((Quick Introductions))
Laura Watts: "The following contest is schedule for ONE fall! Introducing first .... "
The theme song titled, "Mercenaries" blares onto the PA and sets the stage for the verbally charismatic manager of Ellis Morgan to make his appearance. A fog of blue smoke covers the stage, as a dark silhouette is seen behind it. The figure stays there until the music picks up, then walks through the smoke to reveal itself to be Thomas Chamberlain. He walks down the ramp, climbs the steps, and enters the ring through the middle ropes, kicking his legs behind him. He removes his trench coat and glasses, warming-up by throwing punches into the air.
Laura Watts: "From Oxford, England, weighing in at two hundred and thirty-six pounds. Thomasssssssssssssss! Chamberlain!! And his opponent .... "
Immediately, the arena goes dark. Purple strobe lights begin flashing across the rafters while "World So Cold" by Three Days Grace his the PA system. Accompanied by Sandy Walkins, the white face-painted Jakeb Steel emerges from the smoke clad in a hooded black cloak that covered him from top to bottom. In a burst of momentum, Steel strips off the hood and extends his arms out, letting off a proverbial wolf cry to the audience. "AWOOOOOOOOOO!" He makes his way down the ramp and slides into the ring, climbing up onto the turnbuckle before extending his arms out one last time, letting off a loud cry to the audience. He then hops back into the middle of the ring to prepare for the match.
Laura Watts: "Being accompanied by Sandy Walkins, from Atlanta, Georgia, weighing in at 240 pounds. He is one half of Dark Atlas! JAKEB! STEEEEEEEEEEL! "
DING DING DING!!
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Ted Cedar: "This bout should be interesting to say the least. It is rare treat to see Thomas Chamberlain step outside his managerial role and compete inside the ring for a change. On top of that, he's competing in the debut match of one, Jakeb Steel."
Joey Miles: "I'm sure the morons masturbating backstage probably feel Chamberlain has this in the bag. They're about to have their minds fucked!! I've seen Jakeb Steel kill bitches in 2WWF and I know how this story ends."
The charismatic manager, Thomas Chamberlain, quickly launches at Jakeb Steel with a preemptive strike, pummeling Steel with lightning-quick martial art punches to his gut. Quickly, Chamberlain retreats with his fists up and hops around Jakeb like a cheetah, looking to maintain a speed advantage over his opponent. The punches barely tickle Steel who just follows after Chamberlain, receiving a series of swift kicks to his shins that do even less damage than the punches do. Damaging his opponent is not Chamberlain's strategy this early-on in the contest. His real purpose is to simply confuse and throw The Anomaly off balance with teaser shots, then catch him later with a devastating move. It is a sound plan until Chamberlain miscalculates and throws a martial arts high kick that gets caught by Jakeb Steel. Thinking crafty, Chamberlain executes a leaping enzugiri with his other foot that, unfortunately, misses Steel's head and has Chamberlain belly flop the canvas. Before pain could set in on TC, he feels even more pain shoot up his right ankle, as Jakeb Steel hooks on his Hell's Vice Ankle lock to send Chamberlain squirming like a trapped rat! Luckily, he manages to grab the ring ropes, forcing Jakeb to break the hold, and allowing TC to climb to the outside. While recuperating on the outside, TC points at his head, indicating to the audience his crafty nature. His three second cocky display is all the time Jakeb Steel needed to capitalize, racing to the ropes adjacent from the ropes Chamberlain stood outside of. TC turns to see Jakeb Steel springboard off the ropes with moonsault, soar clean over the top rope, and splash him down to the concrete with a lateral press!!
Ted Cedar: "Oh my!! What an amazing springboard moonsault by Jakeb Steel! He got a lot of air on that move and he made Thomas Chamberlain pay for taking his eyes off him even for just a second."
Joey Miles: "There! Did you see that shit? DID YOU -- see that shit?? That's the type of kick ass wrestling Jakeb is known for. He ain't afraid to fly and aerial assault mofos!"
It does not take long for Jakeb Steel to regain his footing on the outside; sadly, the same cannot be said for Thomas Chamberlain. Steel capitalizes by raining down stomps to all of TC's body parts and afterwards hooks both TC's legs under his armpits. Using his deceptive strength, Steel then giant swings the body of Chamberlain left to right against the guard rail behind him, having each impact echo a sickening metal clash across the arena! After hitting the guardrail multiple times, Steel releases Chamberlain who quickly crawls towards the steel steps, clutching his ribs in pain. With TC gasping for air on the steel steps, Jakeb measures the distance between the two and dashes towards Chamberlain, looking to crush his head into the steps with a running boot. Chamberlain, however, heard Steel coming and quickly hits legs with a low dropkick, tripping Jakeb face-first into the steel steps instead!! With Steel down, TC enters the ring and demands the referee to speed up the count, hoping to win by count-out. [FOUR-FIVE-SIX-SEVEN-EIGHT] Before the count of nine, Jakeb slides back into the ring and breaks the count, aggravating the manager of Ellis Morgan. Still dazed from the head-first collision to the steps, Steel wobbles to his feet and stumbles against the ropes. Seeing this, TC quickly takes advantage and nails Steel with knee sticks pin-pointed at his gut, followed by a spinning roundhouse kick that knocks Steel off his feet! Chamberlain taunts for a second, reveling in his momentarily dominance, and climbs to the top of the turnbuckle behind him. Once on top, he rises to a standing position, waits for Steel to regain his leggings, and soars off with a flying crossbody!
