Week 6
The characters used in this fic belong to Capcom, SNK, and other gaming companies. I just own FGWE and the belts as well.
First we show a video recap from the PPV event where Akuma won barely against Terry Bogard. Then, into last week when fictfan07 announced a rematch between the two in a two out of there falls match, and finally in last week's main event where Akuma just defeats his opponent and Bogard goes to attack and sending Akuma to retreat to fight another day.
Now we go to FGWE opening video with the theme song "The Beautiful People" by Marilyn Manson plays in the video. After the opening video, multicolored fireworks shoot from the screen, and then around the stadium. The camera crew points to the crowd as we have full house of exactly 15,000 fans. Then they point to our announcers Rugal and Queen Sindel.
Rugal: So we are again in another episode of FGWE action. I am Rugal with my partner that snobby arrogant Queen Sindel.
Sindel: Watch your mouth you bum. Anyway I am Sindel, and we are here in el Estadio Cuscatlan in El Salvador. We have a good card for this week, first a tag team match with the tag team champions Liu Kang and Kung Lao against a
newcomer team. We will also have an extreme rules match between your Intercontinental Champion Kim Kaphwan against Alex. We will also have the main event between Terry Bogard and Cyrax, and much more just on FGWE.
Rugal: Finally as of right now let's go to the action.
(Mortal Kombat Shaolin monks theme)
Liu Kang and Kung Lao come descending the ramp wearing their trademark fighting gear. Liu Kang and Kung Lao salute the crowd, and then enter the ring to wait for their opponents.
Rugal: Those tag team champion have arrived, but who will be their opponents.
Sindel: They can take them in no time.
(Art of Fighting theme plays on the titantron)
From the other side of the ramp came out Ryo Sakazaki, a blonde warrior wearing an orange gi with black belt, and his partner an Italian karate fighter who was wearing a white sweat suit with white gloves. Then they entered the ring.
Sindel: Who are those two?
Rugal: Those are Sakazaki's pupils. (Takuma from SNK Art of Fighting series)
(Introductions)
Axel Hawk: This following tag team contest is non-title and is scheduled for one fall. (Points to the champions) Introducing first they are your tag team champions Liu Kang and Kung Lao the Shaolin monks (Cheers). Their opponents from the Kyokugenryu Karate Dojo US branch they are Ryo Sakazaki and Robert Garcia (Cheers/Boos).
Both teams go to their corners and decide on who participates first. (Bell rings) Kung Lao goes first for his team; Ryo Sakazaki is the first to step off for team Kyokugenryu. Kung Lao whips Ryo Sakazaki to the ropes, and then he executes on Sakazaki a hiptoss. Kung Lao tries to go for a sleeper hold, but Ryo reverses this and hits a back suplex. Sakazaki does a knee drop on Kung Lao, and then he picks up Kung for a back breaker. Ryo now goes for a leg lock submission hold, and Kung Lao is in pain while he is in that hold. Kung Lao finds a way to kick out of the maneuver and then takedowns Ryo to start a flurry of rights and lefts to his face. Kung Lao hits a bulldog on Ryo, and then tags in his partner Liu Kang. Liu Kang hits Ryo with an enziguri. Now Liu Kang goes for the pin and the referee makes the count one, two, and then Robert Garcia stops the count and saving his partner. Robert and Ryo double team Liu Kang with a double suplex, and then they do another double suplex on Kung Lao who was going to his partner's aid. They then throw Lao outside the ring.
Rugal: This is getting interesting.
Sindel: It is just the opening match, and the crowd is enjoying.
