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[Rosie]

Presents...

Live from the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Main Event

Street Fight
LDW World Championship Match
Darius Wright vs Brian Toogood

After weeks of rage, verbal jabs, and attacks, the scene is set to determine the first world champion in LDW history. The two men who made it this far are Darius Wright and Brian Toogood. It all started with a qualification match for this title match, with both Darius and Brian in a triple threat with the loser of the fall being out, and the winner getting match stipulation of choice. Brian Toogood came out with a low-blow on Chris Young and a Good Night's Sleep to win, but perhaps, he left a dangerous obstacle for himself. Likely realizing this along with being overlooked for how he has won his matches, he attacked Darius Wright on episode two, injuring his arm and making a statement, also declaring himself to be the "Golden Traveler" to further get under the skin of Darius Wright. His confidence growing, he invited his challenger onto his own talk show, egging him on about his injury and personal life before announcing he will go in Darius' territory with a Street Fight. But, Darius would get a measure of revenge, attacking him once after the show was over and again costing Brian Toogood his main event match that night, tarnishing his perfect record and bruising his ego. With both men angry, hungry for gold, and to protect their pride, they enter the spiritual home of hardcore wrestling, ready to lay waste to their hated foe to cement their place in history as LDW's first champion.

@King Of Armageddon @Beavie

Singles Match
No Seconds Allowed for Luke Saint
Patriot vs Luke Saint

It all started with a proclamation and a message. In Luke Saint's LDW, there is no Liberty, only death. The two recipients of that message, someone with high hopes in Leo Kobashi, and the personification of LDW, Patriot. With Leo on the shelf until further notice, Luke Saint has already shown one thing, he is a dangerous person. However Patriot, for how pure-spirited he is, has shown he is not going to lie down to this literal criminal or let him ruin this company. He came back earlier than expected, challenging Luke Saint to a match on PrimeTime, but before the match could really get going, Luke Saint's associates came into the ring to cause a disqualification, showing match results aren't a priority to him. With one more assault, Luke Saint has a battered but fired up Patriot to take on in Philadelphia. However, he is to do it with nobody in his corner to allow a clear conclusion. With a level playing field, Patriot has his chance to get revenge and stake his claim, while Luke Saint's message of violence may be furthered on PPV.

@Patriot Pants x2 again :O

Singles Match
Al Blizzard vs Corey Keenan

Let's face it, Corey Keenan is not exactly the best in the world, but the kid has heart and is eager to improve and prove himself. After a rough debut in his hometown, being forced to tap out to world title contender, Brian Toogood, there was a silver lining. He nearly got the victory as Brian Toogood was taking his sweet time, and was willing to come back afterwards, earning respect from the fans. Wanting a chance to prove himself on a bigger stage, an eager Corey Keenan made an open challenge for anyone to face him in Philadelphia. Enter Al Blizzard. While his record in some past promotions was far from anything to write home about, the self-proclaimed Face of Ruthlessness has transformed his mind, body, and spirit by focusing on his home in the UK, and has toughened up. This new Al Blizzard went face to face with Corey Keenan and left a chilling message, answering his challenge and setting up this match. One might think that Al Blizzard, once being in a similar position as Corey Keenan with being an underdog, might see this as a chance to officially kill his old self and Corey Keenan better watch out.

@DemonHunter1257 @JobberGuy

Singles Match
Reagan Cole vs Nova Taylor

Probably one of the only matches without bad blood running through the competitor's veins, Reagan Cole and Nova Taylor are both friends, only really sharing a dislike for those in charge. Both curiously being signed despite the bad history with the owners in charge, they both have been doing their best to make the most of a bad situation and have been starting to impress. In her debut, the Rainbow Princess went toe to toe with Darius Wright, someone over 100 pounds bigger than her and a world title contender, and went the distance, even lasting longer than Reagan Cole did at Foundation against the Dark Traveler. Feeling the ring is her only escape from the owners... which was further proven with Eden making her relive her days in modelling... she made a challenge to the one person she felt she could put a great performance against and truly test herself, Reagan Cole. While Eden made the match official on her own, we are sure Reagan Cole would have accepted it regardless, and he is wiving a wave of momentum having an upset win over title contender Brian Toogood. Reagan Cole is proving more and more that he is back in proper "ring-shape," and beating Nova can prove it more. We expect a spirited match with two as they put their friendship aside for this one match.

@The Reagmaster @Beavie

@Jonny Nostradamus

The date we are aiming to get this out on is August 25th.

If you want segments on the show, want to add a match if you aren't booked, give ideas for finishes, or if your match result isn't decided yet, get together with your opponent/person you're doing it with (or talk to yourself, Patriot Pants) then talk it over and tell us.

We know we have been late a day or two most the time, but it is good to at least have a date to aim for, haha. I already feel improvement compared to the first show as everything is getting more established as characters, and we actually have proper storylines to work with. Now...

LET'S GET READY TO RU-

Right, copyrighted. I'll think of a catchphrase to end the cards one of these days.​