a meal for himself anymore without some... oops sorry I got carried away...
On Drown's premier show I was in a fatal 4 way match against Minion, and 2 others that I never met before: Archangel and Freakshow. I was so close to winning that match as I nearly had freakshow unconcious but he had Archangel unconcious first, and to make matters worse as soon as I released Freakshow, I get attacked from behind by not only Minion, but KDog, the head honcho of that Latino group I dealt with earlier that show.
Drown's 2nd show was pretty much a payback match as I finally met KDog face to face that match turned chaotic as not only minion showed up but KDog's posse showed up as well and although Kdog had so much help in the end I still made him tap out.
I should also mention that my year in EEW also brought me to my first ever Gaian X-Cup as I was proud to be part of team EEW along with Harli, John Cardok, Johnny "Bloody" Raven and team captain Rhamm. Even though we lost to GCW in the end 2nd best in all the world isn't too bad either...
EEW's Barely Legal, brought forth another round between me and the LAO but at least I had some big help and I meant that literally as I was teamed up with Silverback and Tygre also known as the Preditorz and once again we were victorious against the Latino trio.
((Going to finish this later))
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Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2008 8:16 am
I'll put my version of Nuke's story on later, but Travis has pretty much summed it up.
However, I will give Nuke's version of events, including what the deal with Matt Seraph is about.
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Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 11:39 am
Damita is in the Women's Locker room, with Nikole on one side and Atrocity on the other.
"This is your beloved Women's Champion Damita Ace." Damita says. "I've had one of the best rides in EEW. From beating several of the company's top vixens to finally knocking that b***h Tristianna Marlena Taylor off of her perch and becoming YOUR Number One Vixen!"
The crowd gives very loud cheers.
"The year I've spent here is worth every "K" of this championship belt right here. My title reign is for you, the EEW fans! And for those who are forced into silence. Those who can never be who they truly are. Whether they be gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgenders- and even the heterosexuals who support us- just like other gay rights activists around the WORLD who march the streets, who go to rallies and protest, who stare the discriminators, the bigots, the haters, and the bible thumpers down: they fight for you as well. But I have a different way of fighting for y'all: by stepping into that ring each and every time I defend my title and leaving that ring still your EEW's Vixen's Champion. I've beaten countless women from the great Janelle Damone to the dominant Tristianna Taylor to 12-time champion Mystique- who I kind of find very attractive- but let's not up-and-comers like Mary Cartwright. She's got a future in EEW, just like her brother. No matter how much of a talentless coward and a jerk he is.
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