ICWW: Breaking Point

The ICWW crowd was on their feet for ICWW: Breaking Point as Buddy Luv and Stat-Man welcomed fans to the sold out ICWW arena! The main event looked to provide some intense entertainment with high stakes on the line in the first ever X-Division title match, and the big one - the international fatal fourway table match between four of the biggest stars!

 

Tag Team championship match
The Pacific Connection d. The Super Friends (c)

The Pacific Connection entered the arena to a mixed response ready to face off against the Super Friends! Followed by the hardly popular Super Friends, as Jesseman eased his way to the ring with some assistance from Albo. Albert and Oozaru started the match off, Oozaru kicking off with a hard clothesline. Albo staggered to his feet and went on the attack with a coco butt, but Oozaru struck hard again with a clothesline. Reeling from the attack, the Beefer crawled to his corner and made the tag much to Jesseman's shock and dismay. The ailed Super Hero eased his way into the ring, but quickly turned to escape as Oozaru approached, allowing Oozaru to lock up and drop him with a full nelson bomb! Jesseman looked to be in incredible pain as Oozaru pressed his hands down on his chest to score the pin fall victory for the Pacific Connection.

 

Backstage Mike Trell was with Shane Altmann to discuss the first ever chance to become champion of the world. Trell said he was one of the best in the business, and he didn't need to be the man in charge to slot himself in, or to have some fancy manager, he had credentials. Altmann looked a little uncertain, and Trell told him he better stop raising his brow otherwise he'd boot it to the other side of his head.

 

Hardcore Championship match
Matt Hardy (c) d. Rockey Rakesh

Rockey Rakesh headed to the ring to the sound of his new theme, hoping to prove that if he were to get knocked down he could indeed get up again. The hardcore champion made his way to the ring to a mixed response, finding very little Mattitude in the ICWW arena. Rockey went on the offensive first up, using Hardy's own title belt as a weapon, but it didn't keep him back for long, allowing him to hit a hard neck breaker. Hardy went to the outside retrieving a steel chair, but Rockey recovered just in time to kick the chair back in the face of the champ! Rockey hooked up with a front face lock looking for a DDT onto the chair, but Hardy fought out of it, dropping him with a gut wrench suplex. Rockey Rakesh staggered to his feet and went on the attack with a boxing combo, but Hardy was able to drop him with the twist of fate! A guillotine leg drop finished it, allowing Matt Hardy to make the cover and retain the belt.

 

Y2J Submission match
Violent J d. Chris Jericho

The crowd rumbled as the Y2Juggalo count down began ushering the entrance of the first of the two competing in a submission match for the exclusive rights to call themselves Y2J. Violent J sped to the ring in his VIP cart sporting new face paint! The JCW champion encouraged boos as Chris Jericho headed to the ring. The two superstars locked up in the beginning, resulting in a hammer lock by Jericho. The JCW champ managed to pull out of the move and went off the ropes, ducking under Jericho and planting a face buster! Jericho jumped back up and went on the offensive with stinging chops, driving Violent J into the turnbuckle, but J managed to strike back with a hard swinging neck breaker. He locked up with an stf from the side, but Jericho managed to grab the ropes escaping the hold. J went off the ropes again but was taken down with a hard diving forearm by Jericho! Jericho hooked up with the walls of Jericho and Violent J struggled toward the ropes, only just managing to reach the bottom. He struck back with a drop kick, and then went from the tope rope with a flying straight kick! He looked for the walls of juggalo, but Jericho managed to counter it into the walls of jericho! J again grabbed the bottom rope, and then rolled to the outside for a moment. He retrieved his JCW title belt from his VIP cart and jumped back in the ring, using the belt as a weapon against Jericho! The referee had no choice but to watch on as Violent J clamped down the walls of juggalo in the center of the ring, forcing Jericho to tap out!

 

Violent J celebrated in the middle of the ring, finally ending a month long losing record! Jericho attacked the Juggalo from behind while he was celebrating, using the JCW title to plaster the one Y2J. Jericho clamped down with the walls, wrenching down on the juggalo, eventually relenting. He snatched a microphone from ringside and told the ICWW fans that they were idiots for cheering for an ass clown like Violent J. He said he didn't care about being Y2J, it was silly because he had a better title - as king of the world!

 

In the back Michael Lucifer joined Shane Altmann, asking what Lucifer's game plan would be. The CEO told him that he didn't need a game plan because it was all about survival. He said the pressure had been amounting with his schemes over the past months, and now was the breaking point. He said that the culling of the weak from the fit would begin, and only one man would walk away as the first ever ICWW international champion - the fittest. Lucifer shoved Altmann and headed off.

 

MMAF cage match match
Jason Shamrock d. Statix

Elsewhere in the ICWW arena stood the ominous MMAF steel cage ready for a one on one grudge match between rookie of 2002, Jason Shamrock and the rookie sensation, Statix! They entered the cage one at a time, with the entrance panel being sealed until one made should submit, be pinned or knocked out. The former MMAF grand kumite champion in Statix stared across at the shoot fighter, Shamrock challenged the rookie sensation to take him on. He went on the charge, Shamrock attacking with stinging Thai kicks, and then a hard whip into the steel cage! Statix recovered, taking it to Shamrock with a DDT, and then a big elbow drop. Shamrock went on the charge once again with a hard boxing combo, and finished with a snap vertical suplex. Statix staggered, using the cage to hoist himself up and Shamrock went on the attack once again hooking up with a front face lock, but Statix countered with a brain buster! Shamrock staggered to his feet, walking right into a hard whip into the cage by Statix. Statix looked to ram him head first, but Shamrock held himself back and hooked up with a belly to belly suplex, going for the cover and scoring a pin fall win over Statix.

