[Road Warrior Shark]

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Dashbee:

Old School Revolution presents
From The Ashes
Allstate Arena, Chicago, Illinois

Announcers: Tony Schiavone & Abraham Washington
Authority Figure: OSR Commissioner Roman Reigns

Main Event - Undisputed OSR World Heavyweight Championship
1-Fall, No Time Limit, No Countout, No Disqualification, There Must Be A Winner
Daniel Bryan Danielson (champion?) vs. Batista (champion?)

Vacant OSR Revolution Championship
Revolution Rules - Submit, Surrender or Last Man Standing, Winner Defends the Championship in the Main Event of Card #2
Nigel McGuinness (w/Chelsea) vs. Masahiro Chono

OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
The New Age Outlaws (Road Dogg & Billy Gunn) vs. Arn Anderson & Cody Rhodes (w/JJ Dillon)

OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
Winning Team Will Select Two Men To Participate in Card #2’s Ultimate Endurance Match
The Shield (Roman Reigns, Curt Hawkins & Chris Masters) vs.
The Natural Born Thrillers (Sean O’Haire, Mark Jindrak & Shawn Stasiak)

Texas Death Match
Terry Gordy vs. Sid Vicious

Tables Ladders & Chairs Match for the vacant OSR Insane Openweight Championship
La Parka vs. Christian York vs. Volador Jr vs. Shingo vs. The Almighty Sheik vs. AR Fox vs. Adam Pearce

OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
Primo & Epico vs. Speed Muscle (Naruki Doi & Masato Yoshino)

#1 Contender Match for a shot at the OSR Revolution Championship
Winner Challenges for the Revolution Championship in the Main Event of Card #2
Hiroshi Tanahashi (w/Prince Nana) vs. Val Venis

OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
The Samoan Swat Team (Samu & Tama Tonga) vs. The Monster Mafia (Ethan Page & Josh Alexander)

Mike Bennett (w/Maria Kanellis) vs. The Iron Sheik

OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
The Osirian Portal (Amasis & Ophidian) vs. The Thrillseekers (Johnny Jeter & Matt Cappotelli)

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Punker:

LIVE! from The Rose Bowl in Pasedena, CA

General Manager: Gary Hart
Broadcast team: Michael Cole & Josh Mathews



World Heavyweight Championship
Diamond Dallas Page vs. Mark Henry (c)

For the #1 Contendership
John Cena vs. Jake "The Snake" Roberts

Tag Team Championship
The Cuckolds (John Morrison & Matt Hardy) (c) vs. BullDoug (Davey Boy Smith & Doug Williams)

Intercontinental Championship
Charlie Haas vs. Damien Sandow (c)

Cruiserweight Championship Scramble Match
1-2-3 Kid vs. Carlito vs. BxB Hulk vs. Razor Ramon Hard Gay vs. Stevie Richards

People Power of Attorney (John Laurinitis & David Otunga) vs. Special Cobra (Eugene & Santino Marella)

Dirty Dutch Mantel vs. Jimmy Valiant

Mr. Kennedy Anderson vs. Test

[Deleted]

Sorry, Dash. I love the NBT and all, but this one goes to Punker in a landslide for me.

[Doug]

Really solid cards from both guys, and I genuinely love a lot of the matchups both put out. This one was a coinflip for me. I gave the edge to Dash for having a slighltly more entertaining bottome of card, but it was super close.

[Road Warrior Shark]

Dash:

Like:

NAO/AA Cody Solid matchup

Primo/Epico v Speed muscle. another great tag match

Don't Like

The ME. Batista annoys me. Never liked him. I'm sure DB could drag a decent match out of him, but he shouldn't be forced to.

Shiek Bennett doesn't click for me either.


Punker:

Like:

Fabulous top 2 matches. DDP/Henry looks like a lot of fun. Cena/Jake has tons of possibilities.

Don't Like:

The rest of the card falls off pretty good after that.

Dash has more that bothers me. Going Punker

[DevSop]

Punk's top 5 is damn good. Gets my vote.

[Deadly]

Punker, I think. I'm a DDP mark.

