Re: Presenting: Paul Heyman's Evolution Pro Wrestling.
Thanks for all the comments guys. <3 you all. Here is the first show, no previews. They're not my thing. The next 6 shows before the PPV are written, none of them are really my best work, they're just focusing on moving forward. I'm putting a lot of effort into the PPV and am hoping to have it posted in early 2009. Bare with it over these next few shows because at the PPV things are going to pick up from there.
Enslaved RECAP
31st October 2007.
Hammerstein Ballroom
The Evolution Pro Wrestling World Champion, Edge, opens the show to a HUGE amount of heat. The Champion berates the fans, climbing atop each turnbuckle and holding the title aloft for all to see. Edge get on the microphone and begins spouting about his victory over Kurt Angle at Blaze of Glory. He said it was never in doubt and that he was always going to win. He went on to say that he probably gave Angle more of a chance then he should have and could’ve put him away a lot earlier but he wanted to ensure that the match was a memorable one for the fans sake. He said he made Angle look a lot better than he actually is which naturally drew a shitload of heat before Edge gave them all the stereotypical respect rant. He continued saying they had no choice but to respect him but he doesn’t care if they don’t because he’s better than them, just like he’s better than Kurt Angle. Edge showed the replay of his Spear on Angle on Sunday night to put him away until “Medal” hit and Angle himself made an appearance. Kurt was irate, ripping the hell out of Edge from the get go, he clearly took exception to the comment about Edge making him look better than he is as he reminded him of all his successes in Professional Wrestling and Amatuer Wrestling. Angle proposes a re-match here, tonight! The fans jumped out of their skins as Edge stepped up into Angle’s fan when surprisingly “Crush U Up” hit and Samoa Joe made his way out. Joe immediately addressed Kurt and asked him why he thinks he should get another title shot tonight? He reminds him that he lost on Sunday Night but Joe himself beat a Wrestling Icon in Mick Foley. Joe proposes that he face Edge tonight One on One for title, he says he’s earned it. He says Mick Foley knows he’s earned it and that even though it doesn’t matter what they think, the fans know he’s earned it so Paul Heyman has no choice but to accept that he’s the next best contender to the EPW Championship.
This bought about Paul Heyman’s arrival. Heyman informed Joe that he would not be simply handed a Title Shot. He says there is no denying that Joe has been impressive recently but at the next Pay Per View entitled "Forsaken", Evolution Pro Wrestling will be debuting the “PAIN CHAMBER”. Heyman explains that the match will feature 8 contestants inside a Chamber, 6 startomg from inside pods, a new competitor entering every 3 minutes (yes, it’s a glorified Elimination Chamber, a more detailed description will be posted soon). Edge is absolutely irate while Kurt doesn’t look real impressed either, stating he deserves Edge again one on one but Heyman refuses to acknowledge Angle’s request as he goes on to say that Qualifying Matches will begin next week and both Joe and Angle have a chance to be in the match, but tonight they will both be in matches. Joe will take on Sabu and The Sandman in an Extreme Handicap Match (Keeping in line with his current stipulation) while Kurt and Edge will face off in a Tag Match as Angle teams with RVD and Edge teams with Brock Lesnar! Joe looks pissed as he leaves the ring and Edge looks to do the same when the still livid Angle clubs him over the back and nails an Olympic Slam!! Kurt tries to lock in the Ankle Lock but Edge manages to weasel his way out of the ring as Angle stands tall, roaring his lungs out as we head to commercial.
Commercial
Match 1
Tag Match; Non Title
LAX – Homicide & Hernandez (c) v Charlie Haas & Shelton Benjamin
In what was a big opportunity for Haas and Benjamin to get a title shot in the future, we get solid match up as Homicide and Hernandez managed to isolate Charlie Haas with some fast, regular tags in and out from the tag team champions.
