I'm in the middle of a move, so I haven't been able to give results and back stories the way I'd like. I'm gonna try to explain best I can now that I'm done moving shit for the night.

Ok, last card results:

Los Guerreros Del Infierno won the TLC Match to win the Tag Team Championships. Think TLC III, with Los Guerreros playing the part of Benoit and Jericho, Roadkill and Danny Doring playing the parts of the Dudleyz, the Havana Pitbulls playing the part of Edge and Christian, and Matthews and York playing the parts of the Hardyz. Fun main event, fun match.

Brock Lesnar retained the NCWF World Championships. Eliminations went as follows:
Saturn eliminates Windham
Lesnar eliminates Bulldog
Lesnar eliminates Saturn.

Good match. The Lesnar-Saturn part of the match goes for nearly twenty minutes, with Saturn matching Lesnar move for move for the most part.

HBK and Bobby Lashley d. Eddie Gilbert and Jack Swagger (HBK pinned Gilbert)

This originally was gonna lead to a Lashley-Lesnar match and HBK facing Gilbert before getting to Lesnar. I changed plans because while I'm a Lashley mark, I realize I'm one of the few. If I was running a real fed, I would still do the Lashley-Lesnar match, but futher down the road. With HBK pinning Gilbert, that leads into his title shot against Brock, with the Hell in the Cell stipulation.

Steve Blackman defeats Rick Steiner in the Falls Count Anywhere Match.

Steve Blackman is a guilty pleasure of mine, and that's why you are seeing him on every card in a Falls Count Anywheres match. Steiner, playing the part of Sullivan's new monster, fails to get the job done, and is turned on by Sullivan, the same way that Sullivan turned on Abdullah.

The FBI defeats Dinero, Shinzaki, and Nagata. (Guido pinned Dinero)

This was just a showcase match. JT Smith got a concussion after fucking up a 1080 flip and Johnny Stamboli broke his ass. Still, the real stable ought to beat the thrown together team. So Dinero takes the pin.

IC Tournament

Noble advances
Black Tiger IV advances

Jamie Noble is playing the Benoit role of hard work and hard hitting moves. Black Tiger IV is Rocky Romero of the Havana Pitbulls. Him advancing here might have played a part in the Pitbulls losing in the main event. They advance to face off for the vacant title at NCWF IV.

Now, discussing this week's card...

People expressed interest in seeing HBK vs. Lesnar in a Hell in a Cell. They also expressed interest in an Iron Man Match. People, you got the first one. If I advance, you may get the other.

The story here is that HBK pinned Lesnar's manager/handler Eddie Gilbert, cementing his number one contender status. Lesnar claimed that he could beat HBK in any match. HBK wants to try his hand at a Hell in a Cell Match. And there you go.

Noble and Black Tiger IV face off for the IC in a 2 out of 3 Falls match. This is notable because they are set to be the next to last match on the card and this is the first time Black Tiger IV will wrestle AFTER the Havana Pitbulls. It'll be a great match, but you have to wonder if fatigue will play a part at the end of the match.

Los Guerreros Del Infierno's first defense of the tag team titles will go against fellow luchadors Psicosis and Juvi. Psicosis and Juvi, while not a regular team, have history teaming together, and with other teams tied up, authority figure Palmer Cannon figured that a great lucha match would be the way to go for the first defense of the tag team titles. This match is under Tornado Tag Rules, meaning no tags and no legal man. Ought to be very fast paced.

The Havana Pitbulls and Joey Matthews and Christian York face up to see who will get the tag title shot at NCWF V. The tag title match at NCWF V will be an Ultimate X Match.

Steve Blackman and Rick Steiner put their differences aside to face Sullivan's monster tag team of Danny Doring and Roadkill. As per all Blackman matches, it's Falls Count Anywhere.

The remaining four matches are to see who gets entry into the IC Title match at NCWF V. That match will be a King of the Mountain Match.

As you can probably tell, NCWF V will be big on gimmicks matches and blow offs. That doesn't mean that NCWF IV (this current card) is just a hold over, because it's far from that. Lots of great matches, lots of entertaining bouts. Thanks for your votes, I know I'm up against a good card with a bankable main event in Hogan-Austin. I would ask that you look at the entire cards though. I feel my main event matches up with his, and my undercard is better.

Thanks for the time, and may the best man win.

Gotta go with Eric here.