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Supercard Archives / Vengeance In The Embers
« Last post by Victoria Lyons on March 28, 2025, 03:29:50 AM »
Victoria could do nothing but stand there and watch as Alexandra Calloway set her throne of Blaze the fires consumed everything reducing her power symbol and legacy to nothing but embers. She was forced to stand there and witness her throne turned to ash and cinder.

But she didn't scream she remained calm committing every flicker of flame to memory and once the video stopped playing she focused her attention on something more important.

How?

Somehow Alexandra had gotten in gain access to doors that should have been closed to her it couldn't have happened on its own she had to have help and there was only one person in The Lyons Den who would offer such a helping hand to Alexandra Calloway.

Alexander Lyons.

They were friends and tag team partners over in PWS, it had to be him, he had to be the one who gave her access and let her in. She really should have seen it before how could she have been so foolish? Even if he had nothing to do with it, she really didn't care. Someone needed to pay, and since Calaway won't be available until Blaze of Glory, it may as well be one of her friends. [/i]

“Alex..” Victoria said casting a glare over to Vincent.

Vincent only nodded, he understood what Victoria was telling him.

It didn't take them long to find Alex, alone, brooding in one of the corners of The Lyons Den minding his own business.

“Hello cousin.” said Victoria “Got something you need to tell me?”

Alexander tilted his head and only smirked at her, why Victoria whatever can you mean he said.

“Listen to me bastard.” she said “You know exactly what I mean. My throne, it was you who helped your precious little dark sister steal it, wasn't it?”

“Maybe I did maybe I didn't.” Alexander said with a smirk still on his face.

“Don't play games with me bastard.” said Victoria “She couldn't have gotten done it alone, and she couldn't have gotten into the Lyons Den without an invite from somebody FROM The Lyons Den, and that somebody is you isn't it?”

“Hey I'm not the one who dropped my keys.” said Alexander flippantly.

“So you don't deny it?” said Victoria glaring at him.

“I only helped her get it out of here.” said Alexander “She did all the rest but you know what I'm glad she did and I'd help her do it again.”

“You had no right.” said Victoria.

“Oh get over it.” said Alexander “It was just a damn chair. You should worry about that precious championship of yours, because Alexandra is dangerous right now, more than she has been in some time, and more than ever she wants to be the one to make you fall, and I’ll be the first to congratulate her when she does.”

“Is that so?” said Victoria shifting a gaze to Vincent and nodding. “I understand you two are the number one contenders for the tag titles in that little company working together.”

“And what business is that of yours?” said Alex.

“Oh it's really not.” said Victoria “Just like my business with Alexandra had nothing to do with you, but you involved yourself even if you were just an outside force and now the time has come.”

“Time has come?” said Alex, “Time has come for wh..”

Before Alexander could finish, he was nailed from behind by Vincent with a clobbering blow to the back of the head. Alexander fell to the ground as both the twins began to stomp him.

After laying the boots to him, Victoria held Alexander down as Vincent quickly grabbed a nearby chair and wrapped it around Alexander's wrist and stomped on it not once, not twice, but three times.

The only thing louder than the cracking of the bone was Alexander's screams as they echoed throughout The Lyons Den

“Good luck taking those tag titles home now…bastard..” said Victoria.

She kicked him in the head one last time for a good measure before her and Vincent made their escape, not that anybody could really do anything about it anyway, given their last name.

__________

The room is trapped in swirls of an impenetrable fog, swirling endless circles with shadows that stretch and twist along empty gray walls. The eerie silence cuts deep in the stillness of this place as the cameras catch up to Victoria Lyons sitting cross-legged the floor with Vincent behind her.

She has a different intensity in her eyes one that borders on madness, the kind that only is born out of desperation. She runs her fingers across the crown on her head knowing that at least that was still hers, but deep down she knew Alexandra had destroyed her true symbol of power.

She exhales heavily, holding on tight to the championship around her shoulder. It feels heavier, the weight almost unbearable but she refuses to release it. It's hers, it's her identity, her legacy and she will not let it go.

Softly we hear her begin to sing in a beautiful but dark tone.

“Cinders glow and embers bite.
A thief will burn before the night.
Smoke will rise and flesh will char.
She came for blood, she took her turn.
Now it's mine to make her burn.”

The rhyme rings through the fog softly as if the air itself is carrying it. Victoria breathes in deeply as she rises to her feet, a sick strange darkness lingering in her eyes that stay glued on the camera as she readjusted her crown and begins speaking.


“Did you really think you could just get away with it?” Victoria said with a venomous hiss “Did you really think you could just come into MY domain, take MY property and destroy it and suffer NO CONSEQUENCES?”

“I'd call her a fool.” said Vincent “But even a fool would be smarter than that.”

“You think you’re so smart don’t you?” said Victoria “Do you have any idea what you've unleashed? Do you realize what a big mistake you just made? You just sealed your own downfall and the downfall for all those you care about.”

“Which means perhaps LJ should watch his back…...” said Vincent.

“I'm going to destroy everything she loves brother.” said Victoria ”I thought we were even when we played the concussion game, but I should have known, with how selfish Alexandra is. It's never enough for her is it she can just never accept the truth."

“That she will never beat the queen.” said Vincent.

“Now she stands even less of a chance.” said Victoria “Because she unlocked something in me, she unlocked the anger. The bitch took my throne Vincent!!!! It was mine!!!! And she burned it!!! And she had no right!!!! She had no right.!!!"

“Focus sister….. this is what she wants.” said Vincent.

“I am focused brother.” said Victoria “But now she's made it personal, and I am going to make sure that this “Queenslayer” who need I remind you, has never slayed any queens is reminded of her place beneath me. I don't need to prove a damn thing to you or anyone else but I'm going to, and when it's all said and done you'll be nothing but a name forgotten in the dust another failed challenger.”

Victoria pauses with a heavy exhale.

“You wanted this Alexandra.” Victoria said “You wanted to make this into a war, so now all is fair game, and anything that happens to you, anything that may happen to LJ, or Bella, or anyone else you care about is going to be on you.”

“Just ask our cousin Alexander to give you a hand.” Vincent said with a smirk.

“Oh she's going to be furious when she finds out about that” laughed Victoria “But she should consider it a lesson learned about what happens when you cross me.”

That hideous smirk grows across her face.

“You stole from me.” said Victoria “But one thing you can't steal is my championship, you're going to have to actually earn that. But you won't, I'm going to keep this championship and wear it for even longer than anyone ever imagined. I'm going to be champion as long as I WANT to be champion and all you're ever going to do is chase me and be caught in my dust."

“Always reaching but never grabbing.” said Vincent.

“Or never holding on long enough for the very least.” said Victoria, “You want to talk in your little blog about me not passing the reigns of others?…BITCH, my reign is longer than both of your reigns combined. My reign has outlasted every other Bombshell Roulette Champion except one And once I beat you I'm going to that record in the dust too. It is my destiny to become the sole member of the Bombshell 300 Club. You're NOT better than me!!, You think you can just take from me?! You want to burn MY throne? Well, I'm going to fucking burn you bitch.

“Victoria….” Vincent said nervously

Victoria wasn't listening, she seemed blinded by rage her eyes filled with a fire of their own.

“She needs to learn Vincent!! She needs to learn that you don't just steal from people!!" Victoria said, “Did I STEAL my championship? Did I STEAL my crown? No. I won this championship, I won my crown by fighting. I didn't just take, I don't just take things, I earn them. And some may not like my methods, but at least I'm not a  thief. Anybody who still thinks I haven't earned my right as champion or earned my right to be in the position that I'm in, is either delirious,  jealous, or just lying to themselves at this point.”

“Vicks.”. said Vincent

“I'm tired of it Vincent.” said Victoria “The disrespect. I have earned every accolade that I have to my name. I have earned them ALL Vincent!! Yet still some think I'm nothing, that I don't deserve to be here. Throne or no throne, I am still the queen and I am still the Bombshell Roulette Champion. A reign like mine doesn't happen by accident Alexandra, just because my sole reign is not only longer, than both of yours but more memorable, doesn't mean you need to be jealous. Is that it? Because I'm tasting all this success that you desire? What are you going to do when Vincent and I become the mixed tag team champions? Do you really think we're concerned about you and LJ? We already proved who the better team was.  Or will it be Miles? Whichever of those two idiot brothers it is, won’t matter, because I will always be better than you.”

“Vicks…” Vincent said again but his words continue to fall on deaf ears.

“You screwed up Alexandra.” Victoria continued  “You shouldn't have stole from me, because now it's going to be my personal mission to make your life a living hell. This should have just been about the championship but you crossed the line, and now you're going to pay the price. I will show you and everyone else who truly rules this division.”

“Long live the queen.” said Vincent with a sigh.

Victoria keeps her hideously twisted glare on the camera has everything fades out to black.

_________


A brisk wind blew through the Lyons estate, Vincent and Victoria were far enough from the main house to avoid any interruptions but close enough to still feel like home.

Victoria kept a tight grip on her Bombshell Roulette Championship, it's not just possessing the title that matters to her it's what the belt represents.Power, dominance, and control. And Alexandra Callaway wants to take all of that away from her.

Nearby leaning against the stone railing Vincent watches her with his arms crossed he had let her vent and stew in her own anger long enough.

“You're playing right into her hands.” Vincent said to Victoria

Victoria casts the sharp glare in his direction, “What did you say to me?!”

“You heard me.” said Vincent “I said you're doing exactly what she wants she wants you angry and she wants you to lose focus and you're giving her exactly that.”

“I'm pissed Vincent! She stole from me! She trespassed and stole MY  throne! I have every right to be pissed off!” Victoria said angrily

“I never said you didn't Victoria.” said Vincent “But I know you better than anyone, you let anger take control and it costs you.“

“Do I look like somebody that's going to lose.” snapped Victoria

“You look like somebody who's making this personal instead of tactical.” Vincent snapped back

“It is personal!” Victoria said rolling her eyes

“Listen Victoria…” said Vincent “If you don't keep your head on straight you're going to lose that championship.”

“You really think Alexandra Calaway is capable of beating me?” asked Victoria annoyed

“I think anyone is capable of waiting if their opponent is too blind with revenge.” Vincent replied.

Victoria held her championship up to Vincent

“This is MY championship.” she said “And she's trying to take it, but I'm going to break her Vincent. I'm going to make her regret ever thinking she could step to me. She was the one who challenged me and when I accepted she backed out. You don't get to just tap on my shoulder and run and you certainly don't get to steal from me.”

“That's fine.” said Vincent “Just don't get sloppy, don't give her a single opening. You want to hurt her, fine. Just make sure you're still holding that championship when it's over. We need to leave Blaze of Glory as champions together."

“I'm going to hurt her.” Victoria said “There's not going to be enough left of her to scrape off the mat when I'm finished.”

“That's what I like to hear.” said Vincent, “Just remember focus, she’s trying to get into your head because that's the only way she can win. Don't let her.”


“You know there's always LJ Kasey…”. said Victoria “I wonder how much fight should have left in her when she finds him lying in a heap in the parking lot before the show. It would just be poetic she takes for me I take from her.”

“Could be a nice little lesson.” smirked Vincent

“She'll learn Vincent.” Victoria said “One way or another she will learn.”

Somewhere deep down she knew Vincent was right and he was the one person that could talk to her so aggressively and still get away with it. His words sat in the back of her mind but Alexandra’s still sat toward the front because one thing was still for sure.

Alexandra Calaway was going to pay one way or another.

__________

Victoria said across from coach Kaiser in the lions den both of them staring at each other like a couple of old gunslingers Victoria knew why she was called in here and she wasn't bothered by it.

“You broke Alexander's wrist you know Victoria." Coach Kaiser said breaking the silence.

“Oh how tragic.”
Victoria said with a smirk and feigned concern.

“He still wants to fight, but now he's going to have a cast for a while, you handicapped him.” said Coach Kaiser.

“And?” Victoria said casually resting her feet on Coach Kaiser's desk.

“He's your family Victoria!” said coach Kaiser

“Oh he will be fine.”
Victoria shrugged “You said he's still competing, the way I see it I did him a favor. Now he can prove how tough he really is.”

Coach Kaiser exhaled heavily.

“You don't get it do you?” he said.

“I get it just fine.” Victoria said “But I don't get is why you're pretending it's some grand injustice, since when do you have a problem with people making statements?”

“That wasn't a statement Victoria, that was a retaliation.” Coach Kaiser said. “And you're playing right into her hands.”

Victoria's expression darkened.

“Calaway….” she hissed.

“Yes her.” Coach Kaiser nodded “This is what she wants Victoria, you to be distracted and  reckless. You're letting her get in your head and you're making it personal."

“I'm making it personal?!?!” Victoria snapped “She's the one who started this. I'm just going to be the one that finishes it.”

“And that means you needed to break your own cousin's wrist?” said Coach Kaiser

“Stop being so dramatic.” Victoria said with an eye roll “If he’s still showing up then that gives him an edge and makes him look tougher. It'll be better for him in the long run. See!  I am a magnanimous queen after all.“

“You're walking a fine line Victoria.” said Coach Kaiser “You want to be the longest reigning Bombshell Roulette Champion? Then start thinking like a champion and stop thinking like a woman obsessed with revenge.”

“This really is the principal's office isn't it?” Victoria smirked “Calling me in here, scolding me, trying to teach me something like I'm some unruly kid who got caught fighting in the halls, it's actually kind of sad Coach.”

Coach Kaiser didn't say anything in response.

“Is this what you do now?” Victoria said “Sit behind your desk and try to keep the new generation in line you used to be the star student of this place. You were my dad's prized student, and Vincent and I both looked up to you like a brother growing up. Now you just live through your own students, through us.”

Is a slight flicker in coach Kaiser's eyes but he said nothing.

“Oh don't give me that look.” Victoria said “You need us to be great don't you? You need Eddie, Cleo, even me to be successful because if we're not what does that say about you your legacy and your leadership?"

Coach Kaiser continued to look at her his expression unreadable but she could feel the tension in the air.

“I don't need your lectures coach.” Victoria said “I don't need your approval, and I don't need you to tell me how to be a champion.

“Then go prove it.” Coach Kaiser said with a steady voice.

“Oh I will.” said Victoria confidently.

Then she stood up and on the turn of the heel she was gone from the room.

__________

The cameras open on a suffocating endless void. The silence lingers for an uncomfortable amount of time, just long enough to feel unnatural before a wispy glow emerges from the mist and the fog curls and twists into unnatural patterns as though it's watching someone.

And then she appears.

Victoria Lyons.

She moves with a slow and methodical pace the Precision of a predator she has the Bombshell Roulette Championship resting proudly on her shoulder and as always her crown resting proudly upon her head.

“I keep telling me I'm taking this too personal.” Victoria said that “I need to let it go move on focus more on the match in my legacy and do you know what that tells me?”

She glares into the camera.

“It tells me that none of you understand.” she said “Not one of you pathetic weak-minded insects. You think this is just about a match? That is just about a title defense? That is just about me adding another name to my endless list of failed challengers?"

She exhales heavily with purpose.

“That throne was mine!” she said with a venomous tone “I bled and suffered for it. I walked through the fire and yet somehow I'm being told that I'm too emotional when it was my property that was destroyed. MINE!!!

She pauses and takes a sharp inhale as though trying to keep something monstrous inside.

“Like I should just sit back, smile  and allow a pretender like Alexandra Calaway to put her filthy hands on my throne”. She huffed

Has she catches her breath she crunches her hand into a fist.

“Who the hell do you think you are?!” she explodes with a vicious untamed rage “You were never meant to stand where I stand, you were never meant to be near my throne but you wanted to play Queen didn't you? You wanted to step into my world and make a statement of your own at my expense.”

Her expression twists into a smile as she laughs to herself.

“You were wrong.” Victoria said “And at Blaze of Glory I will make sure you never make that mistake again. I'm not just going to beat you Calaway. I'm not just going to defend my championship. I'm going to break you and I'm going to leave you lying in the ruins of your own failure so you finally understand the cost of your arrogance.

She tilts her head playfully.

“I want you to remember my voice Alexandra.” Victoria said “I want you to remember my name because I will be standing over you still the Bombshell Roulette Champion. You will suffer, you will burn, and you will be broken. You will regret making the biggest mistake of your life. Long live the queen.”

Then the screen cut to black and through the silence there was a slight crackling the flames the sound of something burning.

__________

Victoria Lyons stands at the precipice of another war but this one is more personal than her previous battles. Alexandra Calaway has forced her into a battle that is not just about the championship, but about dominance legacy and refusing to be cast aside.

Victoria has had an iron grip for months as the Bombshell Roulette Champion, proving time and time again why she belongs at the top. But Alexandra has positioned herself as a legitimate threat not just to Victoria's championship, but to her very reputation.

Alexandra Calaway is no mere challenger. She’s someone forging her own right, unrelenting and dangerous, willing to go to any lengths to claim victory. The queen won't admit it herself but she is completely blinded by rage and wants nothing more than to make sure Alexandra Calaway suffers.

It's not just about winning for Victoria anymore, it's about making sure that Alexandra knows she made a fatal miscalculation. It's about sending a message that nobody, not Alexandra, not anyone will forget the name of VictoriaLyons.

A storm is brewing, and both Bombshells are certainly going to rip each other limb from limb but Victoria is prepared to prove that she is the undisputed queen of destruction. When the dust settles it will not be Victoria who falls it will be Alexandra Calaway who burns.
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Supercard Archives / Re: ELIMINATION CHAMBER - WORLD BOMBSHELL TITLE
« Last post by Dreamkiller on March 28, 2025, 12:35:02 AM »
Chapter 62: Entanglements

I remember it like it was yesterday. The first time I met him.

A wrestling star. A guy who had been a prodigy. A young world champion. I had just moved to the US. Following my big sister from the UK. I had trained, I had worked hard, and through my sister, I got a job. Starting off at the Imperial Wrestling Federation. Or IWF for short. So many had high hopes for me, but I still felt in my sister's shadow. Her name is Amber Richards. The gypsy rose, the black raven of Norwich. I looked up to her. I had no choice. I had to. She was a champion, a star, a goddess when it came to the professional wrestling business. And she was dating him. The biggest star in IWF.

Alex Jones.