Hernandez currently has Haas in one of the corners and is whaling away with hard lefts and rights as well as some stiff knees to the ribs. Hernandez then whips Charlie across the ring and sends him crashing into the opposite turnbuckle. The bigger of the Tag Team Champions charges across the ring, looking for a squash clothesline but Haas gets a foot up in his face to a big pop! Hernandez staggers backwards as Haas shoots off the ropes and plants him face first with a bulldog! Charlie gets the hot tag to Shelton but Hernandez manages to tag in Homicide as well! ‘Cide and Benjamin trade right hands until Homicide gets the upper hand and sends him off the ropes before sending him flying with a big back body drop! The Notorious One brings the former All American to his feet and immediately lights up his chest with a backhand chop, which he tries to follow up with a right hand... but it’s blocked by Shelton! Benjamin then nails a short arm clothesline from no where, dropping his opponent. Shelton thinks about tagging in Charlie Haas again but he walks towards Haas and gets half way towards him and decides that he’s going to continue himself but he then turns into THE GRINGO STUNNA!!! ‘Cide hooks the leg of Shelton! 1... 2... 3! It’s done.
Winners: Homicide & Hernandez – The Latin American eXchange @ 6:23
After the match, Haas is clearly disappointed with Shelton given all his hard work to try and get them back in the match.
We then head backstage where Christy Hemme tried to get a few words off Kurt Angle, who was obviously still be fired up but all Angle made clear was that he couldn’t wait to get his hands on Edge in the Main Event and there was no guarantee as to what he’s going to do to him.
Commercial
We return from commercial and Maria is with CM Punk. She asks Punk for his thoughts on his victory over Hassan at Blaze of Glory and winning the Pacific Championship back. Punk says for the first time in his career his went into a match not thinking about winning, he says he’s glad he’s won, he’s ecstatic that he’s won back his Pacific Championship but the main thing he was thinking about going into Blaze of Glory was retribution. Retribution for the months of torment Hassan and Daivari put him through – the double-team beat downs, the beatings with handcuffs, the chair shots. Punk continued and said he’s straight edge not just in his own personal life but also in the way he wrestles and Muhammad Hassan will never change that. He says he guaranteed that would make Hassan bleed with his bare hands, no chairs, tables or steps and he damn well did that. He says Hassan tried to bust him in every way possible, including his handcuffs, but Punk says he proved you don’t need weapons to make someone bleed. He closes by reminding everyone that he is CM Punk, Pacific Champion and he welcomes his next challenger.
Match 2
Singles Match
Christian Cage v Muhammad Hassan w/Daivari
In a match that has had numerous swings of momentum between Christian and Hassan, at one point though, Hassan had such a roll on that he even managed to plant Christian with the Complete Shot. Hassan currently has control but it’s short lived when Christian reverses a Snap Suplex attempt for a Suplex of his own. Clearly a turning point as Christian begins to dominate, he brings Hassan to his feet immediately before nailing him with an implant DDT which he follows up with an Inverted Facelock Backbreaker. With the crowd on his side, Christian promptly nails the Unprettier to Hassan, planting him face first to a huge pop! The referee begins the count but just when he’s about to make the third count... DAIVARI PULLS HIM OUT OF THE RING AND SLAMS HIM HARD ON THE OUTSIDE! Daivari then promptly grabs a chair from nearby, slides under the bottom rope and attempts to drop Cage with a steel chair shot... but Christian ducks underneath it and boots Daivari hard in the gut causing him to drop the weapon before he plants him with an Unprettier as well just as the referee calls for the bell and awards the victory to Christian.
Winner via DQ: Christian Cage @ 5:01
Christian celebrated with the crowd while Hassan and Daivari both came to their senses in the ring, clearly displeased with what transpired here tonight as the “Just Close Your Eyes/My Last Breath” blurs out in the background when we go to a Commercial.
Commercial
We return from Commercial and we witness Chris Jericho barging into Paul Heyman’s office. Y2J got straight to the point and told Heyman that he wanted a shot in the Pain Chamber. He reminded the boss that in his humble opinion he’d earned the chance. Heyman was quick to point out that if Jericho wanted to be in the Pain Chamber, he’d have to qualify just like everybody else therefore next week on the 90 minute edition of Enslaved, in a Pain Chamber Qualifying Match it will be Chris Jericho taking on... CHRISTIAN CAGE! Jericho’s jaw drops as he’s clearly not impressed that he has to beat the guy that he beat at Blaze of Glory once again in order to win a spot in the Pain Chamber.
