Legacy Online! - November 24th, 2012

["Sick" Nick™]

Saturday, November 24^TH, 2012

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After the short intro is done, a shot of the arena is shown as the fans start to go nuts. Pyro begins to shoot off the stage as the music begins to fade out.

Gary King: Ladies and gentlemen welcome to another Legacy Online! We have a great show in store for you.

Gregory Brooks: That's right Gary. We are going to have a great show! And after FHT10, I can't wait to see what is going to happen next.

[Austin]

"Glass Shatters" hits as Stone Cold walks out to a rather good reception from the crowd. Austin has a rather serious face tonight as he enters the ring and does the traditional four-corner pose. He has a microphone in hand.

Austin: Last night, me and Sick Nick had one helluva war, and I can admit that he beat me fair and square. After that, I want back home to the Broken Skull Ranch and took a long look in the mirror. At the age of 47, do I really have what it takes to compete in the Legacy anymore? I thought about that moment and realized that's the type of thing that a jackasss would say. The more I thought about it, the more and more I've realized that I've let myself become a jackass.

The crowd has zero idea how to react.

Austin: For the last few years, I let the name, I let the legacy of Stone Cold Steve Austin become a complete joke. People used to fear my name, now people make jokes at my expense. "Stone Cold is back? How long till he takes his ball and go home?" "Stone Cold is back? Did Debra sue him?" What's funny is that it's people like Lbm, Keith Williams, and even Sick Nick made these jokes. I've carried all of them, I let them make their names off my bloody, sweat, and tears. I can squat about 625 pounds and they all weight a little bit more than that. In-fact, I carried this damn company against every so-called invasion that faced this company. Crimson Future, VHT, Unholy Alliance, Smoothflow, EGO, ELITE, Whatever group of losers Max Venom led. You name it, I met them at the gates and fought them off. What did I get after all that? A whole bunch of friends who decided to turn their backs and most of all, a whole crowd full of people who felt sorry for me. That only cheered for me because they felt bad for all the wars I've been through. I don't need your damn sympathy. In-fact, what I'm saying is that I don't need any of you What's gonna happen next is real simple, everybody on this company is on my list. I don't care if you're LBM or yer Red Ninja, I'm coming for all of ya. This ain't no damn joke, I'm sick and tired of all the bullshit from the so-called good guys, and the former friends. I don't care if you're with me or against me, I'm doing things my way from now on. No more "WHAT", no more hugs, no more being the funny guy. If you don't like that, then I quite frankly give a rat's ass anymore. And that's the bottom line, because Stone Cold Said So.

Austin walks out to a surprisingly mixed reaction from the crowd. Legacy goes to break.

[The F'N Legend Lbm]

Legacy Online returns with The F'N Legend Lbm walking to ringside (with no music or pyrotechnics). He picks up a microphone from ringside and randomly sits on the ring steps on the outside of the ring.

Lbm:[/b]
I know what your thinking - no pyro or Metallica - thats not how this usually starts. But after 10 years your bound to be as sick of it as I am?! So I just thought I'd come straight out here and say what I gotta say! I wanna go back to the start of this year and the beginning of Legacy/rebirth of the FHT/ELITE if you will. I was truly excited about it and was greatful to be asked my opinions by those in the know of what I thought in the days leading up to it. And I wanted in - of course I did and I knew I wasn't the same guy I used to be but I didn't care - I just had to be a part of this!

So I thought I could sit at commentary and watch my friends, old foes and the fresh faced batch of new guys come out and do all the entertaining while I had the best seat in the house. And for a while - it was cool! But after a couple of months of that I was miserable and damn it I was jealous of all the fun those guys were having and I wanted in in the worst way possible.

I should have gone and got myself in shape. I should have practicsed and got my shit together. Give myself time and put the hours watching tapes and scouting my potential opponents. But I didn't. I came back hoping that I could use my reputation/my "legacy" and just be the same old F'N Legend again without putting half the effort in.

