9/29/2016 - Wild Hunt

We cut to backstage, where Becky Chande is standing in front of a Lion’s Road backdrop with a microphone in her hand.

“I’m standing here backstage with one of the six men who will fight for the King of Lion’s Championship in the Wild Hunt match later tonight - Matt Pulver.”

The camera pans out to indeed show Matt Pulver standing beside her. He has that same old joyless but intense look that we have been grown custom to see from him lately.

“Matt, this will undoubtedly be a big and important match for you, but not an entirely unfamiliar one. You have shared a ring with all of the competitors in the match and you have even faced Robb Daniels for this very same championship. But you have not faced your own tag team partner Kenshin Takamura before. What are your thoughts about that?”

He mulls it over a bit, with almost a troubled expression on his face.

“Well, you’re probably the first one to bring this up without also bringing up the ‘tension’ between us. It’s not really a secret that Kenshin and I have not been getting along that well since teaming up together. And maybe this will strain our relationship further, but I’m here for that championship. No matter the cost.”

“This match, a Wild Hunt match, is a unique one: it will go on for 30 minutes and the person with the last fall wins. What’s your approach to this kind of match?”

“It’s all about the long game. I’ll be in that ring for 30 minutes with 5 of the best wrestlers – not just in Lion’s Road – but in the world.

They might be bigger, stronger, more experienced and as much as it pains me to admit, they might be better than I am. But in a wild hunt, it’s not about that. In a match like this, where you will be exhausted by the end of it, with skilled competitors ready to strike at you from every angle; it’s all about instincts.

And no matter what - doesn’t matter how fast you are, how strong you are or how tough you are – the hungriest lion will always get the prey. Because when you don’t have enough food, you will die. And when you’re about to die, your instincts will kick into high gear and every fiber in your body will fight to survive. And it won’t stop until that need is satisfied. Because you can’t live without it, you need it. You will fight relentlessly, because what do you have to lose?”

Matt’s expression grows even more serious.

“And guess what? I’m starving. And the King of Lions Championship is what I need to satisfy that hunger. So it doesn’t matter what obstacles stands before me, that title is mine. Because what do I have to lose?”

He stares absent-mindedly towards the ground, before turning and leaving the scene.

“Thank you, Matt. Back to you.”

In the wild, creatures linger and move through the air swiftly, silently, deadly. There is no malice in their intention's, only thoughts of survival...of hunger.

Daniels dismisses it completely and whips Pulver into the turnbuckles where he hits sternum first and falls back to the mat! Daniels immediately follows up with a running knee drop! Daniels flips Pulver over onto his stomach and applies a Camel Clutch!

It is hunger that drives them from their homes, it is hunger than brings them from their families, it is hunger...that drives into the dark and into the wild.

Pulver leaps forward and kicks the arm he's been working on. Daniels grabs his bad arm and staggers away, Pulver charges forth with a dropkick! Daniels backs himself into the corner and begs for a timeout, but that is met with a kick to the gut! Pulver grabs Daniels and marches him across the ring to the opposite corner and begins bashing his head off the top turnbuckle! Pulver snapmares Daniels to the mat and applies a headscissors armbar combo.

Hunger needs to be quenched, nourished all in the hopes of continuing to flourish. When you let in linger it consumes you, rules you, forces you into places you never imagined. But sometimes, you feed it...

Pulver's feet come right out from underneath him and he smacks the back of his head on the top turnbuckle! Pulver falls on his knees and Daniels catches him before he falls face first to the mat, holding him in place with his foot. Daniels sizes him up for a photograph and then drops him with the Picture Perfect stunner! He covers...

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Daniels rolls off of Pulver and lifts an arm in victory. Referee Cordell Garner calls for some medical attention for Matt Pulver while Daniels gets to his feet and mocks Pulver by slowly clapping for him. Garner lifts Daniels' arm in victory as Jake Aarons climbs into the ring with the title belt in its case. A few stage hands hold either side of the case as Daniels stands posing for photographs while Matt Pulver is helped down the runway. Jake Aarons opens up the case to reveal the KOL Championship, Daniels looks on impressed as Aarons pulls the championship out and fastens it around the waist of Daniels. Daniels shakes Aarons' hand and poses for a few more photographs.