[Amazing Jos]

Punk has a good card in hindsight but i'm not really feeling a few of those matches. The Main Event in Particular. Was never a fan of DDP and Mark Henry is good when used with certain people or in a certain way. If they were gonna be in a main event, i'd have to have something compelling to get me into this match.

Dash has a very solid card and with the storytelling he did, a lot of these matches make sense

Really dug Cena/Roberts idea

[Sportsguy]

Both of these are pretty good. Going with Dash because he has more people I like, and doesn't have that waste of flesh Kennedy on his card

[MayhemNX]

dash

[Matte]

Very close, I went with Dash. A little more sizzle for me.

[Mr. Dashbee]

I know results don't really motivate voters either way, but here they are if you want 'em!

Jul 15, 2013 2:19:56 GMT -5 Mr. Dashbee said:

Old School Revolution presents
From The Ashes
Allstate Arena, Chicago, Illinois

Announcers: Tony Schiavone & Abraham Washington
Authority Figure: OSR Commissioner Roman Reigns


OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
The Osirian Portal (Amasis & Ophidian) vs. The Thrillseekers (Johnny Jeter & Matt Cappotelli)

High energy opener that saw The Orisian Portal capture the win against The Thrillseekers and advance to Card #2’s Ultimate Endurance.

Winners: The Osirian Portal

Grudge Match
Mike Bennett (w/Maria Kanellis) vs. The Iron Sheik

With the bad blood between both men, it’s no wonder they ended up against each other. The Iron Sheik withstood a ton of punishment from Bennett, and ended up with a camel clutch locked in and seemed primed for victory. That wasn’t meant to be, when Maria hit the ring apron, and Adam Pearce of all people attached Sheik from behind! The referee got away from Maria to see Pearce’s actions, calling for the bell and awarding the match to Sheik on a disqualification. But he couldn’t stop the post match attack, which saw Sheik eat a spike piledriver and saw Bennett and Maria leave with Pearce.

Winners: The Iron Sheik via disqualification


OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
The Samoan Swat Team (Samu & Tama Tonga) vs. The Monster Mafia (Ethan Page & Josh Alexander)

Great back and forth match that showcased how important those tag team titles really are. Page and Alexander won some fans during this one, but couldn’t win the match, fauling to a series of Superkicks.

Winners: The Samoan Swat Team


#1 Contender Match for a shot at the OSR Revolution Championship
Winner Challenges for the Revolution Championship in the Main Event of Card #2
Hiroshi Tanahashi (w/Prince Nana) vs. Val Venis

After an insanely good match, it’s a knee strike that puts Venis down and secured a main event payday for Tanahashi on the second PPV event. Prince Nana ran some minor interference, but did not factor into the finish.

Winner: Hiroshi Tanahashi


OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
Primo & Epico vs. Speed Muscle (Naruki Doi & Masato Yoshino)

Did you blink? If so, you missed this match—not for the length but the amazingly fast paced action—and you missed Naruki Doi connecting with the Doi Fives on Primo to score the win for his team in an excellent contest.

Winners: Speed Muscle


Tables Ladders & Chairs Match for the vacant OSR Insane Openweight Championship
La Parka vs. Christian York vs. Volador Jr vs. Shingo vs. The Almighty Sheik vs. AR Fox vs. Adam Pearce

Non-stop action, table breaking and violence from start to finish. Adam Pearce showed for the match, but after attacking The Almighty Sheik and causing him to be stretchered out, Pearce left with Mike Bennett & Maria Kanellis.

At the end of the match, the remaining competitors watched from the floor, as AR Fox climbs that letter and becomes the first ever Insane Openweight Champion!

Winner and NEW Insane Openweight Champion: AR Fox


Texas Death Match
Terry Gordy vs. Sid Vicious

In a knockdown, drag out battle, Gordy and Vicious beat the crap out of each other. Eventually, Prince Nana hit ringside, interrupting the match, helping both men and with Hiroshi Tanahashi, convincing them to walk out on the match and joining The Embassy!

Winner: No Contest


OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
Winning Team Will Select Two Men To Participate in Card #2’s Ultimate Endurance Match
The Shield (Roman Reigns, Curt Hawkins & Chris Masters) vs.
The Natural Born Thrillers (Sean O’Haire, Mark Jindrak & Shawn Stasiak)

Very typical Shield match with a very typical ending--which is a good thing. The action was all over the ring, and Curt Hawkins followed a Roman Reigns spear on Shawn Stasiak with a moonsault for the win.