Match 3
Handicap Match; Extreme Rules
Samoa Joe v Sabu & Sandman
After succumbing to the numbers game early on, Samoa Joe managed to mount a comeback. Sabu and Sandman took control courtesy of the use of both their Steel Chair and Singapore Cane respectively but it was eventually their downfall when Sabu had Joe held up waiting for Sandman to crack him with the Singapore Cane but Joe ducked, causing Sabu to get cracked across the head with the cane! Sandman was stunned momentarily until to Joe nailed a Samoan Drop out of nowhere! He then turned his attention to Sabu... picking him up and sending him shoulder first into the turnbuckle! Clutching a his shoulder in pain, Sabu tries to get straight up but he falls in a heap before Joe throws him over the top rope and then directs his attention back to the Sandman as he nails a Muscle Buster for the win!
Winner: Samoa Joe @ 5:12
After the match Joe doesn’t seem any happier as he immediately requests a microphone. Joe addresses Heyman straight away, he reminds him that he’s overcome every obstacle that he’s put in front of him. He goes on to say he’s even beaten all his washed up ECW has-beens. Sabu, Rhino, Sandman and more recently, Mick Foley... all beaten! He then goes on to demand a Qualifying Match for the Pain Chamber match next week. Surprisingly, “Final Countdown” then hits and the Cruiserweight Champion, Bryan Danielson comes out with his title draped over his shoulder. Danielson wastes no time and congratulates Joe on beating possibly the only person in Professional Wrestling that’s in worst shape and looks worst than he does. Danielson continued to run down Joe and how a victory over Foley isn’t worth anything anymore because he’s just another washed up has been tried to live off the past. Dragon says he is the future therefore it’s him that should be in the Pain Chamber at Forsaken. Paul Heyman then made another appearance, this time on the big screen. Heyman informed Danielson that he need not worry about Joe or Mick Foley, because he’s got more prominent problems at hand. He says he was so impressed with his match with Austin Aries at Blaze of Glory that next week he’s having Danielson v Aries 3 and he’s giving them the Main Event in a 30 Minute Ironman Match for the Cruiserweight Championship!!! Danielson looks pissed as Heyman then informs Joe, Sabu and Sandman (who were both just getting back to their feet) that they will all have qualifying matches next week! Sandman will be taking on KURT ANGLE! While Sabu will be facing off against Samoa Joe in a Tables Match!
Commercial
We returned from commercial and the commentators were putting over next week’s show – the 90 minute edition of Ensalved with Kurt Angle taking on The Sandman, Chris Jericho facing off against Christian Cage and Samoa Joe battling Sabu in a Tables Match all to earn a place in the Pain Chamber. They also put over the 30 minute Iron Man Match for the Cruiserweight Championship between Bryan Danielson and Austin Aries! Finally, they give a plug to Online Oblivion this week as Generation Next will take on Sonjay Dutt, Billy Kidman and Petey Williams in a Six Man Tag Team Match and AJ Styles will go one on one with Kid Kash!
The camera headed backstage where we see Paul Heyman YET AGAIN, this time with AJ Styles. Styles asks Heyman to include him in the Pain Chamber qualifying matches. He says he knows he lost at Blaze of Glory but he still feels his is worthy of a chance. That said, Shelton Benjamin then entered the room (minus Charlie Haas) and asked why AJ should be in a Qualifying Match before him since he won at Blaze of Glory? Heyman says he shouldn’t so he’s going to let them decide for themselves who’s in the Pain Chamber out of the two of them. He books them in a Qualifying Match for 2 weeks time on Enslaved!
Match 4
Main Event; Tag Team Match
EPW World Champion; Edge & Brock Lesnar v Kurt Angle & RVD
Thus far, Edge had done all he could to avoid Kurt Angle. Every time Angle tagged in, Edge tagged out and let Brock Lesnar handle the bulk of the ring work. Angle’s rage was evident as it was blatantly obvious that he couldn’t wait to get his hands on the EPW Champion.
RVD and Edge are currently paired off with Angle on the outside screaming for the tag while Edge does his best to tag in Lesnar but Van Dam manages to prevent it every time the Champion gets close to his partner. Rob and Edge are currently locked up as Edge whips The Whole Fuckin’ Show off the ropes and he comes flying back and takes The Rated R Superstar down with a Crossbody! RVD brings Edge back to his feet immediately and clubs away with hard right hands but Edge responds with a right of his own before going for a kick to the gut... but it’s blocked by RVD as he steps over the leg and nails the Windmill Kick! With the fans going nuts, half of them chanting “RVD” the other half chanting “WE WANT ANGLE” , Van Dam picks up Edge again before sending him off the ropes and taking him over with a Northern Lights Suplex upon his return!!
