(I REALLY didn’t want to post this, because this is the worst thing I have produced in years. But it’s been over 2 years since I’ve no showed, so I’m not going to start now. Don’t even grade this, as I already know the result. I plan on coming back stronger than ever at Cocks… Er, KoX.)

Ted Cedar: “Welcome back folks, as we are getting ready for our main event of the evening! Jerod Barnez will continue to try and prove himself with quite possibly his biggest challenge to date against XWA’s 5x heavyweight champion, Caleb Spires! And we have none other than the legend himself, and father of Jerod, Thomas Barnez joining us at commentary.”

Adam Dennis: “Welcome aboard. It’s an honor to have you on commentary tonight sir.”

Thomas Barnez: “Thank you. I’m simply out here to observe my son’s first main event. With any hope, I won’t be leaving this table in a bad mood tonight.”

~Ding! Ding! Ding!~

It is rather clear to all of the fans that despite having an experience factor, when Spires steps forward to meet Jerod in the center, it is an incredible mismatch of nine inches and nearly one hundred pounds. Barnez eyes Spires down, and the much smaller Spires looks right back into his eyes and starts circling the big man, looking for the right spot to pick. Jerod does not want to waste and valuable match time as he makes the first initiative by lunging at The Elite One as he attempts to decapitate him with a clothesline. The clothesline is ducked and as the new star turns around to face Caleb he is met with a knife-edge chop as hard as Caleb can muster. The loud slapping of hand against skin is drowned out by the loud “WOOOOOOO!” of the crowd paying homage to The Nature Boy. The chop was enough to leave a handprint on the big man, so Spires finds it fitting to draw back and deliver yet another skin-cutting chop even harder than the first. The 279-pounder is temporarily taken back by the second chop and it begins to frustrate him that such a small man is getting the upper hand at the beginning. As Spires draws his hand forward to deliver a third chop, he suddenly finds his force has stopped. The cause of this is Jerod reaching out and catching his wrist to prevent the chop. With nowhere to go as Barnez controls Caleb by the wrist, The Elite One soon finds himself being European uppercutted. This manages to garner some attention and gasps from the fans as Spires is taken right off his feet, sent airborne, and topped off by crashing to the mat as he clutches his jaw that feels as though it has been shattered into a thousand pieces. He scrambles over to a corner and uses the ropes to pull himself back up as he tries realigning his jaw.

Adam Dennis: “Ha. That’s rich. Spires already has fear setting into his heart. I guess that’s to be expected, as he is the biggest coward in this whole company.”

Ted Cedar: “That may be a bit of an overstatement… Regardless, Spires will try to bounce back as best as he can. He’s not the type to give up this easily.”

Thomas Barnez: “And Jerod should know that. He needs to keep the match going as fast of a pace as he can, otherwise he may be making a mistake.”

After the uppercut, Spires is a bit shaken up and set back. He has his eyes off of Barnez as he pears at the mat, still rubbing his jaw. As soon as he looks up, the newcomer charges at him delivering a corner clothesline so violent that it nearly sends Caleb flying over the top rope, but The Elite One uses his instinct and athleticism to pull himself back into the ring as he starts going over. Jerod backs up, as the groggy Spires stumbles out of the corner, holding his jaw and rotating his neck to make sure he hasn’t suffered whiplash. Barnez decides to keep the match going fast like his father suggested on commentary, perhaps showing that he is a chip off the old block. As Spires stumbles out of the corner, he is met with both of Jerod’s arms locking around his waist. This is followed up by being thrown over his head in a belly-to-belly suplex that seems to take Caleb about 10 feet in the air before flipping straight onto his back with a loud thud. As Caleb lets out a big grunt, he realizes that he slacked on the match all week and it all about to go downhill from here. As Caleb has some self-conflicts to work out with himself, he soon finds himself being covered by Barnez for the first point in the match.

1-2

The Elite One shows his heart and manages to kick out. Then, all laws of gravity are defied. 20 minutes pass by the snap of a finger Caleb manages to lock in his Inspired crossface with absolutely NO set up. No transition into it all. Somehow, the Inspired gets locked in and at this point, the bloody, sweaty, groggy Barnez has no choice but to submit.

~Ding! Ding! Ding!~

By the time Barnez has reached the top of the ramp, Spires is back alive from the Gore he suffered by sitting in the center of the ring as he clutches his ribs and looks out to the crowd in total dejection, too speechless to even describe the emotional pain he is going through after losing his last three matches, two of them being to newcomers. Once Barnez has exited, his music stops and Spires gets back up to his feet, fumbling around and grasping his ribs. It looks as though Caleb is so embarrassed that he doesn't even want to walk out of the arena with an insane loss of dignity. The crowd begins to clap for The Elite One perhaps out of a pity, but either way Caleb is still dissatisfied with himself. He sheepishly smiles and turns around, walking straight into a clothesline that sends him crashing to the mat and bringing on a chorus of boos.