I sat backstage, my hair was tied back and I was very VERY different from the woman I am now. Back then I had only a few tattoos, my hair was long but with a few blonde streaks and no piercings. And also a few cups smaller, if you catch my drift. I was young what the fuck do you want from me? But I sat there, new to the country, the business, and the company. And I watched my sister run up and kiss a man who was a star and the world champion of that company. My jaw dropped. I was shocked. She hadn’t told us, any of us, that she was dating him.

Alex left the road, I blinked a few times and shook my head before taking a deep breath and getting to my feet moving over to my sister. Amber was in perfect shape, she trained hard and worked hard. She was climbing the ladder and one of the biggest companies around. I took a deep breath and folded my arms over my chest before checking no one else was around. ”What the hell?…you’re dating him?”

Inbox Smile I’m turning into Me with a small shrug over to her gym bag. Grabbing her hoodie, she threw it on over her wrestling gear and zipped it up. ”Dating…that’s a strong word” She giggled and sighed heavily. Amber spun around and sat down on one of the benches her hands slipping down as they gripped the edge of the bench looking up at me. ”Alex  isn’t that type of guy…”

I swallowed hard and took a deep breath. ”Not that type of guy?”  I was confused, you say back then when I was young and innocent I wasn’t exactly sure how the world worked. The fact that relationships and sex sometimes mean less about intimacy more about the give and take of the world. What you can give each other and take in return. The quid pro quo. ” What kind is he then?”

Amber took a sharp breath in and sat back, she was thinking. I could tell that she was trying to rationalize things in her own mind so she could spin a tale that would make sense to me. But I was young enough at that point to let her do it. And naive enough to think that she might be right. ”He’s the guy around here right now. Alex isn’t the type of guy you date, he’s the type of guy that you get seen with. That you make sure everyone knows it’s yours.” She flipped her hair back and smiled.

Amber was always the type of girl who did things like this. She had a relationship with her trainer, she did everything she could to get a position higher on the card to become a bigger star. That’s just who she was. ”Right. So that’s why you’re with him? Cause he makes you look like a bigger star?”  I didn’t realize how deep my question was. Or how would be perceived.

Amber stood up and shook her head ”That isn’t the only reason…” She was shocked and turned before raising her hands over her head and running her hands through her long black hair ”He’s smart. Funny…and really hot…”

I rolled my eyes and shook my head. She was right, he did have a certain charm about him. He was younger then, he didn’t have the same weathered eyes or the same grey in his beard. I shook my head unsure of what to say or what to do. The door opened, Alex was there and he motioned to Amber. Amber weed at Me and ran to the door before leaving with him. But, time marches on and we all grow. We all change.

And standing in Ambers's kitchen… I really felt like I had grown in the last few years ”He is such a raging arsehole.” I could hear the growl in my voice. It dropped a few octaves as I paced back and forth. Now I was in my current day glory. Long straight black hair tied back. Piercings. Heavily tattooed.

Oh, and the tits. The big glorious fake tits.

I ground my teeth together and looked across the kitchen bench at Hammer. She shook her head, her hair haircut just above her shoulders, her make-up impeccably done, dressed in a tight-fitting black long-sleeve shirt and black jeans. She was still in great shape, despite the fact that she was no longer in the ring. She was a mother. A great mother. ”I will never understand what the fuck you saw in him”

Amber took a sip of her coffee, tilting her head as she looked across at me, I knew nothing that I could say would phase her. My sister is nothing if not pragmatic. And also used to my bullshit by now. ”First off…it was over a decade ago and second why are you so angry?”

Why was I so angry? Was she serious? I took a deep breath and moved my head from side to side hearing a few cracks run from the base of my skull down my spine. ”That prick lied to me, lied to Finn. He’s fucking Aaron….” I paced back and forth my feet stomping on her floor as I went. Amber sat stoically and just waited I growled and kept going turning back toward her. ”Why wouldn’t I be angry?”

She sighed slowly, set her cup down, and clasped her hands together before leaning forward and balancing her arms on her elbows. ”You’re angry because two men, with massive alpha egos, are going at it and doing everything they can to get under each other's skin? And that a known manipulative bitch manipulated a womanizing man whore?”

Well, when she put it like that. But it didn’t help. I was still angry and seething. I was still twitching and wanted revenge. I think my sister knew that. But at the same time, part of Me understood where she was coming from. I was getting angry at people doing things that came naturally to them. She had a point. And that made me even angrier. ”They are screening with me and screwing with Finn. And it’s not just Alex being with Aaron. I don’t give a shit about that. He can stick his dick in whoever he wants. But I have a problem with him taking shortcuts against Finn…”

”Shortcuts” Amber replied and shook her head before standing straight up. ”Do you know why I don’t wrestle anymore? Cause it has nothing to do with not being good enough or not having the passion. It’s fear. Fear that after all this time the world has just passed me by…” She paused and shook her head before leaning back and moving around to me. ”Alex would have that same fear, but, at the same time, I’m not sure. He isn’t the same guy I knew, the same guy that I was with….I saw it in his eyes when he and Aaron were looking at you and Finn….there’s something else there…like…hatred….”

She sounded sad and concerned. A strange melancholy. I couldn’t hide the indignation on my face. I knew how it looked, I felt her eyes glide over me and I folded my arms over my chest closing my body language off again. ”So, what? I’m supposed to give Alex a pass because he’s having a mid-life crisis? Like he’s the only guy who starts acting like a spoilt brat and gets himself a younger slutty girlfriend? Nah, fuck that….and Aaron?...she keeps trying to ruin my life…so I’m going to ruin hers. But first I have to get my title back…”

”Stay focused, but also, don’t underestimate Aaron, I’ve known women like here my entire career…and tell Finn not to underestimate Alex, he’s more dangerous than either of you know,” I nodded at my sister, turning and walking away. I understood where she was coming from. But I wasn’t about to let this stand or let Aaron take anything else away from me.

Stupidity is contagious

”Y’all are dumb.”

Kayla stepped forward, her long hair flowing down as she paused and let the simple words sink in. Almost as if she wants everyone to believe the three-word statement is all she is about to say. The be-all and end-all of her promotion leading up to the Elimination chamber.

”Never have I ever listened to a group of women be so unbelievably wrong yet somehow believe they’re right. Before I get on to the opponents in the elimination chamber, let me instead point out a woman who isn’t even in it. Bea Barnhart. A woman who says she beat me or beat me up, or whooped my ass. Honey, Bea, if you even dreamed that you have beaten me you better wake up and apologize. And if Bea was in this match, I would end her. But, she isn’t, so she can escape the beating I’m about to give the rest of these bitches. Bitches like Candy.”

“The only one of you who was smart enough to keep her mouth shut was Candy. But even then this comes with some of its own issues. Like, here we have a woman who is loved by the SCW fanbase. Loved. For stupid reasons. But still loved.”

“Something I struggle to understand. I understand liking certain wrestlers who panda to you, but pandering on a level that she does with the kind of cringe that she throws out there is something that I personally cannot understand people liking or even tolerating in this day and age. You are a joke candy. You are a glassy-eyed reminder of what it was like 10 years ago before women’s wrestling was taken seriously. You are a relic.”

“A forgettable one from a bygone era.”

“And here you are stepping back into this company and taking up a spot in a huge match that someone younger and more talented than you could’ve had. It’s pathetic. You are pathetic. And the only redeeming quality you have is that up until this point, it seems like you are fully self-aware of the fact that you are pathetic. And at Blaze of Glory, I’m going to do everything I can to make sure that you get eliminated first. Because you deserve that. You deserve to be put in your place and a reminder that you shouldn’t have come back and that you cannot hang with the best of the best of this division anymore. Not that you ever could.”


Kayla spits her venom and closes her eyes with a chuckle before clearing her throat and smiling.

”But, unlike Candy, everyone else refused to stay quiet. It seems like the rest of you don’t like to live by the adage that it is better to stay silent and be thought of as a fool or open your mouth and remove all doubt. Cause Cassie, well Cassie made me laugh. Really she did. The whole “Bitchy McBigtits” and calling me “top-heavy” were particular favorites. And hey, I’m sure there are plenty out there who are wondering why I’m not angry that I got body-shamed by croc-a-whore dundee. Well…it’s simple..”

“It’s all she has.”

“The only thing Cassie can try and get on me for is having big tits. Oh no, so sad. Taking away the clear envy in her voice then we have to look at everything else she could have said about me. Like I have a bad attitude, I think the world revolves around me, I have a huge ego, and can be slightly delusional. All things she could have said. She can’t pick on my win-loss record cause, well, hers is shit compared to mine. Her whole career and life is shit compared to mine. So instead she decided to attack my body and my perceived weakness.”

“Hating someone else being champion.”

“That was a mistake, Cassie. Cause that showed us all how young, immature, and NOT READY you truly are. What a stupid thing to say, Of course, I hate the idea of someone else being the world bombshells champion. If you don’t hate the idea of someone, or anyone else being the champion while you aren’t, then you need to re-evaluate your life as a wrestler. So, I’m going to do you a favor and end it all before it can begin. And send you packing.”


Kayla chuckles and grabs a bottle of water, taking a sip, cause this is a long one.

”Just like I will with Necra. See, Necra, we don’t take kindly to people who are heavily on drugs in this company, and seeing you here, hearing your comments, and seeing your clear delusions of grandeur. All I can say is: Wow. It;’s incredible that SCWs hiring standards have fallen so far that they have let you back in. And I should be surprised considering we have people like the aforementioned Bea Barnhart on the roster. But your erratic and baffling behavior notwithstanding you are by far the weirdest weirdo we have in this company.”

“And keep in mind we have a guy who has a cactus as his “best friend” and said cactus is engaged to a fucking dog. So when I say you’re a weird delusional human being Necra, I mean it.”

“All your past accomplishments, wow, it’s strange though, you have more nicknames and monikers than you do championship reigns. But hey I get it. The nicknames, the whole queen of death dog and pony show you’ve got going on, you need to think up clever ways to make yourself interesting, cause otherwise, you’d just be some boring self-righteous moron yelling at the clouds about “back in your day” or some shit.”

“Still a little weird you’d say you beat Bea and I “barely handled” her. I beat her, I beat her on Climax Control before Blaze of Glory, I beat her when I took the Internet title, and I beat her in my debut. Bea has never been anything to me and the fact you said that makes me question if you even pay attention to the shows or if you’re too busy sitting in a spa somewhere while grinding on one of the jets while listening to the funeral dirge or whatever it is you fake ass necromancers like to do…and that is more than you had to say about me, which is funny since you wouldn’t have had anything to say about me the first time if I hadn't of cut my promo first you lazy responding bitch”

“You aren’t worthy of being the bombshells champion and I’m going to kick your damn head off…”


She grinds her teeth together and takes a deep breath.


”Just like I’m going to do to Mercedes Vargas. Again. Since the senile old bitch seems to forget she has never beaten me. Ever. And that her tenure means nothing. And yet Vargas I mean that. Your whole attitude is what is wrong with you old farts. Same as Necra. Same as Candy. You are what is wrong with wrestling today because you believe the fact you have hung around this company like a bad smell you can do what you want.”

“So let me just clarify this. As a former champion, as a woman who held the title for almost three hundred days, I was entitled to a rematch, a rematch I earned through being a dominant champion. And I could have waited till this little song and dance was over, but I didn’t. Instead, I wanted to get in the ring and whoop all of your asses to prove a point. But you? You want to say you earned your right to be in this match by your tenure alone. And that Mercy is exactly why people give you shit about your age and how long you’ve been here.”

“Cause you believe you can just float around and your name hands you all you want and need”

“You don’t work for SHIT anymore”

“And if you were you win the bombshells title? By some fluke or happenstance, then it would just get worse. Cause that would, in your mind, validate you. It would prove we were all wrong and you were right and justified. Now, the truth is, I don’t care about your age or how long you’ve been here. I care that you don’t feel like you have to work the same way the rest of us do. The only way I can describe it is that you’re a disease. A fucking STD. You got caught in Vegas and it’s never been treated. Instead, just like herpes you just stay….well…I’m going to get rid of you, once and for all…”


She takes a deep breath in, her attitude turning even more serious. Her eyes burning as she seems to refocus on the person that really matters in this match. The champion.

”Now, the one person in this match that matters. Aside from me of course. The champion. Andrea Hernandez herself. The one person the entire women's roster should be focused on. Cause as you well know, when you’re the top dog you have a huge target on your back. But Andrea, well Andrea is smarter than the average bear. See, Andrea knows that the one she has to worry about in this match is me. Now, there are many reasons to crow about Andrea as champion. The fact I beat her and she came back stronger than ever and was able to snatch that title from me is an accomplishment that should be celebrated.”

“The fact is, as I said before Andrea has earned the right to be called the best woman on the roster right now. The best in the world, the measuring stick, the champion. That is the pressure that Andrea has on her shoulders. It’s the pressure that makes so many others crack. It’s the pressure that can destroy you. But unlike someone like Candy or Necra, or Cassie or Mercedes, Andrea can handle it. So I’m not going to beat Andrea by having her crack under that pressure and become a shivering shell of herself”

“And I’m not going to outsmart her either.”

“Cause Andrea, you’re not going to fall into the same traps others have. The women like Keira and Melissa. Yes, I heard you mention them and I heard what you have to say. You are right, you are better than them. And you won’t be the same as them. But I think you also misunderstood my point See, I said when I get beaten I come back stronger, and I didn’t mean my opponents get worse or that they weren’t prepared for me, I meant that I get better, that I rise to the occasion and learn more. And in a loss so monumental as the one I suffered against you…well…”

“I learned a lot, and I’m sure I will be even better. And that isn’t a slight on you. I’m not going to sit here and say you beating me was a fluke or you didn’t earn it. Ause you did, you absolutely earned it and you beat me. What I am saying is that beating me again is going to be a struggle. One that others have not been prepared for…”

“Are you prepared, Andrea? You could be, you’re good, damn good, better than most. Shit I have said it before. I meant it too. But when I said you were better than most, when I said you were the champion and you earned it, I didn’t mean you were better than me. Now, you haven’t fallen into that trap others have where you’ll discount who I am and what I’ve done but you will still fall into that small hole, that one that everyone does. Pride. You will believe you beat me once and can do it again and when we are face to face, covered in sweat and blood, when we are struggling to breathe and everyone else is gone, when it is just you and me in that cage you will see what6 it’s liked to be dragged kicking and fucking screaming into the dark water, and it’s there when your heart can’t take it and you can't go on….where you see you distorted broken reflection in the water…”

“Where I will fucking drown you…”
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Supercard Archives / Re: ELIMINATION CHAMBER - #1 CONTENDER WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
« Last post by Andrew on March 26, 2025, 07:02:48 AM »
THERE ARE SEVEN CONTENDERS IN THIS MATCH FOR A SHOT AT THE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP BUT ONLY ONE WINNER AND THAT WINNER WILL BE ME

Narrator:  I spoke with Bill Barnhart before I came on camera and he had a lot to say. Bill told me he is confident he can win this match and challenge for the World Heavyweight Championship at Into The Void XIII. I now turn you over to Bill Barnhart.

We notice that Bill and Bea Barnhart are in a different location than when they aired Bill’s first round of comments for his Elimination Chamber match. Bill is casually dressed in blue jeans, black and white sneakers, and a blue pullover shirt. Bea is wearing a nice pair of slacks and a nice pink blouse. They look into the camera and launch into comments for Bill’s Elimination Chamber match at Blaze Of Glory XIV.

Bill:  While the other participants in my match are likely to go into long wordy and stupid comments concerning our match I am going to get straight to the point. I hate wasting time as you all know.

Bea:  Everyone knows that I plan at being at ringside to support Bill in this match. As his Manager I have the right to be at ringside. For those who are thinking stupid stuff and think I am there to interfere in the match I ask you to please stop thinking stupid stuff. I cannot get into the steel cage where the match is taking place so I am on ringside simply to lend my support for Bill in the match.

Bill:  Thank you Bea. I will take some time to talk about each of the wrestlers involved in this match. Some I have ultimate respect for and others I couldn’t care if they dropped off the face of the Earth. Bea will read off names of the other wrestlers involved in the match and I will tell you how I feel about them.

Bea:  EDDIE LYONS

Bill:  Everyone in the Lyons family who are in the sport of wrestling are great wrestlers. Eddie Lyons has won some tough matches and he earned his way into this Elimination Chamber Match. Is Eddie Lyons the likely person to win this match? Nope! Although he is a good wrestler he falls short of being a great wrestler so he will not win this match.

Bea:  JAYDEN HARRIS

Bill:  Jayden Harris could possibly win this match but it would take some interesting things to happen for him to win. I’ve noticed that although Jayden gets around the wrestling ring well he also makes a lot of mistakes and he has vulnerable areas. I will give Jayden a 50 percent chance of winning.

Bea:  J2H

Bill:  J2H is one of the wrestlers in this match that I wouldn’t be surprised if he wins and moves on to challenge for the World Heavyweight Championship. He is one of those wrestlers who, when you think you have him defeated, can turn the match on you so quickly that you won’t even remember what he did to you to get the pinfall or submission. I give J2H at least a 90 percent chance of winning this match.

Bea:  SENOR VINNIE

Bill:  Senor Vinnie is my friend and often servers as my Tag Team Partner. Vinnie is one of those unique wrestlers who can get into situations where he is in control and then there are times where an opponent trips him up. As I said with J2H I now state with Senor Vinnie that I would give Vinnie a 90 percent chance of winning this match.

Bea:  HELLUVA BOTTOM CARTER

Bill:  Helluva Bottom Carter is one of those wrestlers who isn’t large in size but he makes up for that with outstanding wrestling skills. With that statement out of the way I will also place HBC in the 90 percent range to win this match.

Bea:  MILES KASEY

Bill:  Miles Kasey has good wrestling abilities but I feel he is a few inches from being a great wrestler. I would have to give Miles a rating of around  50 percent chance of winning this match.

Bea:  BILL BARNHART

Bill:  Sorry but it wouldn’t be fair for me to comment on what I feel my chances are of winning this match as, of course, I would be biased toward myself. So I will leave it open to others to comment on what they think my chances are of winning this match.

Bea:  Oh my Bill. If you let people state what is on their mind about your chances of winning they will just talk crap about you.

Bill:  What the fans and other wrestlers think of me is not relevant. What I think of me is what is important. So, Bea, I believe we have come to the end of my comments for my upcoming match. Are you ready to hear what I have to say?