Following that, RVD makes the tag to Kurt Angle to a huge pop! Edge catches a glimpse of Angle steaming towards him and immediately heads towards Brock Lesnar but Angle dives on his legs and goes straight for the Ankle Lock to a huge pop! Edge manages to struggle towards the ropes and grab hold, forcing Angle to release his grip! The Champion slithers out of the ring under the bottom rope but Angle heads straight out after him, diving intently through the middle rope and throwing himself straight down to the outside after Edge! Angle grabs Edge by the hair and sends him face first into the unforgiving steel ring post! (That's not a DQ here, bitch) The Olympic Hero doesn’t let Edge regather himself as he Irish Whips him hard into the Steel Ring Steps!!! Kurt then gets rushed by Brock Lesnar from behind but RVD thwarts his attempt to halt Kurt’s aggression as he flies over the top rope nailing a Pescado to a huge pop! Lesnar hits the floor hard as Angle continues hammering away at Edge, totally oblivious to the fact that the referees count is up to nine! Kurt nails several right hands and brutal European Uppercuts, rattling the Champions chin before he launches him with an Olympic Slam on the outside as the referee throws the match out!
Result: No Contest – Double Count Out @ 10:12
Kurt clearly doesn’t care that the match has ended as Edge clutches his back in pain on the outside following the Olympic Slam until Angle applies THE ANKLE LOCK!!!!! Edge howls in pain as Angle refuses to release the hold despite the referee trying to pry him away all the while Brock Lesnar and RVD get back to their feet slowly and realise that the match is over. RVD tries to assist the referee in prying Kurt away from Edge until he gets clubbed over the back by Brock Lesnar!
Lesnar picks Van Dam up and immediately hoists him up for the F5 but Rob slides off his back and pushes him face first into the guard rail! RVD starts to leave as Security piles down the aisle to force Kurt to release Edge’s ankle but he sees what’s coming and decides to release the hold himself before storming up the aisle, his arms out wide, roaring loudly with intensity.
We get a final shot of Edge at ringside trying to stand back up but failing dramatically back down to the floor as he is handed his EPW Championship belt by the referee as Enslaved cuts off.
December 7th, 2007
The Wachovia Centre, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
LIVE on Pay Per View
EPW World Championship
Pain Chamber
Edge (c) v ??? v ??? v ??? v ??? v ??? v ??? v ???
:::Full Credit for PPV Poster and Match Banners must go to WCW RULES!:::
Online Oblivion Results Austin Aries, Roderick Strong & Alex Shelly def. Sonjay Dutt, Billy Kidman & Petey Williams @ 14:33 In a lightning quick match used to showcase the Cruiserweights, there were several swings of momentum in this one contested between six of the more fan friendly EPW superstars. The finish came when Roderick Strong nailed Sonjay Dutt with a Double Knee Gutbuster before tagging in Austin Aries, allowing him to hit the 450 to pick up the victory! Williams and Kidman made a last ditch attempt at the save but Shelly took care of Kidman and Strong handled Williams.
After the match Austin Aries grabbed the microphone and discussed his Iron Man match with Bryan Danielson next Wednesday night on Enslaved. He said that this is the biggest match of his career and probably the biggest opportunity of his career, being given the Main Event on the first ever 90 minute edition of Enslaved. He said he knows this is very much a make or break opportunity and he has no intentions on letting it break.
In the Enslaved recap, we see the opening promo featuring Angle, Edge and Samoa Joe. Angle’s promise to inflict as much pain as possible on Edge in the Main Event is shown as well as a few cut out’s of CM Punk’s promo and the two backstage segments featuring Chris Jericho and AJ Styles requesting a chance in the Pain Chamber. The recap ends with some highlights of the Main Event with the final shot of Angle roaring atop the aisle as Edge tries to struggle to his feet albeit unsuccessfully.
AJ Styles def. Kid Kash @ 15:23 After some impressive chain wrestling at a very quick pace, Kash tried some dirty tactics to steal the win but AJ countered The Money Maker into the Styles Clash to get the victory!
That's that. Very rusty, I know, but it's been a while. All comments and feedback are welcome and very much appreciated, remember it's all about storyline progression at this stage and nothing more. Next show will probably be up in a week or so, which is a 90 minute version and it MIGHT even have a preview . Doubt it though. Good to be back.
