Day 13 - A Block! 09/18/19 |

Day 13 - A Block! 09/18/19 Sept 18, 2019 5:02:35 GMT -8

Post by Bloody Fairytale on Sept 18, 2019 5:02:35 GMT -8

The opening riff to “Ladies and Gentlemen” by Saliva are heard as the cameras open up on the Pechanga Arena in San Diego, preparing for Day 13 of the Queen of the Frontier and Vlad Blackheart Memorial Tournaments. Viewers are welcomed to the event by Nick Hanson and Miranda Augustino before the camera cuts right to the ring and the event begins.

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KEIJI SUGIWARA VS. RICK DICKULOUS

Keiji cam into this match with a new found confidence after finally picking up his first win of the tournament on Monday. Rick though, has just been on a different level this entire tournament and it showed in this match. Keiji came out on fire though, using his speed and quickness to keep the bigger man off balance in the early going. Keiji was hitting off the ropes, leaping into the air. Doing everything he could to take the bigger man down early. Keiji battled, forearm strikes, kicks to the ribs and legs of Rick, all in an attempt to break the big man down and get him to the mat. Eventually, Keiji would deliver a basement dropkick that brought Rick to his knees and would follow up with a Snap DDT that would result in a nearfall.

Rick though, from there, started to use his strength and power advantage on Keiji. Rick would toss Keiji around the ring, sending him into a corner and just charging at him and delivering a splash that caused Keiji to slump into the corner. Rick would follow that up with a running boot to the face before he would simply just pick Keiji up and deliver the Misery Whip and pick up the victory.

Winner: Rick Dickulous

Result: Pinfall
Time: 10:22

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ANTON CROWLEY VS EDDY POE

Anton and Eddy both were looking to bounce back after tough losses Monday as they stepped into the ring. Fans had anticipated this match because they knew this would be a hard hitting affair and both men were going to lay it all on the line. And these two didn’t disappoint either. Eddy came out of the blocks quickly after the bell rang, catching Anton off guard with a big boot that rocked him and gave Eddy a nearfall about thirty seconds into the match. Eddy looked like a man possessed early in this match and Anton didn’t seem to have an answer for him. Eddy would continue to use his brawling and striking to hold Anton off. Anton would attempt offense early, but every time he seemed to start to turn things around, Eddy would stop him dead in his tracks. Eddy would press hitting a Claymore kick that got him a nearfall. Anton refused to stay down though and Eddy would start to get a little frustrated. Eddy would slap Anton’s face a couple of times after a Blackhole Slam didn’t put him down and that seemed to fire the Demon Prince up.

Anton would block a clothesline attempt and deliver and STO and from there, Anton was able to take over. He’d pick Eddy up, delivering a Tiger Suplex that resulted in a nearfall. Anton would continue pressing, using his technical prowess and knowledge of joint manipulation to hold Eddy off. He’d stretch Eddy, putting on an Abdominal Stretch and transitioned it into The Fall that got him a very close near fall. Anton would finish the match off with ad stellam matutinam and finally put Eddy away.

Winner: Anton Crowley

Result: Pinfall

Time: 14:13

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GRIFFIN HAWKINS VS ASHE CORVIN

To say Griffin has taken NFW by storm in this tournament would be an understatement and he’d look to continue that against the struggling veteran Ashe Corvin. Ashe once again came out of the gate hot. There was something different though in this match. Ashe was looking to really put Griffin away early and finally pick up his first win of the tournament. It almost worked too as he caught Griffin off guard and delivered a double underhook facebuster that forced Griffin to kick out at the last second. Griffin definitely looked rocked after that and Ashe just kept on pressing. Ashe dominated most of this match.

Ashe would have Griffin locked in a Koji Clutch at one point in the match and just as it looked like he was about to tap, Griffin was able to make it to the bottom rope and force the break. Ashe refused to stop though. He held the hold until the ref reached a count of four before pulling Griffin out of the ropes and once again looking for the double underhook facebuster, but this time, it was Griffin who countered out of it. Griffin would finally string some moves together here, bringing the match into his favor. Griffin was finally able to hit The Glam Slam and then, he waited, building the crowds anticipation up as Ashe made it to his feet before Griffin delivered Shot in the Dark and picked up the win.