Bea:  Of course!!!

Bill:  Some wrestlers can only focus on what is standing directly in front of them and that is why they are easily caught off-guard by opponents. Other wrestlers cannot even do a simple thing like that and it causes them to be confused and disoriented during wrestling matches.

Bea:  Okay…go on. . .

Bill:  I am different than the other wrestlers. I am always aware of what is in front of me. I am always aware what is next to me. I am always aware what is behind me. I am aware of what is below me. I am aware what is above me. I am aware of where I am at during every moment of every match. I have no concerns in this match, or in any other match, because I am always remain one step ahead of whichever wrestlers are in the ring against me. To my six opponents listen up. I wish you good luck in trying to defeat me in our match. You may believe you can easily defeat me but I assure you that you have no chance of defeating me. See you at Blaze Of Glory XIV.


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Supercard Archives / “Diamonds Are Made Through Pressure.”
« Last post by Cassie Wolfe on March 23, 2025, 08:44:52 PM »
The week of Blaze of Glory XII was finally here and with it came the biggest match of Cassie’s career to date! Not only was it the Main Event but Cassie was facing Kayla Richards, Candy, Necra Octavian Kaine, Mercedes Vargas, Candy and the World Bombshell Champion Andrea Hernandez for the World Bombshell Championship in the Elimination Chamber Match! Can Cassie shock the world and win the title?

Backstage at Climax Control 416, San Diego, California
Sunday the 16th of February 2025, 18:00pm

It’s been over a month since I qualified for the Elimination Chamber Match by beating Alexandra and to be honest? It still doesn’t feel real.

I mean, yeah, I had help from Victoria Lyons as she wasn’t exactly thrilled at being ignored in favour of what was (at the time) an unknown prize and yeah, we would later learn that the match would be for the World Bombshell Title and the Main Event of Blaze of Glory but at that point? I just wanted to get a win under my belt, I have said that I wasn’t happy with how I won the qualifier match and that is the truth, I would’ve preferred a clean win.

But in the end? I got the win, and after a giant clusterfuck of a qualification process, I’m in a World Bombshell Title Match against five Bombshells who have all held titles in the past, including the reigning and defending champ.

No pressure right?

”Holy shit! I did it!” I muttered to myself after returning to the backstage area following the qualifier, at that point I wasn’t even thinking about the fact that Victoria had cost Alexandra the match, the only thing that mattered was that I had stamped my ticket to Blaze of Glory, all without Josh being at ringside for the match because he was managing Jessie at Wrestleleague on the same night that weekend. ”And all without Josh at ringside!”

”Congrats Cass, you did it!” Harper congratulated me as she walked up to me with a big grin on her face before we shared a big hug. ”Who knows? Maybe I’ll get a qualifier next week?”

”And endure the possibility of the High Stakes Rumble part two? I think I’ll pass.” I responded as I shook my head, ironically in hindsight? Harper getting a qualifier match probably would’ve made the whole process go a lot smoother, at the very least Christian wouldn’t have been scrambling to find replacements for two weeks in a row. ”I mean yeah, eliminating you would be a lot more involved than just throwing you over the top rope but my point still stands.”

”Yeah, I guess you’re right.” Harper nodded in agreement as she folded her arms, off course she would later earn herself a shot at Bella and the Bombshell Internet Title on he same show but that wasn’t until the end of the cycle. ”So, aside from me, who else would you not want to see qualify in the coming weeks?”

”I’m not even sure if Tempest still wrestles for the company so she’s out, Prudence would just be a pain to deal with and definitely not Bea.” I responded after thinking for a minute and in hindsight? Maybe I should start playing the state lottery considering none of them qualified, hell only Prudence got a match and she lost to a pregnant Bobbie! ”As for who I want to face? That’s a great question, I can’t shake the feeling that the World Bombshell Title will be involved somehow but if Andrea is added, does Kayla join her?”

”That would fill in the other two slots, but that still leaves two other slots to fill.” Harper nodded in agreement as she thought for a moment. ”I know Necra returned tonight but would they give her a qualifier so soon?”

”She is a Hall of Famer and former champ from back in the day, and let’s face it they didn’t waste any time in throwing me into the title picture after I showed up at Summer XXXTreme.” I responded with a nod as I thought over the roster. ”Think I’ll just wait to see how the rest of the qualifiers play out, I mean, how chaotic can it be?”

”I think you just jinxed the rest of the qualifiers.” Harper joked and yeah, hindsight? Maybe I did, but hindsight is 20/20 and all that. ”At least we know Josh will be proud of you when he gets back from managing Jessie at Wrestleleague!”

”Yeah, proud and ready to make me train my ass off in the coming weeks!” I responded with a grin and Harper nodded in agreement. ”Shall we celebrate with something to eat in catering?”

”Sounds like a plan.” Harper responded with a grin before we walked off.

Look, the fact that me and Mercedes ultimately ended up being the only participants in the women’s chamber match that earned their spot through qualifying matches may have made that whole conversation hilarious in hindsight but the match, after several weeks of scrambling, was set! Me, Mercedes, Kayla, Andrea, Necra and Candy! World Bombshell Title on the line! And yeah, after the weeks ticked on I couldn’t help but feel like I was in over my head but I wasn’t going to drop out of a chance of a lifetime.

And who knows? Maybe I’ll walk out of Blaze of Glory the World Bombshell Champion?

Josh’s Gym, Las Vegas, Nevada
Sunday the 23rd of March 2025, 18:00pm

In case you haven’t noticed? The past month has been crazy as fuck! Basically everything that happened after my controversial win over Alexandra at Climax Control 416 has felt like a whirlwind to say the least and now I’m gearing up for the biggest challenge of my career.

Again, heading into the match with Alexandra, I wasn’t thinking about the chamber of whatever was at stake, I just wanted to secure myself a win! And while the result was tainted I’m still in the chamber match and I’m in position to possibly win the World Bombshell Championship! Just gotta get past Candy, Necra, Mercedes, Andrea and Kayla first! While the task is daunting the fact is that I’ve got just as good a chance as anyone else in the match.

Okay granted, I’m pretty sure some heads will explode if Mercedes is the last Bombshell left standing but still!

“Cass, I know the match on Sunday is intimidating but you have to stay focussed.” Josh instructed me after I took a break from training and I nodded. “This is the biggest match of your career, you have fought hard to get here and I know you’ll do well.”

”It’s not that I don’t think I’ll do well in the chamber.” I responded as I shook my head and Josh nodded. ”It’s just that the reality of the situation is setting in, I’ve got a one in six chance of becoming a World Champ this Sunday, how many other women my age can say that?”

“True, but diamonds are made through pressure.” Josh assured me and I grinned in response. “The bosses booked that match between you and Alexandra because they thought Alexandra would be a shoe in for the title, you proved them wrong.”

”And now’s my chance to prove everyone betting against me in this match wrong?” I asked before letting out a deep breath, thinking about an even that happened two years ago that haunted me. ”Do you remember the last time I was on Blaze of Glory?”

“Last time?” Josh asked with a confused look on his face and I nodded. “I thought you signed with SCW last Summer?”

”I did, but for a while, back when Krystal was on the Bombshell Roster? I basically acted as a hanger on for her, accompanying her to shows and all that.” I explained before letting out a deep breath. ”Then came Blaze of Glory X two years ago, the night Krystal joined the Saviours and attacked me just because I wanted some answers from her.”

“Right, I remember now, Krystal’s allegiance with The Saviors was ultimately short lived but her actions that night had ripple effects throughout the rest of the year.” Josh nodded as he got the idea before he frowned. “You never got over that attack, did you?”

”Hard to get over someone you looked up to and helped you through training turning her back on you like that.” I sighed before I let out a deep breath, ”Me and Krystal are on much better terms these days, she even called me when I was setting up the Home Gym last week to wish me luck in the chamber match, but it’s still a bad memory that I associate with the event that’s hosting the biggest match of my life.”

“Look, Cass, I’m no professional but you can’t let that haunt you forever.” Josh assured me and I nodded after letting out a deep breath. “Krystal was going through a lot during that time but she’s moved on, so can you.”

”Do I even need to point out what Krystal went through to move on? And hell, it was a while before I could even forgive her.” I sighed as I ran a hand through my hair. ”Who knows? Maybe I can use the chamber as some kind of aggressive therapy? If nothing else it’ll cost a hell of a lot less than going to see a therapist!”

“Is that including medical bills or not?” Josh asked dryly and I just shook my head. “And remember, therapy or not, you’re still fighting for the biggest prize in the Bombshell division.”

”Don’t I know it!” I responded before I resumed training.

Cassie’s Promo Room, Las Vegas, Nevada
Sunday the 23rd of March 2025, 21:00pm

*promo time*

As I got ready to cut my second promo for the Elimination Chamber Match I had quite a bit on my mind.

”You know, I was nervous as fuck during week one, just think about it for a second: most of my opponents have years of in ring experience over me on top of the title situations that I brought up during week one.” I stated as my five opponents appeared on the green screen behind me. ”But as we enter week two? A flood of memories came flashing back, and none of them good!

Need I remind you of what happened two years ago at Blaze of Glory?”
The green screen showed Krystal’s attack on me at Blaze of Glory X, an even that set the tone for the rest of the year in more ways than one. ”Time heals all wounds or so they say, me and Krystal have since made amends but for the past two years? This incident has haunted me! And given how crazy fucking expensive therapy bills are? I’m going with an alternate treatment: taking it out on my opponents on root to HOPEFULLY winning the World Bombshell Title!”

And on that note?

”And I’m sure you’re not thrilled at being reminded of Krystal’s existence Andrea, the animosity between you and her is practically legendary!” I added as the green screen showed Andrea’s face. ”Unfortunately I felt that it was inevitable that I bring her up during the lead up to the match, and yeah, I could resolve all this by seeing a therapist about my issues, but why waste money like that?

After all, seeing a therapist won’t potentially see me winning the biggest prize in the Bombshell Division by the end of the night!”
I added as I smirked a bit. ”I may have had a defeatist attitude during week one but with tis motivating me now? I feel like I can take on the world! Or at least take the World Bombshell Title!”

Speaking off!

”You know, I’ll be the first to admit that “Kayla having a grudging respect for me after wrestling me once” wasn’t on my 2025 bingo card, especially since the first match was a preview for the Chamber Match itself!” I scoffed as Kayla’s face appeared on the green screen behind me. ”Life can be funny like that sometimes huh? Here’s another example for you Kayla: here you are, entering the chamber wanting to take back “your” title as if the World Bombshell Championship was named after you or something!

Granted they may as well rename the Mixed Tag Team Titles so that they are named after you and Finn’s team that only you two can pronounce the last name off but I digress!”
I added as I flipped some hair over my shoulder. ”But back to my point: wouldn’t it be funny if, after all your bluster? Lil old me was the one who eliminated you from the match Kayla? Your ego will tell you otherwise but it can happen and before you know it? You’ll be back to square one!”

And now for the others.

”And speaking of egomaniacs: I’m going from one who at least has credibility to the woman who’s easily the most delusional wrestler in this match!” I added as Mercedes’s face appeared on the screen behind me. ”Oh Mercedes, no matter how many times you drop the ball, no matter how many times you get beaten, especially in title matches, you get up make an excuse and come back for another round, the blackmail you have on the bosses must be something fierce!

But the truth is Mercy? Father time is coming for your ancient ass!”
I stated with a smirk as I paced around a bit. ”And where will you go after you lose this one? Who knows and frankly? Who cares, this is my time to shine!”

And now for someone from the same era.

”As for you Necra? What’s there to say? You’re like Mercedes except you got out while you were still ahead and now you’re back.” I stated as I brushed some hair over my shoulder. ”I’ll admit, I don’t have as much to say about the last two opponents in the match as I do about Kayla, Andrea or Mercedes but for two different reasons, in your case?

It’s the fact that you are before my time.”
I admitted honestly with a shrug. ”I know or what you’ve accomplished in SCW don’t get me wrong but I still have over a decade of wrestling to catch up, based on what I’ve seen so far? I am looking forward to going up against you but you are someone who’s back catalogue I need to catch up on.”

And finally?

”As for you Candy? You didn’t exactly have much to say in general during week one, did you?” I asked hypothetically as Candy’s face appeared on the screen behind me. ”Which is kinda surprising when you remember how you were added to the match! At least Necra made her voice heard but you? Nope, nada, nein, not a single peep.

And as a fellow PWS: Apex Alumni? I’m disappointed.”
I admitted with a shrug before flipping some hair over my shoulder. ”Hopefully you prove me wrong during week two but until then? I look forward to going up against you in this match.”

It’s that simple.

”Going into this match I thought I was in for a Chamber of Horrors, but now? I’ve realized one thing: diamonds are made through pressure and who in this match has more pressure on her shoulders than me?” I asked hypothetically as I folded my arms. ”No one! That’s who! Everyone with an opinion on this match is expecting either Andrea to retain, Kaula to win back the title or hell, either Mercedes, Necra or Candy to shock everyone.

But me? No one expects the small, petite twenty one year old from down under to walk out the champion.”
I added before grinning broadly. ”Which will make my win next Sunday all the more shocking!”

And with that I decided to wrap things up.

”This is now about more than just a title match to me, it’s about exorcising old demons attached to Blaze of Glory as a whole! And now, two years after someone I looked up to threatened to potentially end my wrestling career?” I shook my head as I thought back to that fateful night. ”I enter the chamber against Kayla, Necra, Candy, Mercedes and, of course, the World Bombshell Champion Andrea as a woman on a mission! I was a nineteen year old girl and barely a year out of wrestling school when Krystal attacked me, and now, two years later?

I return as a twenty one year old woman, ready to shock the world in the main event of this year’s edition of that very show!”
I added as my opponents’ faces appeared on screen again. ”To all my fans? Don’t let life’s obstacles get you down because I let that incident haunt me for two fucking years! But more importantly? In a world of fake queens and therapy through violence? Be yourselves and be a rebel princess! And as for Andrea, Kayla, Mercedes, Candy and Necra? Be ready because I’m Hungry Like The Wolfe!”

I turned off the camera as the scene fades.
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The Fallout of the Brawl
Location: Backstage at Climax Control

The chaos in the ring was finally over, but the aftermath still lingered. The tension. The bruises. The realization.

Miles Kasey sat on one of the equipment crates, rubbing his jaw where Bulldog Bill Barnhart had clocked him during the melee. His ribs ached from where Eddie Lyons had driven him into the corner, and his adrenaline was still pumping from the chaos that had unfolded moments earlier.

Across from him, Carter paced back and forth, hands on his hips, muttering under his breath. He was still worked up, his dyed hair a mess, sweat glistening off his skin. He was checking himself for any signs of damage—no blood, but definitely some soreness setting in.

“You alright?” Carter finally asked, his voice a little rough.

Miles exhaled hard through his nose. “Yeah, peachy,” he muttered. “Got rocked a few times, but I’ve had worse. What about you?”

Carter rolled his shoulders, still feeling the impact of the brawl. “I’ll live. That was a damn free-for-all out there.”

Miles gave a dry chuckle. “What the hell do you expect? Blaze of Glory’s on the horizon, and six of us are walking into a goddamn warzone. You knew it was gonna blow up sooner or later.”

Carter shook his head. “Yeah, but this just… feels different. We’ve both been in big matches before, but an Elimination Chamber? And with guys like J2H and Vinnie? It’s not just about surviving, it’s about outlasting.”

Miles nodded slowly, absorbing the weight of Carter’s words. He looked up, meeting his husband’s gaze, his usual smirk replaced with something more serious.

“AND hungry blokes like Jayden and Eddie and that fuckin’ blowhard, Barnhart? Dammit....I want this,” Miles said, his voice steady but intense. “I really want this, Carter.”

Carter’s brow furrowed slightly, his arms crossing over his chest. He could see it in Miles’ eyes—this wasn’t just another match for him.

“Miles…”

“No, love, listen to me,” Miles pushed forward, sitting up straighter. “I know how this business works. We’re all in it for different reasons. Some guys want the spotlight. Some just want to hurt people. Some don’t even know why they do it anymore.” He took a breath, his fists clenching. “But this? This is my shot. My shot to prove that I belong at the top. That I’m not just ‘good.’ I’m great.”

Carter didn’t say anything right away. He just studied Miles, seeing the fire in his husband’s eyes.

“This isn’t about proving anything to me,” Carter said after a long moment. “You don’t have to—”

“I’m not proving it to you,” Miles interrupted, shaking his head. “I’m proving it to myself.”

Carter let out a slow breath, his expression softening just a fraction. “You know what happens if it comes down to you and me.”

Miles nodded. “Yeah. And you know damn well that I won’t be out to hurt you, love but....I’m not backing down. I fuckin’ can’t.”

Neither of them spoke for a few moments. The weight of the moment settled between them, a silent understanding passing through the air.

Finally, Carter smirked. “Guess I better make sure I win, then.”

Miles chuckled, standing up and rolling his neck. “Yeah, you do that.” He reached out, gripping Carter’s wrist for just a second—just enough to let him know that no matter what happened, they’d come out of this together.

But as he walked off, heading towards the locker room, one thought stuck in his head.

This wasn’t just about walking into that chamber.

It was about walking out as the next contender for the SCW World Heavyweight Championship.

And he’d do whatever it took to make that happen.


Searching for Kevin
Location: Las Vegas – Fremont Street & Various Shelters

The neon lights of Fremont Street cast an eerie glow over the cracked pavement, reflecting off the rain-slicked sidewalks. The streets were alive, but for all the flashing signs and pulsing music, Miles Kasey and LJ were chasing shadows.

They had been at this for hours.

From one shelter to the next, from makeshift encampments under bridges to abandoned buildings where runaways sometimes sought shelter, they had asked the same questions, received the same evasive answers.

Kevin wasn’t here.

Kevin was gone.

The words rang hollow every time someone spoke them. No one wanted to elaborate, no one wanted to say where he had gone, only that he wasn’t in Vegas anymore.

Miles ran a frustrated hand through his hair as he and LJ stopped in front of a run-down gas station on the edge of Fremont. The weight of exhaustion was starting to creep in, but he wasn’t ready to stop yet.

“This is bullshit,” Miles muttered under his breath, kicking a loose rock on the pavement. “Somebody knows something.”

