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Post by The Age of Fall on May 7, 2024 2:23:39 GMT -6
Date: May 3rd, 2024
Arena: "ECWF Arena" in West Hollywood, CA
Segment: Brent Anderson opens the show with some announcements.
"Do I" by Emphatic begins to play throughout the arena and the arena erupts into cheers as they see the Revolution General Manager, Brent Anderson makes his way onto the stage, having the Nex*Gen Championship over his shoulder and a microphone in hand. He motions over his theme to stop playing, as he stands on top of the stage. He takes a moment to soak in the crowd's reaction before raising the microphone up to speak.
Brent Anderson
Let me talk to ya! With StarrCade in the rear view mirror, it's time for Revolution to start looking towards the future and what the future holds for the brand. But, before I talk about that, I want to briefly address the Nex*Gen Championship situation.
Brent motions towards the Nex*Gen Championship on his shoulder.
Brent Anderson
At StarrCade, a new Nex*Gen Champion had emerged, ending a year plus long reign of the former Champion. However, the new Champion had quit the company, leaving us without a Nex*Gen Champion. Sure, I could give the Nex*Gen Championship back to the former Champion but that move will probably ruffle a lot of feathers. Plus, the former Champion is already has his eyes on another Championship. So in the main event, we will crown a new Nex*Gen Champion in a triple threat match! The participants of this match are TJ Alexander! Travis Deacon Hall! And Jacob Letoa! However, I know there's one individual who believes they should be included in this match, despite doing practically nothing since coming back to ECWF. Why would I include someone who isn't willing to put the work in, wanting to coast on by due to their reputation, expect things to get handed to them, and when I actually gave them a shot at earning a Championship match, they blew it! If they want any sort of opportunity, they better start showing me that they are deserving of anything by putting some effort in. Instead of obsessing over someone and whining on Twitter. Anyways, I have no doubt that the three will tear in house down in the main event! Now then, back to what I was saying, the future is looking very exciting for Revolution. That's because Revolution's first exclusive Mega Event will be called Sakura Storm and the event is taking place in...Japan!
The crowd erupts into cheers upon hearing the announcement.
Brent Anderson
Perhaps while Revolution is traveling to Japan, we could also do a little world tour and Revolution take in place in...other countries. *The crowd starts doing a Yes! chants which causes Brent to laugh.* I'll keep that reaction in mind. All Championships will be defended at the event and the Champions will find out their challengers leading up to the event. Either through traditional contendership matches or through...other means. Maybe I'll even let Victor Kall decide who he wants to defend his Horror-Core Championship against at Sakura Storm. But, I can confirm one Championship match for you all. In the main event of Sakura Storm, the Worldheavyweight Championship will be defended in a Fatal Four Way match! The challengers will be Robert Saints, the newly reinstated John Blade, and this man.
"Cult of Personality" by Living Colour begins to play throughout the arena and the reaction from the crowd is mostly cheers but there's some boos mixed in as Dan Anderson makes his way out, flanked by his wife, Lilith Anderson and his bodyguard, Gage Atlas. Dan laughs as he shakes hands with Brent then Brent makes his exit, letting Dan have the floor. About a few seconds later, they are joined by the rest of the Age of Fall. Dan has a grin on his face and a microphone in his hand, listening to the crowd chant his name. Dan waits for his theme to die down before raising the microphone up to speak.
Dan Anderson
I can already hear everyone in the back complaining about how I got handed a shot at the Worldheavyweight Championship. I can already see someone who is so obsessed with me, hopping on Twitter to put in his two cents and whining about me receiving a Worldheavyweight Championship match. It's funny how I'm living rent free in this guy's head without hardly talking about him. I wouldn't be surprised if he has a wall filled with nothing but photos of me. I bet he spends everyday, rocking back and forth, waiting for me to Tweet something so he can respond it. This man has very sad life if this is how he spends his days. instead of actually doing anything of importance here in ECWF.
Dan briefly pauses, shaking his head as he chuckles.