Winners: The Shield


After the match, Roman Reigns addressed the crowd:

Roman Reigns: As you know, this is my house now—our house—since I am the OSR Commissioner. My first ruling is now—come Ultimate Endurance, The “Freebird Rule” will be in effect. And since we’re the only trio left in the field, advantage Shield. Oh, and that rule, it’s per fall—including the four individual falls of Ultimate Endurance!

OSR World Tag Team Championship Ultimate Endurance Qualifying Match
The New Age Outlaws (Road Dogg & Billy Gunn) vs. Arn Anderson & Cody Rhodes (w/JJ Dillon)

In what was a very old school tag team match, Cody & Arn really seemed to gel together, very unlike a newer tag team. Cody played face-in-peril, eventually making the hot tag to Arn. Things soon broke down with all four men in the ring.

Cody Rhodes returned and nailed The Road Dogg with a Disaster Kick! Followed by another for Billy Gunn! Followed by a third Disaster Kick on…Arn Anderson?

Tony Schiavone: What in the hell was that?

Cody looked to the floor at a smiling JJ Dillon, and smiled back. Soon, Adam Pearce, Mike Bennett and Maria Kanellis showed upon the stage. Cody landed a Cross Rhodes on Anderson as Pearce, Bennett and Maria reached the floor. Rhodes hit a second Cross Rhodes for good measure, then left with Pearce, Bennett, Maria & Dillon as Billy Gunn pinned Arn Anderson.

Winners: The New Age Outlaws


Vacant OSR Revolution Championship
Revolution Rules - Submit, Surrender or Last Man Standing, Winner Defends the Championship in the Main Event of Card #2
Nigel McGuinness (w/Chelsea) vs. Masahiro Chono

Nigel was accompanied by Chelsea, Chono came alone. Both men put on a classic, with neither able to score the win. The match hit brutal levels, with Nigel nailing the Tower of London from the apron to the floor and Chono throwing Nigel over the top rope with a release belly-to-belly suplex, causing Nigel to go through a table on the floor.

In the ring, Nigel went for a Jawbreaker Lariat, but Chono ducked and the referee felt the brunt of the move. All three men were down when Adam Pearce, Cody Rhodes, Mike Bennett, Maria Kanellis and J.J. Dillon hit the ring. They unloaded an unrelenting assault on Chono as Maria and Chelsea worked to revive the referee. At the end of the attack, Nigel locked in the London Calling as the referee was back in action in time to hear Chono’s submission and call the match.

Winner and NEW Revolution Champion: Nigel McGuinness

Nigel, belt in hand, stood on the stage with Adam Pearce, Cody Rhodes and Mike Bennett. All four men raised their arms in victory as JJ Dillon, Chelsea and Maria Kanellis applauded in support. JJ then threw up four fingers, and all four men followed suit—thus, The Four Horsemen were reborn!


Main Event - Undisputed OSR World Heavyweight Championship
1-Fall, No Time Limit, No Countout, No Disqualification, There Must Be A Winner
Daniel Bryan Danielson (champion?) vs. Batista (champion?)

It’s customary in wrestling, after a new group forms on a card, that the main event be held with the stipulation that anyone interfering in the match will be fined, suspended or fired. This was no different, as Dashbee made that announcement before the main event.

A brutal, 5-star encounter followed, with Batista taking advantage of his size and Bryan using speed to his advantage. After over thirty minutes of back-and-forth action, Daniel Bryan locked in the LeBell Lock, his third attempt of the match. Batista rolled him up for one of the closest two counts you’ve ever seen. Not because Daniel Bryan didn’t kickout, but because he was transitioning from the Lebell Lock to a Crossface Chicken Wing. Batista wasn’t able to escape the hold, and eventually tapped out from the pain. The referee called for the bell, and Daniel Bryan is your undisputed World Heavyweight Champion!

Winner and NEW Undisputed World Heavyweight Champion: Daniel Bryan

Bryan celebrated with both world titles to end the live PPV broadcast.