Ted Cedar: "Thomas Chamberlain is control at the moment, climbing to the high risk district and hitting Steel with a flying crossbo--"
Joey Miles: "WHOA WHOA WHOA! OHHHHH! FUCK YEAH!"
Ted Cedar: "WOW!"
Like the audience around them, both announcers almost jumped out their seats when Jakeb Steel counters the crossbody by catching Thomas Chamberlain, spinning him in thin air, and dropping him on his knees with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker!!
Ted Cedar: "What a counter! I never would have expected Jakeb Steel to counter a flying crossbody like that. I certainly don't think Thomas Chamberlain did either."
Joey Miles: "None of you fucking did! But guess who did? This fucking guy! Jakeb Steel is a freak of nature, you hear me?? This bastard is strong as fuck!"
Thomas Chamberlain flops on the canvas like a fish out of water, feeling his spine burn from the tilt-a-whirl backbreaker. Jakeb decides to cover him for the pin fall, thinking TC's had enough. [1-2-] To Jakeb's surprise, Chamberlain kicks out at two, showing the will to go on. A smirk appears on Jaekb's face, admiring Chamberlain's determination to persevere, before he dead-lifts him off the mat in a sidewalk slam hold and then drops him unceremoniously on his knee with a rib breaker, targeting his ribs! Keeping Chamberlain glued to his knee, Steel pushes TC's body down across his knee, applying pressure to the already sore rib section. When TC refused to surrender, although in great pain, Steel then wraps Chamberlain's leg into a figure four vine and pulls down more on his ribs, now applying a modified bow and arrow type submission on his knee! The cries of pain grow louder from TC as the seconds pass by, but he still refuses to submit. With his opponent dismembered, Steel quickly angles TC's body downward and pins his shoulder to the mat inside the bow and arrow hold! [1-2-] Chamberlain still manages to kick out before a three count, to the dismay of Jakeb. Controlling the pace, Jakeb drags Chamberlain to his feet and hooks him in a front chancery, executing a quick and powerful snap suplex that rattles every bone in TC's body! Jakeb rolls back to his feet, maintaining the front chancery, and goes for another suplex, hoisting Chamberlain's legs high in the air. While in air, Chamberlain cracks the forehead of Steel with a crafty knee strike, throwing his equilibrium off. TC uses this opportunity to fall behind Steel, land on his feet, and drive The Anomaly downward with a ring rattling falling neckbreaker!
Joey Miles: "Alright, I'll admit. That neckbreaker was fucking creative. Lucky, but creative."
Ted Cedar: "It looked like Jakeb was going to pay homage to the late great Eddie Guerrero with the three amigos, but Chamberlain manages to fight out of it and hit a neckbreaker. If he is going to mount any type of offense, now is his chance!"
"GET UP, JAKEB! FIGHT BACK!" yells Sandy Walkins from the sidelines, cheering on her Dark Atlas colleague. It quickly set in for Thomas Chamberlain how dangerous this one half of Dark Atlas is as an opponent. He wastes no time following the neckbreaker with a pin-fall. [1-2-] As expected, yet still disappointing to TC, Jakeb kicks out before the third count. It is now or never for the manager of Ellis Morgan. Letting Steel rises to his feet, TC connects a swift two-handed martial arts throat jab to Steel, having him clutch his throat, and then delivers a standing dropkick to send Steel tumbling back against the turnbuckle! Staying on offense, Chamberlain jumps to his feet and quickly darts at Steel in the corner, plowing into him with a sizzling spinning heel kick!! He watches Steel stumble forward, dazed from the kick, before quickly scaling the same turnbuckle to the top and lunging off, hooking his legs around Steel's head and flipping him down to the mat with a flying head-scissors takedown! All this happened within a span of twenty seconds, showing the urgency and desperation Chamberlain has for defeating Steel. A rattled Jakeb still tries to regain his footing, but immediately gets shut down by a flying knee dropping on his chest from TC, quickly following up with a cover! [1-2-] KICKOUT! Jakeb shoves Chamberlain off before referee hit the third count, causing TC to slap the canvas in rage and desperation. Not only does Jakeb Steel have impressive aerial ability, deceiving strength, and a repertoire of submission moves, but his endurance is also heavily strong. Thomas Chamberlain starts to ponder that maybe, just maybe, he is out of his league.