My first match back I walked out there and I beat Dark Angel. In this entire year - this match was the only real success I had inside that ring. And when I think about it - after watching Dark Angel beat TPC & Ace in a triple threat - how he couldn't beat a guy with a beer gut who hadn't wrestled on a regular basis for 2 years seems almost suspect to me! I'm not saying he threw the match - but what type of friends derails his best pals big comeback? I don't know - its a shame he's not around to ask him!

You guys afforded me the main event of the third Legacy Supershow against Robert Gordon. And wheres years ago I prided myself of getting a great match out of my opponent - Gordon carried me that night and easily beat me. A match that everyone was convinced I would win - I lost. I lost the match and I lost any last bit of dignitiy I had tried to cling on to.

Robert Gordon said so much deragatory things about me and my family and when it came chance for me to get my revenge. I lost. And I went from that mess to having some fly by night who's name will never even be remembered years from now humilate me even further and cripple my poor Eitthan!

FHT 10 should have been my night! The 10 year anniversary of the company I had the honor of being there on day one. I was in the opening match on the biggest show of all time and in the weeks leading up to it - I was in no shape to preform! I phoned in it when I was here and to be honest - I was barely here in the build up to that ppv!

You know we all play these characters! I'm Lbm! It was always about being an extension of yourself. I guess as time has gone the line got more and more confused! I am washed up. I spent much of my time doing this drunk that I've forgotten so much about whats been happening out here.

I used to be the guy who sat in the locker room regardless of where he was on the card and watched everything my peers produced. And when they came through the curtain I told them what I thought. Cause thats what made me who I am. The feedback and the respect and the criticism of my fellow performers.

But these past few months - that isnt what I've been. I should have been the guy guiding these new starts - not some guy who was a world champion 10 years ago trying to turn back time and still be "the man". Theres guys working here like Nick, Keith, Austin who saved their money. Done something with their lives.

They walked away in good shape and their returns which are seldom - are fruitful and leave the audience begging for more. Not me! I'm the old timer in the dressing room like Jake Roberts or Koko B Ware - who went from main eventing the Toyko Dome opposite Hulk Hogan - to being third match in the card and getting paid peanuts for it!

How ironic that I grew up idolising The Nature Boy Ric Flair - and here I am - divorced, in and out of trouble with the law coming back from countless retirements hoping to make a little bit more money to fund my ridiculous lifestyle! This isn't how I wanted it all to be Lbm! For myself!

At FHT 10, ten years eactly till the day I first wrestled as part of the FHT. I wrestled again and on a night where I could have truly started it all over again and won myself the FHT Hardcore Championship - I failed! For the record - I am glad that although I failed to win the title - I'm glad it went to a guy like Reverend Daddy Joe who although he won't like to admit it - is actually a really decent guy who after 10 years won the biggest prize in the game.

Why didn't he win it years ago? Because he didn't kiss ass and politic his way to the belt - he did it the old fashioned way and took the hard route and thats why RDJ's one Legacy World Championship will be remembered for alot more years than my five FHT Undisputed Championship reigns.

I want to thank all you guys for putting up with Lbm! I want to thank anyone who ever went out into the ring regardless of result with me and put on a hell of a show be it wrestling match or promo or whatever! I've enjoyed my run as Lbm! But after 10 years as The F'N Legend Lbm!!! I guess it's finally time to leave him behind me and try something else!

FHT! ELITE! Legacy!!! IT'S BEEN FUN!!! THANK YOU!!!

The F'N Legend Lbm gets up from the ring steps and walks into the ring. He removes his t-shirt that he's wearing that reads "LBM - Established 10th Nov 2002" and drapes it over the top rope.

He waves one last time at the crowd and then walks back up the ramp and leaves the FHT Arena for the last time![/quote]

[The Reverend Daddy Joe]

Legacy comes back from commercial, and standing outside the ring with Harold Gunther IV is Fat tony. Oddly enough, Fat Tony is wearing Robert Gordon's wrestling gear, complete with the name "gordon" down the leg of the tights.

Gunther: Fat Tony, what're you doing here? You weren't scheduled to wrestle tonight?

