[Road Warrior Shark]

Fifth:

RWF Presents: Quantum of Violence
Live from the Superdome
Announcers: Kevin Kelly, Don “the Jackyl” Callis, and Commissioner Bob Uecker

(all competitors listed in alphabetical order)

Bobby Lashley (w/Kristal Marshall) vs. Carl Ouellet (w/Maryse) – dark/Internet match

Verne Gagne vs. Mistico

Badd Company (Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka, w/Kimberly Page) vs. the Hart Legacy (C)(Jim Neidhart and David Hart Smith) – RWF World Tag-Team Championship match

Kane vs. Nikita Koloff – falls count anywhere match

Kazuchika Okada vs. Mike Mondo

The Dynamic Duo (Gino Hernandez and Chris Adams, w/Missy Hyatt and Mason Ryan) vs. “Superstar” Billy Graham and Scott Steiner

Manny Fernandez (C)(w/Terri Runnels) vs. Chris Harris – RWF North American Heavyweight Championship match

Dean Malenko (C) and Barry Windham vs. Tyson Kidd and Brian Pillman (w/Terri Runnels) – Texas Tornado tag-team match, winner of the fall wins the RWF World Television Championship

Bam Bam Bigelow (C) vs. Randy Savage (w/Gorgeous George) – RWF World Heavyweight Championship rematch, Three Stages of TLC (Tables, Ladders, and Chairs)

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Carlito:

CCW Presents Rock and Roll Suicide

Play By Play: Lenny Leonard
Color: Leonard F Chikarason
Referee: Todd Sinclair
Ring Announcer: Bobby Cruise
Authority Figure: Swamp Monster

From Times Square, NY

Tables Ladders and Bears Match
Ultimo Dragon vs. Mr. Perfect vs. Rick Martel

Raven's Rules
Raven and Bray Wyatt vs. Dusty Rhodes and Bret Hart

William Regal vs. Adam Cole

Naomichi Marifuji vs. Lex Luger

Haku vs. Takeshi Morishima

Escape the Plantation Match
Mr. T, Ahmed Johnson and Rodney Mack vs. Freight Train, Sugar Dunkerton and Swamp Monster

Kerry Von Erich vs. Dr. Cube

Scaffold Match
Steam Powered Tentacle Boulder and Kung Fu Chicken Noodle vs. The Colony

[Road Warrior Shark]

Went Fifth, although I think I like this card less than his others. The 3 Stages of TLC is a fresh twist. Kane/Koloff jumps out at me as the best match on the card. Not a fan of the Tornado tag for a singles title but the match itself would be good.

Carlito has what could be a great ME, depending on what Tables, Ladders & Bears is. Dusty & Bret is a weird teaming, but Regal/Cole could be sneaky good.

[Chris Eco]

I'm going to give this one a little thought, but before I vote: Is an Escape the Plantation match just a kinda-race joke, or is it an actual stipulation (like Escape The Cage or a team gets to leave a stable?). Escape The Cage could be cool with these guys.

[Carlitos Coconut]

It's both. Think Rodney Mack's white boy challenge thing leading to the match/name- but the actual stipulation is like escaping over a cage-like structure.

[Eric O'Mac]

I have to say, I love the Three Stages of TLC match concept. Although, I hope it's not in that order...I would think the Ladder aspect would have to be last. I'd personally do Chairs, Tables, and then Ladders, but either way, it's a fresh take on a match that rarely fails to deliver, and I think Bam Bam and Savage would do great in that environment. It's a new school match with an old school feel. Carlito has a good card, but Fifth did a great job as well and he gets my vote.

[Doug]

Honestly, I'm not really sold on either card. They aren't bad, but neither jumps out at me as must see. I went with fifth, but that's only because Savage is my favorite wrestler and Bam Bam is a guilty pleasure.

[fifthhorseman]

Aug 1, 2013 19:17:40 GMT -5 Eric O'Mac said:

I have to say, I love the Three Stages of TLC match concept. Although, I hope it's not in that order...I would think the Ladder aspect would have to be last. I'd personally do Chairs, Tables, and then Ladders, but either way, it's a fresh take on a match that rarely fails to deliver...

Thanks. However, in my match, I kept it TLC in that order for a few reasons:

1. It just sounds more right - TLC.
2. Though it never happens in 2/3 fall matches, it could conceivably end in two straight - and I wanted to insure that people got a ladder match.
3. I also wanted to make sure that Savage and Bigelow had the energy to work a good ladder match; if they went through tables and beat each other with chairs beforehand, the ladder match might suffer.

[Matte]

The way I envisioned it, the tables match went first. The ladder match is then second, and the winner is the guy who climbs the ladder and retrieves the chair hanging above the ring. If he won two straight falls, he doesn't have to use it. But if the third fall is needed, that's where that chair comes into play.