Re: Presenting: Paul Heyman's Evolution Pro Wrestling.
I’ve taken you advice, review all round~! I always been an occasional reader of your stuff, never got fully into, maybe now is the time.
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Edge as the champion, likes it. He starts off will a typical speech and Angle is expected any time soon. I can’t see the match tonight at all, so angle chasing dreams here. Samoa Joe then comes out, but he hasn’t really got a point and Heyman backs me up on this one. Then, WTF? Pain Chamber *Dun dun duuuuuuun*, which is just a bigger, and hopefully better Elimination Chamber. Joe and Angle will both qualify of course. Nice to see it end with angle roaring .
Good recap of the tag team match; even though it was the end part I feel I got really into it. L.A.X get the win and this puts Benji’s and Haas title hopes to rest I think? Well I hope not. Good opening bout.
Pissed off Kurt Angle = Ratings. He owns.
Another really good match and CC got the win, an avoided the beat down. Hussan and Daivari are clearly unhappy about the loss to Punk, Cage walks away with a big win there. Well done (Y).
Woah, Jericho vs. Cage, two top guys and only one can get in the Pain Chamber, damn. Hopefully there will be a last man Battle Royale so both can get in. Joe looks as dominate as ever with the win over the two ECW guys. A 30 minute iron man match, what a big announcement! Will be a great match and could steal the show for sure. And the qualifying matches confirmed.
These matches are sounding better and better. Shelton vs. AJ will be pure awesomeness, two great athletes going one-on-one, for a chance to be in the main event.
Haha at the ‘RVD’ ‘WE WANT ANGLE’ chants, good stuff. Angle is a madman, Angle Slam on the outside, he really fired up it,. Match in a Double Count out doesn’t bother me. Angle is on hot steak, I think we’ll see a more psychotic Kurt until ForSaken. The whole show ends in a bang, Brock and RVD is fantastic. Edge is really struggling with Angle, but I’m sure he’ll get his revenge next week.
Overall, it was a god return show, and you’ve got me hooked, also to add the Online Oblivion Results were good also. AJ winning builds up his match with Shelton. As I was saying it was a great show, matches were superb, and the detail in the recap was also good. ForSaken looks to be shaping us nice, even with only one match announced. Keep it up Para, I’m a reader for good now. 9/10
Re: Presenting: Paul Heyman's Evolution Pro Wrestling.
So, we start off from the PPV with your champion, which is a natural move of course. Edge comes out, gets a bit of heat. Kurt Angle was always going to come in, with Edge bagging him out. Angle is pissed off, and out comes Joe. I thought the storyline was that Joe doesn't even get a shot at the belt. I'm guessing something will happen next week to screw him out of his shot at getting in this Pain Chamber. Poor Edge, got pwnt at the end.
LAX vs TWGTT seemed a bit odd. TWGTT didn't get any momentum after the hot tag, which doesn't seem right. IDK if anything is going to come out of this, or what the situation is with the tag division.
Angle being pissed off is great, because it makes for a big main event tonight.
Nice way to really put Punk over. Long promo tht made his feud with Hassan seem huge, which makes Punk look great, with him having won it of course. Wondering who you'll have next for Punk.
Cage completely pwning Hassan and Daivari is interesting. Obviously, the two will be looking for revenge on Cage, so it's a good way to start a feud.
Hmm, Jericho vs Cage seems like a big match. The history between the two (that I've just found out about >_>) makes this all the more interesting. A big qualifier, that will probably see Jericho win after Hassan interference.
Joe squashing the EC Dub originals is fine, although I would have thought that he should have shown of some more, doing a few more moves (especially on Sabu) than what he actually did. It would have just made Joe look better, IMO.
I'm liking this Joe chasing the title storyline. Danielson coming out and cutting a promo about how he deserves to be in the chamber is cool, and the match announcement for next week's main event is pretty damn huge. angle has an easy beat next week in Sandman. >_>
Neat little way to make another qualifier. AJ vs Shelton would be a dream match IRL, so definitely a great match to make.
The main event was great booking. Edge trying tov be a cowardly heel for the whole match, staying away from the raging Angle is awesome. Angle's rage was just as good. The Ankle Lock straight away and just trying to snap Edge's ankle in half on the outside really is smart, as it obviously shows the rage of Angle. The RVD/Lesnar action was also good, with RVD getting the better. Gee, the faes sure look strong here. Nice way to end, showing the damage done top Edge's ankle.