Fat Tony: I was sent a letter saying to be here, and to wear this, and then expect a check. I go where the money is.

Gunther: Do you know who you're supposed to wrestle tonight?

Tony: Don't know, and I don't care.

Fat Tony just climbs into the ring and waits. Then after a minute or two of silence, "Back in Black" comes over the arena PA system and the crowd goes wild. Out from behind the curtain is The RDJ wearing his wrestling gear and a leather jacket, with the FHT Hardcore Championship around his waist. He makes his way to ringside, throws down his leather jacket, takes off the belt and slides into the ring.

Tony immediately goes on the attack, laying the boots into RDJ. Tony picks up RDJ, whips him into the ropes and goes for a clothesline, but RDJ ducks and chop blocks TOny's knee out from under him.

King: Looks like we have a Hardcore Title match tonight! But why would RDJ make Tony wrestle in Robert Gordon's ring gear?

Brooks: Because RDJ is jealous of Robert Gordon! He knows he can't beat him, so he makes himself feel better with this disgusting display!

RDJ takes Tony's leg and starts kicking him in the hamstrings. Tony is writhing in pain. RDJ quickly applies a spinning toe hold. Tony is screaming, but those screams are interrupted by vicious and stuff elbows to Tony's already trapped leg.

King: Well, we were expecting a Hardcore match tonight, but RDJ seems to be applying his technical skill.

Brooks: It's a desperate cry for attention from a man who has always been so desperate to be noticed.

Tony manages to lay a few forearms into the back of RDJ, which forces RDJ to break the hold, but the damage to Tony's leg is obvious, so RDJ is the first up to his feet. Joe stalks Tony from behind as the larger man wobbily gets up to his feet. RDJ lays in a powerful kick to the back of Tony's leg, sending the big man back down to the ground. RDJ yells down at the helpless Fat Tony...

RDJ: "You had enough yet, Gordon? This honest enough for you?"

RDJ goes outside the ring and grabs a chair, which gets a nice big pop from the crowd. Joe rolls back in the ring, as once again Tony is struggling to get to his feet. Joe lays Tony out with a solid chair shot that echoes through the arena. With Tony down Joe begins to drive the edge of the chair into Tony's knee, all the while screaming...

RDJ: "Squeel, Gordon! Squeel!"

Tony: SQUEE! SQUEE, PLEASE, SQUEE!"

Gary King: This is just disturbing...

Brooks: RDJ is a deranged madman. he has no business in this company anymore! He should be rotting in a jail cell!

RDJ throws the chair down on Tony's leg, and then double foot stomps the chair over Tony's damaged left knee. Tony is begging at this point.

RDJ: What was that, Gordon? You had enough?"

Not giving Fat tony time to answer, RDJ delivers a side kick to Tony's face, laying him out. He then climbs to the top turbuckle and shouts...

"WHO'S YOUR DADDY, ROBBY?!"

Jumping from the top rope, Joe crashes his elbow down into the chest of Fat Tony. He makes the pin after that.

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Erik Knight: The Winner, and STILL FHT Hardcore Champion, RDJ!


RDJ gets handed his belt and stares at the camera, saying...

RDJ: "Just the beginning. Just the beginning."

Then the show cuts to the next segment.

[robert]

We return from break and we see Gregory Brooks in the middle of the ring, microphone in hand. It should be mentioned that Brooks have a rather over-the-top neck brace.

Brooks: At FHT Ten, we saw a great injustice happen. My good friend, Robert Gordon was forced into a match against his will and furthermore, the match happened on Mr. Gordon's night off. As a result, Robert Gordon brought four lawsuits against Legacy and Keith Williams, four lawsuits that were hastily settled over the Thanksgiving Weekend. As a result, Keith Williams was removed from his position of CEO of Legacy Wrestling. Is it my honor to introduce the new CEO of Legacy Wrestling.....ROBERT GORDON!

"Fanfare" begins to play as Robert Gordon makes his way out to ringside to much heat from the crowd. Gordon enters the ring, shakes hands with Brooks and takes the microphone as Brooks exits the ring.