LJ, who had been trailing just behind him, exhaled sharply and crossed his arms. “Oh, they definitely do,” he agreed. “But no one’s talking.”

Miles turned his head, watching as a group of kids lingered near the entrance of a 24-hour convenience store, their eyes darting between him and LJ with wary suspicion. He had seen it enough times—kids on the street looked after their own, and if Kevin had been in trouble, no way were they going to rat him out.

He glanced at LJ. “How much cash you got on you?”

LJ blinked, then scoffed. “Oh, so now we’re bribing minors?”

Miles rolled his eyes. “Not a bribe. Call it… an incentive.” He pulled out his wallet and grabbed a twenty-dollar bill, flashing it between two fingers before stepping toward the group.

Most of them scattered at the sight of him approaching, but one—a girl no older than fifteen, her hoodie pulled low over her face—stayed put. She eyed him carefully before looking at the bill in his hand.

“You ain’t cops,” she muttered.

“Nope,” Miles replied casually. “Just looking for someone.”

The girl shifted on her feet, eyeing LJ before looking back at Miles. “You lookin’ for Kevin, too?”

Miles’ stomach tightened. “Yeah.”

She chewed her lip for a moment, then sighed, shaking her head. “He ain’t here.”

“So we’ve heard,” LJ said, stepping beside Miles. “You mind telling us where he went?”

The girl hesitated, then reached out, snatching the twenty from Miles’ fingers.

“That’s all I can say,” she murmured. “He left.”

Miles narrowed his eyes. “Did someone take him?”

The girl shook her head. “He left on his own.”

That threw Miles off. Kevin had been fighting to survive on the streets of Vegas, doing whatever he had to just to get by. Why the hell would he just… leave?

“Where?” Miles pressed.

The girl took a step back. “That’s all I know. Kevin’s gone. And no one’s gonna tell you more than that.”

Before either of them could say another word, she turned and walked off, disappearing into the night.

LJ let out a slow exhale, rubbing the back of his neck. “So… what now?”

Miles clenched his jaw. He had hoped that, for once, things would be simple. That they would find Kevin, get him some help, make sure he was safe.

But now?

Now, they had no idea where the kid was.

He turned to LJ. “We keep looking.”

LJ gave him a knowing look. “Even if he’s not here?”

Miles’ eyes darkened. “Especially if he’s not here.”

Because something wasn’t adding up.

And Miles wasn’t about to let this go.

It had been another hour since they last heard the same line, the same Kevin’s gone from yet another street kid. But Miles wasn’t buying it.

There was more to this, and he was done playing nice.

LJ walked a few paces behind him, his hands stuffed in his hoodie pockets as they turned into a narrow alley just off Fremont. There, against the side of a dingy brick wall, a boy no older than fourteen sat on an overturned milk crate, flicking a lighter open and closed absentmindedly.

Miles had spotted him earlier, watching from a distance when they were asking questions. Unlike the others, this kid hadn’t run. He hadn’t even flinched. That told Miles one thing—he knew something.

And right now, Miles needed answers.

The kid barely looked up as they approached.

“You’re wasting your time,” he muttered, snapping the lighter shut with a click. “Ain’t nobody gonna tell you what you wanna hear.”

Miles squatted down to the kid’s level, resting his arms on his knees. “Maybe,” he admitted. “Or maybe they’re just scared to.”

The kid snorted, shaking his head. “Fear’s got nothing to do with it.”

That caught LJ’s attention. “Then what’s stopping them?”

The kid finally looked up, his dark eyes locking onto Miles’. “Respect.”

Miles clenched his jaw. That was a hell of a word choice.

LJ stepped forward. “Respect for who?”

The boy sighed, leaning back against the wall. He hesitated, then, in a low voice, said, “Kevin didn’t just leave. He was told to.”

Miles stiffened. “By who?”

The kid hesitated, glancing around the alley before leaning forward, his voice barely above a whisper.

“The wrong people.”

LJ crossed his arms. “That’s not an answer.”

The boy glared at him. “It’s the only one you’re getting.”

Miles wasn’t having it. “Listen, kid—”

“No, you listen,” the boy snapped. “You think you’re helping him by looking? You think you’re gonna bring him back?” He let out a dry, humorless laugh. “Kevin’s gone, man. And ALL I know is that he was going back to try and get back into the good graces of his old man. And if you’re smart, you’ll stop asking questions as to why before you have to leave too.”

A tense silence settled between them.

Miles could feel the frustration burning in his chest, but he also knew when someone had hit a dead end. This wasn’t just some street kid brushing them off—this was a warning.

And warnings like that didn’t come from nowhere.

LJ exhaled sharply. “This is getting worse by the second.”

Miles didn’t respond. He just stood up, staring down at the boy one last time before shaking his head.

“This isn’t over.”

The kid smirked, flicking his lighter back open. “Yeah. It is.”

Miles turned and walked away, LJ right beside him. Neither of them spoke until they were a few blocks down, away from prying eyes and ears.

Finally, LJ sighed. “So what now?”

Miles clenched his fists.

“We find out who the wrong people are....and I make a call to LA.”

No Mercy in the Chamber

The scene opens with Miles Kasey sitting in the locker room, tapping his wrists. His eyes are sharp, intense—there's no playfulness in his expression tonight. The camera is set up in front of him, capturing every raw emotion, every ounce of venom that drips from his words. He leans forward, forearms on his knees, and smirks.

"Bill Barnhart. Jesus fucking Christ, man. You’re still here? You’re still out here, acting like you’re some sort of veteran of this company that people should look up to? The only thing people look up at when it comes to you is the scoreboard after you take yet another loss and then pretend it never fucking happened. You run your mouth constantly, throwing accusations around like confetti, but the moment someone steps up and smacks you in the mouth, you either act like a damn victim or just pretend the ass-kicking never happened. It’s a pattern, Bill. The same tired, predictable, pathetic cycle.

And look, I get it—you’ve been here for a long time. Longevity counts for something, right? But not when the only thing you’ve been consistent at is being a fucking joke. Nobody respects you. Nobody fears you. Hell, I’m convinced that if Bea wasn’t legally bound to you, she’d have left your ass a long time ago.

And that’s the difference between us, Bill. You’ve spent years trying to prove you belong, and yet, after all this time, you’re still just another name on the roster. Me? I made myself matter. I fought, I clawed, and I proved myself every damn step of the way. That’s why I’m in this match, and that’s why when that Chamber door locks, you’re the first one I’m looking to send packing. Consider it a mercy, mate—because once I’m done with you, you won’t have to worry about embarrassing yourself anymore."

He chuckles darkly, cracking his knuckles before shifting focus. He leans back slightly, shaking his head with a smirk before exhaling.

"Vinnie. Oh, Vinnie. A man who once held the highest prize in this company, a man who at one point was feared, respected, and talked about as one of the best. And now? Now, you’re just there.

It’s sad, really. I mean, you were once someone that people legitimately gave a shit about. But somewhere along the way, you just… lost it. And I’m not talking about the typical ‘fell off’ story that happens to every wrestler eventually. No, mate, you lost it. You went from being a credible threat to being the guy people just laugh at when they see your name on the card. People don’t take you seriously anymore. And I know that stings, because once upon a time, I actually did.

I used to look at you and think, ‘Damn, I’d love to get in the ring with him.’ But now? Now you’re just another body in this match, another obstacle that I have to step over to get where I need to be. And I will step over you, Vinnie. Because unlike you, I haven’t lost that edge. I haven’t lost the hunger. I’m not content with just being a footnote in history. I will be the future of this company, and if that means I have to put down the remnants of who you once were? So be it."

The smirk fades slightly as he sits up straight, eyes narrowing. Miles’ smirk fades as his expression turns serious. There’s no mockery in his voice this time—just respect laced with intensity.

"Eddie Lyons. You, mate, you’re the one I’ve got my eye on the most. Not because I doubt you, but because I know exactly what you’re capable of.

I remember when I made my move on Finn, when I stepped up and took my shot. You were right there, ready to do the exact same thing. You were waiting for your time, and now? Now, this is it. This is your moment, and I know for a fact you’re going to come at me with everything you’ve got.

Good.

Because I wouldn’t want it any other way.

Eddie, I know you. I know the fire that burns inside you, the hunger, the drive to be more than just another talented guy stuck waiting for his chance. You’ve been grinding, pushing, and proving yourself every step of the way. And now? Now you’re in a match that could change everything for you.

But here’s the thing—you’re not the only one who’s hungry. You’re not the only one who’s been clawing for this. And I need you to understand something real quick: I will not let you take this from me. I respect you, I rate you, but inside that Chamber? None of that matters. You want to prove you belong? Fine. But you’re gonna have to go through me first. And I promise you, Eddie—you won’t be walking out the same way you walked in."

He runs a hand through his hair, exhaling sharply before scoffing. Miles lets out a short, humorless laugh before shaking his head.

"And then… we have him.

J2H. The self-proclaimed ‘Best of the Best.’ The man who just has to pop up once or twice a year just to remind everyone he still exists. The guy who dusts off his boots, does his little comeback tour, and then fucks off again until he feels like gracing us with his presence once more.

Let me ask you something, James—why are you even here? Hm? Is it just for the ego boost? Did you wake up one morning, look at the SCW roster, and think, ‘Yeah, they could use a little more of me in their lives’? Because trust me, mate, no one was asking for this. No one was begging for you to come back. No one was waiting with bated breath for you to step into this match.

And yet, here you are, once again forcing your way into the spotlight. Once again trying to make yourself relevant. But let me tell you something—this isn’t your playground anymore. This isn’t the same SCW you left behind. There are new names, new blood, new killers in this company, and you? You’re not the top dog anymore. You’re just a relic.

And I know exactly why you’re here. You’ve made it clear as fucking day—you want Finn. You want another shot at the SCW World Title.

Well, I have three words for you, mate—fuck that noise.

Because you don’t get to just walk in and cut the line. You don’t get to waltz into my match and expect to get what you want without earning it. And if I have anything to say about it? You’ll be walking out of that Chamber with nothing but a shattered ego and the realization that your time is over."

His jaw tightens as he leans forward, resting his elbows on his knees. Miles leans forward again, his expression turning cold.

"Jayden Harris. The kid with the chip on his shoulder so big, I’m surprised you can even walk without tipping over.

You think I don’t take you seriously. You think I look at you and see some kid who got here because of his last name. And once upon a time? Maybe you were right. But here’s the thing—you take yourself so seriously, so fucking seriously, that it’s almost hilarious.

You walk around like you’ve got something to prove, like you’re trying to escape the shadow of your father, but in reality? You’re exactly like him. You’re bitter. You’re arrogant. And deep down, you’re terrified that you’ll never be more than just his son.

And I know that eats you alive.

So if you really want to prove you belong, Jayden? Then step up. Because inside that Chamber, I’m going to show you just how little I give a fuck about your legacy."

And then… everything shifts. The fire in his eyes dims, the tension in his shoulders tightens. He knows what’s next. He takes a breath, looking down at the floor for a moment before finally speaking again.

"Carter."

There’s a pause. A long, heavy silence.

"You and me, love… we always knew this was coming. People will talk, they’ll say what they always say, try to spin this into something it’s not. But we both know the truth. We weren’t forced into this. We chose this. We qualified. We earned our spots. And now? Now we have to do what we always knew we’d have to do. I love you. More than anything in this world. But at Blaze of Glory, inside that Chamber, love doesn’t mean a damn thing. You want this just as much as I do. You know what’s at stake. And if you think for even a second that I’m going to hold back? That I’m going to take it easy on you because of what we have?"

He shakes his head, his expression unreadable.

"You’d be dead fucking wrong."

He exhales sharply, standing up from the bench, rolling his shoulders as he glares into the camera.

"The Chamber doesn’t care about love. It doesn’t care about friendships, about respect, about legacy. It only cares about who’s willing to do whatever it takes to win. And I’ve already made my choice. So to every single one of you walking into that structure with me?"

He smirks, tilting his head.

"Babe....I pray you don’t end up standing across from me when that door to one of our pods opens. Because when does it happen? I cannot and will not promiseThere will be no mercy. I can’t. I won’t hurt you, that I made the ultimate promise on. I love you more than anything in this world"

With that, Miles steps away from the camera, the scene fading to black.
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Supercard Archives / Re: KAT JONES v SONG
« Last post by Wong Fai Hung on March 22, 2025, 11:44:19 PM »


Act One: Departure

The soft clinking of porcelain fills the sunlit kitchen of the Su-Ji Ranch as Loti prepares tea in her meticulous way, a soothing ritual perfected after countless late-night shifts as a nurse. The faint aroma of chamomile drifts through the air. Song sits at the kitchen table, her elbows resting on its surface, staring at the four pristine tickets in front of her—two for the game, two for the flights. Her gaze is fixed, unblinking, as if willing the paper to transform, to erase the void left by Alana and Eyesnsane.

Song drifts back to that warm July evening, a memory that feels both distant and painfully vivid. Eyesnsane had been at the grill, the savory aroma of sizzling meat wafting through the backyard. Alana and Song were sitting at the patio table, papers and notebooks spread before them as they discussed their plans for SCW. Song would return first, paving the way for Alana and Eyesnsane to follow weeks later. It was Eyesnsane who had suggested the trip to Japan, a way to celebrate their renewed journey together in SCW. The plan was to create a feud between Alana and Song that would have had them face off at the upcoming Blaze Of Glory. The excitement in his voice was infectious, and by the end of the night, they had decided: the four of them would go, no matter what.
Loti had been nearby, tending to the two ponies she and Song adored, their playful whinnies blending with the hum of cicadas. She had smiled at their enthusiasm, occasionally chiming in with questions about the game or suggestions for the trip. The ranch had been alive with laughter and plans for the future. It was a moment that felt so full, so infinite.

Now, it felt like a lifetime ago.

Loti: You don't have to keep the flights, you know. It... might help.

Her voice is soft, hesitant, unsure whether she’s offering comfort or risking another wave of grief. Song shakes her head slowly, her voice low and steady.

Song: No. They're coming. They're with me, with us. I can't... I won't replace them.

Her fingers trace the edge of one plane ticket, trembling slightly as she adjusts it to align perfectly with the others. Loti watches her for a moment, a mix of love and sadness flickering in her eyes. She doesn’t press further; she knows Song too well. Instead, she turns back to the counter, pouring her own cup of tea with steady hands.
The silence between them is heavy, yet not suffocating—it’s the kind of silence that carries unspoken understanding.

Outside, the distant whinny of a horse mingles with the hum of an approaching car. Their Uber has arrived. Loti gently lifts their luggage.

Song slips the tickets into her jacket pocket, her movements precise, almost ceremonial. As they step onto the gravel driveway of the ranch, the Nevada sun casts long shadows. Together, they head toward the waiting car.


Act Two: The Journey

The low hum of the plane envelops them as Song and Loti settle into their seats. Song reclines slightly, adjusting the headphones around her neck and glancing at the two empty seats beside her. They’re a quiet tribute, but not a heavy one. It feels right to her—just a simple acknowledgment of the people she once shared so much with.

Loti flips through the in-flight magazine, smirking at the advertisements for extravagant Tokyo dining experiences.

Loti: Remember that sushi spot you took me to on our last trip? I think I was in a food coma for two days after that.

Song: You mean when you thought the sashimi platter was for just you?

Her lips twitch into a faint smile, the first sign of relaxation since they boarded. Loti grins, nudging Song playfully.

Loti: I regret nothing. Best coma of my life.

The lighthearted moment lingers as they settle in for the flight. Song closes her eyes, not lost in sadness but in thought. She’s practiced this—carving out space in her mind for memories without letting them consume her. She’s worked through her grief in promos and in her career, and this trip is as much about celebrating life as it is about remembering loss.

The familiar sights and sounds of Japan greet them as they step off the plane. The orderly bustle of Narita Airport feels welcoming, like stepping into a place they both know well.

Song adjusts her bag and breathes in the air, laced with the faint scent of rain. This isn’t about wrestling this time—there’s no card, no audience waiting for her signature moves. It’s a different kind of event, but one she’s ready to experience.

Loti: You know, I’m kind of glad we’re here for something other than work this time. Feels… different. But in a good way.

Song: Yeah. A ball game instead of the ring. Eyes would’ve teased me for taking it so seriously.

Her tone is light, a playful nod to the past rather than a plunge into grief.

The drive to the hotel is smooth, the streets of Tokyo familiar yet always vibrant. Song watches as they pass a few spots she’s been to before, quietly noting how different it feels without the constant pace of wrestling tours. The thought brings her a sense of calm.

The towering glass hotel sparkles against the night sky as they arrive. Loti checks them in with ease while Song waits by the entrance, her bag slung over her shoulder. The city hums with energy, and for a moment, she feels a flicker of excitement—not just for the game, but for being here, alive, and moving forward.

In the suite, the view of Tokyo sprawls before them. Loti drops onto the bed, stretching with a satisfied sigh.

Loti: Alright, what’s the plan? Ball game tomorrow, but tonight… are we finding late-night ramen or what?

Song smirks, setting her bag down.

Song: You’d never forgive me if we didn’t. Let’s go.

Song grabs her jacket and glances out the window. The stadium is waiting, but for now, she lets herself live in this moment, appreciating the city and the company she has by her side.



Act Three: Date Night in Tokyo


The narrow, winding streets of Tokyo are bursting with life as Song and Loti weave through the late-night crowd, their breath visible in the crisp evening air. Neon signs flash above them, casting a rainbow of colors onto the wet pavement. Song has her hands tucked into her jacket pockets, her shoulders relaxed for the first time since they arrived. Loti walks beside her, her eyes scanning the rows of small, glowing shop signs.

Loti: You know I picked this ramen place for a reason, right?

Song raises an eyebrow, a small smirk tugging at her lips.

Song: Oh? Because you’re obsessed with ramen and would eat it every day if you could?

Loti laughs, nudging Song gently.

Loti: Okay, maybe that’s part of it. But it’s also because this is the spot you kept raving about after your last tour here.

Song slows her pace, glancing toward a modest storefront with a red lantern swaying gently in the breeze. A wave of nostalgia hits her—not bittersweet this time, but warm and comforting.

Song: You actually remembered that?

Loti: Of course. I pay attention, even when you don’t think I do.

The two step inside, greeted by the rich aroma of broth and the gentle clatter of bowls. The tiny ramen shop is cozy, with only a handful of stools lining the wooden counter. They settle in, and soon, steaming bowls of ramen are placed before them. Song inhales deeply, savoring the smell before lifting her chopsticks.