This driving force can be felt, young and old, bringing them back to their stomping grounds, familiar terrain, all for the hunt...all because of a need.

Robb Daniels decides to start forward first and yells at Julian Cutlass to bring it and the first generation champion explodes out of the corner looking for the Blazin' Kick! Daniels ducks and goes behind, Cutlass elbows himself free and spins around as Daniels stumbles back! LARIAT! The second generation champ falls back into the ropes and just as Cutlass is about to charge again, Daniels does a go behind once more and this time snaps off a German suplex faster than you can say undisputed champion! Daniels doesn't immediately follow up on his attack, so Garner orders him back into the corner and initiates the knockout ten count on Cutlass, who is clearly here and with the program but waits until Garner is at seven to get back up to his feet.

But even those of the purest of intentions can still be met with going home alone, left cold, tired, and hungry...

Referee Cordell Garner orders her to the back and urges security to take her there. This distraction allows Daniels to low blow Cutlass, Daniels smirks and manages a meager attempt of his snapshot taunt before driving Cutlass to the mat with his Picture Perfect Stunner! Daniels sits up for a moment then simply falls on top of Cutlass as the count is made!

1...2...3!

Lauren Parker-Daniels is let back to ringside as the match is now over and grabs both the first and second generation belts, then slides into the ring, draping them over her husband's shoulders as he struggles to get up. He smiles weakly, then resorts to just sitting on the mat with the titles in hand. After a few moments, he gets his wits about him and roars to his feet holding both titles high in the air before dropping to the mat and rolling out onto the runway. Parker-Daniels helps him to his feet and the wife leads her undisputed champion husband to the back. This leaves Cutlass all alone inside the ring just as he sits up. He's clearly disappointed, a little pissed and hurt. He gets to his feet, sighs and raises his arm to acknowledge the LOUD Cutlass chants and then stands with his hands on his hips looking at Robb Daniels leaving. He asks Garner some questions, but Garner shakes his head and says he didn't see it. Cutlass tries to protest but Garner remains firm, telling him that he has to see it to call it. Cutlass nods and once more soaks the reaction in, smiling wide when PLEASE DON'T GO chants begin filling the air.

The need to hunt takes over everyone, it his natural, instinctual, even legends in the business can feel it calling out to them. Pulling the back with it's siren call...

Daniels staggers in place until Takamura scoops him up... TAKAMURA DR--NO! Daniels slips out the back door and pushes Takamura into the ropes. He hits sternum first and comes back... CHOP BLOCK! Takamura goes down, but quickly gets back up on his knees. Daniels brings him to his feet... PICTURE PER-NO! Takamura shoves him sternum first into the turnbuckle... he rebounds out, GERMAN SUPLEX! He tries to bridge, but collapses...

But tonight, tonight we watch as a match full of champions compete. More gold adorns the ring tonight than any other night as we pit ffriends against one another in the quest for the King of Lion's Championship. The Essentials, The Streak, Black Lion's Road, all missionaries in their quest to spread the word on who shall be champion. Tonight all hands are on deck, as we watch Champions, Tigers and Wolves stalk the ultimate prey... The King of the Lions Championship.

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JAKE AARONS:
This is your main event of the evening and is a thirty minute Scramble match for the King of the Lions Championship! The rules are as followed: two men will begin the match and every five minutes, another will enter the fray until all six men are in the match for the final ten minutes.  The title cannot change hands unless a fall is scored on Robb Daniels, at which point whoever scored the fall will become the interim champion.  The current reigning champion - interim or otherwise - must have a fall scored against him for the title to change hands.  Should a challenger have a fall scored against him by anyone else in the match - he will be eliminated from the contest.  INTRODUCING FIRST...