Robert Gordon: Ladies and gentlemen, tonight we enter into a new era of Legacy Wrestling. No longer will this company wilt away under the iron fist of a corrupted redneck. While Keith Williams did some great things as Legacy CEO, his willingness to let personal vendettas take center-stage over the well-being of his company was hideous. I have always believed that truth and honesty is what makes a great boss who he is, and all I want is a clean slate. This company does not need a biased boss, what this company needs is a Jack Tunney. A fair and honest boss who makes the right moves for the right reasons. Let me be your Jack Tunney!

The crowd still boos.

Gordon: I know that I've said some bad things in the past, and all I want from the Legacy Legion is a clean slate, a second chance. Since the previous leader of the Legacy Legion is at home, I believe that I, Robert Gordon can lead the Legacy Legion!

"Alcohol and Ass" plays as Keith Williams makes his way to ringside to a rather mixed reaction. He is walking slower after the war last night with Alexi Petrovich. Keith enters the ring as Gordon extends his hand. Keith has a rather disgusted look on his face.

Keith: Now, what in the hell is that for?

Gordon: I'm just here to extend my congratulations on a hard-fought battle at FHT Ten and to me being the better man.

Keith: I don't why you'd congratulate me on getting my ass kicked, and the only reason you have my job is because of a law suit.

Gordon: Let's be honest, you being fired was probably coming.

Keith: You could be right, but I wouldn't hide behind a group of lawyers and a group of thugs to keep my job.

Gordon: I should let you know that the SEI is a group of top-flight sports enter-

Keith: Shut the hell up for once. I'm telling you one thing, and one thing only: Be careful for what you wish for.

Gordon: What I wish for? I'm going places here, what I'd recommend that you do, is try not upset me or what I'm trying to do. While I'm trying to do what you can't do, I'm not afraid of laying down the law. So if you want to do something to me, give one of your famous finishing moves or try a superkick on me, try it. See what happens, you'll be back to making crabcakes in some run down shack in the Baltimore ghetto.

Keith looks ready to do something, but relents as Gordon smiles. Keith goes to leave, but Gordon stops him.

Gordon: I'm actually leaving first, so could you please hold the ropes open for me, please.

Keith ponders for a moment, before holding the ropes open, begrudgingly. Gordon exits rather slowly, milking everything as Legacy goes to break with Keith Williams in the middle of the, mouthing that he needs a beer.

[Max Venom]

Don't Lie To Yourself, It Gave You Pleasure...

OH MY GOD OH MY-

The roof just comes off Legacy Hall as "Demonoid Phenomenon" hits the speakers for the first time in about half a year! Robert Gordon, halfway up the ramp staggers back into the ring as Max Venom emerges from behind the curtain.

Gary King: Its Max Venom! Max Venom is here, the first Legacy World Wrestling Champion is in the arena!

Greg Brooks: What the hell is he doing back? He's supposed to be working for the WWE! He'll get the company sued!

The reaction doesn't stop, in fact it gets louder as Max, cigarette in his mouth, leather jacket in tow and smirking menacing at Gordon, who backs up to apron in absolute shock. A loud "Welcome back!" chant starts as Max toys with the microphone in his hand, waiting for his chance to speak.

Max Venom: Been a while, hasn't it?

Once again, the Legacy Legion erupt into cheer as Max slowly strides down the ramp, speaking.

Max Venom: Be careful what you wish for... Because you just might get it. See, Gordon, you might think you're now in complete control but I don't think you quite realise the position you've put yourself in. You're a target, as the man who runs this place and trust me, your run in charge of Legacy is going to be very short but very eventful.

Max is nearly at Gordon now, who is signalling to the back for security.

Max Venom: Come on now, let's not get our new business relationship off on the wrong foot. The last thing Keith Williams did as CEO was really the last thing he ever thought he'd do: re-sign me. And trust me, with the contract I got, me and you will be working together for a long, long time.

Max is now toe-to-toe with Gordon, leaning in so he speaks these words, dripping with a depraved delight, right into his ear.

