NWA Seasons Beatings PPV (December 20, 2005)

NWA Seasons Beatings PPV

December 20, 2005

Saddledome

Calgary, Alberta, Canada

 

Disclaimer:  If Vince doesn't own it (and he doesn't) - then it must just be fantasy folks!  Merry Christmas!

 

We open up to the sounds of singer Robert Earl Keen Jr., who performs his song, "Merry Christmas From The Family" and welcomes up to NWA Seasons Beatings.  And then, it's down to ringside and the announce team of Tony Schiavone, Rich Landrum & Dutch Mantell.  They welcome us to the show and it's immediately to ring announcer David Penzer for the opening match introductions.

 

GREG "THE HAMMER" VALENTINE & BLACKJACK MULLIGAN versus THE DISCO INFERNO & "BEAUTIFUL" BOBBY EATON (with Jim Cornette)

 

There is obvious tension between Disco and Eaton to start as neither man wants to be teaming with the other.  Almost immediately, we see Disco tell Jim Cornette to "shut the hell up" as Cornette tries to tell him what to do.  Valentine and Disco start off and Disco takes the immediate advantage with forearms and a hammerlock.  Valentine backs Disco into the corner and chops away.  Disco gets pummeled and crawls to the corner to tag in Eaton.  Eaton is in with fists and kicks and manages to get the advantage on Greg.  Greg reverses a whip and catches Eaton with a big elbow to the face.  Mulligan tags in and unloads on Eaton and Disco with clotheslines that send both Disco and Eaton to the floor.  Disco & Eaton try to regroup as Cornette is telling them they need to work together.  It seems to work for a bit as Eaton gets back in the ring and manages to catch Valentine in his corner where he and Disco double-team the big Texan.  Disco gets in and suplexes Mulligan for two.  Neckbreaker by Disco and he tags in Eaton who goes up top for the Alabama Jam.  He connects, but Valentine breaks up the pin attempt at two.  Eaton and Disco attempt another double-team, but Mulligan fights back and nails both with punches before tagging out to Valentine who actually moves quickly and cleans house on Disco & Eaton.  Cornette is up and distracts the ref long enough for Eaton to catch Valentine with a low blow.  Disco gets tagged in and while Eaton distracts the ref, Cornette signals for Disco to hold Valentine for a shot from the tennis racket.  A reluctant Disco does do and at the last second, Valentine ducks away as Cornette swings the racket, nailing Disco instead.  Miulligan is in and nails both Cornette on the ring apron and Eaton as Valentine covers Disco.  The ref counts three and Valentine gets the pin.

Winners:  GREG "THE HAMMER" VALENTINE & BLACKJACK MULLIGAN

 

Cornette is livid after the match and is screaming at Disco for "losing" the match.  Disco takes it for a few moments and then punches Cornette in the face, sending him sprawling to the mat.  Eaton tries to go after Disco, but gets caught with a kick and a "Chart-Buster" that leaves Eaton laid out.  Disco raises his arms to the cheers of the fans and walks out of the ring.

 

We go to the back where "Above Average" Mike Sanders is standing by with Joanie Laurer.  Is she ready to reveal her partner for the mixed tag match yet? Laurer is all smiles as in steps Triple H aka "Paul Levesque" - Laurer's ex-boyfriend.  HHH says that he and Laurer have worked out their differences and he owes her one for the way their relationship ended a few years ago.  HHH always pays his debts.  As for Waltman, HHH has a lot of love for "the kid", but Waltman has a lot of growing up to do - and it's time for HHH to show "the kid" what tough love is all about!  Laurer says that tonight - the Sean chapter of her life is closed once and for all.

 

We see a brief video package highlighting the problems between Vader and Scott Steiner and several violent confrontations.

 

Back to the ring and David Penzer...

 

SCOTT STEINER (with Midajah) versus VADER

 

Steiner attacks Vader at the bell and is quickly all over the 450lbs monster with fists and kicks.  Vader fights back with stiff punches and shoulders.  Vader slams Steiner to the mat and moves quickly to the middle rope for the big splash.  He splashes, but Steiner rolls out of the way and Vader crash and burns.  Steiner goes back after Vader with kicks and punches and a big belly-to-back suplex. Another suplex by Scott and he gets two.  Scott slams Vader hard into the corner and does something he hasn't done in years - the Frankensteiner.  The ref counts three and Scott gets the clean pin and victory.