 

X-Division championship ladder match
Marz & Loopster fought to a no contest

The all new X-Division championship hung sheepishly above the ring as the crowd prepared for an exciting ladder match for the X-Division title! Marz headed to the ring first to a huge response, receiving a big "extreme" chant. Loopster headed out to a less responsive crowd, getting caught on the aisle as Marz went to work on his opponent straight off with right hands. Loopster fought him back, slamming the extremer face first into the crowd guard. Loopster dragged Marz to the ring and slammed his head into the edge of the apron, but on a second attempt had his own head slammed! Marz reached under the ring and pulled out a ladder, using it to jab Loopster in the mid section, and then set it up against the corner, and whipped Loopster into the ladder! Marz sent the ladder, and Loopster into the ring as the two went off the ropes, catching each other with clotheslines. Loopster jumped up and went off the ropes, landing a big leg drop on Marz. Marz got to his feet and went off the ropes, attacking with a forearm, and then kicked the ladder up at Loopster, dropping him with a drop kick! Marz set the ladder up and started climbing, but Loopster grabbed the bottom, sending the ladder into the ropes and Marz the opposite side, landing safely. The two hammered at each other once again, before Marz managed to get man bomb with a spiral bomb finishing move! He set the ladder up once again, but Loopster managed to send them both flying off with a belly to back superplex off the ladder!! With both superstars struggling to their feet Marz began climbing on one side, while Loopster climbed the other. Reaching the top Loopster started swinging wildly, and managed to connect with a hard right hand, but it set the ladder off balance, sending the two superstars over the top rope to the outside! Neither superstar was moving and the referee decided it was best to call a no contest. Both superstars were carried to the back by medical staff.

 

Rhyno and Bill Alfonzo were backstage with Shane Altmann amping up the campaign of pain. Alfonzo said his man was the toughest son of a bitch in the match, and the true king of table matches. He said the campaign of pain was going to climax on this fateful night when Rhyno took the heavyweight belt, and merged it with his Eurasian and National belts to make a new, better, world title. Rhyno said he didn't care about the safety of the other men, it wasn't about what they needed, it was about what they'd get. Nothing but gore.

 

International championship fatal fourway table match
Michael Lucifer d. Rhyno, The Nomad & Mike Trell

The Nomad's music hit the arena first as the smallest of the four superstars scheduled made his way to the ring to a huge standing ovation. The first ever heavyweight champion looked to repeat the past by taking the world title also. He jumped into the ring wielding his staff, as Mike Trell headed to the ring slowly. The wrestling legend sauntered his way to the ring, focusing on the ring and ignoring the crowd, until Rhyno's music cut his off and the manimal raced down to the ring ahead of his manager and slammed Trell into the ring apron! The Nomad jumped over the top rope taking both superstars out with a body block as the entrance erupted in fire and all eyes met the Heavyweight champion who laughed at the three down at the ring and charged down. Rhyno threw Trell into the ring and began working down on him as Lucifer headed for the Nomad. On the outside Nomad worked away on Lucifer with hard rights and lefts, and then swung for a crescent kick, but Lucifer caught his leg and threw him awkwardly over the top rope into the ring! Rhyno and Nomad started double teaming Mike Trell in the turnbuckle while Lucifer pulled out a table from under the ring. He slid in and set it up, shoving Rhyno and Nomad out of the way and clamping down with a death grip around the throat of Trell. The heavyweight champion chokeslammed Trell through the table set up, creating the first sudden elimination in the match. Trell rolled out of the ring and staggered as Lucifer followed continuing the punishment, while Rhyno and the Nomad duked it out in the ring. Rhyno slammed the Nomad into the turnbuckle and continued to ram him with hard shoulder thrusts, backing up for a glorified gore, but the Nomad jumped out of the way right at the last second, leaving Rhyno to eat nothing but steel turnbuckle! Lucifer pulled out a table and slid it into the ring, but was taken down by the Nomad with a big crescent kick. Lucifer jumped back up and dropped the Nomad with the devil driver and then set a table up! Rhyno recovered and set Lucifer over the top rope with a hard whip, and then gored Nomad onto the table! From there he drove the crowd favourite through the table with a powerbomb! Lucifer jumped back into the ring looking furious as the two champions in the match exchanged punches, before Lucifer dropped Rhyno with a big boot to the face. He rolled out of the ring and set up a table on the outside, as Rhyno  jumped out and went on the charge. Lucifer countered the gore with a big boot, and then picked Rhyno up, sending him through the table with a death valley driver to pick up the win for the first ever international championship!

 

In the ring the referee raised his hand as streamers and confetti rained down from the ceiling, ushering in the beginning of a new era of the world championship belt! Bill Alfonzo helped Rhyno up the aisle as Lucifer celebrated in the ring with the belt and pointed out to Rhyno, cutting his throat in a symbol of defeat. The crowd went berserk as ICWW: Breaking Point came to a thunderous ending!