Quite a good show. Angle was booked strong throughout, and he is clearly Edge's biggest threat. I doubt he'll end up winning, but you never know. Storyline proggression was alright. Keep it up.
Re: Presenting: Paul Heyman's Evolution Pro Wrestling.
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Okay first off I just want to let you know I have not seen much of your work and have not seen much of this thread so if I seem like I have no clue a little bit I apologize in advance. Also would just like to say it is great to have one of the established bookers around here back.
Okay so to business. Nice to open the show with the gloating Champion Edge and well like you said he basically did his normal nonsense just rubbing the fact that he was victorious in the people’s faces. Angle and Joe both coming out and pleading there cases is good however I personally think that Angle should get the next title shot because you can still do more with him and Edge. Heyman is then brought out and well the bombshells began and I guess that is all I can say. We now have an unbelievably exciting main event for the next PPV and we have two terrific matches signed for later on in the show. Just like that you have hooked me. However I guess I should add I know Angle is the intense machine and what not but attacking Edge form behind and nailing the Olympic Slam is a bit heelish.
Nice opening contest and it served its purpose well. I think it did anyway because it killed two birds with one stone. Not only did it put over the tag champs but it also planted the seeds for what perhaps could be a potential break up between Haas and Benjamin. If this is the case I would just like to say please don’t I love these guys together and they should have won and got a tag title push.
No shit Angle is pumped and I really don’t think there was a need to tell us this unless you just wanted to get Christy on television.
Nice interview here with Punk. Little bit generic however talking about how he is straight edge and how he does not need weapons and what not. I know its his gimmick but I think you should try and add something to it because after a while no matter who books him it becomes the same old shit. Just my opinion this was not really a crack at you or your booking just a rant in general about the way everyone books Punk. I wonder who his next challenger will be???
Muhammad Hassan and Daivari’s bad luck continued here with Christian Cage pretty much owning them both before and after the match. I quite enjoyed it and once again first show after a PPV and first show back I can’t say much else besides what is next for these two. I could see Christian maybe getting a spot in the Pain Chamber, maybe even Hussan but not sure if he is ready for it yet.
Wow Jericho coming in to Heymans office and wanting to get put into the PAIN chamber is kind of expected however I did not think he would be put in a qualifying match against Cage as I thought they were both going to make it in. You really shocked me there and I guess we have a fair show heading into next week.
Nice easy win by Joe and I don’t know if I am right but this looks like what could be the beginning of a Jesus push as Sandman and Sabu are no slouches and they basically got jobbed here. I would have made Joe struggle a bit more.
I would understand Joe saying stuff like I have beaten all the obstacles and that but I did not like him saying that they are all washed up has beens as that is a typical heel line and I thought it would have gotten some heat for Joe IRL. Bryan Danielson interrupting at this stage seemed kind of pointless it just seemed like you put this in as a way to announce his match next week. If so a bit silly to be honest and the two qualifying matches Heyman made also are gold.
Heyman yet again LOL now I know why the thread is named what it is he absolutely owns this show. Anyway yeah seems good AJ Styles vs Benjamin that is some what a dream match of mine between two great athletes. LOL can you write it out in full juts for me
Main event was easily my favorite match to read to be honest. Just the whole story with Angle’s aggression was terrific and you told the story well throughout the match evebn if it was recapped. Once Angle finally got his hand son Edge the match was pretty much over. I was personally expecting Lesnar to pin RVD as I knew both Kurt and Edge were not getting pinned here tonight. Nice aftermath with Angle punishing Edge on the outside and RVD getting the better of Lesnar
Overall not a bad show however I have read better and from how hyped some people are to see you back I believe you can do better. I did not really see myself getting into the show all that much and I don’t know if that is because of recap or what ever. But yeah just keep at it and eventually your best will come back. I will be reading.
Re: Presenting: Paul Heyman's Evolution Pro Wrestling.
Thanks for the feedback so far lads. I'd rep you all... but for some reason rep isn't working??? Just wanted to touch on a few things.
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I thought the storyline was that Joe doesn't even get a shot at the belt.
Nope, the storyline is that he has to prove to Heyman that he deserves the shot. That he's worthy of a shot.