The upbeat "Panic" by the Smith hits and the lion's mouth roars open... Ben Chrenshaw steps out with his hands on his hips, his waist adorned by the Iron Championship.  He surveys the booing Calgary crowd and smirks, obviously not caring one bit about their reaction. 

JAKE AARONS:
From London, England! He weighs in at two hundred and thirteen pounds! Lion's Road's Iron Man... THE CRIPPLER! BEN CHRENSHAW!

He casually strolls down the runway, reaching the ring before he nonchalantly enters and gets checked over by referee Cordell Garner. The instrumental of Nelly’s “Heart of a Champion” begins playing as the mouth of the giant lion head opens up to a huge pop.

JAKE AARONS:
From Leksand, Sweden! He weighs in at one hundred and seventy five pounds! He is one half of the Pride Champions... MATT PULVER!

As the beat kicks in, Matt Pulver steps out with his Pride championship around his waist, checking his wrists and warming up a bit. He keeps his eyes focused on the ring as he walks down the aisle with the determined steps. Once he reaches the ring, he quickly steps through the middle and top rope, unbuckles his championship belt and raises it to the audience. He hands the championship to the official, takes off his Lion's Road T-shirt and backs into his corner, rolling his wrists, checking the ropes, stretching his legs and just warming up in general as he waits for the match to start.

JAKE AARONS:
Your referee for this contest is Cordell Garner!

To say the stare down between Ben Chrenshaw and Matt Pulver is intense would be an understatement.  This is not the first time the two have locked horns since the I Quit match on August 11th, but is the first time they've met each other in "singles" action since then. 

MANDEVILLE NELSON:
These two men will go at it for five minutes and then another will enter the match.  It's entirely possible that one of Chrenshaw and Pulver could be eliminated before that timer expires though.

BASTIAN KRULL:
For the long, enduring wars these two men have waged against each other, I think five minutes is going to feel like thirty seconds to them.

Garner signals for the bell and the Calgary crowd is loud with anticipation as Matt Pulver and Ben Chrenshaw slowly circle about, eyeing each other... Chrenshaw lunges forward for a take down, but Pulver clubs him in the back with some forearms before sprawling out! Chrenshaw wisely retreats, but with that agitating smirk on his face.  Pulver shakes his head, grabs the ropes and stretches out a bit before readying himself back up to battle again.  This time the two men engage in a collar and elbow tie up, Chrenshaw tries to pull a clinch but Pulver begins levelling him with forearm strikes! With Chrenshaw reeling from the blows, Pulver clamps on a side headlock but the Iron Champion backs his foe into the ropes and shoots him off.  Pulver hits the opposite ropes and comes back... Chrenshaw grabs him and tries to throw him out of the ring and does, but Pulver lands on his feet.  Pulver glares at him from the outside and charges back in, Chrenshaw looks concerned as the young lion rushes him.  Chrenshaw tries to strike first, but it gets blocked... Pulver kicks him in the gut and then nails him in the back with a forearm club as he doubles over.  Pulver grabs him in a rear waist lock and looks to try and German suplex the Iron Champion, but Chrenshaw elbows him several times and Pulver retreats to the corner.  The Crippler isn't about to let him breathe though as he tracks him down and begins bashing his head off of the turnbuckle.  Pulver slumps into the corner and Chrenshaw begins driving his shoulder into the midsection.  He pulls Pulver out and throws him over his shoulder, turns around and is about to dump him unceremoniously to the mat but Pulver grabs onto the ropes and prevents him from doing so.  Chrenshaw tries again, but Pulver holds on and then lets go, swinging his weight down and rolling Chrenshaw through with a sunset flip. Instead of the pin, Pulver pops up and double stomps him! He then leaps up onto the second rope and comes off with another one as the buzzer sounds.  Pulver looks up as "God or Man" by Manowar hits.