Dan Anderson
I'm sure there are people who are wondering why I getting inserted into the Worldheavyweight Championship match at Sakura Storm. Do I need to remind what I have done? From December of 2022 to StarrCade of this year, I held the Nex*Gen Championship, beating any challengers who stepped up to me. A reign where people complained because I was unstoppable and was holding the Championship for too long. During that reign, I elevated the Nex*Gen Championship and made it prestigious. I feel just from that fact alone, I am more than deserving at a Worldheavyweight Championship match. If people still have issues with that then...they can cry me a river. Nonetheless, now that I'm no longer Champion, I am free to pursue any Championship that I desire and the Championship that I desire the most is the Worldheavyweight Championship. You see, for far too long, I stood by and let everyone else get a shot at the Worldheavyweight Championship. Not anymore. I'm putting my foot down, stepping in front of the line, and taking my shot at the Worldheavyweight Championship, whether people like it or not. At StarrCade, TJ Alexander had his chance to take back the Worldheavyweight Championship for Revolution but he failed. At Sakura Storm, I will make things right by doing the one thing TJ couldn't do at StarrCade. Getting the job done and winning the Worldheavyweight Championship. I don't care who I have to go through but one way or another, I'm leaving Japan as the new Worldheavyweight Champion. Believe that.
"Cult of Personality" begins to play over the PA system as Dan lowers the microphone, a smirk on his face as him along with the rest of the Age of Fall raise one finger up in the air. They stay in that pose as the show goes to commercial.
Opening Match
Diamond Steele vs Alice Ali
Alice Ali gave it her all in this match as she fought toe-to-toe with Diamond Steele. In the end, Diamond managed to lock in the Shipwrecked and Alice did her best to fight through the pain but she eventually tapped out, awarding Diamond the victory.
Winner: Diamond Steele
After the match, Diamond celebrates her win while Alice is seated in the corner, holding her arm, looking disappointed. The camera then cuts to the Age of Fall's locker room where Roxanne is seen watching the match on TV. It seems like Roxanne was keeping an eye on the two and potentially doing some scouting.
Hillbilly Reapers vs Steven McKnight & Angellus
Right when the match begins, "Done with That" begins to play throughout the arena and the two begins to look around, anticipating the appearance of the Letoa Dynasty. As they was on guard, looking towards the entrance way, Jacob and Adam emerge from the crowd with steel chairs in hand, slide into the ring and whack both Steven and Winchester from behind with the steel chairs. Angellus and Daryl attempt to come to the aid of their partners only to get hit with the steel chairs. Jacob and Adam beats down both teams with the steel chairs then they toss the chairs to the side, dragging the Champs to the center of the ring. The brothers scale up to the top rope and hits a Letoa Splash on the Champions. The brothers stand over the carnage they caused, signaling that they're coming for the World Tag Team Championships then holds one finger up in the air.
Match ends in a No Contest
Horror-Core Rules Match
Victor Kall vs Sam Steele
What started as a back and forth match turned to a one sided match as Victor dominated the match, using whatever he got his hands on to punish Sam. Sam was a bloody mess and at one point during the match, got slammed onto some thumbtacks. Victor had Sam on the apron when fifteen minutes elapsed, meaning the match ended in a Time Limit Draw.
Match ends in a Time Limit Draw
Despite the match being over and ending a draw, Victor would drive Sam through a barbed wire wrapped table that was on the outside with the Burn Cycle. As the ref checks on Sam, Victor walks to the back with the Horror-Core Championship draped over his shoulder.
Heather Haze vs Dawn Warren
Special Guest Commentator: Claire Hawkins
This was a relatively quick match as Heather made short work of Dawn, putting Dawn away with the Jailbait in a matter of minutes.
Winner: Heather Haze
Main Event: Nex*Gen Championship
TJ Alexander vs Travis Deacon Hall vs Jacob Letoa
The three fought tooth and nail in this match, putting it all in the main event for the vacant Nex*Gen Championship. Throughout the match, there was a few close calls as one of three would almost get a three count until the other broke up the pin at the last second. In the closing moments of the match, Travis took out Jacob with the Last Call before focusing on TJ. A brief exchange between the two led to TJ getting the upperhand and he quickly capitalized on the opening to hit the Game Over for the three count and becoming the NEW Nex*Gen Champion!
Winner and NEW Nex*Gen Champion: TJ Alexander
As TJ gets handed to the Nex*Gen Championship, Jacob makes his way to the back. While TJ celebrates his win, Travis rolls to the outside, and sits against the barricade, looking upset and shaking his head. Pyro goes off and confetti begins to fall during the celebration. The show goes off the air as TJ is on the second rope, holding up the Nex*Gen Championship as Travis watches from the outside.