Ted Cedar: "What in the hell!? Where did he come from?!"

Adam Dennis: "YESS! This is shaping up to be perfect!"

While The Elite One crashes to the mat feeling as though his head has been knocked off his shoulders as none other than Scorpion Beware, a body guard of Smoke Xtreme, stands tall over him. After competing in a grueling match with Barnez, the clothesline from Scorpion is practically the last thing Caleb would have asked for at this point. As the crowd continues booing the unneeded post-match attack, who better to walk down to the ring with the most arrogant smirk on his face, holding a steel folding chair in his hand? If you guessed Smoke Xtreme, you are sadly correct. He walks down the ramp at a rather fast speed and slides into the ring, ready to help his bodyguard give Spires the ass-beating of a life time. Of course, it is too much of a challenge for Caleb to reach his feet on his own, so Scorpion helps him up to his knees, clutching his hair as Smoke reaches a standing position, holding his chair tightly in his hands. The groggy Caleb can't do anything to block it as the COO swings as hard as he can, catching The Elite One right between the eyes with the steel chair, causing him to collapse to the mat as Scorpion lets him drop, his face planted straight into the mat as blood begins to trickle off of his forehead and form a pool around him.

Ted Cedar: "This is sickening! I can't stand to watch this."

Adam Dennis: "This is justice!"

Ted Cedar: "How can you call THIS justice? This is a simple mugging on an already beaten-down Caleb. He is defenseless."

Adam Dennis: "Well get used to it, because Smoke is just warming up! Just wait for their match at King of Xtreme."

Smoke smiles as widely as he can and pats Scorpion on the back for their good work. aS sPIRES SLUMPS OVER TO HIS SIDE, HE LEAVES HIS WOUND OPEN FOR FIRE. sMOKE BEGINS STOMPING AT THE FOREHEAD(God damn it, I'm not retyping that, deal with it.) that is already cut open and attempts to widen the cut. And it seems as though he is going a good job at doing so, because Spires soon becomes nearly unrecognizable with blood almost completely covering his face leaving him a cowering mess as he curls up into a ball to avoid the stomps. That is practically the only thing he can do at this point in time. As he lies on the mat unable to get up, Smoke pulls him back up by his hair and shoves him in between the legs of his behemoth bodyguard. Scorpion wraps his arms around Spires' waist and lifts him into the air with relative ease, before dropping him right to his back with a powerbomb so forceful the ring shakes. Caleb quivers in complete pain, only making the fans cringe and yell even more, directing their hatred outward onto Smoke and his bodyguard. Time for the grand finale. Scorpion brings Caleb back up to his feet again, and tosses him into the corner, the only thing that will keep The Elite One on his feet. Smoke tosses him the chair from earlier and Scorpion stands to the side of the cornered Caleb, holding the chair pressed up to his face. The Chief Operating Officer stands back with his leg cocked and lunges forward, superkicking the chair to deliver his Smoke Ride with an assisted steel right into the face of Caleb, causing him to face-plant the mat possibly unconscious. Scorpion grabs Smoke by the wrist and raises his arm up in the air, causing the most negative reaction of the night.

Adam Dennis: "That, my friends, is the true winner of tonight."

Ted Cedar: "I am appalled... This was just sickening."

Smoke feels as though he has just accomplished something judging by the arrogant grin on his face. The Elite One lies on the mat, face down with crimson blood staining the mat. Smoke walks over to the side of the ring with the commentators and calls for a microphone. The time keeper definitely does not want to piss off the COO, so he meets his demands by scurrying to him as fast as he can with a microphone. Once Smoke has the mic in hand, he leans down to get really close to Caleb's ear to make sure he hears what he has to say, in between panting.

Smoke Xtreme: "Spires... I want you to listen here and listen good. Challenging me was the biggest mistake of your life. At King of Xtreme, I'm putting an end to all this. I'm putting an end to your disrespect. I'm putting an end to your reign as general manager... But most importantly, I put an end to your dignity. See you this Sunday, bitch."

After his dialogue, Smoke drops the microphone on Caleb's face to add insult to injury as he yet again throws his arm up in victory, the only person in the entire arena clapping for him being Scorpion. He leaves the ring ending the show with Caleb's mutilated face pressed into the canvas.