BASTIAN KRULL:
Are we finally going to get to see these two go at it again!?

Alexander Irvine walks out of the lion's mouth with his head down, but removes the hood and reveals his wounds from last week.  Pulver has turned his full attention to Irvine now, egging him on to get to the ring.  Irvine ditches his robe and sprints down to ringside, but stops short.  Pulver is yelling at him to come on, but Irvine just stares him down.  Just when it looks like the Wolf is going to grab the middle rope and pull himself up onto the apron, he drops back down and opts to take the stairs.  This agitates Pulver, who goes to rush him coming in but Ben Chrenshaw takes him out from behind with a chop block! Irvine enters the ring and exchanges glares with Chrenshaw, but the Unnatural from Iowa heads to a corner and watches as Chrenshaw watches him, all the while pulling Pulver's leg over the bottom rope and then leaping up in the air to stomp on it!

MANDEVILLE NELSON:
I must say that Alexander Irvine is a most devious man! He has spent months agitating Matt Pulver at every turn - all because Pulver pinned him - and he gets the chance to battle him here tonight and so far, he's letting Ben Chrenshaw do all the work.

CHAD GOMEZ:
Devious or intelligent? Alexander Irvine is a hurting man from his match last week and he's the third man out, there's still twenty five minutes left in this match.  You can talk about all the pride and honour you want to, but I'll be damned if you wouldn't be doing the exact same thing in there in that situation.  I would! Let Chrenshaw destroy him... again!

Gomez laughs at his comment as Chrenshaw leaps into the air and stomps on the leg again.  Pulver rolls across the ring in pain and Irvine watches on without expression, Chrenshaw slowly walks by the Wolf anticipating a move from him by Irvine doesn't budge.  Pulver pulls himself up into the corner as Chrenshaw gets to him and kicks Chrenshaw in the gut, then grabs him by the wrist and Irish whips him across the ring as he falls to his knees.  The Iron Champion hits the corner hard and falls to his knees, Pulver gets up to one knee and grabs the Crippler but doesn't have a chance to attack because Alexander Irvine grabs him in a half nelson then transitions into a full nelson and yells at Chrenshaw to get up.  The Crippler gets up and fires several lefts and rights into the unprotected abdomen of Matt Pulver.  Chrenshaw backs up into the ropes and charges out, just as Pulver headbutts Irvine with the back of his head! Irvine shoves him down to the mat in frustration and Chrenshaw clobbers Irvine! The buzzer sounds and "Phenomenon" by Dir en Grey hits and Kenshin Takamura walks out of the lion's mouth and heads down to the ring in a jog.  Pulver gets to his feet just as he does and the two exchange a dirty look, but slap hands as a sign of cohesiveness.

CHAD GOMEZ:
We'll see how long that lasts.

BASTIAN KRULL:
These two have had trouble getting along before they even won the Pride titles, but yet they won the titles and they made a successful defense.  These two might not see eye to eye, but they certainly know when to buckle up and set egos aside.

CHAD GOMEZ:
If Kenshin Takamura set his ego aside, there'd be no room for anyone else to sit.