Loti: So, is it as good as you remember?

Song takes a long sip of the broth and sets her spoon down, a contented sigh escaping her lips.

Song: Better. Probably because you’re here this time.

Loti smiles, a soft blush rising to her cheeks.

They linger over their meal, talking about everything and nothing—the game tomorrow, the energy of Tokyo, funny moments from their shared travels. By the time they leave, the city feels even more alive, buzzing with possibilities.

Their next stop is a small venue tucked away on a side street. The faint sounds of laughter spill out as they approach. Loti grins, the excitement in her eyes unmistakable.

Loti: Okay, I might’ve planned this part of the night, too.

Song tilts her head, her curiosity piqued.

Song: What’s this?

Loti: You’ll see. Just trust me.

Inside, the dimly lit room is packed with people, all facing a small stage where a well-known American standup comedian is just beginning their set. Song’s eyes widen in surprise.

Song: No way. How did you even know about this?

Loti: I have my ways.

They find a couple of seats near the back, settling in as the comedian launches into a sharp, hilarious routine. Song finds herself laughing—really laughing—for the first time in a long time. Loti watches her out of the corner of her eye, the sight of Song’s smile enough to make the night perfect.

As the show ends and the crowd begins to disperse, Song turns to Loti, a genuine warmth in her voice.

Song: You planned all of this, didn’t you?

Loti shrugs, a playful glint in her eye.

Loti: Maybe. Just wanted to make tonight special.

Song takes Loti’s hand as they step back into the Tokyo night, the city lights reflecting in their eyes. The weight she’s been carrying feels just a little lighter, and for the first time in a long time, she lets herself be fully present.

Back at the hotel, the quiet envelops them as they step inside their suite. Song sets her jacket down and glances at Loti, who’s already making tea, her usual ritual. The comfort of the moment feels effortless, like slipping into a familiar rhythm.

Song: Thanks for tonight. I really needed this.

Loti looks up, her smile soft and sincere.

Loti: Always, Song. I love you.

Song: I love you too, Han.

Loti smiles.

Song: What? What are you thinking?

Loti: I love the fact that you are the only one that calls me by my real name. But I do miss the days when you had trouble and you always said Hans. 

Song playfully throws a pillow at Loti, who catches it and whacks Song in the head with it. The two get into a playful pillow fight. After a few minutes and non-stop laughing from the two, the night winds down, the sounds of the city fading into the background. Tomorrow will be about the game, but tonight belongs to them—a reminder that life, even with its losses, can still hold moments of joy and love.



Act Four: The Game

The Tokyo Dome vibrates with excitement as fans stream into the stadium, their cheers blending into a symphony of anticipation. The massive arena is illuminated under bright lights, and the scent of grilled food fills the air. Song and Loti walk side by side through the crowd, their presence commanding attention—not just from the stadium, but from the GoPro strapped to Song’s chest.

Before taking her seat, Song adjusts the camera’s angle, ensuring it captures everything from her point of view. The device is not just for herself—it’s for Orchid, who wanted to experience the game from Song’s perspective, and Song wasn’t about to let her down.

Song: All set, Han?

Loti: Ready when you are.

Song presses the record button on the GoPro. Her voice is calm, but her movements deliberate as she addresses the camera.

Song: Orchid, I hope you’re watching this. You wanted to see the game from my point of view, so here it is—the sights, the sounds, everything. Wish you were here, but I know you’ll feel it. Now let’s do this.

With a subtle nod, Song slips the camera into position and takes her seat. Her Dodger blue stands out brightly in the crowd. She wears a fitted Dodgers jersey with her name “Song” emblazoned across the back, along with the number 25. Her Dodgers cap, angled slightly forward, completes her look, while her dark jeans and sleek sneakers keep her appearance sharp yet casual. She’s unmistakably confident, her presence magnetic even through the lens.

Beside her, Loti adjusts her Cubs jersey—a custom design she wears proudly in honor of Eyesnsane. “Hughes” is stitched across the back above the number 11, a tribute not lost on the surrounding fans. Her Cubs hat matches perfectly, and her relaxed yet vibrant demeanor complements Song’s focused energy.

Song scans the crowd, then turns toward the two empty seats beside them. She reaches into her bag and pulls out two Cubs hats. The bold “C” logos gleam under the stadium lights. Without hesitation, she places one hat on each empty seat. Her movements are slow, deliberate, and filled with meaning. The GoPro captures every second, framing the hats perfectly against the vibrant backdrop of the Tokyo Dome.

Song settles into her own seat, her posture relaxed yet commanding, while Loti adjusts her jersey with an air of ease. The crowd erupts as the teams take the field, and Song leans forward, her eyes sharp and locked onto the Dodgers lineup.

Loti: You’re about to yell at the ump. I can feel it.

Song: I’m just waiting for him to mess up.

She flashes a grin, her competitive energy simmering just below the surface.

The game begins, and the roar of the crowd seems to elevate Song’s presence. She cheers for the Dodgers with passion, her voice cutting through the chaos as she reacts to every pitch, every swing. Loti claps politely for the Cubs, occasionally catching Song’s playful side-eye.

During the fourth inning, a foul ball rockets toward their section. Song reacts instinctively, catching the ball cleanly with one hand. The crowd around them erupts in applause, and the GoPro captures her triumphant smirk as she holds the ball up for the camera.

Song: Reflexes. Still sharp.

Loti: Show-off. 

Song laughs, tucking the ball into her bag.

As the seventh inning approaches, Song addresses the camera again, her voice steady but alive with emotion.

Song: Orchid, this is the kind of game you’d love. It’s tight, and we’re getting down to the wire. You can almost feel the tension, can’t you?

Her tone carries a mix of excitement and camaraderie as she continues capturing the essence of the game for her oldest friend.

The final innings arrive, and the energy in the stadium is out of this world. The Dodgers, down by one run, are facing two outs with a runner on second. Song is on the edge of her seat, fists clenched tightly.

The pitch comes, and the batter connects—a sharp line drive to left-center. The runner rounds third and slides into home plate. Safe.

Song springs to her feet, her cheers joining the thunderous roar of the stadium.

Song: That’s what I’m talking about! Let’s go, Dodgers!

The GoPro records her joy, her passion flooding the moment. Loti laughs beside her, clapping despite the Cubs loss, her smile warm as she watches Song revel in the victory.

When the final out is made and the Dodgers claim the win, Song stays standing for a moment, her gaze flicking to the two empty seats beside her. The Cubs hats rest untouched, symbolic yet deeply personal.

Song: Orchid, I know you’re watching. And I know they’re here, too. This… this was for all of us.

The GoPro captures her soft smile as she turns away from the seats and toward Loti.

Loti: Ready?

Song nods, her voice steady.

Song: Yeah. Let’s go.

The camera fades out as they make their way through the crowd, Dodger blue and Cubs red standing out boldly against the sea of fans. For Song, this game—this moment—is more than just baseball. It’s a legacy, a connection, and a tribute to those who remain in her heart.

With the GoPro now recording directly, Song sits at the edge of the bed in the quiet hotel room, her Dodgers cap resting on her knee. Her expression is focused yet calm, her voice steady as she speaks to the lens with warmth and sincerity.

Song: They say we carry the ones we’ve lost in everything we do. Tonight, that couldn’t be more true. Alana, Eyes, you’re not just in my memories—you’re in every step I take, every match I fight, every victory I claim. You’re part of this, and you always will be.

She pauses, her gaze soft as she reflects.

Song: This week? This week wasn’t about stepping into the ring or preparing for what’s next. It was about honoring a promise—closing a chapter that was planned long before we had to say goodbye. Alana, Eyes, you were supposed to be here in person, cheering beside me. And even though life had other plans, I wasn’t going to change mine. This trip was for us—for everything we shared and everything we dreamed of.

Her voice gains strength, her positivity shining through as she shifts her focus.

Song: And now, as I look ahead to Blaze of Glory XIV, I’m ready to move forward. Kat Jones, you’re making your return on one of SCW’s biggest stages, and honestly, I respect that. It takes courage to step back into the ring after two years away, especially at an event like Blaze of Glory. You’ve done amazing things in SCW, and I’ve seen what you’re capable of. But you and I? We’ve never faced each other. And that makes this match something special.

Her smile is genuine, her tone kind yet resolute.

Song: Kat, I don’t know everything about you, but what I do know is that you’ll bring your best to Blaze of Glory. And that’s what I want—the best version of you in that ring. Because when we step into that ring together, it’s not just about winning a match. It’s about proving why we belong here—why the fans believe in us, and why SCW keeps pushing us to be better.

She adjusts her Dodgers cap, her movements calm and deliberate.

Song: I’ve been here while you’ve been away, carving my path and honoring the legacy of the Five Elders. Alana, Eyes, and I, we trained for moments like this. Every match, every challenge—it’s all built on the foundation we created together. And at Blaze of Glory, I’ll be carrying that legacy with me, just like I always do.

Her tone becomes stronger, her determination shining through.

Song: But let me be clear, Kat—I’m not underestimating you. Master Lilly’s been preparing me with everything I need to know. I’ve got the footage, I’ve got the strategy, and I’ve got the drive to take this match head-on. You’ve got something to prove, and I respect that. But so do I. I want to show the world why I fight. Why I’m still here. And why the Elders’ legacy will always be part of SCW’s story.

She leans closer to the camera, her sincerity undeniable.

Song: Kat, when the bell rings, I’m bringing everything I have. Not just for me, but for the fans. For the Elders. And for the future we’re building. I know you’ll do the same. So let’s make this match one to remember. Let’s give everyone watching Blaze of Glory XIV the kind of match they deserve.

Her smile softens as she speaks her final words.

Song: Orchid, this game tonight? That was for us. For the past. For everything we’ve lost. But Blaze of Glory? That’s for the future. And Kat, when we meet in that ring, I’ll be ready. I hope you are too.

With one last adjustment to her cap, Song reaches forward to stop the recording, leaving her words filled with determination and respect lingering as the screen fades to black.


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Supercard Archives / Re: ELIMINATION CHAMBER - WORLD BOMBSHELL TITLE
« Last post by Mercedes Vargas on March 22, 2025, 11:10:25 PM »
Almighty Fire
semana del 16 de 23 de marzo 2025

What a difference a week makes.

You know, I said it before Climax Control 419: I thrive under pressure. But that night? That night was a bitter pill to swallow. I don’t make excuses, and I won’t start now. The fact is, I got pinned. Me. Mercedes Vargas—the name synonymous with excellence in SCW. And that cuts deeper than any loss ever could.

Cassie Wolfe and I didn’t see eye-to-eye, but that’s no excuse for what happened in that ring. Andrea Hernandez and Kayla Richards? They got the better of us, and I’ll give them credit—they capitalized when it mattered most. But don’t mistake this loss for weakness. If anything, it’s a wake-up call.

That woke up call came against Candy, unfortunately, and while I felt sorry for her, someone had to get momentum, right? Right.

This isn’t the end of the story; it’s just the beginning of a new chapter. Blaze of Glory XIII is still on the horizon, and I’ll be damned if this setback defines me or if anyone thinks this loss has slowed me down. Andrea, Kayla—enjoy your little victory while you can because when we meet again, the outcome will be very different. Mark my words.

Let’s talk about my competition for a moment. Andrea Hernandez? Still clinging to that tired narrative of being overlooked. Sweetheart, there’s a reason people overlook you—it’s because you’re forgettable. Nobody underestimates you because they fear you—they do it because you’ve proven time and time again that you can’t deliver when it counts. Then there’s Kayla Richards, who thinks being edgy and brooding makes her special. Newsflash: it doesn’t. You’re just another dime-a-dozen wannabe trying to make a name off my legacy. And let’s not forget Candy—bless her heart—who’s more suited for a children’s birthday party than an Elimination Chamber. As for Cassie Wolfe? She couldn’t even hold her own in a tag match, and now she thinks she can survive in the most brutal structure in wrestling? Adorable.

And then there’s Necra Octavian Kane—three-time Bombshell Roulette Champion and a master of manipulation. She thinks she can trick her way into the Chamber? Please. She might have fooled Christian Underwood, but she won’t fool me. I’ve seen it all, and I won’t be outsmarted by her tricks.

The Elimination Chamber isn’t for the faint of heart; it’s for legends, icons, and trailblazers—like me. I’ve shattered records, broken barriers, and made history in SCW. This match isn’t about proving myself; it’s about reminding everyone why I am the standard-bearer of this division.

Kayla Richards loves to run her mouth about how I’m just ‘making up the numbers.’ At this point, I’m not sure which ran longer—her mouth or her title reign—but she couldn’t be more wrong. She thinks I don’t deserve to be in this match? Let’s get one thing straight: I’ve been earning my place in this company long before she even laced up her boots. So while she’s busy throwing shade, I’ll be doing what I always do—proving why Mercedes Vargas is no one’s filler and showing why I’m still better than most. And let’s not forget Kayla’s little tweet about her sister thinking I’m ‘dead LOL.’ Really? Kayla might think calling me old is clever, but next Sunday night at Blaze of Glory XIII, they’ll all see that Mercedes Vargas is very much alive—and still the one to beat."

Andrea Hernandez loves to lecture me about growth and maturity as if she has any room to talk. Growth isn’t about changing who you are; it’s about adapting and surviving—and I’ve done that better than anyone in SCW history. She wants to play the moral high ground now? Spare me. Beneath all that self-righteousness is the same insecure little girl who tears others down to feel better about herself.

Andrea Hernandez, Kayla Richards, Candy, Cassie Wolfe, Necra Octavian Kane—they’re all stepping into the same structure, but let’s be clear: they’re not stepping in with just anyone. They’re stepping in with a Grand Slam Hall of Famer. I’ve seen it all, done it all, and overcome it all. The chamber is unforgiving, but so am I.

The truth is, none of these women have what it takes to step into my world and walk out victorious. I’ve built my career on breaking barriers and setting standards that none of them can reach. While they’re busy trying to figure out how to survive, I’ll be doing what I do best—thriving under pressure and proving why I’m still the most dangerous Bombshell in SCW history.

Blaze of Glory XIII will be my masterpiece, and the Elimination Chamber will be my canvas. When that chamber door closes, it won’t matter how much they talk or how much they think they’ve prepared—because when you step into the ring with Mercedes Vargas, preparation means nothing. Legacy means everything. And my legacy? It’s untouchable.

So go ahead, ladies—bring your bravado, your delusions, and your best efforts. Step into the chamber with me and watch how quickly your dreams turn into nightmares. Because when it’s all said and done, there will be no doubt who reigns supreme and there will be no question who the most dangerous Bombshell in SCW history is. The road to Blaze of Glory XIII ends with me standing tall while the rest of you are left picking up the pieces of your shattered dreams. Scorched earth? No problem—I’ll burn it all down if I have to.