Max Venom: Evening, boss.

Venom lets off a sick little laugh and drops the microphone as Gordon looks between Keith and Max, unsure who to be more angry at. Max drops the microphone at Gordon's feet and without a glance back, strolls confidently up the ramp again, as the fans continue to go crazy.

Gary King: What a moment here tonight! Max Venom has apparently returned to Legacy! How will new CEO Robert Gordon respond to the Company Killer?

Greg Brooks: I don't believe this! How dare Max undermine Gordon's triumph! How dare Keith bring that psychopath back to this place!

[LLW]

Someday, you will ache like I ache

Legacy Online returns from a break to the commentary booth with King and Brooks (sporting the Joel Gertner style soft neck brace with a tie around it look) still lightly chatting from the break, but Gary King quickly puts on the ‘presenter hat’ to set up the next segment.

King: Folks at FHT10 we saw a hard hitting, highly emotional showdown between Gemma Traumaward and Blackcat Meiko, a showdown that was contested across the lengths of an unforgiving steel chain. And although Meiko was favored to win the match due to its violent and extreme nature, Gemma Traumaward managed to pull off a very hard fought victory. But it came at a price as both women, like most of the competitors at FHT10, needed medical attention following the contest …

Gregory Brooks groans and rubs on his showy neck brace ever so dramatically, not letting anyone forget that he was thrown through a table at the big show.

King: For Traumaward the cost of her victory was bruising to her knuckles and fingers after wrapping the chain around her hand to drop a big fist on Blackcat’s head, which in turn required Meiko to get four staples near her hairline from the laceration. But as we’ve seen before with this… unrequited grudge, for lack of a better term, the obvious damage on the surface didn’t tell the whole story.

Even though Blackcat Meiko was defeated, even though she was exhausted, battered, and covered in her own blood, she did not behave like a loser. We saw her on camera smile after her match, and I’ve heard reports that she was happy… joyous even, backstage after the match. But Gemma Traumaward, the winner, reportedly gathered her gear and left the building in a hurry after getting looked at by a doctor. While I cannot speak to Gemma’s emotional state following these turn of events, Blackcat Meiko did make a statement to one of our backstage reporters after her match. So let’s go back to FHT10 and hear from the Flower of Carnage herself…


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Backstage at FHT10


After a flashy ‘flashback’ graphic the feed goes to a handheld camera backstage, back in some darker-than-the-rest corner just out of the high traffic space between gorilla, the trainer’s room, and the rest of the tightly packed guts of Legacy Hall. Sitting in a folding chair leaning a shoulder and titling a head against the off white painted block wall is Blackcat Meiko, her messy hair bobby-pinned back to stay off of a gauze pad taped to her upper forehead.

While most of her forehead and her eyes and lips have been wiped clean there’s still a lot of dried blood around the edges of her face, which while pale from the blood loss is displaying a rather serene smile. With red marks dug into her neck from the dog collar Meiko just sits in her chair resting against the wall, eyes closed to help her relax as the buzz of the live crowd and the sounds of entrance music hum through the concrete walls. Speaking with a hushed tone, a voice soft from exhaustion and almost raspy from dehydration, Blackcat is keenly aware of her videographer.

Meiko: I don’t know if you know, I don’t know if you’ve ever had this feeling… but the best part of playing with fire is that instant when you get burned. When that pain hits your whole body and your blood rushes from the excitement…

She pauses briefly to lick her parched lips.

Meiko: I stoked the flames and made the fire burn out of control, my hands are scorched, but I got what I wanted… I put a leash on my girl and in turn, I took the chain off of the wild tiger I know she can be… And now everyone knows just what kind of beast she can be.

Blackcat opens her eyes halfway and looks into the camera lens, smiling a little more as she continues.