Ryo tags Robert, and Robert gets into the action that starts with a series of kicks to the body of Liu Kang and then hits a spinning heel kick to the neck. Robert runs to the ropes, but then gets hit in the back by Kung Lao. Robert sends Kung Lao face first into the corner, and then Liu Kang punches him and then whips him into the ropes for a standing hurricarana. Kung Lao returns to ringside and is tagged in by his partner; Liu Kang now takes a rest, while Kung Lao is in action. Kung Lao is going with a scissors headlock on Robert who is still knockout. Robert eventually wiggles out of the hold, and applies a submission of his own an STS hold. Kung Lao crawls to get to the ropes, and so Robert must release the submission hold. Robert goes for a body slam, and then hits a ground moonsault on Lao; Robert makes the pin and the referee counts uno, dos, y nada… just a two count. Robert now is going for a body slam, but somehow Kung Lao reverses it and then puts Robert in a neck breaker. Kung Lao tags in Liu Kang, while Robert tags Ryo. Liu tries to go for a clothesline, but Ryo ducks out of the way and then kicks Liu Kang on the gut and follows it up with a gut wrench power bomb into pin. The referee counts uno, dos, and nada just a two count. All the members of both teams are now brawling in the ring as Liu Kang takes out on Ryo, while Kung Lao goes for Robert Garcia; Liu Kang tries for a military press slam, but Ryo counters that move and hits a side effect, while Robert whips Kung Lao to the ropes to execute a power slam.
The finish comes when both Ryo and Robert do a double dropkick to Kung Lao and send him over the top rope, and then they do a famous double team move, the Doomsday Device, Robert lifts up Liu Kang on his shoulders and then Ryo hits the
top rope clothesline onto the one half of the tag team champions to send him crash onto the mat. After the double team move, Ryo pins Liu Kang and the referee makes the count 1, 2, and 3. This match is over (Bell rings).
Axel Hawk: The winners are Ryo Sakazaki and Robert Garcia.
Rugal: They debuted as a team and won their first match. Sakazaki and Garcia are going to be dangerous in the tag team division.
Sindel: This is just a lucky victory, and they could have a rematch in other time. Right now let's go to commercials.
(Commercial break)
Promo: When one match is not enough for two warriors then a second match will be better to solve a grudge. Because of you FGWE fans, it is Akuma vs Terry Bogard for the FGWE World Championship in a two out of three falls match. Live in few weeks on Blaze of Fury; watch it in your nearest computer.
(Back in the ring)
(Jazzy NYC '99 theme)
Axel Hawk: The following contest is an extreme rules match and it is for one fall. First from New York City, weighing in 300 lbs. he comes from the Street Fighter 3 series, Alex (Cheer/Boos).
Rugal: Alex is known for power fighting and his big muscles.
Sindel: He came to make a new impact in FGWE.
(Seoul ni Ikou theme)
Axel Hawk: And from Seoul, South Korea he is your Intercontinental Champion Kim Kaphwan. (Cheers)
Rugal: The Intercontinental champion is known for mastery on Taekwondo and his speed attacks.
Sindel: Can it be enough to overcome a heavier and tougher opponent like this Alex?
The referee gives indications to both men, and then the bell rings to start the fight. The match gets underway with Alex using his own strength to get advantage on the IC champion; Alex does a powerful hanging vertical suplex on Kaphwan, and then hits a running splash on him. After that, he whips to the ropes and clotheslines him outside the ring. Alex is having clear control at the start of the match, and he is also going outside to still punish Kaphwan. Kaphwan meanwhile is still recovering some fresh air after the early beating he just received. Alex goes for a chair and goes to strike on Kim's head, and somehow Kim makes a drop toe hold to instead Alex gets hit on the face by the same chair. The referee follows the action, while Kim is now with a half crab on his right leg. The half crab submission hold is damaging, but eventually with his strength Alex gets out of the hold. Alex sends Kim face first into the steel guardrail, and follows with a body slam on the entrance ramp. Alex tries for the cover, and the referee counts 1, 2, and nothing just a two count.
Alex tries for a military press slam on the guardrail, but somehow he gets free of the move and instead Kaphwan then punches a few times on the abdominal area and follows with a reverse DDT. Kaphwan and Alex then return to the ring after brawling outside for long time, and then Alex hits a clothesline on the Intercontinental champion. Alex goes for the torture rack in Kim Kaphwan, and the submission hold is painful and yet Kaphwan doesn't give up.