You call me selfish? Fine. You call me old? Fine. You call me inconsistent? Fine. But after next Sunday, there’s one thing you’ll HAVE to call me—Champion.


~~~

[Mercedes searches around and finds the karaoke machine. She begins setting it up.]

[The doorbell rings. Mercedes opens the door to find a stream of guests, including some she hadn't invited.]

MERCEDES: (excitedly) Oh, come on in! Welcome!

[Germán enters with his dog.]

GERMÁN: Hey, Mercedes! I brought my therapy dog, Max.

MERCEDES: (surprised) Uh, thanks, Germán. I didn’t know you were bringing a dog.

GERMÁN: (smiling) Yeah, he’s a great icebreaker!

[Silvia enters, dressed as a Victorian-era vampire.]

SILVIA: (excitedly) Oh, I love the theme! I dressed up as a vampire.

MERCEDES: (confused) Uh, Silvia, it’s not a costume party.

SILVIA: (disappointed) Oh, I thought it was. I saw the balloons and assumed...

[The karaoke machine starts blasting music. People begin singing over each other. The dog runs loose, causing a commotion.]

LUIS: (shaking his head) I told you so.

(Luis slips away to avoid the mayhem.)

MERCEDES: (frantically) Okay, okay! Let’s get this under control!

[Mercedes tries to regain order, but the party continues to spiral out of control.]

Present Day ♦ S A N T A M O N I C A, C A L I F O R N I A

[REC•]

[The camera opens with a sweeping aerial shot of Santa Monica State Beach. The golden sand stretches for miles, dotted with volleyball courts and lifeguard towers. The iconic Santa Monica Pier stands proudly in the background, its Ferris wheel spinning lazily under the California sun. The sound of crashing waves and distant seagulls fills the air. The camera cuts to Mercedes Vargas standing near the shoreline, her boots planted firmly in the sand as the tide gently laps at the beach behind her as she begins to speak.]

"We finally made it. Blaze of Glory week. The main event. The Elimination Chamber. Six women. One championship. And a structure that doesn’t care about alliances, reputations, or egos. This isn’t just a match—it’s survival of the fittest. And when that bell rings, all bets are off."

[The camera pans slightly as Mercedes turns to glance at the pier in the distance before refocusing on her.]

"Let’s talk about my opponents. Andrea Hernandez and Kayla Richards have been running their mouths nonstop about how their destined to win this match. Andrea is the Bombshell World Champion for now, but she knows as well as I do that staying on top is harder than getting there. And Kayla? She's dangerous, sure—but danger doesn’t intimidate me. I’ve faced more than my fair share of it over my career.

Candy—poor, Candy. She's like a child who wandered onto a battlefield thinking it’s a carnival ride. This isn’t a playground; it’s a war zone. Her bubbly personality might win over fans, but inside this chamber? It won’t save her from what’s coming."

[Mercedes narrows her eyes slightly as she shifts her focus.]

"Then there’s Cassie Wolfe, the rookie with everything to prove. While I admire her fire and determination, this isn’t just any match. This is a proving ground where legends are made—or broken. And trust me when I say that experience will always trump enthusiasm."

[Her tone sharpens as she addresses Necra Octavian Kane.]

And finally… Necra Octavian Kane. The so-called ‘Queen of the Dead.’ I don’t know if she realizes what she’s signed up for this time around—or maybe she does, considering how she tricked Christian Underwood into signing that contract making her the final entrant in this match. Clever move, but cleverness only gets you so far when you’re locked inside four miles of chain and steel. Necra may thrive on fear and intimidation, but inside that chamber? Fear won't save her, and intimidation won't stop me."

[Mercedes steps forward, her boots crunching lightly in the sand as she stares directly into the camera.]

"Each of you brings something different to this match—strength, speed, cunning—but none of it will matter when that chamber door locks and there’s no way out except elimination or victory. You see, while you’re all busy trying to make statements or settle scores with each other, I’ll be focused on one thing: walking out as Bombshell World Champion.

Andrea and Kayla think they’ve already won this match before stepping into the chamber. They’re so busy patting themselves on the back from that tag match a few weeks ago that they’ve forgotten one crucial thing—the future doesn’t exist without the past. And I AM the past, present, and future of this division."

[The camera shifts slightly to capture Mercedes's profile as she gestures toward the ocean behind her.]

"They’re formidable opponents, no doubt about it. Andrea is the Bombshell World Champion for a reason, and Kayla is as dangerous as they come and has proven herself time and time again. But here’s the thing: they’re not invincible. Andrea might be on top of the mountain right now, but she knows as well as anyone that staying there is harder than getting there. And Kayla? She can run her mouth all she wants, but when that bell rings, words won’t save her from what’s coming."

[Mercedes turns back to face the camera head-on, her expression resolute.]

"Andrea, Kayla, you both think you’ve already won this match before stepping into the chamber. You’re so busy patting yourselves on the back from that tag match we had a few weeks ago that you’ve forgotten one crucial thing—the future doesn’t exist without the past. And I AM the past, present, and future of this division. You can try to rewrite history all you want, but the fact remains that every time I step into that ring, I remind the world why I’m still here. Why I’m still relevant. Why Mercedes Vargas is a name that will echo through the halls of SCW long after you two have faded into obscurity.

Let me remind you of something. While you’re busy throwing insults about age and experience, I’m standing here as a two-time Hall of Famer and a former two-time Bombshell Champion. You can mock my longevity, but it’s that very longevity that has built the foundation for this division. Without veterans like me, there wouldn’t be a stage for rookies like Cassie Wolfe or bitter rivals like you to shine. Hell, you'll be lucky to even have a job at my age. 

You talk about my attitude, my consistency, and my past accomplishments as if they’re relics of a bygone era. But let me make one thing clear: history isn’t just something to look back on—it’s something to build upon. And every match I step into, including this elimination chamber, is another chance to add to my legacy. You call it selfishness; I call it ambition. You call it insecurity; I call it hunger."

[The camera zooms in slightly as Mercedes steps closer to emphasize her next words.]

"Kayla, you laugh at the idea of me walking out as champion. But let me tell you something—luck doesn’t win championships; skill does. And while you’re busy trying to tear others down with your words, I’ll be tearing through opponents with action. You call me selfish? Let’s talk about selfishness for a moment. Kayla, you’re so desperate for attention that you’ll say just about anything to get people talking about you. You don’t respect anyone—not your opponents, not your tag partners, not even yourself. And Andrea is no better. She loves to play the victim, to act like she's overcome so much adversity, but deep down, shes just as self-centered as you. The difference between you two and me is that I don’t need to tear others down to build myself up. My legacy speaks for itself.

You love to talk about how I’m just ‘making up the numbers’ in this match, how I’m some relic clinging to relevance. But let me ask you this: if I’m so irrelevant, why is my name always in your mouth? Why do I live rent-free in your head? You call me a selfish egomaniac, yet here you are, so obsessed with tearing me down that you’ve forgotten the one thing that matters most—winning. That’s the difference between us. While you’re busy trying to prove a point with your words, I’ll be proving mine with my actions. So while you're busy trying to be clever on social media, I’ll be busy rewriting history in this company. So keep laughing—because when I pin either you or Andrea next Sunday night, we’ll see who gets the last laugh.

Andrea, you claim I lack maturity and growth? Yet here I am, still standing tall while others have come and gone. Growth isn’t about changing who you are; it’s about adapting and surviving—and I’ve done that better than anyone in SCW. You want to play the moral high ground now? Spare me. You talk about how you’ve grown, how you’ve evolved since our first encounter, but all I hear is the same old Andrea Hernandez—bitter, condescending, and desperate to convince everyone that you’re better than me. Beneath all that self-righteousness and moral posturing, you’re still the same insecure little girl who needs to tear others down to feel better about herself. You call me stubborn? Maybe I am. But at least I’m honest about who I am and what I stand for. Can you say the same?

You want to lecture me about consistency? Sweetheart, I’ve been consistent for over a decade. Consistently winning. Consistently making history. Consistently proving that no matter who steps into that ring with me, they’re stepping into MY world.

You and Kayla love to talk about my age like it’s some kind of weakness. But let me tell you something about age—it’s a privilege. It’s a testament to my resilience, my endurance, and my ability to adapt in an ever-changing industry. You think calling me ‘grandma’ is an insult? Please. I wear my years like a badge of honor because every single one of them represents a battle fought and a battle won. Can either of you say the same?"

[Mercedes smirks and adjusts her Hall of Fame rings.]

"You both think you’ve got this match figured out already. You think your little alliance is going to carry you to victory. But alliances don’t mean a damn thing inside the elimination chamber. When that bell rings and it’s every woman for herself, all your trash talk and bravado won’t save you from what’s coming. Because while you’re busy trying to tear each other apart—or worse, trying to tear ME apart—I’ll be focused on one thing and one thing only: walking out of that chamber as the Bombshells Champion."

[The camera pans out slightly as Mercedes glances briefly at the pier again before locking eyes with the lens.]

"So go ahead and laugh now while you still can. Mock my age, mock my legacy—but remember this: legends never die. And when all is said and done, when your words are nothing but echoes lost in the wind and your egos are shattered on the chamber floor, it’ll be Mercedes Vargas who stands tall once again."

[The waves crash louder behind her as she delivers her final words.]

"Come Sunday, the elimination chamber won’t just be a battleground; it’ll be proving ground where I remind everyone why Mercedes Vargas is not just a name but a legacy. And when the dust settles, whether you like it or not, you’ll be forced to respect the woman who refuses to fade away."

"You see, this isn’t just another match for me. It’s not about proving myself—I’ve done that for over a decade. It’s not about silencing critics—they’ve been wrong about me time and time again. This match is about cementing my legacy, about reminding everyone why Mercedes Vargas is not just a name but a force of nature in this division

[Mercedes smirks one last time before turning away from the camera. The shot lingers on her silhouette against the ocean backdrop before fading to black.]

[***Fade***]
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Supercard Archives / Something's Not Right
« Last post by HBCarter on March 22, 2025, 10:35:47 PM »
Las Vegas, Nevada -
Turnberry Towers

Perhaps one of the more familiar sites as of late where Carter Kasey-McKinney had been concerned as of late, but this time, things would be seen a bit differently. Because when the door that led inside of the fifth floor condo that the 2023 and 2024 Couple of the Year called home, it was not Miles who was accompanying Carter inside, but someone who had not been seen in some time – Carter’s best friend for a number of years, Ariana Angelos.

The day had been long and grueling, but not because the two besties had spent all of their time in training at the GO Gym, Carter to better prepare himself for Blaze of Glory XIV or Ariana to keep her ring skills razor sharp on the off chance she might be interested in an eventual return to the six-sided ring. No, the two had spent a rare day together at the movies and lunch, and then a shopping spree at the Fashion Show Mall that spanned the remainder of the day. When it came to shopping with Carter and his bestie, it was more of a sprint than a marathon and the two buddies were thoroughly exhausted by day’s end.

“Oh god, I missed this!” Carter exhaled with a smile, setting his shopping bags down to the cherry wood floor paneling at his feet, while an equally exhausted Ariana set her own bags on the Ottoman, turning to her closest of friends with an inquisitive smirk.

“What are you talking about?” She asked. “You go shopping at the mall all the time.”

“Not all the time!” Carter objected, walking across the foyer of the condo and he sat down on the white sectional sofa that dominated the living space. “I do the online thing too… maybe a bit too much. I’m on a first name basis with a few Amazon drivers.”

Ariana smiled as she joined Carter on the sofa and after kicking her open-toe shoes off, surly her feet up under her with an arm draped on the back of the sofa. She asked, “Where is that husband of yours anyway?”

To which Carter answered, “He’s off with LJ, somewhere on the Strip. Brotherly bonding and all that! They both invited me to tag along but I thought they needed time to themselves every now and then. Things are still new between them.”

“It’s not because of that whole mistrust issue you have with LJ?” Ariana asked, and Carter was quick to correct her, “‘Had,’ Ari. Past tense. I know things were tense at first when LJ showed up, but I can admit when I’m wrong.”

A single, perfectly coifed eyebrow rose on Ariana’s forehead, causing Carter to put on his best affronted act, a face that screamed aghast and hand on his chest. “I just don’t have that option often enough to know the feeling!” He declared, allowing her to nod with a satisfied smirk.

“That’s my boy.” She said. Ariana then glanced around and asked, “Where’s Ms. Thang?”

Carter then started to look around, noticing that his and Miles’s ‘baby girl’ didn’t come greeting them with head bonks to the shin or weave between their legs and cause a face plant to the floor like was a normal routine of the little black and white Tuxedo cat.

“I’m not sure.” He said softly before he started to cluck his tongue, a gesture that had started to act as close to a summoning or a calling for Ms. Thang as anything could.

He called aloud, “Here kitty, kitty…!” Before the mistress of the homestead finally deigned to grace them with her presence, but all was not as Carter might have believed it should be. Ariana spotted her first, only a split second before Carter himself did. The cat’s head peaked slowly, almost as if with caution, around the corner of the guest bedroom door which was slightly ajar, giving Carter pause. He could have sworn that he had closed that door after airing it out.

“Hey girl…” Carter cooed, leaning over at the waist in a gesture of invitation. “What’s wrong?” Realizing that she was not immediately heading over to them for her usual tribute of head scratches and massages. She almost seemed cautious before finally moving over into the foyer and hopping up onto the sofas where her daddy and ‘Auntie Ariana’ started cooing over her and helping her to relax.

“What’s wrong?” Ariana asked with a soft voice as she stroked the fur along her head, taking care to pay close attention to that spot between her ears. Ariana knew Carter and Miles’s girl well enough to know her massage preferences. Ariana added, “You know me!”

“Course she does!” Carter insisted. “She’s probably just still a little bitter about having to get her annual shots at Dr. Mary’s this week.”

“Aww!” Ariana pouted her bottom lip. Carter then leaned over and whispered like a co-conspirator, “Took two vet techs to hold her down and she still managed to draw blood.”

“That’s my girl!” Ariana chuckled, and finally the cat crawled up into her lap and perched there like Ariana’s lap was her throne. Ari then cast her gaze toward Carter and asked, “So how are you doing? Really.”

“Me?” Carter asked, confused. “I’m fine.”

Ariana rolled her eyes and said, “Carter. I’m your best friend. I’ve always been able to tell when you’re lying.”

“How?” Carter all but demanded, then quickly changed his tune and stated, “I most certainly do not!” causing his BFF to smother a smile, but not quickly enough. She pointed a forefinger toward her own eyes and answered, “You have this way about batting your eyelashes a little bit when you’re not being entirely honest.”

She then tilted her head to the side and asked, “Is this about your match with Miles?”

Carter sighed, seemingly avoiding her gaze as both she and Ms. Thang looked back toward him. He sighed, “Is it that obvious?” To which she pinched a thumb and forefinger close together.

He finally admitted, “I’m just nervous, Ari. This match is serious. It could be violent. And I’m in there against my own husband and I-I don’t know how to handle it.”

“Have you tried talking to Miles about it?”

“And say what?” He asked. “Confide that I’m feeling the same way that he probably is?”

“Fair.” She conceded. “But you have to talk to someone.”

Carter nodded, a downcast look on his face. “I considered Doctor Delacore but this is out of her realm of expertise. Besides, I can’t just go run to my therapist every time I have a problem.” He sighed and shook his head. “I don’t know. I’ll think of something.”

Ariana patted his shoulder before giving it a light squeeze. She said, “In the meantime, why don’t you pick out a movie for us to watch? I’ll order us a nice curry. I’m in the mood for something spicy!” She then glanced down at the feline who was now curled up on her lap and purring with contentment. “It looks like I’m not going anywhere for a while.”

“Now you’re talking!” Carter’s face lit up, all concerns over the past few minutes all but forgotten. He stood upright and crossed the immediate threshold to the shelves where he and Miles had grown quite the collection of DVDs and BluRays. True streaming was the thing now, but both he and his husband had an affinity for the classics.

“Hello?” he heard Ariana on the phone. “I’d like to place an order for delivery?”

Carter reached for the movie he had his heart set on when he paused, his face confused and his eyes roaming the collection. Noticing this, Ariana covered the phone with her hand and asked, “Carter? What’s wrong?”

“I’m not sure.” Carter said. “I just bought Kraven and thought we could watch it, but it’s not where I put it on the shelf.”

“What do you mean?” She asked, her brow knitted in a confused frown. “Where is it?”

“Well, it was on the shelf…” He answered, picking the BluRay up from the spot his eyes discovered it. “It’s just not where I put it.”

He turned around to Ariana and shook his head, “It was moved.”



The Elimination Chamber

Seven men will enter this history-making match in Sin City Wrestling, and only one will exit with both the honor of being the very first victor as well as being named the number one contender to the World Heavyweight Championship. Whether it be Finn Whelan or Alex Jones, both would be paying very close attention as whoever walked out of the Chamber would have earned it, and thereby declared themselves publicly as a legit threat to their championship reign.

And one of those seven men - Helluva Bottom Carter - stood on the viewing deck of the Las Vegas Strip’s Eiffel Tower, his eyes surveying the night life for the famed “City of Sin” that had become his home. All of the lights of the hotels and Casinos along the famed Strip beneath the night sky, while the lights of hundreds of cars passing along the historic route, going both to and fro.

“I’m going to fill you in on a little secret Bulldog. I know, I could call you by your given name of Bill or your surname of Barnhart but to me? As both a peer and a fan of this business before I ever set foot inside of the ring? To me, you’ll always be the Bulldog. Anyway, out of all the men I've competed against from SCU to SCW, you rank right at the top as one of my favorite opponents. Not just toughest, but favorite.”

“Reason being, for all of your accolades. For every championship and Hall of Fame induction that you've earned - and believe me when I say there's been plenty from both sides - you don't take yourself as seriously as you might want for us to believe. I mean, any grizzled veteran of the ring such as yourself that can break out into song during a promo?”


Carter shows those pearly whites and salutes the camera.

“Respect! You and I have had our share of experiences inside of the ring, in both singles and tag team matches. And for someone who is as old school as you are, it amazed me just how open-minded you are as an opponent. You never once hesitated in getting up close and personal. You were, are, an equal opportunity butt kicker. In fact, the only thing I ever had against you doesn’t even really have anything to do with you, either as a person or a wrestler.”

Carter leaned in closer toward the camera with his hand cupped over his mouth to stage whisper.

“It’s your wife and manager. And this isn’t even because of how she involves herself in your promos. I mean, who cares if she does some of the talking? She’s your manager. A manager is a mouthpiece for their wrestler, so you shouldn’t be penalized for her doing her job.”

Carter briefly looked into the camera before resuming his shoot.

“No, this is because she’s both a back stabber and a hypocrite. Now I know you feel the need to defend her by proxy but let’s be honest. She’s about the most dishonest person in SCW and that includes Logan Hunter and Kevin Carter. This is the woman that helped blind Fenris and then told the world it never happened, even though everyone saw it! This is the woman who warns everyone not to interfere in your matches lest they incur her wrath – and then goes out and interferes in your matches herself. Get where I’m going with this, Bulldog? I’m hoping that you haven’t grown too comfortable with her lending you a helping hand because that’s not happening this time around. You’re going to be inside of a sealed pod and the Chamber itself, and she’s going to be on the outside with absolutely no way to help. It’s just you and six other men, Bulldog. Let’s make history!”

That said, Carter briefly leaned over for something off camera and proceeded to pick up a small, potted cactus. He gave it the once over before setting it back down.

“Funny the things you find here in Vegas, isn’t it Vinnie? I remember that match I had with you back in January of 2023 like it was yesterday. Yeah, can you believe it’s been that long? Two years since you and I set foot inside of the ring against one another! I can only hope the fact that the memory still lingering to this very day is a testament to just what that match meant to me at Inception VI. I remember I wasn’t exactly in my best frame of mind - which I’m fairly certain that you can relate to. At least from a professional standpoint. I was ready to chuck it in and settle for being a curtain jerker for the remainder of my career, were it not for two certain individuals. One was, of course, my now husband Miles. He had no intention of letting me step back into the shadows of obscurity, and neither would the other person I make mention of… You, Vinnie.”

