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**The Legend Counter (Days as Champion) **



Fogelman Arena - New Orleans, Louisiana
Commentary By: Joey Styles & Don Callis


Dark Matches:

Students Three-Way - "Students Championship"
'Hollywood" Michael Valentino
defeated "Airborne" Eric Morris & Dorian Angel when Valentino pinned Angel.

James "By God" Gibson defeated "Spyder" Nate Webb

Chris Hero defeated "Sexy" Ace Steel


May 4, 2009 -

The show opens with a recap of what happened last week, going through the United Crown Title switch, through The Strong Styles Thugs attack on Los Bastards and all the way up to Jimmy Jacobs losing and walking through the curtain to the backstage area.

The shot then switches to the Mind_Revolution opener set to "Eraser" by In Flames. This opening video package is basically serving as a highlight reel for the history of the company, showing major moments throughout the seven year history.

When the opener finishes, the scene switches to the arena as "Until The End Of Time" by 2Pac hits and "The Stampede Kid" TJ Wilson comes out to a loud chorus of boos. The bell then rings three times as Jason Roberts begins his introduction.

Jason Roberts: "Ladies and gentlemen, the opening contest tonight on Mind_Revolution on HDNet is scheduled for one-fall with a twenty-minute time-limit! Introducing first, from Calgary, Alberta, Canada and weighing in at 195 pounds...'The Stampede Kid' TJ Wilson!"

Joey Styles: "Personality aside, TJ Wilson is one of the brightest shining stars in the Underground Entertainment Syndicate."

Don Callis: "Oh, without a doubt Joey Styles. A student of the Hart family, a survivor of the dungeon and a former Junior Heavyweight Champion.

Joey Styles: "None of which were small feats. He defeated 'Lightning' Mike Quackenbush on December 19, 2008 at the Los Angeles Showdown to become the Junior Heavyweight Champion and held it till February 15, 2009 when he lost it to Jerry Lynn at Dismiss The Cynics VI."

Don Callis: "Two months isn't a long time, but considering the caliber of opponents he had to defend against he did quite well for himself."

Joey Styles: "I can't disagree. Defending against the likes of James Gibson, Delirious, Matt Sydal, Christopher Daniels and even defeating former World Heavyweight Champion CM Punk in a non-title attraction."

Soon, "Copa Cabana" (Disco Remix) by Barry Manilow hits as "Classic" Colt Cabana comes out to a massive pop. Strangely enough, BOB BACKLUND follows him in suit.

Jason Roberts: "And his opponent, from Deerfield, Illinois and weighing in at 233 pounds....He is 'Classic' Colt Cabana!"

Joey Styles: "What the HELL is Bob Backlund doing here?"

Don Callis: "The Alzheimer's has finally set in, he doesn't know where he is."

Joey Styles: "Callis!"

Don Callis: "You asked and I answered. You need to keep that fiery Italian temper in check before I use my intrusive Canadian kindness to cool you down."

Joey Styles: "Kindness...You wouldn't know kindness if it hit you in the ass with a hockey stick."

Don Callis: "Joey, don't think because you throw a Canadianism in there, that you can blatantly be rude."

As Cabana rounds the ring, he quickly hustles over to the commentary booth and grabs a headset.

Colt Cabana: "Heya guys!"

Don Callis: "Hey there, psycho Jew."

Joey Styles: "Colt, you have a match."

Colt Cabana: "I know that."

Don Callis: "Well since you're here maybe you can tell us, what the hell is Bob Backlund doing here?"

Colt Cabana: "I don't know. When I was down in Philly, I ran into him babbling at some poor Cheesesteak patron about how when he becomes President he is going to put a carrot down in there or something, sounds too kinky for my liking. Anyway, he demanded I bring him with to a show so I figured, what the hay! Its all in good fun right? Anyway, gotta run. Catch ya' on the flip side!"

Cabana just as quickly scurries off, heading into the ring.