Winner: SCOTT STEINER

 

We go the back where Michael P.S. Hayes is with NWA Womens Champion Lisa "Ivory" Moretti.  Ivory is hot about not being a part of the biggest PPV in NWA history and wants to know why the Women's Division isn't being represented tonight.  NWA Commissioner Harley Race steps in and tells Ivory that he apologizes for not having her defend her title tonight, but asks how he can make it up to her.  Ivory wants a top opponent at the next TV - and Race says he can do that.  As for tonight, Ivory wants to be part of the action.  Race says he'll see what he can do.

 

We see a brief video package of the recent troubles between the Sandman and the Bagwell / Douglas team.

 

We see a shot of Violent J, Shaggy 2 Dope - the Insane Clown Posse and several members of their entourage at ringside as we cut to David Penzer.  He announces that the next match is an "ECW RULES MATCH"...

 

THE SANDMAN & YOSHIHIRO TAJIRI versus "THE FRANCHISE" SHANE DOUGLAS & BUFF BAGWELL

 

It's chaos from the word go as Buff & Douglas were expecting a wrestling match, but instead got tossed into a warzone.  Tajiri unloads with several kicks and chops on Bagwell and hits the handspring elbow.  Sandman levels Buff with a chairshot and a power bomb.  Douglas jumps to the floor and just after a moment of watching, just walks off.  Tajiri locks Buff in the tarantula as Sandman whales away at Bagwell with the kendo stick to the gut.  Sandman & Tajiri realize that Douglas has walked out of the match and mercifully end it with a shining wizard by Tajiri to get the pin on the battered Bagwell.

Winners:  THE SANDMAN & YOSHIHIRO TAJIRI

 

We see a shot of country music stars Shooter Jennings & Toby Keith in the audience as we go backstage where Michael P.S. Hayes is standing by with Arn Anderson, Woman & Mark Copani - THE HORSEMEN.  Arn talks about his North American Championship defense against Mike Awesome for later tonight.  Awesome is a big and strong guy, but he's not a Horsemen and all that power doesn't mean anything if you're an idiot.  Arn slams on Awesome for a few moments and then it's Copani's turn to talk.  Ever since he started wrestling, first up north and now in the NWA, he's been stereotyped and ridiculed for a stupid gimmick.  When he puts a legend, the Iron Sheik, out of wrestling for good tonight - no one will care about the gimmick of Muhammad Hassan.  All they will see is Mark Copani - a very dangerous man.  It's the beginning of a new career for Copani and the closing, once and for all - of the whole Hassan stigma. 

 

We see a brief video package of the history of Masked Superstar and Jim Cornette and how Vampiro fits into the picture.

 

Back to ringside and David Penzer...  For this next match, if Masked Superstar wins, he gets five minutes in the ring with manager Jim Cornette. 

 

MASKED SUPERSTAR versus VAMPIRO (with Jm Cornette)

 

Superstar and Vampiro quickly go at it at the bell and Vampiro takes the early advantage with kicks and a clothesline that sends Superstar to the floor. Cornette is quickly there with several kicks to the fallen wrestler.  Vampiro comes off the apron and nails Superstar with a double-axehandle . Vampiro slams Superstar into the steel steps and rolls him back in the ring for two.  More punches and kicks by Vampiro and he scores with a suplex for two. Vampiro whips Star into the ropes, but Superstar ducks the clothesline and scores with one of his own.  Both men are down.  The ref counts, but Supersstar is the first man up. Fists and kicks to Vampiro and a big slam.  Neckbreaker by the Superstar and he's going for the cobrahold.  Vampiro is flailing about, trying to escape and nails the referee with an elbow. The ref is down and Cornette signals to the back.  Bobby Eaton & Stan Lane are quickly out and attack Superstar.  Lane levels Star with several kicks and then Eaton hits the Alabama Jam.  Disco Inferno is out next and goes after Eaton with a chair to clear the ring.  The ref comes to and sees all this going on - with Lane, Eaton & Disco all in the ring and calls for the bell.  He's throwing this match out and DQ'ing both men for outside interference.

NO CONTEST

 

Superstar and Disco use chairs and manage to clear the ring of the Midnights, Vampiro and Cornette as the fans cheer.