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LAX vs TWGTT seemed a bit odd. TWGTT didn't get any momentum after the hot tag, which doesn't seem right. IDK if anything is going to come out of this, or what the situation is with the tag division.
Quick EPW History lesson ... LAX feuded with TWGTT for a long while when I first started EPW, and faced off in a ladder match for the titles with LAX coming out on top. They have extensive history. LAX v TWGTT has been done to death in here tbh. I dare say this will probably be the last time they face off for a long while.
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Joe squashing the EC Dub originals is fine, although I would have thought that he should have shown of some more, doing a few more moves (especially on Sabu) than what he actually did. It would have just made Joe look better, IMO.
What I've been going for with Joe is that he just tries to kill his opponent as quick as he possibly can without fucking around.
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angle has an easy beat next week in Sandman. >_>
Or does he...
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Neat little way to make another qualifier. AJ vs Shelton would be a dream match IRL, so definitely a great match to make.
AJ and Shelton have history too. They faced off at the most recent PPV.
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However I guess I should add I know Angle is the intense machine and what not but attacking Edge form behind and nailing the Olympic Slam is a bit heelish.
Angle made Edge tap like a bitch and didn't win the title. He's pissed off. Not heelish, just fucking pissed offish. I want Angle to come accross as if he's willing to stop at nothing to beat the fuck out of Edge.
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No shit Angle is pumped and I really don’t think there was a need to tell us this unless you just wanted to get Christy on television.
Emphasis. Got to emphasise these things sometimes. 'Tis called a "PUSH".
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Nice interview here with Punk. Little bit generic however talking about how he is straight edge and how he does not need weapons and what not. I know its his gimmick but I think you should try and add something to it because after a while no matter who books him it becomes the same old shit. Just my opinion this was not really a crack at you or your booking just a rant in general about the way everyone books Punk. I wonder who his next challenger will be???
That's exactly how it was meant to be. A generic CM Punk promo. It was simply to get him on there. To be honest, Punk (as much as I'm pissed off about it since I'm a huge mark) kinda gets lost in the shuffle for the next fews weeks as I build towards the Pain Chamber.
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maybe even Hussan but not sure if he is ready for it yet.
Hassan has been and will continue to be built to a stage where he could easily be slotted into the match - will he be though? Who knows? Well I do, but you'll just need to wait
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Nice easy win by Joe and I don’t know if I am right but this looks like what could be the beginning of a Jesus push as Sandman and Sabu are no slouches and they basically got jobbed here. I would have made Joe struggle a bit more.
Definitely not a Jesus push for Joe, it's a slow road for him. Has been for a long time. That's not changing.
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I would understand Joe saying stuff like I have beaten all the obstacles and that but I did not like him saying that they are all washed up has beens as that is a typical heel line and I thought it would have gotten some heat for Joe IRL. Bryan Danielson interrupting at this stage seemed kind of pointless it just seemed like you put this in as a way to announce his match next week. If so a bit silly to be honest and the two qualifying matches Heyman made also are gold.
Let me explain. Firstly, JOE IS A HEEL. So, the intent would be for him to generate heat. I'm a big fan of Heel Joe, so that's where we're at here. Danielson coming out is basically questioning what Joe has done that's so great to earn a title shot when all he did was beat Mick Foley, who Danielson doesn't rate therefore Dragon thinks he deserves a shot too. Basically all it was for was to hype the Pain Chamber more and to make it look like everyone wants to be in it, even the Cruiserweights. Then I remembered next weeks Main Event, so I decided to hype that too.
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Heyman yet again LOL
Too much Heyman in this one. There isn't usually that much.
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LOL can you write it out in full juts for me
One day. When I do write it up in full it will be on PPV as I need to do it justice.
Re: Presenting: Paul Heyman's Evolution Pro Wrestling.
Sorry about the lateness of this
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Pretty nifty way to open up the show with one's usual collection of title contenders looking to get in on some World Title action. This Edge|Angle business would appear to be far from over in all honesty, and the same can be said about Joe|Heyman {which I still find really weird BTW}. Now on to the major announcement for your next PPV. The ... Pain Chamber? Hmmmm, I'm 50/50 on the name, but since the concept is basically an 8-Man Elimination Chamber, I'm all for it. Pretty obvious Edge, Joe & Angle will be three of the men in the chamber {although I technically could see Paul E. screwing Joe somehow}, and as for the other men involved? Lesnar, Jericho, Cage, RVD, Rhino, Punk, Hassan, Styles etc. You're not exactly short of options. Could be a classic. Big matches made for tonight. A Handicap Match for Joe? Just turn Heyman heel already; this is starting to piss me off.