Takamura talks strategy with Pulver and by the way Pulver responds, it seems he asked him which one he wants and Pulver points immediately to Alexander Irvine and the crowd pops in response.  Irvine is pulling himself up on the guardrail and Pulver though unsure of himself as he does so, grabs the top rope and slingshots himself over and planchas on top of Irvine! Takamura grabs Chrenshaw in a collar and elbow tie up and does a go behind, Chrenshaw quickly gets behind him and shoves him forward and taps his head several times.  Takamura ignores it and the two lock up again, Chrenshaw goes behind and Takamura quickly transitions behind him.  He shoves Chrenshaw, who turns around with a smirk only to eat a thunderous chop! Chrenshaw falls back against the ropes and Takamura shoots him across... Takamura leaps into the air as Chrenshaw comes running back, but drops down and quickly arm drags the Iron Champion to the mat and keeps him grounded in the arm lock.  Takamura looks out to see where Pulver is, watching as his partner gets up to his feet and grabs Alexander Irvine and tries to guide him back into the ring, but the Wolf elbows him and follows up with a big right hand.  Pulver goes down, but quickly gets back up to his knees as he tries crawling to his feet.  Irvine climbs up onto the apron and watches as Pulver pulls himself up using the bottom rope, Irvine runs up and boots Pulver in the side of the head knocking him back down to the floor.  Takamura releases the arm lock on Chrenshaw to attack Irvine, but Irvine ducks between the ropes and drives his shoulder into Takamura's midsection.  Irvine climbs into the ring as Takamura is doubled over and grabs him by the head and begins Kawada kicking him! He releases and Takamura falls to a knee, Irvine bounds off the ropes and nails the Japanese legend with a shining wizard! He drops down and covers!

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2-KICK OUT!

The buzzer sounds as "Columbia" by Oasis hits and Julian Cutlass walks out, also battered from the match with Irvine last week. 


Cutlass ditches the rope to a stage hand, shadow boxes a bit then stretches out before hopping into the ring.  Irvine turns around and nods at Cutlass, who nods back.  The Wolf pulls Takamura off the mat and throws him into the corner while Cutlass grabs Chrenshaw in a front facelock and backs him into the corner.

MANDEVILLE NELSON:
Julian Cutlass coming in as the fifth entrant means that Robb Daniels will enter at the twentieth minute mark and only has to survive ten minutes to retain his title...

CHAD GOMEZ:
Brilliant! He'll be the freshest man in!

BASTIAN KRULL:
He'll also have to contend with five other wrestlers at this rate because no one has been eliminated! I'll give Daniels all the credit in the world, he's been a great champion and I don't agree with his tactics but he's masterful in the ring.  Five other challengers is a mighty mountain to climb, fresh or not.

Cutlass gets slapped hard by Chrenshaw and then elbowed in the back of the head, knocking him down to the mat.  Irvine's Irish whip attempt is reversed by Takamura, sending the Wolf into Chrenshaw! Takamura yells as he charges into the corner, Irvine drops and Takamura clobbers Chrenshaw! Irvine grabs him from behind and half nelson suplexes him to the mat! Pulver slides into the ring and ducks a clothesline attempt by Cutlass, stops short... LEAPING ENZUIGIRI! Cutlass goes down.  Irvine gets up and clobbers Pulver from behind, knocking him down onto the middle rope.  Irvine pulls him off into a powerbomb position and hoists him up... LIGER BOMB! He holds it!

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Pulver grabs the bottom rope just as Takamura upkicks Irvine from his position on the mat.  Irvine gets up, ready to go after Takamura but the Iron Champion interrupts him.  Chrenshaw clobbers Irvine into the corner, but Alexander Irvine fires back with some shots of his own! The Wolf rocks Chrenshaw, knocking him down to his knees and pulls himself out of the corner before grabbing him by the wrist and pulling him in.  His clothesline is ducked however, and Chrenshaw dropkicks Irvine in the back of the leg! Cutlass rushes to his feet and lariats the Iron Champion, Takamura gets up and the two veterans begin trading blows! Cutlass backs Takamura into the ropes with forearms and tries to unload a kick, but Takamura catches it and dragon screw leg whips him to the mat, but he grabs the back of his neck while still holding the leg and pulls him back to his feet.  Takamura locks both legs around Cutlass' as he knocks him back to the ground and has a kneebar applied! Cutlass rears back with his free foot and cracks Takamura in the head to break it up! Both men scramble to their feet as the crowd goes wild, Cutlass with a forearm, Takamura with a forearm! Back and forth! Takamura misses! EXPLODER! Takamura lands upside down in the corner! Meanwhile, after dropkicking the back of Irvine's leg, the Iron Champion went for the Wrinkle in Time but Irvine made it to the ropes just as Chrenshaw got caught by Pulver's single leg dropkick! Chrenshaw fell out of the ring and Pulver went to work on Irvine, double stomping the leg a few times before feeling the effects of the work done on his.  Cutlass grabs Pulver in a front facelock and knees him a couple of times, calling for Irvine to get up. For the 38 year old Wolf, who's taken a beating in this match and his previous, it's easier said than done.  Irvine drags himself up as Cutlass feeds Pulver a few more knees to keep him subdued, both men hoist the 20 year old into the air and drop him to the mat with a double brainbuster! Alexander Irvine calls for them to dog pile pin him, but the buzzer sounds and "Gangster's Paradise" by Coolio means only one thing matters now.