 

We head back to the back where Missy Hyatt is standing by with the NWA World Heavyweight Champion Sting.  Sting talks for a moment about his match tonight against Christian Cage.  Cage is a good wrestler, exciting performer, etc... but people keep telling Sting to watch out because Cage can be a "creepy little bastard" if he's not careful.  Sting says Cage can be whatever he wants - because Sting is the World Champion and he plans on staying the champion.  It's showtime folks!

 

We see a clip of NWA Commissioner Harley Race from a couple of weeks ago announcing the first ever "Pink Slip Battle Royal".    The first 8 men eliminated will released from their NWA Contracts and given a "Pink Slip".  The winner of the Battle Royal will receive a future World Championship title shot.

 

Cue David Penzer...

 

PINK SLIP BATTLE ROYAL

 

LENNY LANE vs RON SIMMONS vs DOUG GILBERT vs HONKY TONK MAN vs LODI vs BUTCH REED vs TOMMY RICH vs KENDALL WINDHAM vs JIMMY VALIANT vs ROBERT GIBSON vs THE BLUE MEANIE vs STAN LANE vs BRIAN KNOBBS vs BRUTUS BEEFCAKE vs ALEX WRIGHT vs "MOUTH OF THE SOUTH" JIMMY HART vs THE GREAT MUTA...

 

The wrestlers are gathered in the ring and Jimmy Hart is complaining to the referee about why he's even included in this gathering.  He's not a wrestler.  The ref tells Jimmy he's there because "the boss" said so and he signals for the bell.  Chaos erupts and the first man quickly eliminated as a result of a kick by Muta - Honky Tonk Man.  HONKY TONK MAN IS FIRED!  BLUE MEANIE is the next to go as he gets nailed by Alex Wright and tossed to the floor.  A big kick by Stan Lane sends BRIAN KNOBBS over the top rope and he is gone.  An elbow by Jimmy Valiant sends LENNY LANE to the floor and he's the next man gone!  Butch Reed scores with a visious clothesline that sends both ROBERT GIBSON & BRUTUS BEEFCAKE to the floor.  They're both eliminated. Jimmy Hart's mouth drops as he realizes that both of his wrestlers are gone.  Hart sees Ron Simmons and Butch Reed approaching him and decides to take the high road, jumping over the top rope and fleeing to the back, thus eliminating himself.  JIMMY HART IS FIRED!  Doug Gilbert and Tommy Rich team up and toss KENDALL WINDHAM to the floor so he's eliminated next!  That's the end of the Pink Slips. Now, it's a matter of survival to see who gets the shot at the World title.  Valiant kicks Stan Lane low and tosses him to the outside.  STAN LANE is eliminated.  Ron Simmons eliminates JIMMY VALIANT & TOMMY RICH with a big knee to the back of Rich who is grappling with Valiant against the ropes.  A heel-kick by Muta takes BUTCH REED to the floor and Reed is eliminated.  LODI is next to go as he gets backdropped to the outside by Alex Wright.  Muta and Ron Simmons team up and send DOUG GILBERT to the outside.  He's eliminated.  A kick from Muta sends RON SIMMONS to the floor and he's eliminated too.  It's down to the final two with Alex Wright and The Great Muta.  Lots of great action as both men try to eliminate the other from the ring.  Finally, Wright goes for a flying crossbody, but Muta ducks and backdrops ALEX WRIGHT to the floor.  Alex is eliminated.

Winner of the "Pink Slip" Battle Royal - THE GREAT MUTA

 

Order of elimination:

 

Honky Tonk Man

Blue Meanie

Brian Knobbs

Lenny Lane

Robert Gibson

Brutus Beefcake

Jimmy Hart

Kendall Windham

(The preceding 8 men have been "fired" from the NWA roster)

Stan Lane

Jimmy Valiant

Tommy Rich

Butch Reed

Lodi

Doug Gilbert

Ron Simmons

Alex Wright

Winner:  THE GREAT MUTA

 

We go to the back and see Michael P.S. Hayes with Sean Waltman & Madusa.  Waltman doesn't care about Triple H and promises to send him running back up North with his tail tucked between his legs.  HHH couldn't handle Laurer and Waltman had to pick up his slack and make her into a woman.  And then, when Waltman got tired of her, he cast her aside like yesterday's trash!  Now, he's with a real woman and it's all about Waltman and today.  He and HHH were friends - he thought - but Hunter needs to learn to mind his business. Forget about tough love - it's HHH and Joanie who are in for some tough times tonight!