Pretty sweet matchup to kick the action off with. I guess Haas & Benjamin are well and truly out of the title equation then if they're down to jobbing like this? The Dudleys are mere fodder, so one would imagine that Generation Next will ne next to up to the plate.
Psycho Angle OWNS.
Well Punk & Hassan would appear to over, and it's just a shame you had to recap the latter half of the feud, because it was easily the best one you've created thus far in EPW. With no mention whatsoever of the Pain Chamber, I guess Punk won't be involved at all, and will instead be putting his belt on the line.
Yeah, I expected the dirty finish in thist match, mainly because you mark for both Hassan & Christian {who doesn't?} and it makes sense. Christian comes out of it looking slightly the stronger though; I'm pretty certain he'll get a spot in the Chamber.
Wow, wasn't expecting Jericho & Cage to have to face one another to earn a spot. I had them down as gurantees for the match. I think Cage will probably get the win then, since Y2J picked up the 'W' at Blaze Of Glory. By the way, Jericho's a heel at this point right?
Pretty easy win for Samoa Joe over the ECW Has-beens, Sabu & Sandman, but the aftermath was far more interesting. Danielson wanting in the Chamber but Punk not? Weird. I guess heels are more egotistical. Aries|Dragon III next week should OWN. Sandman and Sabu are jobbing next week clely. If Sabu couldn't get the job done 2-on-1, why would Dangerously think he could do it one-on-one?
Pretty big push for both AJ Styles & Shelton Benjamin getting in on the Pain Chamber qualifying action. It's a given that Styles will win, but it's nice to see you highlighting Benji for once. Why does everyone hate The Haas?
Crazy main event for sure with it being all about Edge & Angle's personal rivalry. Oh, I wonder wonder who will be the last two entrants in the Pain Chamber? Fun match until it brock down. I thought Brock was gearing up for an F-5 into the ring post until h ended up getting owned. Edhe took quite the beating too, so hopefully he gets one over on Kurt before the Chamber, because that could very well be the first title change in the history of the EPW World title. I've got a feeling.
Really fun read, Para. If you keep this up when you get back to writing your shows in full, in won't take us long to remember why you OWNED this place in tha past.
Re: Presenting: Paul Heyman's Evolution Pro Wrestling.
Thanks for the feedback Legend, great to see one of, if not the, most faithful reader of this thread throughout its previous existance return Just to answer a few questions:
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Just turn Heyman heel already; this is starting to piss me off.
Be patient
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Well Punk & Hassan would appear to over, and it's just a shame you had to recap the latter half of the feud, because it was easily the best one you've created thus far in EPW.
Yeah, I know. It pisses me off too. I lost so much material from that feud I just couldn't find the urge to get it going again.
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By the way, Jericho's a heel at this point right?
Indeed.
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---If Sabu couldn't get the job done 2-on-1, why would Dangerously think he could do it one-on-one?
Because I ran out of people to use! Small roster, boy~!
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---Why does everyone hate The Haas?
No Haas hate here. I like him more than I do Shelton, hence why he got to Wrestle Kurt Angle on PPV. Booked Shelton v AJ because it made sense to have a rematch after their match at the PPV.
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---Really fun read, Para. If you keep this up when you get back to writing your shows in full, in won't take us long to remember why you OWNED this place in tha past.
Next show is actually in full. Very rusty though. Next few shows after that are in recap, though. Very keen to get to the PPV and really kick things off again in a big way. Am intending to put a lot of effort into this PPV and make it a big deal. Hopefully...
Presenting: Paul Heyman's Evolution Pro Wrestling.
Re: Presenting: Paul Heyman's Evolution Pro Wrestling.
The Motor City Machineguns
. Doubt it though. Good to be back. 
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Fun match until it brock down. I thought Brock was gearing up for an F-5 into the ring post until h ended up getting owned. Edhe took quite the beating too, so hopefully he gets one over on Kurt before the Chamber, because that could very well be the first title change in the history of the EPW World title. I've got a feeling.
Just to answer a few questions:
