JWA Super Glory - September 2023 - Main Thread
Sept 12, 2023 16:07:31 GMT -5
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Post by Kip Whistler on Sept 12, 2023 16:07:31 GMT -5
OOC: I'm going to be stuck at the office for longer than I had anticipated. The full intro will be posted below once I get home. I just wanted to be sure that the polls were up by the regular time.
(The camera sweeps across the fans in the JWA Studios before settling on Mick LeRay and Sean Beeman at the commentary position)
Mick LeRay: Hello, wrestling fans! This is JWA Super Glory, coming to you live and direct from the JWA Studios! As always, I’m joined by “Savvy” Sean Beeman.
Sean Beeman: What?
LeRay: I was just introducing you, Sean. You know, like we always do?
Beeman: Forgive me if I’m a bit distracted. My mind is stuck on whatever it is that Goat Boy thinks he’s going to do tonight. He says he wants the Beeman Family disbanded? Well, I’ve got a surprise for him!
LeRay: Care to give us some insight?
Beeman: Wooden shoe.
LeRay: Wooden shoe?
Beeman: Wooden shoe like to know? HA! I crack myself up!
LeRay: Fans, let’s go to our own Toni Cruise with the rundown of tonight’s card.
(Cut to Toni standing in front of a screen with graphics for tonight’s matches displaying behind her)
Toni: The opening contest tonight is for the JWA Women’s World Championship - One fall, sixty minute time limit. Champion Winter Hex will defend against Daisy Turner. Winter is sure to have Miss Jessie in her corner, but will we see Daisy’s ex-boyfriend Joel as well? Will Daisy once again turn to her friend Sakura Watanabe for assistance? It could get very crowded at ringside!
Then we’ve got a match for the JWA World Tag Team Championship - One fall, sixty minute time limit. Duke Mongoose & Penguino defend their titles against two-time former champions Big Waves, that being Pierre The Enormous & Chesterton Shredsbury. Things have been shaky between Duke & Penguino - will that be the opportunity for us to see the first ever three-time tag team champions in JWA history?
Finally, our main event for the JWA World Heavyweight Championship - One fall, sixty minute time limit. “Relentless” Conor Caine puts his title on the line against Tommy End. We didn’t really get a glimpse of what’s in store between these two last week, but one thing seems clear, and that’s End seems laser focused on putting an end to Caine’s title reign.
That’s the card and it’s going to be a good one. Back to you, Mick!
(Cut back to Mick and Sean at the desk)
Beeman: Wooden shoe like to know?!?! HA HA HA!
LeRay: I’m glad you’re enjoying yourself. Who do you think is walking out of here tonight as the Women’s World Champion?
Beeman: Only a fool would bet against Winter Hex. Did you see what happened on Glory this past week? She beat the World Heavyweight Champion!
LeRay: That’s technically true, but only because of dubious circumstances and underhanded tactics.
Beeman: A win’s a win! Duke Mongoose knows all about that!
LeRay: So should I assume that means you’ve got Duke & Penguino retaining the tag titles tonight?
Beeman: I’m not sure about Penguino, but Duke’s definitely leaving here still champion! There’s no way that Pierre & Chester are going to win, especially after Duke walloped Troglo a few weeks ago!
LeRay: It’s true, Duke does hold a victory in singles competition over both Pierre AND Troglo, but Chesterton beat Penguino a few weeks ago as well.
Beeman: That was a fluke and we all know it!
LeRay: Alright, who do you have winning the main event?
Beeman: I’ll give Conor Caine his due. He’s lived up to the “Relentless” moniker. He’s one hell of a competitor, and he’ll leave everything he has in the ring tonight. The bad news for him is that Tommy End is willing to do the same, and maybe willing to go just a little bit farther. It’s a tough call. It could honestly go either way.
LeRay: Surprisingly balanced analysis from you, Sean.
Beeman: Well, I AM a broadcast journalist!