Rugal: The torture rack is really painful if you have received prior damage.
Sindel: No kidding, still Kaphwan has a strong will and refuses to give up.
Alex continues his hold on the torture rack and making Kaphwan cry in pain; but with chants of the crowd and a timely rope break, and Kaphwan is finally free from the hold. Then, Alex goes outside and grabs a chair possibly to finish the match. Just when Alex is about to strike Kim; the Korean kick him in the gut and does a snap suplex. Kaphwan now has the chair in his possession and repeatedly hits him in the back and then in the head. Kim puts the chair in the center of the ring, and next he has done a sick move; Kim has done a suplex to Alex on the chair itself! Kim now goes for the table to set it up for a sure victory move; Kim puts Alex on top of the table, and then he goes to the top turnbuckle to hit a damaging top rope elbow drop and smash Alex through the table. Kim now covers Alex, and finally the referee counts 1, 2, and 3.
Axel Hawk: Here is your winner the Intercontinental champion Kim Kaphwan.
Rugal: Anyhow, Kim got the victory, but he is still not that good.
Sindel: I think he did a great job. It's just my opinion.
Then Ash Crimson hits the ring and attacks both Alex and Kim laying both of them with his Au Revoir special signature move (the Pump handle slam). Ash Crimson taunts the crowd, and they all just boo the heck out of him. Ash Crimson rants a bit in French that he will be champion in no time.
Sindel: This Frenchy is really annoying.
Rugal: Let's go to a commericial break.
(Commercial break)
(Street Fighter 2 Balrog theme)
Axel Hawk: The following contest is scheduled for one fall. Inroducing first from Las Vegas, Nevada he is Balrog (M. Bison is the Japanese name in Street Fighter). The crowd boos a lot to this guy, since he is rule breaker.
Rugal: Balrog will go to action once again and to redeem himself from his humiliating defeat last week.
(Japan Team theme of King of Fighters 98)
Axel Hawk: His opponent from Japan, he is Goro Daimon. (Cheers)
Goro goes into the ring wearing a traditional judo uniform and ready to kick butt.
After some indications, the bell rings and the match start with both men starting a contest of strength; in the end of it Goro is stronger in their contest of strength by kicking in the gut and suplexing Balrog. Goro is now going for an illegal choke to
the throat, and the referee is counting one, two, three, four, and finally Goro releases the choke; if not he would have been disqualified.
Goro now does a belly to belly suplex on the boxer and followed by a standing splash, and now he is going to turn upside down Balrog for a camel clutch. Balrog is in big trouble by now under that camel clutch submission hold that Goro is putting him on. Balrog crawls his way and reaches the ropes to break the submission hold. Goro is still dominating the match, and hits a full nelson slam; Goro now covers Balrog for the count attempt. The referee counts one, two, and nothing Balrog survives and the match is still on. Daimon whips Balrog to the corner and goes for a big corner splash, but Balrog moves out of the way and Goro hurts himself in the corner. Balrog starts a punching combination to the face and all around the body. Then Balrog sets up Goro in the top turnbuckle to do a slamming top rope superplex, and then Balrog does a spinning toe hold on Goro. Goro Daimon has still his hold on Balrog's leg, but then the boxer kicks out of it by kicking to Goro Daimon's face. Balrog has goro get up and then whips him to the ropes for a power slam. Balrog follows with an atomic breaker on Daimon followed by a shoulder tackle; now Balrog covers him for the count but the referee gets to a two count only.
Then Balrog tries to go for a German suplex, but somehow Daimon blocks the attempt, and then is going for an abdominal stretch submission hold. Balrog struggles on the abdominal stretch, but he gets to the ropes and grabs them to break the hold; then Daimon bulldogs Balrog and later goes for a Cloverleaf only to be reversed into a small package. The referee counts one, two, and nothing just a
two count. Daimon does a punching combination to Balrog, and the boxer stops him midway and counters with an uppercut to the chin. Balrog then does a powerful spinebuster, and to finish the match does the mighty Buffalo bomb for the pinfall victory. (Bell rings)
Axel Hawk: The winner of this match is Balrog.