Carter nodded.

“Yeah, you might not even be aware of what you did for me at that point in time, Vinnie, but I’m here to tell you now. I know full well that I wasn’t booked for Inception VI. Another Supercard event with yours truly holding down the fort in catering. A feeling that I thought I should get used to. And then you stepped in. You weren’t booked either. In fact, you were making something of a return as I recall and you wanted booked, and you wouldn’t take no for an answer. You are a former World and Internet Champion more than once and you weren’t going to be left out. And seemingly, you weren’t going to let me be left out either. You wanted a match, you wanted me as an opponent, and you and I practically set that ring ablaze with the performance we gave the world.”

“And I’ll be honest with you. I still feel as if I won that match by the skin of my teeth. You beat me from pillar to post and showed me the tough love inside of the ring that I desperately needed. You showed me why, despite all of your unique characteristics, you are a former World Heavyweight and Internet Champion. And that win against you was all the proof that I needed that I belong up there as well. It was that win that gave me the confidence I needed to win the Internet title from Peter Vaughn. And it’ll carry me on though this match and straight towards the World Championship. So I will thank you again Vinnie for everything that you did for me then, but you won’t be thanking me anytime soon for what’s going to happen in just over a week.”


Carter then paused, arms resting on the rail of the deck, his head lowered. After several lingering moments, he glanced up and scoffed, shaking his head.

“You know Eddie Lyons, and what I am about to say is going to be said with respect so I hope that you take it that way. Out of all the men in this match, to me, you are the truest wildcard out of everyone. I’ve been inside of the ring against Finn Whelan. I’ve watched countless others step inside of the ring against the champion and it’s my personal opinion that you took one of the most dominant champions in SCW history to the brink of defeat. I was honestly shocked that you didn’t walk away with the gold that night, but that’s more a testament to the caliber of athlete Finn is than anything negative about yourself.”

“And I am positive that not only will you get another shot at the championship and one day will become top dawg around here, but it won’t be because of the Elimination Chamber because you won’t be the man with his arm raised in the end. Because when you decided to stoop low enough to infer that Miles and I were the ‘weak links’ of this match because of our devotion to one another, you made me all the more determined to see you not walk out the winner. You think that just because Miles and I aren’t willing to bash each others heads into the Chamber and reduce each other to bloody pulp that we don’t have it in us to win the Chamber?”


Carter just shook his head, his eyes never straying far from the camera.

“I’ll tell you again what I told you then. Miles and I don’t have to turn each other into ground beef in order to compete against each other. You on the other hand? You flat out said that you’d do it for us so please, allow me to hit you with the one insult that is going to have you so damn pissed that it’ll make you want to use my head and the Chamber like a cheese grater! You are more like your cousin than you pretend to NOT be! And I welcome you to try anything and everything that you think yourself capable of doing at my expense – and we’ll just see for ourselves if you’re truly ‘Unbreakable’.”

Carter stood upright and his face took on a more serious expression, one more annoyance than determination.

“And I will go on record and reiterate that Jayden Harris and J2H do not belong anywhere near this match! They don't! This whole thing between them has been dragging on since Jayden ran J2H down because, at the time, Daddy Dearest, was unable to get the job done. And that was how long ago? Let it die out already because it's getting to the point where nobody cares anymore! The only ones who do are …”

Carter motioned from side to side toward the camera.

“The two of you. And you two could have had some big match to bring this thing between you to a close at Blaze of Glory. Something epic between just the both of you that would burn its way into the memories of wrestling fans and your own peers for years to come. But no. Instead, you horn in on a history-making event that neither of you belong in. Of course I'm pretty certain what the both of you are going to say. Or at the very least, what J2H is going to say. He's going to say what he always says - I'm J2H!... And that's it. That's his reasoning. That's his justification for being handed everything that he thinks he's entitled to.”

“J2H! 2016 and 2017 Wrestler of the Year! J2H! 2016 and 2017 Man of the Year! J2H! In 20168, ranked by Tommy Knocks as the greatest Superstar in SCW history! J2H! 2019 Hall of Fame inductee! J2H! Longest championship reign in the history of Sin City ..!”


Carter briefly broke his focus, smiling and holding up a hand.

“Sorry, force of habit. That one doesn't belong to you anymore, at least it won't in a matter of days. That's when our current champion, Finn Whelan, will have broken your record. Now granted there are arguments that the competition levels between them and now differ like night and day…”

Carter scrunched up his face and shook his head

“I can't say I agree with that, but it's neither here nor there. Point is that in a matter of days you are no longer going to be the Golden Child of Sin City Wrestling. Your time of waltzing in like you own the place and think you can call all the shots? Gone. Your time of thinking you have Mark Ward and Christian Underwood wrapped around your little fine? Gone. The days of you walking in and just getting a championship match just because you feel like it? Gone. Do you honestly think that if you win - you won't - but if you do and you happen to unseat the champion? That they'll let you get away with your usual modus operandi of MAYBE winning the championship and then just throw it back in the faces of EVERYONE by just vacating it rather than defend it like a REAL champion?”

Carter closed his eyes and shook his head.

“Two times you won the World Championship and just vacated it. Two times you won the Internet title and just left it there like you were proving some kind of insipid point. I always wondered why you would do that when you worked hard to win the championship in the first place. Attitude aside, I actually respected you because you were one of the first wrestlers to prove that guys like us, guys like me - light heavyweights - belonged in this business and could succeed in it. And then the answer struck me from out of nowhere and even I have to admit it was a disheartening discovery. Maybe you preferred vacating rather than defending simply because – you couldn’t. I mean, you could but whatever reign you had in the now would pale in comparison to that first one and your ego just could not handle it. And your ego is not going to be able to handle the Elimination Chamber because there is not a man involved in that match who is not going to work overtime just to keep you from winning and once again tarnishing the prestige of the SCW World Championship!”

“But… as infuriating as your previous actions have been, at the very least you have proven time and again that J2H is money. J2H is a Main Event level star. You worked your way from the bottom to the very top, from being the laughing stock of the locker room to the envy of many. More than I can say really for Jayden Harris - the guy who shares the reason why either one of you are even involved in this match in the first place.”

“I mean, I get it. The bosses think a major feud will help sell this match - both Chamber matches actually because what they did for you two? They also did for the Bombshells’s Chamber match, gifting the spots to Candy and Necra rather than have them actually win a qualifying match to earn it.”

“But I suppose that’s just one of the benefits of being SCW’s resident nepo-baby, isn’t it Jayden? I mean, the sheer level of hypocrisy that practically radiates off of you is about as blinding as staring into an eclipse. Some time ago last year, you told the world that you were not your father, and you’re right. You’re not. While I am not the biggest fan of his for obvious reasons, at the very least, Michael Harris had a personality that wasn’t dominated by this overbearing chip on his shoulder. He at the very least had a personality that didn’t make him seem like Bart Simpson had stepped into the real world. Your father had style. He had charisma. And he had a legacy that is going to be remembered for years to come. Decades! Can you actually say the same? Because for a man that tells the world over that he’s not his father and wants to separate himself from his legacy, sure does seem to be reaping the benefits of being a second generation Superstar!”

“After all, how else can you really explain this immediate push to the stratosphere that you’ve been enjoying ever since you signed your name on the dotted line? Because you are the son of Michael Harris. It’s sure as hell not because of your own merit because you really haven’t done what you want the world to believe.”

“Okay, you made it to the Quarter-Finals of the 2024 Blast From the Past before you pussed out and stabbed your partner in the back. That alone showed your lack of maturity inside of the ring and proof you never would have made it past Whelan or whoever the champion might have been at the end of the tournament. But aside from that…?”


Carter held his arms out with an expression of wonder.

“You’ve been so consumed by J2H and his bootlicks that you haven’t really noticed that there is a whole roster that is anxious for the chance to step inside of the ring against the so-called ‘future legend’ that you claim to be. Granted, you got some pretty impressive wins for yourself against the likes of Alexander Raven and Kevin Carter in the process, but once again: you have blinders on, taking your attention completely away from everything else going on around you. There is more to SCW than J2H. More than Kevin Carter. And even as we near the Elimination Chamber, why are you even involved? Because of your obsession with J2H! The simple truth of the matter is that you did not earn your spot in the Chamber like five other men did. You fell into it. You lucked out! True, you did make J2H tap out but at the same time, HE pinned YOU and I am STILL trying to wrap my head around the way that worked.”

“Oh and side note? Don’t get cocky because you made the great J2H tap out. You weren't the first to manage that. That honor goes to Fenris.”

“Which brings me back to my original point. When Song and Seleana Zdunich both missed out on their chance to get into the Chamber, they didn’t get a second chance. Nobody else that flubbed theory shot got a second chance, so why then did you? Answer: Because you’re the son of Michael Harris.”

“I admit it. I want to like you. After the hell you’ve been put through over the past year, I want to support you. I want to root for you and have your back if you need it the next time you get jumped. But Jayden, I am going to say two words that are probably going to haunt you in the years to come. Earn. It! Daddy isn’t here to help you out this time, and once that Chamber door closes, neither is anyone else.”


Carter then leaned against one of the metallic support structures and drew in a deep breath, his face marred by concern.

“I guess you could say I saved the best for last.

Carter shook his head, his visage confused.

“I still don’t know how this is supposed to play out if Miles and I are the two that have to begin this match, or if we’re the final two. Anything could happen in this match where we end up left alone inside of the Chamber and then what? Both of us have the same hopes and dreams going into this match; to win and secure for ourselves a shot at the World Championship. And for one of us to realize our dream, we have to dash the hopes of the one person we love. And I’ll be honest - the very thought scares me.”

“How do you look at the person who brought you from the brink of disaster and showed you a love that you never thought you deserved, and tell them that your dreams will be put ahead of their own? When I sat backstage and watched Miles earn his spot in the Chamber by beating Logan Hunter, I was as proud as a husband could be. I was telling everyone who would listen - willing or otherwise - that we were looking at the winner of the first-ever Elimination Chamber. And then I was scheduled for my own qualifying match against Connor Murphy. And when I won that match, all I could think afterwards was ‘what did I just do?’”

“Admittedly this isn’t the first time that Miles and I faced each other in a match - and I’m not counting that bullshit match that Victoria Lyons tried to force us into. I’m thinking more about the time that Miles was the Roulette Champion back in `22. For some god forsaken reason the powers that be granted me a title shot at the worst time in my life, and unbeknownst to Miles or anyone else, I walked into that match with a broken finger. And through no one’s fault but my own, I think I became the first person in history to tap out to a hammerlock. Not my proudest of moments but my point remains the same. That match was our last legit competitive match - well before we started dating and long before we got married. And now here we are, together in possibly one of the potentially most violent matches conceivable and I … I don’t know what to do. I don’t know how to handle this.”


Carter then moved over to the elevator and pressed the ‘down’ button. He turned toward the camera, his eyes glistening. And for all intents and purposes, he might as well have been looking at Miles himself.

“Miles, you know that I love you. More than any poet could ever describe and do it justice. But you and I have the same dream going into this match, and as much as we want to support each other's dreams, only one of us is going to be able to make it out of there as the winner.”

The elevator door slid open and Carter stepped inside, giving the camera one last, lingering stare.

“So let’s you and I prove Eddie Lyons wrong and one of us win this thing without busting each other open?”

He gave a wistful smile before the elevator door closed.
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Supercard Archives / Fighting For Tomorrow
« Last post by Eddie Lyons on March 22, 2025, 10:32:42 PM »
It was a calm crisp night and inside the home of Eddie Lyons. Warmth radiated through from a crackling fireplace, a contrast to the chaos brewing in his mind. The elimination chamber looming over him like an impending storm. An unforgiving steel structure waiting to break bodies and shatter dreams.

He sat leaning forward reaching his elbows on his knees with his SCW hoodie over his head. All the different possible scenarios played through his head,  he wondered who would he face first, when would he even get in there, and more importantly how would he win.

The soft voice of Sabrina pulled him from his thoughts.

“You're thinking too hard again.” Eddie Lyons she said.

He looked at her and smiled. She had brought two cups of tea and was glowing. Her pregnancy had given her an extra radiance and her soft smile reminded Eddie that no matter what happened in the chamber he still had something worth fighting for.

“I know..” said Eddie “I can't help it, it's just encoded into my DNA and the chamber… we all know what it does to people.”

“I know it's going to be dangerous.” said Sabrina as she sat next to Eddie and nudged close to him “But I know you, and I know you're going in there not to survive, you're going in there to win.”

“Absolutely.” said Eddie “Taking a sip of the tea, “But winning means going through six other men who are just as hungry and want it just as bad.”

“Eddie..” said Sabrina looking him in the eyes “Do you remember what you told me when I found out I was pregnant?”

“I told you that I'd always be here, that we’d figure it out together.” he replied

“And that we wouldn't let fear decide anything for us.” she said with a nod “You weren't scared then and you don't need to be scared now.”

“I'm not scared of getting hurt Sabz.” he said "I've been hurt before. I just worry that, what if I'm not good enough I already lost to Finn once, if I screw this up it's back to the bottom of the pile.”

“You're not going to be at the bottom of anything.” Sabrina said in a firm voice "You've come back from worse, you're one of the best in that company and no cage chain or man in that chamber can take away what makes you great.”

Eddie looked into her eyes with a smile and an exhale somehow she always knew what to say. Before he had a chance to reply the sound of tiny little paws against the hardwood floor caught their attention.

Koda, their Golden Retriever trotted into the room and pressed his head against Eddie's knees with a quiet huff.

“I think he agrees with me.” Sabrina smiled

Eddie smiled and began ruffling the fur around Kodas neck.

“My own personal hype squad.” he said

Koda barked like he understood what Eddie said.

Eddie's heart began to pound harder and it wasn't from the worry of the chamber this time. Reaching down he unfastened a small silver band that had been tucked away in Koda's collar.

Sabrina watched him curiously with an eyebrow raised.

“What is that?” she asked

With a deep breath Eddie unhooked the ring and held it between his fingers. It was a modest diamond with a sleek silver band.

“Sabrina I have no championships or anything right now, and I don't know what's going to happen in that chamber…” he began “But one thing I do know, I know that I want to spend the rest of my life with you.”

Sabrina gasped and held a hand over her mouth.

“We already have the biggest adventure coming our way with the baby and I can't imagine doing any of it without you.” he said getting on one knee..”So..... Sabrina Caroline Woods will you marry me?”

A happy tear rolled down her cheek.
 
"Yes! Yes! Of course Eddie!” she said.

A wave of relief crashed over him as he slept in the ring onto her finger and pulled her in for a fierce kiss.

Koda barked happily and wagged his tail as if sensing the importance of the moment.


“I think Koda approves.” said Eddie

“Well he better.” Sabrina grinned “He was part of the proposal after all.”

Eddie smiled as he wrapped his arms around his now fiance and pulled her close. He still had the chamber looming ahead of him, but in this moment none of it mattered because In this moment he had already won.

__________

The camera fades in on Eddie Lyons standing alone in a dimly lit room a sharp haze on seven chamber pods in front of him each one housing a competitor each one an obstacle in his path. He presses a big red button in front of one of them. With a mechanical hissing sound the first chamber opens revealing the first opponent.

“J2H…” Eddie began “The man who was sitting at the top of the mountain when I got here. When I signed my SCW contract J2H was the guy the world champion in the standard but now?"

Eddie pauses for a moment letting the words linger.

“Now you've really become nothing more than a lapdog for Kevin Carter.” Eddie continued ‘You can deny it all you want but the truth is you spend a better half of 2024 being the attack dog for Kevin Carter against the Harris family.”

Eddie chuckles to himself.

“I guess that's what happens when someone like you loses their way.” Eddie continued “You cling to whatever power you can find even if it means standing behind someone else. But deep down I know it eats you up you hate where you are and you hate what you become and even worse you've settled for being less than what you were.”

Eddie exhales softly before continuing.

“That's been the whole problem with you hasn't it J2H?” Eddie said “You've lost that fire that made you dangerous and now you're in some sort of blood feed with Jayden Harris. The way you look at him the way you talk about him, it's personal between you two. That kind of hatred will cloud your judgment and make you reckless. If you go into that chamber thinking more about hurting Jayden than winning the chamber right now then you'll be the first one gone."

He shrugs casually before continuing.

“Maybe that's just how your story ends J2H.” Eddie continued “Not has the greatest of all time, not as a champion, but as a man too caught up in his own grudges to see the fight slipping away from him.”

Eddie pauses again to let the words tomorrow before clicking a red button on the next chamber in front of him as it hissed open to reveal the next combatant.

“Bill Barnhart…” Eddie said “I have to be honest with you Billy Boy I don't know you keep getting these opportunities. It's like you stumbled your way into this one, like Christian Underwood needed a warm body to fill the chamber and your name happened to come up.”.

Eddie shrugs.

“I mean let's be real you don't beat anybody that matters.”  he said “You hardly beat anybody at all, but somehow you always find yourself in these spots getting chances you don't really deserve. This chamber isn't for guys who just show up Bill, this is for the best of the best champions, contenders, fighters and yet somehow here you are."

He pauses again.

“I've been in there with you before Bill. I know what you bring to the table.” Eddie continued “And I know what you don't. You can act like you're some big threat but the truth is when the pressure's on and the lights are brightest and when the stakes are this high you crumble.”

He lets his words linger for a few moments.

“What separates guys like you from guys like me Bill.” he said “Is I don't fold under pressure and I don't rely on luck. I've never stumbled my way into anything I've earned every opportunity and every accolade I've gotten. When I step into that chamber I'm not going in hoping for a miracle. I'm going in there knowing I belong to being there and knowing I have what it takes to survive to outlast and to win the entire thing”.

Eddie takes a couple steps back away from Bill's chamber.

“Maybe you'll get lucky.” he said “Maybe you'll have your one moment where people think wow Bill Barnhart might actually have a chance. But that moment  will be short-lived because at the end of the day you're just a guy in a match you don't belong in and when you come face to face with me you realize real quick that your bark has always been bigger than your bite.”

With an exhale Eddie steps over to the next chamber and hits a big red button revealing his next opponent.

“Senor Vinnie” he grins. “Weeks ago we stood side by side and won a match together.  I told you then I was your amigo for that night but when it came to the chamber you would no longer be my compadre.”

Eddie pauses again for a moment.

“I could be the guy that goes on and says that I got the win, and it was my win and not our win but that's not my style.” said Eddie “We won together and that's that, but now you get to feel what it's like when I'm not standing next to you you get to see what happens when you're standing across from me and it's going to be anything but fun.”

A confident grin grows on his face.

“You like your jokes and you like playing the fool.” said Eddie “But deep down I know you want people to take you seriously, the thing is you don't give them a reason to, and when that door locks and you have nowhere to run and nowhere to hide you'll learn quick that your usual antics won't save you this time. It’s the elimination chamber Vinnie there's going to be no comedy no games and no distractions just you and five other guys standing in my way."