CHAD GOMEZ:
Here he is!

Robb Daniels walks out, smile on his face as a sea of flash bulbs go off.  He takes off his sunglasses and hands them to his wife, then hands off his golden hooded robe to her before kissing her and sending her to the back.

MANDEVILLE NELSON:
Let's hope she doesn't play a deciding role like she has before!

CHAD GOMEZ:
She's going to the back! Knock it off!

BASTIAN KRULL:
Look at Daniels! He's taking his time walking down to the ring because he knows that clock is ticking!

CHAD GOMEZ:
He didn't win the title by sheer luck, Bas.  He may not be the most dominant man in wrestling, but I'd argue that he's the smartest!

Daniels slowly walks down the aisle, as Pulver rolls out of the ring and plops on the floor after the double brainbuster.  Takamura finally crumbles to a flat resting place himself and Chrenshaw slowly pulls himself back up onto the apron and watches both members of Black Lion's Road looking at the King of the Lions.  Cutlass and Irvine nod and take off after Daniels, who to his credit doesn't back down or run.  He stands tall, unstraps his belt and hands it to a stage hand as he prepares to fight or die by the sword.  Interestingly, Chrenshaw doesn't move from his spot leaned over the ropes and instead watches the action unfold with a smirk on his face.  Daniels strikes first, clocking Irvine and pushing him down before renewing his feud with Cutlass by clinching up and the two tumble to the ground as Irvine pulls himself up off of the guardrail and pries his partner off of the champion, yelling at him to get it in the ring! Daniels scrambles away while the two BLR guys trade words! Irvine pushes Cutlass, who pushes back and walks back to the ring.  Irvine gets up and forearms Cutlass in the back and rolls him into the ring.  Irvine chases after Daniels, who runs around the outside of the ring.  He slides in beside Chrenshaw, who leaps off the apron and double axe handles Irvine! Daniels smiles as he backs up into... Julian Cutlass! The crowd erupts again as the two men begin exchanging blows!

BASTIAN KRULL:
As you can see on the bottom of your screen, there are six minutes remaining in this match!

MANDEVILLE NELSON:
And a match that is known for its many falls has yet to see one, Robb Daniels must be the one to have a fall scored against him for the title to change hands! It certainly feels like it's going to come down to the wire!

Daniels gets a knee up, doubling Cutlass over and quickly snaps off a suplex.  Cutlass goes down and Daniels lines him up for a knee drop, but Cutlass rolls out of the way.  Daniels clutches his knee as he rolls toward the ropes.  Cutlass gets up and Mongolian chops Daniels several times, knocking him back down into the corner.  Cutlass yanks him to his feet in a side headlock and throws him over with a take down.  Daniels gets up holding his back and rushes Cutlass, who side steps and delivers a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker! The fans grow rowdy as they know what usually comes next! Irvine and Chrenshaw stop fighting to watch as Cutlass readies his kick.  Cutlass charges... BLAZIN' KICK! With four minutes to go and that kick on a worn down opponent, you think it would spell certain doom but Robb Daniels is still fresh and is certainly rocked by it... but is maintaining his balance quite well.  Well, he was... he falls against the ropes and staggers back out... Cutlass goes in to cradle him but Daniels kicks him! PICTURE PERFECT STUNNER! Cutlass goes down and so too does Daniels. Chrenshaw clobbers Irvine's head off the apron and crawls in to make the cover!