Meiko: Machan, how did it feel? How did it feel when you whipped my body with the chain? How did it feel when you split my head open with your own hand? How did it feel to watch my blood pour out over my face? … When we meet again Machan I want you to tell me how much you enjoyed it, how much you enjoyed torturing me, like I have tortured you… I want you to tell me how good it felt to hate me, to really, deeply hate me… And I will let you know, I will tell you, that the venom you felt inside you for that moment, was only, a taste of what’s yet to come…

She closes her eyes again and nestles up against the wall, lightly humming to herself as the scene fades out sending Legacy Online to its next segment…

[robert]

Legacy Talent Evaluation One: Gary King

We see Gordon sitting across from King, reading a file on King, trying to make King sweat.

Gordon: So, Mr. King. Is that Mr. King or Mister King?

King: Mr. King, you should know that, Gordon.

Gordon: Please don't take that tone with me, Gary. I just asked a simple question: Why do you hate me?

King: I don't hate you.

Gordon: Yes, you do hate me. On the July 28th edition of Legacy, you consistently interrupted my phone conversation with Gregory Brooks. On top of that, you've always slandered my name and my motto: Truth and honesty. Do you hate truth and honesty?

King: I do not, I hate the actions that you've committed since joining Legacy.

Gordon: What have I done that could be so bad?

King: You let LBM brutally beat his son with a steel chair!

Gordon: I did not do that. I did not force LBM to use the steel chair. Did my spirit suddenly posses LBM, and force him to swing a chair reportedly to his son's skull repeatedly?

King: uh, no.

Gordon: Good, now I think you have some potential, a proverbial piece of corn in a turd. I'm keeping you around, but I'm assigning you a mentor: Gregory Brooks. You may go now.

King leaves, but Gordon stops him.

Gordon: Before you leave, I have one more question for you. Do you think that Dark Angel is still at home, washing his tights?

King just nods his head and walks off.

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Legacy Talent Evaluation Two: Gary King

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Gordon: Mister Gunther, you seem to be a rather scummy journalist, a journalist that even TMZ wouldn't hire. Yet, you get the interviews and all the big scoops. I like that.

Gunther: Thank you.

Gordon: What I don't like is your sense of style, or the way you dress. The amount of grease in your hair makes you smell like a Waffle House on old-cheese night. Your hygiene is also very questionable, since it seems like you bath in pig slop. Overall, I don't like you at all, but you get the scoops. Now leave, before I begin to dry-heave.

Gunther: Alright.

Gunther walks out.

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Legacy Talent Evaluation Three: Kristin Ricci

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Gordon: You've been around for a few years now, is that correct?

Ricci: I have, and I've been pro-

Gordon: No brown-nosing please. I have noticed a very disturbing trend with your interviews.

Ricci: What could that be?

Gordon: At random times, you will interview a certain sports entertainer, they get attacked. I've been a victim, various other talents have been a victim, and Dark Angel was recently a victim. So I have one question, who are you working for?

Ricci: Excuse me?

Gordon: I said who are you working for? The Carters? Hyde? Quackenbush? Excalibur? Sinclair?

Ricci: Sir, I have no idea what you're talking about.

Gordon: ARE YOU WORKING FOR THE ILLUMINATI?!

Ricci: For the what?

Gordon: You heard me! If this happens again, you'll make your in-ring debut against Blackcat Meiko. Do you understand?

Ricci: Uh...

Gordon: I said, do you understand, or K as you kids call it?

Ricci: Alright, can I leave now?

Gordon: Yes, please send Mr. Ferguson in.

Ricci leaves as Ferguson enters.

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Legacy Talent Evaluation Four: Richard Ferguson

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Gordon: Richard, why do you hate the great state on Connecticut?

Ferguson: Robert, I have no idea what you're talking about.

Gordon: First off, it is Mr. Gordon to you. Secondly, on the night I took over Legacy, you refused to bring Connecticut grown cucumbers like I asked and water from the Connecticut Water company. You did not complete any of those tasks.

Ferguson: Well, it's hard to get something like that done at that time of night.

Gordon: If you can't do a simple task, how can I trust you to recruit talent? Some of the talent that you recruited, didn't even show up. So I have to demote you.

Ferguson: Why?