 

We cut to Scott Hall and Stevie Richards standing by with Missy Hyatt.  Kevin Nash is at home right now recovering from knee surgery because of the Horsemen.  The titles are important, but for Hall, the main thing tonight is giving a little payback to the Horsemen for what they did to Kev.  Stevie says that he's proud to step in as Hall's partner and he won't let Hall or Nash down.  Mike Rotundo and Barry Windham step into the picture.  A lot of people owe the Horsemen some payback and tonight, the reciepts come due.  Hall closes the segment by saying that tonight, survey says, the Horsemen are going down!

 

Back to ringside and David Penzer..

 

CAGE MATCH - (Win by pinfall, submission or by escaping the cage)

THE IRON SHEIK versus MARK COPANI (with Woman)

 

Copani starts off strong by attacking the Iron Sheik at the bell and quickly beating down the  former WWF Champion with punches and kicks.  Copani looks to end this quickly by repeatedly slamming Sheik into the cage and making the Iron Sheik a bloody mess.  Backbreaker by Copani and he starts to climb the cage to escape.  The Sheik proves that he still has life left in him as he clips the legs of Copani and causes him to crotch himself on the top ropes.  Sheik kicks and punches away at the younger wrestler and quickly levels him with a series of suplexes for a couple of two counts.  Slam by the Sheik and he looks like he's going to walk out of the cage.  Copani nails him with a knee from behind and again tries to run the Sheik's head into the cage.  Sheik reverses and Copani eats steel.  The former Muhammad Hassan is busted open now as well and blood is everywhere.  Another suplex by the Iron Sheik and he follows with a neckbreaker.  Woman shreiks from ringside as Sheik loads up his curved boot and catches Copani with a low blow beow the waistline.  Sheik looks as if he's prepared to walk out of the cage, but he stops and then Sheik smiles a bloody smile as he locks in the Camel Clutch on Mark Copani.  Copani is trapped and has no choice but to tap.

Winner by submission:  THE IRON SHEIK

 

Sheik leaves the cage to a big ovation from the crowd.  Woman gets into the ring an shreiks at Copani as the referee helps him up.  They head back to the dressing room - Copani holding his head down in shame as Woman is complaining and bickering at his side.

 

Missy Hyatt is standing by with The Great Muta.  Muta speaks in broken english about how he's a former NWA Champion and wants to be so again.  The NWA is scared of Muta and tried to get rid of him by placing him in that Battle Royal, but Muta showed everyone and will be champion again.  It doesn't matter if it's Sting or Christian Cage - both will fall at the hands of The Great Muta.  Jimmy Hart comes into the scene and tries to talk to Muta and convince him that he needs a manager.  Muta laughs at Hart and says, "Aren't you fired?".... Hart starts to whine and complain and Muta blows the green mist all over the unemployed manager.  Hart falls to the ground shreiking as Muta makes the sign of a title belt around his waist and walks off. 

 

We go to ringside now and guest ring announcer Lisa "Ivory" Moretti announces the participants for the next match.  It's for the NWA World Tag Team Championship and it's a Fatal 4-Way Elimination Match.  If a person is pinned, DQ'ed, submits, or is counted out - he and his partner are eliminated from the match and the match will continue until we have a winner.

 

FATAL 4-WAY ELIMINATION MATCH - NWA WORLD TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP

CHARLIE HAAS & SEAN O'HAIRE (with Miss Jackie) (c) versus BRIAN ADAMS & BRYAN CLARK - KRONIK versus SCOTT HALL & STEVIE RICHARDS versus BARRY WINDHAM & MIKE ROTUNDO

 