Rugal: Well Balrog did a good job this week against Goro Daimon. Still he is not that good.
Sindel: For now let's go to a commercial break. We'll be back with more FGWE action and with the main event.
(Commercial Break)
Promo: The match is more interesting when two equally skilled opponents fight to the end. It is the heat that is within yourself to fight with more determination and fury like the sun itself. That passion for victory is what at the end will determine victory. FGWE presents Blaze of Fury; soon on your nearest computer only on PPV.
(Mortal Kombat Special Forces theme)
Axel Hawk: This is the main event of the evening introducing first from parts unknown; he is Cyrax (Cheers/Boos)
Sindel: Cyrax is a good choice for a main event and also a victory could ensure a title match opportunity soon.
(Fatal Fury team theme of King of Fighters 2002)
Axel Hawk: Coming from Southtown, USA. He is "The Hungry Wolf" Terry Bogard. (Crowd Cheers)
Terry Bogard goes down the ramp wearing his gear; red camp, red jacket, a trucker cap, and also sneakers.
Rugal: In few weeks Terry will have a rematch against Akuma in a 2 out of three falls match for the FGWE championship.
Sindel: You're right Rugal, but tonight his match is against Cyrax.
The referee Tung Fu Rue gives indication to both men for a fair fight then indicates to ring the bell and the match starts with Terry hitting a spinning heel kick to the face of the yellow cyber ninja. Terry then hits a vertical suplex on Cyrax followed by a running elbow drop onto his chest; Terry then goes for a Indian deathlock onto Cyrax, and Cyrax cries a bit in pain but still doesn't give up. Cyrax gets to the ropes eventually, and then grabs them to make sure that the referee tells Terry to break the hold. Terry whips Cyrax to the ropes and tries to attempt a back body drop, but Cyrax was prepared for this and instead hits a knee to the face of Terry and follows this with a dropkick. Cyrax hits a body slam on Terry followed by a Dragon Sleeper hold. Terry fights against the hold to not submit, and few minutes later he started to get unconscious. The referee checks out on Terry, and then he lifts his arm twice in case that Terry can no longer continue. At third time Terry still holds on and elbows on Cyrax's gut which is then followed by DDT. Terry then goes for a jackknife roll up pin, and the referee starts the count uno, dos, and just a two count.
Rugal: The main event is getting good, but will be better when Bogard wins the match.
Sindel: Don't count your chickens before they hatch, pops. Anyway, the main event is really good.
Back to the match, Cyrax whips Bogard to the corner and then splashes him in that corner. Cyrax rapidly hits a brainbuster and a knee drop on Terry, after he covers him for the pin and the referee counts one, two, and nothing Terry survives. Cyrax drags Terry to the center of the ring, and Cyrax goes to the top turnbuckle for an flying move, fortunately Terry wakes and hits a damaging kick to the 'chin' of Cyrax when Cyrax was going for a flying clothesline. To end the match, Terry hits a shinbreaker on Cyrax and rapidly executes his new submission hold the 3-shooter (Sharpshooter). Cyrax tries to resist but the hold is damaging beyond his belief and taps out. (Bell rings)
Axel Hawk: Here is your winner, Terry Bogard.
Terry Bogard gains one hard fought victory to indicate his rival Akuma that he won't back down. Then from behind, Akuma sneak attacks Bogard leaving him into pulp. Akuma then piledrives Terry and throws him over the top rope. Akuma says in few words that he will retain his title at the PPV. The show comes to an end and so until next time.
Quick Results
Ryo & Robert def. Liu Kang and Kung Lao
Kim Kaphwan def. Alex
Balrog def. Goro Daimon
Terry Bogard def. Cyrax
R&R. Also to tell that I know I took more time in finishing this chapter, but studying is certainly not a walk in the park. Soon the PPV event Blaze of Fury will come to your computer courtesy of fictfan07.