Winner:Griffin Hawkins

Result: Pinfall
Time: 13:02

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TYLER GREY VS SCOTT LEROUX

To say Tyler Grey was in a bad mood after another loss to Judas Lasher would be a total lie, but it wasn’t like Tyler is ever in a good mood to begin with. Scott and Tyler came out, Tyler being the early aggressor as he came out of the gates with a discus clothesline that sent Scott inside out. Tyler was showing his aggressive side, just beating Scott down in the middle of the ring. Scott tried to answer, but every time he’d try, Tyler was there to stop him dead in his tracks. Eventually though, Scott was able to finally string some offense together after countering out of German suplex as he landed on his feet. Scott took over from there when he delivered a jumping neckbreaker and then started to put his knowledge of submissions and body manipulation on display for the crowd.

Scott would work over the back and legs of Tyler, trying to keep the quicker of the two men grounded. Tyler would eventually find himself in a Texas Cloverleaf, struggling to hold on and keep this match alive. It looked like multiple times he was about to tap out to the hold, but eventually, he was able to make it to the ropes. Scott would keep pressing though, trying to put Tyler away, but Tyler refused to stay down. Scott would put Tyler in a Fireman’s Carry, but Tyler would find a way out and deliver a chop block to Scott before ultimately locking in Skynet. Scott fought for as long as he could before he ultimately had no choice but to tap out.

Winner: Tyler Grey

Result: Submission
Time: 16:22

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JUDAS LASHER VS MAX LEBRUN

This entire tournament, Judas has been showing people exactly why he’s the top dog in NFW. He’s put on classic after classic and has won a majority of the matches. Max though, his tournament has been start and stop. He was looking to change that here as he took on the World Champion. The two men locked up to begin the match and from there, Judas took control. Judas once again started showing the world why he was World Champion and why he was the best in the men’s division. Judas would work over Max, He would suplex Max, even hitting an inverted piledriver that got him a two count. Judas would follow it with a Cobra Clutch Suplex that almost got him the win, but Max refused to lay down.

Max would block Lucifer’s Halo as he pushed Judas into the ropes. Judas came off them and ran into a discus forearm from Max that had the champion dazed. Max would start to use his speed, delivering a springboard back elbow and then jumping neckbreaker to bring Judas down to the mat. Max pressed on, eventually hitting the Wall Check for a nearfall. Max pressed, not getting frustrated that he couldn’t put the champion away. Eventually, Max was able to hit the Aneurysm on Judas and this time get the three count.

HANSON

"He did it! Max has done it! He's pinned Lasher!"

AUGUSTINO

"But it's non-title, Nick!"

HANSON

"Buuuut you know what that means, Miranda!"

AUGUSTINO

"Ohhhhhh ho-ho-ho-HO!!!!"

Winner: Max LeBrun

Result: Pinfall
Time: 20:12

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The opening chords of Bishop Briggs “Champion” plays as the cameras return to ringside, preparing for the next round of tournament matches.

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RIVER CHANCE VS DONNA ROTTEN

River and Donna came out first for Women’s Action and they both looked like they had a point to prove in this match. Both women have had inconsistent tournaments and they both wanted to try and bring the win home here. River used her size and strength early on in the match to hold Donna off, deliver a beal that sent Donna flying halfway across the ring. River would press the advantage, trying for a powerbomb, but Donna was able to hook River and deliver a Code Red early and get a nearfall. Donna was able to press the advantage from there, her brawling and striking keeping the powerhouse guessing what was coming next. Donna was able to deliver Toxicosis and nearly put River away with that, but River powered out at two and sent Donna flying off her.

Donna looked shocked at that as River made it back to her feet. Donna delivered a few kicks and forearms, but River didn’t seemed to be bothered by them one bit. River simply took the shots before reaching out and grabbing Donna by the throat and delivering a chokeslam that resulted in a nearfall for the powerhouse. River kept pressing, sending Donna into the corner and then charging in with a massive corner splash. She’d continue to use her power through the late stages of this match before finally picking Donna up and delivering a running sit-out powerbomb and picking up the win

Winner: River Chance

Result: Pinfall
Time: 13:25

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LLUVIA CANE VS LILITH MEADOWS

It was Kingdom versus Kingdom in the next match. Lluvia and Lilith exchanged a hug in the middle of the ring before the match started. You could see the confidence in Lilith had just grown throughout the tournament and this match certainly was no different. She was ready for the challenge, ready to push herself against her lover and friend. Lluvia was the same. They both knew that they needed to give it their all in this match and that’s exactly what they did. Lluvia took advantage early though, surprising Lilith with a big boot that drove her down to the mat. Lluvia pressed on, using her brawling to great effectiveness. She’d hit a few suplexes, even delivering an inverted DDT that resulted in a nearfall on the Dark Faerie.