LeRay: Oh brother. Fans, stay tuned, because we’re about to get things underway!
(The polls will be open for at least 24 hours. It doesn't matter who you vote for, just that you participate!)
JWA presents…
SUPER GLORY
(The camera sweeps across the fans in the JWA Studios before settling on Mick LeRay and Sean Beeman at the commentary position)
Mick LeRay: Hello, wrestling fans! This is JWA Super Glory, coming to you live and direct from the JWA Studios! As always, I’m joined by “Savvy” Sean Beeman.
Sean Beeman: What?
LeRay: I was just introducing you, Sean. You know, like we always do?
Beeman: Forgive me if I’m a bit distracted. My mind is stuck on whatever it is that Goat Boy thinks he’s going to do tonight. He says he wants the Beeman Family disbanded? Well, I’ve got a surprise for him!
LeRay: Care to give us some insight?
Beeman: Wooden shoe.
LeRay: Wooden shoe?
Beeman: Wooden shoe like to know? HA! I crack myself up!
LeRay: Fans, let’s go to our own Toni Cruise with the rundown of tonight’s card.
(Cut to Toni standing in front of a screen with graphics for tonight’s matches displaying behind her)
Toni: The opening contest tonight is for the JWA Women’s World Championship - One fall, sixty minute time limit. Champion Winter Hex will defend against Daisy Turner. Winter is sure to have Miss Jessie in her corner, but will we see Daisy’s ex-boyfriend Joel as well? Will Daisy once again turn to her friend Sakura Watanabe for assistance? It could get very crowded at ringside!
Then we’ve got a match for the JWA World Tag Team Championship - One fall, sixty minute time limit. Duke Mongoose & Penguino defend their titles against two-time former champions Big Waves, that being Pierre The Enormous & Chesterton Shredsbury. Things have been shaky between Duke & Penguino - will that be the opportunity for us to see the first ever three-time tag team champions in JWA history?
Finally, our main event for the JWA World Heavyweight Championship - One fall, sixty minute time limit. “Relentless” Conor Caine puts his title on the line against Tommy End. We didn’t really get a glimpse of what’s in store between these two last week, but one thing seems clear, and that’s End seems laser focused on putting an end to Caine’s title reign.
That’s the card and it’s going to be a good one. Back to you, Mick!
(Cut back to Mick and Sean at the desk)
Beeman: Wooden shoe like to know?!?! HA HA HA!
LeRay: I’m glad you’re enjoying yourself. Who do you think is walking out of here tonight as the Women’s World Champion?
Beeman: Only a fool would bet against Winter Hex. Did you see what happened on Glory this past week? She beat the World Heavyweight Champion!
LeRay: That’s technically true, but only because of dubious circumstances and underhanded tactics.
Beeman: A win’s a win! Duke Mongoose knows all about that!
LeRay: So should I assume that means you’ve got Duke & Penguino retaining the tag titles tonight?
Beeman: I’m not sure about Penguino, but Duke’s definitely leaving here still champion! There’s no way that Pierre & Chester are going to win, especially after Duke walloped Troglo a few weeks ago!
LeRay: It’s true, Duke does hold a victory in singles competition over both Pierre AND Troglo, but Chesterton beat Penguino a few weeks ago as well.
Beeman: That was a fluke and we all know it!
LeRay: Alright, who do you have winning the main event?
Beeman: I’ll give Conor Caine his due. He’s lived up to the “Relentless” moniker. He’s one hell of a competitor, and he’ll leave everything he has in the ring tonight. The bad news for him is that Tommy End is willing to do the same, and maybe willing to go just a little bit farther. It’s a tough call. It could honestly go either way.
LeRay: Surprisingly balanced analysis from you, Sean.
Beeman: Well, I AM a broadcast journalist!
LeRay: Oh brother. Fans, stay tuned, because we’re about to get things underway!
(The polls will be open for at least 24 hours. It doesn't matter who you vote for, just that you participate!)