Haas and Windham start off and the quick pace of the match is quickly determined.  They trade armdrags and takedowns and Haas gets a two.  Windham kicks out and goes to fist city on Haas.  Richards tags himself in and takes over on Haas from Windham.  Superkick and another two count.  Haas tags in O'Haire who powers over Windham and sends him to the floor with a clothesline.  Miss Jackie gets involved as she claws at the eyes of Windham on the outside.  DDT by O'Haire for another two count.  Adams tags himself in on O'Haire and levels Windham with a suplex and a big slam for a two count.  Adams tags Clark and they doubleteam Windham.  And so it goes with lots of quick tags and every man managing to get in a piece of the action, but no one able to eliminate one of their opponents.  Finally Hall & Richards set up Rotundo and as Stevie nails Mike with a Stevie-kick, he turns right around and walks into a Razors Edge.  Hall covers for the pin and the ROTUNDO/WINDHAM team is eliminated.  O'Haire is quickly in and nails Hall from behind with a belly-to-back suplex.  Kicks and a double-team by the Horsemen.  Hall fights back and manages to tag Richards in who unloads on everyone with clotheslines and fists.  Richards is caught though by Bryan Clark who levels him with a running powerslam.  A tag to Adams and it's 'high times" for Stevie Richards as he's slammed to the mat and pinned. HALL / RICHARDS are eliminated.  It's down to the Horsemen and Kronik and a big time chaotic brawl ensues.  The ref is caught by a stray elbow and goes down.  Adams chokeslams Haas to the mat and another referee is out to count, but only gets to two before Haas kicks out.  Adams locks Haas in the "Kona Krush" and then covers for the pin.  At the same time, O'Haire manages to catch Bryan Clark with a superkick and covers.  The second referee is counting O'Haire's cover of Clark while the first (original) referee counts Adams pin of Haas.  Both men count three.  Referee One raises Adams hand and calls for the title belts while referee two declares the Horsemen winners and still champions.  The two referees argue over who is the winning team as Kronik & The Horsemen look on.  Suddenly Haas & O'Haire attack Kronik again, grab the belts and flee the ring area.  Kronik gives chase to the back.

Official Decison:  NO CONTEST

 

We go back to back where Michael P.S. Hayes is talking to former ECW Champion Mike Awesome.  Awesome talks about how everyone has underestimated him again and again.  He's a former ECW World Champion and stole the show at the ECW One Night Stand PPV.  But he's constantly overlooked.  Tonight is his chance for immortality as he faces the legendary "Enforcer" Arn Anderson and it's for the NWA North American Championship.  After tonight, no one will ever overlook Mike Awesome again.

 

The interview is interupted by the sounds of Kronik and The Horsemen, Haas & O'Haire brawling in the backstage area.  Road agents, referees and several wrestlers are there to break things up and pull the four men apart.

 

We go back to ringside and guest ring announcer Lisa "Ivory" Moretti who introduces the next match.

 

MIXED TAG TEAM MATCH

SEAN "X-PAC" WALTMAN & MADUSA versus JOANIE "CHYNA" LAURER & TRIPLE H

 

HHH & Laurer come out to the music of DX and look very happy and united.  Waltman and Madusa do not look happy.  Lots of trash talking and words being exchanged between HHH & X-Pac as the referee gives the wrestlers their instructions. It's man versus man and woman versus woman.   Madusa & Laurer start off and Laurer quickly takes control with punches and kicks and a suplex.  Slam by Laurer for two and she nails Madusa with several chops.  Laurer tosses Madusa into her corner and Waltman is tagged in.  He points at HHH and says "bring it!"  HHH comes in and Waltman bails to the floor.  HHH gives chase and Waltman runs around the ring a couple of times before running to his corner to tag in Madusa.  Madusa clearly is not ready to come back into the ring and looks confused by all this, but she gets into the ring.  Laurer is ready and slams Madusa before tossing her into the corner and nailing the big flippee elbow.  Powerbomb by Laurer and she covers Madusa to get the pin.

Winners:  JOANIE "CHYNA" LAURER & TRIPLE H

 

Waltman is in and pushes Laurer away from Madusa.  Laurer turns around and levels Waltman with a big slap. HHH is in and Waltman again flees to the floor.  HHH raises Laurer's hand in victory and smiles.  A big kick by HHH and Chyna is doubled over.  Waltman is quickly in and grabs Laurer as HHH looks on and gives her the X-Factor!  A big toss to the corner and Waltman delivers the Bronco Buster to Laurer as HHH calls the shots and plays Ring General.  The whole thing was a stinking set-up!  Laurer is down and Waltman and HHH are standing over her, talking trash.  Madusa has pulled herself up and isn't sure what's going on. X-Pac speaks to her quietly for a second and then he & HHH raise her (Madusa's) arms in victory.  Suddenly, HHH grabs Madusa and administers the pedigree.  Madusa and Laurer are both out as Sean Waltman & HHH hug and high-five as the music of DX fills the arena. 