Lluvia would try for the Angelic Rebellion, but Lilith would catch the leg of Lluvia and deliver a nasty looking dragon screw that put a lot of torque on the knee, hyperextending it. Llilth would focus on the leg and knee from this point on in the match, even locking in a figure four. Lilith applied the pressure to the knee, Lluvia refusing to give up. Finally, Lluvia was able to make it to the bottom rope and Lilith immediately broke the hold. Lilith continued the assault, keeping her focus on the injured. The end did come though after Lluvia once again went for Angelic Rebellion but her leg gave out and Lilith was able to pick her up and deliver a bridging Tiger Suplex for the three count.

Winner: Lilith Meadows

Result: Pinfall
Time: 14:26

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SATIVA NEVEAH VS KENNEDY CAMPBELL

Sativa and Kennedy were up next and both women came out, knowing they both haven’t exactly had the tournament they were hoping for, but they both knew they could still make an impact and this match was as good as any to do that. Sativa, being her general, confident, cocky self got right up into the face of Kennedy at the start of the match and just pie faced her and shot a cocky grin in her direction. This only fueled Kennedy and fired her up. Kennedy struck back with a slap that echoed through the arena and Sativa rubbed her cheek and then the fight was on. Both women stood in the middle of the ring, exchanging forearms to each other as the crowd started to swell with their noise. Kennedy was able to finally get the better of the exchange and then force Sativa into the ropes. Sativa came off the ropes, only for Kennedy to drop her with a standing dropkick. Kennedy continued to press on, keeping the champion on the ropes for the better part of seven minutes.

Kennedy went for a Death Valley Driver, but Sativa was able to wiggle free from the grasp of Kennedy and land on her feet behind the woman. From there, Sativa was able to execute Order 66 and get herself a nearfall. Sativa pressed her advantage now. She’d use her ariel prowess to keep Kennedy off guard. She’d fly around the ring, hitting a springboard spear from the ring apron back into the ring for a nearfall before finally climbing to the top rope and hitting the Sonic Screwdriver and picking up the victory.

Winner: Sativa Neveah

Result: Pinfall
Time: 15:23

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SAMANTHA TOLSON VS LARA BLACKHEART

Samantha Tolson has been impressive so far in this tournament, but so has the former NFW Women’s Champion Lara Blackheart. Both women were looking to keep their tournament dreams alive in this match. Lara, ever the smug one, came out, trash talking Sam a little bit. Sam though, didn’t let any of that phase her as she just delivered a chop to Lara’s chest that echoed in the arena. Lara stumbled back, Sam continued to deliver chops before just grabbing the former champion and delivering an exploder suplex. Sam would use her technical and brawling skills during this match to keep Lara off guard. At every turn, it seemed like Sam was hitting a different suplex, living up to her reputation.

Lara though, eventually was able to flip out of a German suplex and land on her feet and then deliver a chopblock that dropped Sam down to one knee. Lara would hit the ropes and deliver a knee strike to the back of Sam’s head and get a nearfall. Lara would follow it, delivering a People’s Elbow before hitting a fireman’s carry neckbreaker that almost put Sam away. Lara wouldn’t waste any time after that though as she picked Sam up off the mat and delivered Coma White and picking up the win.

Winner: Lara Blackheart

Result: Pinfall
Time: 17:45

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ADRIANNA SALVATORE VS CHERRY ADDAMS

After hard fought matches by both women on Monday that saw neither picking up a win, both came out with a point to prove. These two women didn’t back down from one another and this was a hard hitting contest through and through. Both women early on went for strikes, and neither was able to get a decided advantage over the other. The two of them locked up, Adrianna getting the advantage and forcing Cherry into the corner. Adrianna gave a clean break and when Cherry came out of the corner, Adrianna hit her with a rolling forearm that stunned Cherry. Cherry was reeling from it and Adrianna pressed the advantage. She showed everyone again why she should be considered a force in the women’s division. Adrianna would deliver a few Hell’s Bells that finally dropped Cherry to the mat resulting in a nearfall.

Adrianna would soon look for a MOAB Launcher, but Cherry was able to kick the shoulder of Adrianna and block the move with it. Cherry would then deliver a spear of her own, but not with nearly as much force since the distance wasn’t long. It was enough though for Cherry to take over in the match and she started showing off her strength and tossed Adrianna through the air with a beel. Cherry would press, hitting a Death Valley Driver and following it up with a running senton splash and getting a near fall. Cherry would finally put Adrianna away as she picked the woman up on her shoulders and delivered a running powerslam for the three count.

Winner: Cherry Addams

Result: Pinfall
Time: 21:16

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Match Summaries Written By

Bloody Fairytale

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Winners

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Match 1. Rick Dickulous

Match 2.Anton Crowley

Match 3. Griffin Hawkins

Match 4. Tyler Grey