Ted Cedar: "I am absolutely astonished at the offensive ability of Thomas Chamberlain, Unfortunately, I think the realization that Jakeb Steel may just be too much for him is starting to set in. Even after the huge flurry of offense, he could not put Steel down."
Joey Miles: "No fucking shit! I told you already! I know how this story ends. Thomas Chamberlain never stood a chance from the get go. Only now, after the fucking idiot hit with everything but the kitchen sick, does he realize this."
Ted Cedar: "Well, Thomas can't quit now. He has the advantage at the moment. Can he find a way to put The Anomaly down?"
Pulling himself together, Chamberlain begins to brainstorm and scan the perimeter around him, searching for a way to capitalize. Connecting the dots, Chamberlain quickly jumps up and leaps over the body of Steel, dropping back-first down on him with a back senton. The wheels keep spinning as TC scurries up, dashes at the ropes, and executes a springboard moonsault off the second ropes, splashing down on Steel with a lionsault! He hooks the leg, once again, for the pin-fall. [1-2-] KICKOUT! How can this be? Thomas Chamberlain begins arguing with the referee out of sheer frustration, unable to comprehend why Jakeb Steel has not been pinned already. Chamberlain has clearly had enough. He creates distance between him and Jakeb Steel, heading towards the nearest turnbuckle. Could it be time for his KNEE CANNON finisher? Indeed it is. Chamberlain watches Jakeb rise to a standing position and then sprints his way, taking flight with his knee placed forward. However, Steel quickly falls to the mat at the last second and has Chamberlain leg-first into the turnbuckle behind him! The moment of the soaring knee strike gets Chamberlain's legs caught up on the top post and has him hang upside-down on the turnbuckle in a tree of woe. This is the last place Chamberlain wanted to be. He scrambles to free himself from the ropes, reaching up to unhook his leg. His efforts are part in jeopardy when a very angry Jakeb Steel is seen climbing up very the turnbuckle he is on, creating a sense of urgency for TC. In the end, Chamberlain's hopes are dashed against the rocks, as Jakeb Steel soars off the top rope and crashes down upon TC with a double stomp, driving him down on the hard canvas with a devastating Ghetto Stomp!!
Joey Miles: "BAM! That's it! Ring the fucking bell! This shit is over for Thomas Chamberlain."
Ted Cedar: "Double stomp off the turnbuckle!! You might be right on this one, Joey. The situation looks really bleak for for Thomas Chamberlain."
Anyone else would cover Thomas Chamberlain for the victory. Surprisingly, Jakeb Steel does not. Instead, Steel stands on the canvas and begins breathing heavily, seething in rage. Dragging the lifeless carcass of Chamberlain back to the center of the ring, he spins TC on his stomach and bends down over his back, hooking his arm around his neck! Then, using every muscle in his body, he cinches on a very aggressive dragon sleeper he calls THE JUDGEMENT and lets out a proverbial cry, as if to rip the very head of TC off his body!! Luckily for TC, he knew when he was defeated and quickly taps out, submitting to the submission hold. The referee sees this and calls for the bell.
DING DING DING!!
Ted Cedar: "There it is! Jakeb Steel calls that "The Judgment" and, within seconds of it being applied, Thomas Chamberlain taps out."
Joey Miles: "HAH! Like I said, bitches! I knew from the start Jakeb Steel was clearly the superior man. That little fuck, Thomas Chamberlain, never stood a chance."
Laura Watts: "Here is your winner, by submission, JAKEB! STEEEEEEEEEL!!"
Things do not end there, unfortunately. Jakeb Steel keeps the submission hold locked in on Thomas Chamberlain, despite winning the contest. Blinded by rage, the Anomaly applies more pressure to Chamberlain and lets off another proverbial cry. The pain is so much for Chamberlain that viewers can see him growing limp and falling unconscious in the submission hold. The referee tries to break the hold, telling Jakeb that he won the match. It almost got to the point that the referee reversed the decision. That is until Sandy Walkins enters the ring and hugs Jakeb, rubbing his head to cool him down. "Jakeb, honey. That's enough. You've won now." Steel releases the hold on command and stands off of Thomas Chamberlain. Sandy Walkins raises the arm of Jakeb Steel in victory and then skips around him in glee, flaking with the Jakeb doll side to side in celebration. The cameras pan in and get a close shot on Jakeb Steel's face-painted glare, which is completely void of emotion and remorse.
Joey Miles: "Man, that crazy bitch sure has Jakeb Steel wrapped around her finger. Is she fucking him? It must be a good ass pussy. It wouldn't surprise me, but still."
Ted Cedar: "There's obviously a lot more to the history between Jakeb Steel and Sandy Walkins. What that history is, we do not know. Hopefully, we will find out over time. Regardless, this is a very impactful debut made by Jakeb Steel tonight. I'm sure everyone in the locker room was put on notice."
The show cuts to a commercial break as Jakeb Steel and Sandy Walkins exit the ring, heading up the ramp to the back.
Subject: M4 | Thomas Chamberlain vs. Jakeb Steel 