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Irvine pulls him back out and Battle Cry forearms him! Irvine lands on top of him, but pulls himself to his feet and pulls Cutlass out so he can slide in.  Daniels is slowly fighting his way back to his feet, but Irvine stands behind him... and clamps on the Maelstorm! The Anaconda Sleeper! Daniels has a lot of fight in him and Irvine's got the hold applied tightly hoping for a quick goodnight and the champ falls to his knee, but Irvine has to readjust and Daniels backs him up and slams him into the corner! Irvine releases the hold and Daniels falls forward, slowly getting back up as Irvine screams and leaps onto his back, applying the hold again! Daniels is trying to shake it loose, but not having any such luck.  Daniels falls to a seated position and Irvine laughs, but looks up and gets obliterated by Kenshin Takamura's Tiger Strike! The Buzzsaw kick comes within inches of hitting Daniels too, and you can see by the look in his weary, fading eyes that he noticed! Released from the hold with a minute and a half to go, Daniels gasps for air.  Takamura goes for a second Tiger Strike, but this time on Daniels... the kick is ducked and Daniels shoves Takamura forward and gets to his feet.  Takamura comes back with a Tsunami Crash, but Daniels ducks the rolling elbow too! He grabs Takamura in a waist lock and judging by the strain on his face trying to keep Takamura from breaking his grip, he's content just to hang on for the remaining minute.  Takamura knows time is ticking away and elbows him several times! With forty seconds to go, Takamura finally breaks free and does a go behind and clamps on a waistlock of his own! Daniels checks the clock, thirty five seconds and lunges forward to grab the ropes as Takamura tries to German suplex him! Takamura clubs him in the back of the head and and breaks his grip on the ropes, then reapplies the waistlock and German suplexes the champion! With twenty five seconds left, Takamura manages to bridge up and holds it, despite his body shaking.

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PULVER DOUBLE STOMPS THEM!

The crowd is in a frenzy as Pulver rolls forward with his momentum and gets up, he grabs Daniels' arms, crosses them over and sticks his leg in then rolls forward... THE PULVERIZER APPLIED WITH FIFTEEN SECONDS LEFT! Chrenshaw dives into the ring and breaks the submission up, Takamura grabs Chrenshaw by the tights and sends him out of the ring and follows him out.  Pulver goes to grab Daniels again, but Irvine yanks him out of the ring! Pulver SNAPS and clubs the shit out of him as Irvine tackles him to the ground.  Daniels fights back to his feet, looking at the two parties fighting... and... CUTLASS! He applies a half nelson, half chickenwing and suplexes! FIRE TIGER SUPLEX! BRIDGES!

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3! THE BUZZER SOUNDS!

Cutlass collapses in the bridge.  Takamura and Chrenshaw stop fighting, but Pulver chucks Irvine over the guardrail and leaps over after him.  The two begin battling in the crowd as the security hops the rail to go after them.  Takamura takes off in that direction also, Chrenshaw grabs his Iron title and makes his way to the back as referee Cordell Garner hands the title to the downed Julian Cutlass. Cutlass sits up and clutches the belt to his chest.  He gets up and roars with his excitement as he raises the belt in the air to the delight of the Canadian fans! Daniels is struggling to get to his feet behind him and Cutlass takes a fighting stance, but Daniels looks at him, nods and drops out of the ring and heads to the back.  Cutlass gets his arm raised by Garner before he falls back down to his knees and admires the title on the mat.

BASTIAN KRULL:
Nine years after he won the first generation title, he wins the second! Julian Cutlass! The man used his rematch clause from the first generation title to get his way into this match and if he'd lost, it would've likely been his last chance at this... but here he stands, or in this case kneels... the King of the Lions once again! For everyone here tonight, my name is Bastian Krull! Goodnight, wrestling fans!