 

We go to the back and Mike Sanders is with NWA Commissioner Harley Race.  He announces that the NWA World Tag Team Championship has been held up by the NWA - there are no tag team champions right now.  But on Friday night, at NWA W.A.R. - there will be the start of a "Best of 7" series between the teams of Sean O'Haire & Charlie Haas - The Horsemen and Brian Adams / Bryan Clark - to determine who are the NWA World Tag Team Champions.  Also, Race announces that due to Christmas being on Sunday - NWA Danger Zone will be pre-empted for the week so that the NWA wrestlers can spend time with their families.  So look for NWA W.A.R. on Friday and the Danger Zone will return next week at it's regular time.

 

Back to ringside and David Penzer...

 

NWA NORTH AMERICAN CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH

ARN ANDERSON (c) (with Woman) versus MIKE AWESOME

 

It's not been a good night for the Horsemen so far and Arn is not a happy camper as he enters the ring.  Awesome looks confident.  Arn starts off with a takedown and a hammerlock.  Slam by AA and he tosses Awesome into the corner.  Arn charges and Awesome moves. Arn goes shoulder first into the ringpost.  Awesome takes over with a slam and a suplex.  Big elbow for two, but Arn makes the ropes.  Awesome stays in control by working on the back and neck of Anderson and gets several two counts with Arn barely managing to escape each time. Awesome tosses Arn to the floor and then we see Mike as he goes airborne with an amazing suicide dive to the outside.  Woman pulls Arn out of the way and Awesome crash and burns. Arn rolls Awesome back into the ring and gets a two as Awesome manages to kick out at the last possible second.  Arn pounds away with hard lefts and tosses Awesome into the ropes, catching him with a spinebuster.  Arn looks ready to put Awesome away adn lifts him for the brainbuster.  Awesome reverses his weight and rolls Arn up into a small package.  The referee counts three and we have a new North American Champion.

Winner and NEW CHAMPION:  MIKE AWESOME

 

Arn is just stunned as the referee raises Awesome's hand in victory.  The look of frustration and disbelief on his face tells the whole story as Arn is on his knees in the middle of the ring and watches Awesome get the title belt wrapped around his waist.

 

We see a video promo for the NWA's next big PPV event - coming on January 26, 2006 from Las Vegas, Nevada.  It's NWA THUNDER & LIGHTNING - on PPV.

 

We see another video package highlighting Christan Cage's debut a few weeks ago by winning a # 1 Contender's Battle Royal and the rest of the history building up to tonight's main event.

 

Back to the ring and David Penzer...

 

NWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

STING (C) versus CHRISTIAN CAGE

 

Fast and furious from the start as both men seem to want to end it quickly.  Sting unloads with several chops and a suplex for two. Cage fights back and catches Sting with a snake-eyes on the turnbuckle.  Slam by Christian and he gets two.  Another slam and Cage goes to the top.  Sting catches him with a big powerslam and several chops. Neckbreaker and Sting tosses Cage into the corner.  He goes for the Stinger Splash, but Cage drops to the mat and Sting eats corner.  Kicks and punches by Christian and he looks ready to go for the Unprettier.  Sting counters with a backslide for two.  Clothesline by Cage and more punches.  Sting no-sells the punches and levels Cage with several chops.  Scorpion Death Drop by Sting and he covers, but Cage gets the foot on the ropes to break it up at two.  Sting tosses Christian into the corner and this time, nails the Stinger Splash.  He goes for the Scorpion Death Lock, but again, Christian is too close to the ropes and forces a break.  Sting tosses Christian into the corner and goes for the Splash one last time, but this time, Cage is ready and rolls out of the way. Sting crashes and burns and Cage rolls him up, using the foot on the ropes for extra leverage - to get the pin.

Winner and NEW NWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION CHRISTIAN CAGE

 

Cage is in tears and slaps his chest to acknowledge the peeps as the referee straps the big gold belt around his waist and raises his arm in victory!  It's a dream come true for the NEW World Champion - Christian Cage - because that's how he rolls!

 

We end the show as several wrestlers come to the ring to congratulate the new Champion.  Sting, in a show of class, hugs Christian and raises his arm as we fade to black.

 

The end!