He steps away from the Vinnie pod and walks over to the next hitting the red button in front of it opening it to reveal..

“Helluva Bottom Carter….HBC.” he says, “You're a fighter through and through, and you more than earned your spot here. No one can deny your heart and determination and you've never been someone to take this easy way out and that's something I can respect.”

He doesn't take his eyes off the pod as he exhales slowly.

“But the truth is Carter respect and admiration won't win you elimination chamber. Not this time, not with everything that's on the line.” Eddie said “You fought hard to get here but everyone in that part will be fighting just as hard and when you come down to it it's not about who's the most respected, it's about who's willing to go the furthest and who's willing to make the hardest sacrifices, who's really willing to go through the worst of it.”

He takes a few steps closer staring at the chamber within intense glare.

“I've been in there with you before Carter and I know the way you fight.” said Eddie “You don't back down you don't give up you've been in the trenches with some of the best and came out on top. Everybody backstage, save with those and have some sort of jealous chip on their shoulder know that you and Miles are one of the greatest most loving couples anyone would have the pleasure to know. A truly model relationship.”

Eddie pauses with an exhale.

“But that's what makes it complicated for you both doesn't it Carter?” said Eddie “You and your husband are both professionals, both very capable of winning this match but emotions get in the way every single time and in a match like this that could be very well be your undoing.”

He keeps his glare on the HBC chamber as he continues.

“This isn't some cute little game being played by my cousin this time.” said Eddie “This is the Elimination Chamber with a shot at the World Heavyweight Championship on the line, and if you're going to win you and Miles both may have to do some things you're not normally willing to do.”

Eddie shrugs letting some of the words linger for a moment.

“I have to wonder how far you're willing to go Carter.” said Eddie “How far will you push yourself? Because you're not fighting for your husband, you're fighting for your own career, fighting for the legacy that YOU built and that means you're going to have to make some hard choices when that bell rings.

Eddie takes another short pause and a short step back away from the chamber.

“Will you go in there and be too worried about the safety of Miles Kasey?” said Eddie “Will you try to put yourself in the way perhaps take a bullet for him or do something to save him from taking some sort of massive damage? Because I can tell you one thing if you're not willing to put yourself first, then you're done and you won't last.”

He takes another step away from the chamber still not taking his eyes off it.

“I have no ties in this match.” said Eddie “I have no personal quarrels with anybody there's no distractions for me. I'm just coming for a win plain and simple, you're the one that has to make the tough decisions to win this match. I certainly wouldn't want to be in your shoes and I'm glad I'm not. I don't know what the two of you are going to do but that's for you to figure out. I know what I'm here for and that's to become the number one Contender to the World Heavyweight Championship.”

Eddie gives a respectful nod before moving to the big red button in front of the next chamber and pressing it to reveal the next combatant.

“Jayden Harris..” he said with another respectful nod. “You come from a respected lineage that runs deep in this company you're carrying the Harris name into a new era one is all your own and I have to respect that because I know just what that's like I'm doing the same thing with the Lyon's name.”

He pauses his gaze never leaving Jayden his voice remaining the usual confident tone.

“You want to fight to make sure your family name continues to mean something.” Eddie “But you also want to make sure that the name isn't casting a shadow over you, and that you're making it your own. You have all the tools to win this match Jayden everybody's seen it but there is some things for you to think about.”

He pauses and takes a step closer to the Jaden pod.

“Like I told J2H…” said Eddie “Your blood feud with him has been the talk of the town for months and you're looking to take him down for good. He's going to be gunning for you just as much as your gunning for him, and that Jayden that's where I think you're going to trip up.

Eddie's shrugs casually.

“I'm sure it's easy to think that J2H is your main problem.” said Eddie “But you have to remember there's going to be five more of us that see you the same way they see J2H, as their opponent.  I can tell you that Eddie Lyons sees both of you the same way. J2H  is no more in my way than you are, so if you focus too hard on him and not on me or even any of the other guys in the chamber you are going to fall.”

Eddie pauses again for another short moment

“You can't afford to let personal vendettas cloud your judgment right now Jayden.” said Eddie “Or you lose sight of everything else happening in the ring, you get too wrapped up in your feud and you forget about the rest of the targets that are in there with you.“

He lets his words linger in the air for a few seconds.

“This elimination chamber is going to test all of us in ways we haven't been tested before Jayden.” said Eddie “It's not just about our physical limits but our mental ones. If you get too caught up in your emotions it won't matter how skilled you are or how much heart you got. If your mind isn't clear the match is going to eat you alive.”

Eddie pauses again taking a couple steps back from the chamber.

“It's not about taking one guy out Jayden.” said Eddie “It's about taking all of them out. I respect where you come from and what you're trying to do, but you've got to be prepared to fight with everything you got and that means having your eyes on every single person in that ring. While you're looking at J2H there might be a hungry lion looking right at you.”

The camera catches the confident in green growing on his face.

“I'm not coming to play any games.” Eddie said “I'm not coming to settle scores I'm coming to win that's the only thing on my mind no distractions just going in there and becoming the number one contender to the World Heavyweight Champion ship when that bell rings and my chamber unlocks I'm going to be ready and you better be ready for me.”

Eddie takes another step back and moves to the next chamber pressing its big red button, familiar mechanical hissing sound is heard as it opens to reveal

“Miles Kasey..” Eddie said with his confident aura, “You're one hell of a competitor and you've got a fire not a lot of guys can match. I've been through with you and you've earned your place at the top no doubt about it but…”

He let his word hang for a moment keeping a confident look on Miles pod.

“There is that one thing that's going to be your biggest obstacle in this match. You know it, I know it, anybody that knows you knows it.” said Eddie “It's your heart, and I don't mean your passion for this business because that's undeniable. I mean no matter how hard you may try to suppress it your love for your husband Helluva Bottom Carter is going to be your downfall in that chamber.”

He studies miles carefully letting his words sink in some more has he continues speaking in a calm tone.

“I know you've got Finn Whelan in your sights Miles.” said Eddie “I don't think your story with him is over, not after everything the two of you went through. You still want to be the one that strips him of that championship. You don't want it to be Alex Jones, you don't want it to be Eddie Lyons, deep down you probably don't even want it to be Helluva Bottom Carter. All that happened with you and Finn, you driving to that chair into his back, you wouldn't do that if it wasn't personal. So deep down I know you want to be the guy that puts Finn down and finally takes that championship from him.”

He pauses for a moment.

“And I get it Miles..” Eddie said “Because that's a battle I'm trying to fight myself I want to be the one that ends Finn Whelan. I had such a close taste of it last December and it would just not be the same if I had to face Alex Jones. But as I sat back with my fiance and thought about it it doesn't matter to me now because all I want to be is champion.”

He pauses again his gaze hardening.

“Of course you have the same issue that Carter don't you.” said Eddie “What happens if you see somebody running your husband's face into one of the glass chamber pods, or trying to drop his head onto the concrete steel are you going to stop it or let it happen.?”

He pauses as though he expected the miles pod to respond.

“Like I said to your husband though, that's your burden to bear.” said Eddie “Your love for one another, and your bond is quite a double-edged sword and then something I'm glad I don't have to deal with in this match because I can't have anything distracting me. I can't have anything standing in my way of my goals, your love is what makes the two of you strong and gives you that undeniable heart but it's also going to be what breaks you in this match.”

Eddie speaks confidently and directly.

“I have all the respect in the world for you Miles don't get me wrong, your heart and everything you bring to this business.” Eddie continued “But like I said I can't afford to be distracted, I'm not going to let anybody's love story, or anybody's blood feud stand in the way of my goal. When the bell rings and when it's my turn to step in that match everybody's a target. I'm not going to wait for somebody to make the first move I'm going to take it."

Eddie takes a few steps back away from the chamber.

“You’re going to have to decide where your priorities lie Miles.” said Eddie “How bad do really want to get at Finn Whelan again? Because if you let your love for HBC get in the way of your desire to win, it's going to be your undoing as much as it is his..”

He gives the Miles chamber a nod has he moves on to the final one it hits his open to reveal..

“Eddie Lyons.”  He says looking at the mirror image of himself “You sure seem quite confident about your chances don't you?Through all the blood, sweat and tears you made it here.”

He pauses his eyes studying the Eddie pod

“You've been in there with some of the best.” Eddie said “You've climbed mountains and you're building your own damn legacy, but now it's becoming bigger than you isn't it? You've got a child on the way, a life depending on you, and you have to ask yourself Eddie, will that cloud your judgment? How much are you willing to sacrifice truly?"

His pauses are a little longer time as he reflects on his own questions.

"Well what do you think?" Eddie said "You think the kid wants a father who plays it safe who holds back because they're scared of losing it all no your child deserves better than that your child deserves to know that they had a father that did whatever it took to become the best not someone who got close and let it slip away because they were afraid you know better than that you've always known better fear has never been that thing that stopped you before."

He paces back and forth casually in front of the chamber.

“You can't have any distractions can't lose focus.” he said “You don't have any room for second-guessing. Your story isn't done yet, not until you stand on top with that World Heavyweight Championship. You more than earned it now you need to go out there and you need to take it, not just for yourself, for Sabrina, for your child, and the family future that you are building.”

He exhales a little heavier this time.

“Nobody gets to tell you how far you should go or tell you what you're willing to sacrifice.” said Eddie “Cause at the end of the day it's your fight, and you've made it this far for a reason. You're no fluke, and you're no flash in the pan you earned your spot here, you will earn that victory, and you will earn that championship. No distractions, no second guessin,g and no holding back. When that time comes you can look at your child and tell them that you did it you gave it everything and it was worth it.”

He pauses that confident looking his eyes never wavering.

“Now go do it. No more doubts, no more hesitation, it's your time.” he said.

The camera lingers on him looking up at the chamber with his image inside of it has everything slowly fades to black
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Supercard Archives / “To The Victor Goes The Spoils.”
« Last post by Logan Hunter on March 22, 2025, 10:19:12 PM »
After months of build up and with the scores between Logan and LJ tied after the brutal Mixed Tag Team Streetfight that also featured Alexandra Callaway and Brooke Shields as LJ and Logan’s respective partners the rubber match between the two was set for Blaze of Glory! And fittingly for such a brutal feud? It was a Last Man Standing Match! Logan won their encounter at Inception VI (with Brooke’s help) but can he win the rubber match?

Logan and Brooke’s Home, Las Vegas, Nevada
Saturday the 22nd of March 2025, 14:00pm

This cycle has not gone as planned.

Losing the Chamber Qualifying Match to Miles at the start was inconsequential in the long run, the match with Guy? That joke is lucky to have a job and the Mixed Tag Team Streetfight against LJ and Alexandra was a prelude to the final battle.

Which of course brings us to Blaze of Glory and the rubber match between me and LJ, fittingly? It’s a Last Man Standing Match, only rule is that the opponent has to answer a ten count for you to win, another brutal match between us and it’ll end the same way as it did at Inception VI.

Namely? With me as the winner.

”We need to restrategize.” I grunted as I looked over me and Brooke’s plans for the match  that Brooke had laid out on a kitchen table. ”LJ will be wise to our tactics.”

”Or we can stick to what works, Miles only won because his husband carried me away from the ringside area, I couldn’t do fuck all in that Guy match and that street fight was my in ring debut for SCW.” Brooke pointed out right as Mari entered the kitchen, Brooke’s older sister had been avoiding us all week because she knew full well how much we hate losing. ”LJ won’t have a defence against me and Alexandra’s title match against Victoria is right after your match, she’ll be too busy preparing for that to think about stopping me.”

”I know I’m the non-wrestler in the house and don’t have much of a say in this.” Mari chimed in and we glanced up at her as she leaned against the counter. ”But maybe, just maybe try letting Logan handle his business and try to beat LJ clean? Or clean as he can, given that it’s a Last Man Standing Match.”

”It’s called protecting my investment sis.” Brooke responded as she rolled her eyes and Mari shook her head. ”And as Logan’s manager? I have a vested interest in making sure Logan wins his matches.”

”Because that worked so well over the past few weeks, remind me again who earned a spot in the chamber over you?” Mari asked pointedly and Brooke and Logan just ignored that comment. ”Anyway, this is supposed to be the rubber match between you and LJ, maybe ditch the schemes and try to win fairly?”

”I will win this match by whatever means necessary.” I insisted as he turned to Mari who’s frown deepened. ”And you will stay out of our business!”

”Hey! I’m the one who has to deal with your temper tantrums whenever you lose a match and that’s been happening a lot over the course of this cycle!” Mari snapped back at me as her eyes narrowed. ”And as long as I am living under this roof I will continue to bring you two back to reality when karma catches up with your asses!”

”Then perhaps you should move back to LA!” I responded with a growl and Mari’s frown deepened. ”The wildfires have subsided, what exactly is keeping you in Las Vegas?!”

”Oh, I don’t know, maybe the fact that my house was destroyed by the LA fires and I was in real danger of getting seriously hurt or worse?!” Mari snapped back and it was at that point that I backed off. ”You don’t have to like me Logan but you will not make light of the fact that I could’ve lost my life at the age of nineteen!”

”Ugh, this shit is giving me a headache that hurts more than any of the shit Alexandra did to me in the Streetfight!” Brooke groaned as she rubbed her temples in annoyance. ”Can we just call a truce on this argument before I go upstairs and lock myself in the gaming room for a few hours?!”

”Fine!” Mari sighed as she let out a deep breath and Logan nodded in agreement. ”I was on the verge of doing that myself anyway, up for joining me Brooke?”

”As long as you don’t mind me imagining Alexandra and LJ in the place of a few video game enemies.” Brooke sighed before she stood up and followed her older sister out of the kitchen and upstairs.

The Home Gym, Brooke and Logan’s Home, Las Vegas, Nevada
Saturday the 22nd of March 2025, 18:00pm

I needed to train and if the women weren’t going to be around to help me? So be it! I’ll train on my own.

Whatever petty squabbles I have with Brooke and Marissa ultimately have little bearing on the Last Man Standing Match, Marissa has made it clear since day one that she doesn’t approve of me and Brooke’s methods and since they are twin sisters? Brooke’s bound to take Marissa’s side over mine any day of the week.

Blood is thicker than water I suppose, and since Brooke is my girlfriend that is an inevitability.

”COME ON LJ! GIVE ME EVERYTHING YOU’VE GOT!” I screamed at the punching bag before I unloaded more punches and kicks at it, unbeknownst to me? Brooke and Marissa were coming downstairs to check on me. ”You are weak and you will fall to me in this Last Man Standing Match!”

”Good to know that you’re as well adjusted as ever Logan.” Mari commented sarcastically as the brunette woman got off the bottom step and her redhead sister soon joined her. ”Never would’ve guessed that you were an edgelord wrestler.”

”What do you two want?” I demanded as I turned to the two nineteen year plds and Mari shook her head. ”I thought you wanted a break from me!”

”We did, and that was four hours ago.” Brooke responded after double checking the time on her phone. ”We figured that we should at least check in on you.”

”I have a match to prepare for, I must train.” I responded as I turned to the two women and Mari sat down on a weight bench next to me. ”Are you satisfied?”

”I won’t be satisfied until you two start acting like well-adjusted adults and not metalhead edgelords but we have a long way to go before we get to that point.” Mari responded sarcastically as she glanced between me and Brooke. ”And don’t give me that “the means justify the ends” crap! Half the shit you two have pulled since Logan’s SCW debut would’ve gotten you arrested long ago.”

”We are merely doing what it takes to get ahead in this company, our methods will be rewarded.” I insisted and Brooke quickly nodded in agreement. ”In the space of one cycle I went from newcomer to fighting for a spot in the men’s elimination chamber match in my first Climax Control Main Event.”

”And if I bring up how the match with Miles went? Your mood would be even worse.” Mari responded as she shook her head before turning to Brooke. ”Surely you’re on my side sis.”

”I’m on the side that makes me the most money as a manager.” Brooke responded simply and Mari just shook her head. ”And since Logan is my only client? Well, that goes without saying.”

”I swear to god, this shit is going to age me fifty years before me and Brooke turn twenty.” Marissa groaned as she rolled her eyes. ”Just don’t do anything crazy once the feud with LJ ends, okay?”

”No promises.” Brooke responded before Mari went upstairs to put some food on for dinner.

Brooke and Logan’s backyard pool, Las Vegas, Nevada
Saturday the 22nd of March 2025, 21:00pm

*promo time*

As I got ready to cut my final promo on LJ me and Brooke stood beside the pool with our arms crosses.

”To The Victor Goes The Spoils, but Woe To The Vanquished, for their losses won’t be mourned.” I stated as I looked straight into the camera. ”LJ you have been a thorn in my side for far too long and at Blaze of Glory I will end this war and move on! Do you really think that the Falls Count Anywhere Match at Inception VI was the extent of my cruelty? Do you really think that the Mixed Tag Team Streetfight will mean anything in the long run?! Well we’re here to set the record straight.”

At that point Brooke stepped forward.

”But before we do, tell me LJ, how’s your knee? You know, the one I attacked and dragged Alexandra into this mess all those months ago? I remember it well.” Brooke smirked sadistically as the stunning redhead flipped some hair over her shoulder. ”Almost as big an adrenaline rush as the time we dragged you around the parking lot via a chain attached to my motorcycle! But as for what we need to set straight? The Falls Count Anywhere Match was just the beginning, that streetfight? It’s already been dismissed as an excuse to call this the rubber match, and it’s a shame your dad didn’t use a rubber all those years ago but who cares? You are just a toy for our amusement and come Blaze of Glory? The toy’s being tossed like yesterday’s garbage!”

I smirked as I spoke up.

”Last Man Standing LJ! Only way to win is to ensure that your opponent can’t get up for the ten count! And believe me, there will be no trickery, no tying your laces around a ring post or anything as juvenile as that.” I stated as I pulled Brooke in close and she placed her hand on my chest while looking right at the camera. ”The brutality will be such as it will look like a warzone by the time the match ends! And while you are laying there bloody and unconscious?” At that point I started making out with Brooke, only stopping before it got too far. ”That will be our celebration.”

Brooke looked at the camera again with a wicked smirk.

”Well, to be more accurate? It’s a preview of our later celebration and trust me, I won’t be stopping for a LONG time.” Brooke added with a playful wink to the camera. ”And from there? Who knows? We’ve already been noticed by the powers that be, just look at the fact that Logan got an Elimination Chamber Qualifier and you didn’t, guess the bosses have more faith in the Kasey with credibility, right? And once we’re done with you LJ? Miles will wish he had lost the match instead because he’ll regret the fact that he left his younger brother to the crimson wolf.”

It's that simple.

”LJ this match may be the end of our war but don’t think for a second that even if you do get a win over me next Sunday you’ll be rid of us for good!” I added as I stared right art the camera. ”Because I have my own ambitions going forward and some bastard child who’s thought of as the lesser Kasey WILL NOT get in my way of my dreams! I will be everything you’ve strived to be and more and next Sunday? I will officially make my mark in the company!”

And with that I decided to wrap things up.

”However Lyle? The mark will be made in your blood!” I added as I made a slit throat motion across my neck. ”Next Sunday will mark the end of a rivalry that has haunted me since the start of my SCW Career and you will be a worthy sacrifice! Woe to the Vanquished, for LJ Kasey will not be mourned as he embraces oblivion!”

Brooke turned off the camera as the scene fades.
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