Gordon: I said demote, not fire. Since you're British, I think you could run catering. You could be in charge of catering!

Ferguson: Do I keep my salary?

Gordon: Absolutely now, who gets 225k to run catering? I have two questions for you: Can you make fish and chips?

Ferguson: Can not.

Gordon: Bangers and mash?

Ferguson: Sorry, but no.

Gordon: What about crumpets and tea?

Ferguson: NOT EVERY PERSON IN BRITAIN KNOWS HOW TO MAKE BANGERS AND BLOODY MASH!

Gordon: Robert Irvine does.

Ferguson: Then hire Robert Bloody Irvine!

Gordon: Ferguson, I have no other choice but to future endeavor you. Please pack your things, I've already found a replacement.

Ferguson storms off and slams the door really hard. Gordon smiles.

Gordon: Good day, good day.

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We see Gordon exiting when he walks straight into Keith Williams.

Williams: Hiya Robbie.

Gordon: Have you been stalking me?

Williams: Nope. I hear Ferguson stomping out the office and came to talk. Seems pretty mad. I'm going to give you some advice, don't piss off the people underneath you, it doesn't help the morale.

Gordon: Well, my replacement will help the morale in this place. Here, take a look, you know this person.

Gordon hands Williams a file on the new Executive Vice President of Talent Relations. Williams is shocked, but it turns to anger.

Williams: You dirty bastard.

Gordon: Hey, just stay away from her. She does have a restraining order against you.

Williams goes to grab Gordon by the collar, but a large figure intervenes and begins clubbing away at Williams. Williams fights back, but going through a war the previous night didn't help. Eventually, the big man gets the best of Keith, picks him up and slams him the through and through the table. Gordon walks into the picture and kneels down next to Keith.

Gordon: Keith, I did make one additional hire when I took over, and that was a bodyguard. I knew you would try something eventually, and I decided to hire a bodyguard. His name is very familiar, his name is Crusher Casey. Former UFC fighter, a name that you will certainly know more of down the line. Also, start bringing your gear again, because you have a match next week.

Gordon smiles as him and Casey walk off.

[Max Venom]

-VS-

We come back from commercial and Max Venom is back in the ring. King explains that Gordon ordered a impromptu match involving Venom, theorising that Gordon wanted to prove he was, in fact, the boss now. Brooks however insisted that it was the first great sign that Gordon's reign would be an improvement over Keith's, as he was giving the fans Max Venom wrestling immediately.

Mr Monday Night came out to a decent reaction but unsurprisingly, the match was from the opening bell one-sided. Max used a number of strikes to keep MMN down on the canvas but wasn't wrestling as aggressively as usual, breaking clean immediately and letting Night get to his feet. Night took the opportunity with a thumb to the eye and stole momentum and there were discussions about Max being out-of-practice after months inside the WWE system.

Night got too ambitious however, attempting a piledriver that got countered and gave Max control back. From here, it was academic, Max no longer gave Night room to breathe and hit the Lethal Injection for the three count. The fans continued to embrace the returning Venom, with a "You've still got it" chant. Brooks wondered what Max's next move would be and King didn't have an answer.

[Ninja/Killer]

The Wild Childs(Zero,Connor Brody,Angelica Demonica) vs The Power Ninjas(Brown Ninja,Blue Ninja,Yellowy Purple Ninja.)

A comedic six person tag match with Angelica staying out of the bulk of the match letting Zero and Brody do the bulk of the work. In the end Angelica tried sneak attacking Brown Ninja but Brown grabbed a hold of her. Angelica landed a Low Blow allowing Zero and Brody to land a Double High Kick to Brown. Angelica then covered Brown for the win.

Winners:The Wild Childs.

Post Match Zero and Brody made a request for Jamie Coleson to come down to the ring. Coleson made his way to the ring as The Wild Childs pointed out Ninja's actions at FHT 10. The WC tried to reason with Coleson about how Ninja showed his true colors and that he needed to break away before it was to late. Coleson wanted nothing to do with the intervention and left the ring as The Wild Childs continued to warn him to watch his back.