Don Callis: "What the hell is wrong with that kid? Do we have a wellness policy? I think he needs to be tested again..."

Joey Styles: "No we don't and for that matter, nor do we have a dress code. Either way I agree with you, that kid is a bit off his rocker."

Don Callis: "A bit?! I think he threw the rocker straight out the window and is now wondering why he is sitting on the floor. Good god almighty, man."

Cabana takes his corner, as the official match bell rings.

"Classic" Colt Cabana vs. "The Stampede Kid" TJ Wilson

This starts out as your typical Cabana match, using his comedy and odd array of reversals to get under the skin of Wilson. That doesn't last long, as Wilson uses his strike to show Cabana just how serious this match is. Cabana then switches gears and shows again, he can wrestle hold for hold with the best of the. The match turns into a game of Cabana's power versus Wilson's speed, which seems to be his best asset in this content. The finish comes through a series of reversals before Wilson locks on an Ankle Lock and Cabana eventually taps out.

Before TJ Wilson has a chance to leave the ring, Backlund jumps in the ring and locks on the Crossface Chicken Wing. Cabana starts yelling at Backlund to stop, as he eventually releases the hold and stares at his hands. Cabana asks him what that is all about, before Backlund looks up and screams and Cabana takes off out of the ring. Wilson soon rolls out of the ring, looking more offended than hurt, and just shakes his head.

Joey Styles: "What...the...hell?"

Don Callis: "I think we need the white coats Joey, that guy is more out of it than Cabana...He's stuck in 1994...and in 1994 he was stuck in 1980. So what does that say?"

Joey Styles: "Says we need a straight jacket..."

The show fades to commercial, as Backlund is still staring at his hands.

- Commercial Break -

The show comes back with a video package, set to "Disposable Teens" by Marilyn Manson. It is serving as a highlight video for Christopher Daniels. After about forty-five seconds, it flashes to Christopher Daniels who has his back turned. The camera pulls back, revealing a church as Daniels slowly turns towards the camera and begins to speak.

Christopher Daniels: "Much like the hypocrisies found in the realm of organized religion, these same transgressions are found inside of professional wrestling. For years, a man can build his legacy in a promotion only to have it taken away with one fell swoop of an injury. All that you have done is dictated by those in power, those who almost single handedly control this cult known as professional wrestling. The general populous forgets that you even existed and another is put in your place to fill the void you left behind. The fatal flaw in this ideology is that no matter how hard you try, The Fallen Angel will always leave a void incapable of ever being filled by another. This causes a rift in the chorus of events set in motion by said genius mind and something happens. That something is the return of a man to reclaim his void left behind and grind a niche like has never been seen. A prophecy is coming fourth and the return of a savior is soon at hand...and you're looking at him. So keep a weathered eye on the horizon, as a resurrection is coming....and that is the gospel, according to The Fallen Angel."

The shot then switches to the commentary booth, where Joey Styles and Don Callis are sitting.

Joey Styles: "Strong words by Christopher Daniels...guaranteeing if it were that his return will be one you won't soon forget."

Don Callis: "As much as I love Christopher Daniels, so many people in this business make their claim to make an impact not soon forgotten when they return, but fall short. For Daniels' sake, I hope for once someone can follow through on promises they make."

Joey Styles: "Wow, that is the most intelligent thing I have heard you say in...well, longer than I can remember."

Don Callis: "Oh, I am a genius, Joey Styles. I went back to school, got my MBA and decided that professional wrestling was still a more financially fulfilling enterprise."

Joey Styles: "And in one fell swoop, you destroy whatever credibility you built up. Right now though, we have CM Punk standing by in his dressing room..."

The screen then splits, as CM Punk appears on half the screen.

Joey Styles: "CM Punk, tonight you have a shot at becoming the first ever three-time World Heavyweight Champion in the history of this company. However, it is against a winning streak that is simply unparallel in this day in age..."

CM Punk: "Unparallel? Hardly. Joey Styles, the way I see it is that all of that was held in the hands of Paul Heyman. The biggest mistake Joe E. Legend ever made was convincing himself that he could do it on his own. I am the greatest pure athlete in modern wrestling today and tonight, Joe. E. Legend will be punked as a new World Heavyweight Champion is crowned. My name is CM Punk. I'm drug-free, I'm alcohol-free and tonight Joe E. Legend, you will know that I am simply better than you! Now, if you'll excuse me..."

The split screen comes back into just one.

Joey Styles: "Well, there you have it. Becoming a man of very few words, that is CM Punk..."

Suddenly, "Excuse Me!" is heard over the PA system, as "Double C" Claudio Castagnoli comes out to a loud chorus of boos.

Joey Styles: "No matter how much things change, some always stay the same. To hell with the format..."

Don Callis: "You have a format? All they handed me was a book full of birds and squiggles..."

Joey Styles: "Callis, that's a book of Egyptian hieroglyphics!"

Don Callis: "Oh, look at the brain on you. Then this must be a lead in to our Egyptian debut! Tell me what it says, Styles."

Joey Styles: "Good god Callis, would you be quiet for thirty seconds?"

Don Callis: "And give you more time to talk? Right, I can hear the ratings plummeting. Don't worry, kid. Stick with me, I'll make you and this television show a star..."

Castagnoli walks into the ring, and taps the microphone.

Claudio Castagnoli: "Excuse me, I have something to say."

The crowd boos loudly.

Claudio Castagnoli: "From my perspective, I don't think it's right that on the second week of Mind_Revolution on HDNet, a very fine, very European wrestler does not have a match."

The crowd boos again.

Claudio Castagnoli: "I don't think its right, that two weeks into such a fine television show, that a man like Claudio Castagnoli has been relegated to dark matches with a tag team partner than has quite frankly...let himself go."

Don Callis: "Very good point."

Joey Styles: "Is he downplaying his own tag team partner?"

Suddenly, "Anarchist" Arik Cannon walks through the curtain to a large chorus of boos as well, looking confused. He walks to the ring, and grabs a microphone as he makes his way in.

Arik Cannon: "Let himself go? What are you getting at, Claudio?"

Claudio Castagnoli: "I'm sorry, Arik. That was overboard, I'm just upset about our lack of placement..."

Arik Cannon: "I'm upset too, but I don't take it out on you. We're a team, we rise together and fall together."

Claudio Castagnoli: "And with your frame attached to anyone, they would fall pretty quickly wouldn't they?"

The crowd boos.

Claudio Castagnoli: "You know, Arik. I'm not sorry, its true. You're fat, you're...how you say, rolly poll. Do you ever think its because of you, that a great, very European wrestler like myself gets overlooked?

Arik Cannon: "Claudio..."

Claudio Castagnoli: "No, wait. I understand looking at you that your will power is very overcoming of your own self, but I'm not finished..."

Cannon reaches over and pulls Claudio's microphone down.

Arik Cannon: "Why don't you quit holding back and say what you have to say?"

Claudio Castagnoli: "Alright then. You're a talentless fat ass, holding this team back and I don't want to be associated with you any longer."

Claudio shoves Cannon, who stumbles backwards.

Claudio Castagnoli: "So, get to stepping and go home. This now, is my ring. tubby."

The crowd boos, as Cannon looks very angry. A light rumble of a "Fuck him up, Cannon!" chant starts. Suddenly, he throws a forearm to the face of Claudio, as Claudio fires right back. The two continue to fight it out for several moments, before Cannon lands a dropkick for the knee and takes Claudio down on his other. He takes a step back for the Glimmering Warlock, but almost instantly he gets nailed from behind by someone.

Joey Styles: That's Larry Sweeney! With a cane to the back of the head of Cannon!"

Don Callis: "Didn't he lose a loser leaves town match a few years ago? Oh well, Sweet & Sour is back, Joey!!"

Claudio then grabs Cannon and picks him up for the Ricola Bomb (Straight Jacket Powerbomb) as Sweeney Climbs up top. He then comes off with a Flying Leg Drop across the chest of of Cannon, as Claudio plants him with the power bomb. Claudio then poses as "1812 Overture" by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky starts to play.

Joey Styles: "What the hell was that?! I thought there two were fine, I just talked to them last week!"

Don Callis: "Apparently you are naive, Joey Styles. I could see the writing on the wall and this time they weren't birds and squiggles."

Joey Styles: "This isn't right at all, Callis!"

- Commercial Break -

The show comes back with the camera panning up the legs of somebody, before revealing a tight shot of Anders Andrčn, who begins to speak in his trademark angry type of voice, with the Swedish accent barely noticeable behind his perfect English.

Anders Andrčn: "Last week and act was perpetrated against me and my partner Manny Calavera, one of which will not be soon forgotten. It was an act of jealousy induced rage, one I can understand but not condone. When B-Boy and Homicide took it upon themselves to attack us while we were already wore out from a hard match, that showed cowardice and lack of integrity. If the idea of an attack was not bad enough, then you preceded to tear us apart with militia and complete lack of regard for human life. You dropped Calavera on his head with the Cop Killa, Homicide. You left him with a concussion and terrible bouts of headaches all week. Then two on one, you took out your anger on me, and left me this black eye and minor whiplash. Don't think this will go unpunished, Strong Style Thugs. We are the greatest tag team in the world, with a lust for violence and a fetish for dominance. So I dare you, once more, buy the ticket and take the ride..."

Just then, you hear Calavera's voice in his Hispanic accent say "This is what I think of The SST!". The camera then pulls back to reveal the whole promo was taking place in a bathroom, and Calavera is inside of a stall. You hear straining and groaning on the part of Calavera, until he suddenly speaks.

Manny Calavera: "Ahh, chico! I'm constipated! But you're shit Thugs, that's what I'm trying to say! Shit I say, cabróns!"

Andrčn looks increasingly angry, as he shakes his head and walks out of the bathroom.

Manny Calavera: "Chico, do you have any Ex-Lax?...Chico?"

The shot switches back to the arena with the commissioner Carmine DeSpirito already on the stage, as the fans are booing loudly.

Carmine DeSpirito: "You people can boo all day long, but if you don't quiet down you will never be able to hear a word I say."

The crowd boos even louder.

Joey Styles: "If he's trying to use reverse psychology...its not working."

Don Callis: "No, not at all. Now, shh!"

Carmine DeSpirito: "Last week, we were all privileged to witness the debut of a dear friend of mine, 'Mr. Sports Entertainment' himself, Ken Anderson. Lets take a look."

The shot switches to a recap of Ken Anderson debuting during the Highlight Reel, attacking Chris Jericho. The shot then switches back to the arena with the crowd booing.

Carmine DeSpirito: "So let me be the man to properly introduce this prodigy of professional wrestling. So ladies and gentleman, please rise to your feet..."

"Turn Up The Trouble" by Airbourne hits as "Mr. Sports Entertainment" Ken Anderson (Mr. Kennedy) makes his way out to a huge chorus of boos.

Carmine DeSpirito: "Making his way to the ring tonight as NOW the number one contender for the European Championship...Weighing in at lean and trim 243 pounds, hailing from the lovely city of Green Bay, Wisconsin...My friend and yours. 'Mr. Sports Entertainment' Ken Anderson!"

Joey Styles: "Number one contender? This was supposed to be a non-title attraction, what the hell did he do to become number one contender?"

Don Callis: "His career speaks for itself Joey Styles...and he is friends with the boss."

Joey Styles: "That's the story right there, nepotism running rampant in the Underground offices."

Don Callis: "Are you complaining? We just got a second title match added to the card here tonight."

Joey Styles: "I think Fit Finlay is the man you'd have to ask about complaining. I would figure you would prepare differently for a non-title match, than you would when the belt is on the line."

Don Callis: "Normally I would agree, but we're talking about Finlay here and he loves to fight. I'm positive he prepares for every match the same way."

Joey Styles: "I'm afraid to ask, but how is that?"

Don Callis: "By throwing back a fifth of Tallamore Dew and going to town."

Joey Styles: "I knew I shouldn't have asked."

Soon, "Excalibur" by Gravedigger hits as "The Belfast Bruiser" Fit Finlay makes his way out to a big pop. He has on his trademark leather jacket, with the shoulder pad on one side.

Jason Roberts: "And his opponent, he is the reigning and defending Underground Entertainment Syndicate European Champion! From Belfast, Ireland and weighing in at 233 pounds...He is 'The Belfast Bruiser' Fit Finlay!"

Joey Styles: "Well you said it before, Callis. His name is Finlay and he loves to fight."

Don Callis: "And drink."

Joey Styles: "What's wrong with throwing back a few cold ones?"

Don Callis: "A few? His drinking habits make Andre The Giant's look like...well, yours. Lightweight."

Joey Styles: "Lightweight? I recall you falling off the curb and tumbling into the street Tuesday morning."

Don Callis: "I told you Joey, the heel on my Italian loafer split and I lost my balance."

Joey Styles: "I'm sure the two-hundred dollar bar tab had nothing to do with it?"

Don Callis: "Not my fault you're a slobbering drunk, Joey."

Finlay throws off his jacket and belt in the isle and hits the ring with all guns blazing, as the official match bell rings.

European Championship
"The Belfast Bruiser" Fit Finlay (C) vs.
"Mr. Sports Entertainment" Ken Anderson

The match starts off in high gear, with Finlay throwing kicks and forearms and Anderson trying to fight back just as hard. It becomes a story of classic brawler versus classic heel, with Anderson relying on eye gouges and other shady tactics when the referee cannot see. Anderson uses his underhanded tactics to the point where he hits the Green Bay Plunge, assuring him the victory. Just then, Jericho nonchalantly walks up to the side of the ring, as Anderson sticks his head through the ropes and bad mouths him. Jericho slightly turns his back with a coy smile on his face, slides a pair of brass knuckles on his hand and proceeds to pop Anderson right in the jaw. Anderson falls right into a School Boy by Finlay, as referee Bryce Remsberg counts the 1..2...3.

"Excalibur" by Grave Digger starts with the fans cheering loudly.

Jason Roberts: "The winner of this match and STILL European Champion...Fit Finlay!"

Joey Styles: "Whets the story Callis? Ken Anderson was three seconds away from becoming European Champion...Or that Chris Jericho cost him the match and the European Champion?"

Don Callis: "I think the story here, is what will the backlash be from Carmine DeSpirito after is boy got screwed out of a victory?"

Joey Styles: "I guess time will only tell with this one, Don."

- Commercial Break -

The show comes back, with "Hollywood" Michael Valentino standing against a backdrop, in a prerecorded vignette.

Michael Valentino: "For all of you who have access to the internet and the ability to watch streaming video on demand, you know who I am. For those of you who are far too inept to flip on the monitor and push a couple of buttons, I am the 5'10", chiseled to the bone, cut from granite 202 pound specimen of a man known as Michael Valentino, and I am from Hollywood. You talk about the students that came before me, the Anders Andrčns, the Manny Calaveras, the Jaysin Banes, the D. Callous' and the simple fact remains that none of them could ever hold a candle to the ability that this young student has. Hell, I have the Student's Championship to prove it..."

A disclaimer flashes on the screen: "The Student's Title is in no way affiliated with the lineage of Underground Entertainment Syndicate Championships. It is a replica title purchased and claimed to be legit by Mr. Valentino".

Michael Valentino: "Can any of them say that? I think not. So while they all found their success years after the fact, I come strait out of the chute as a winner and as a champion. So through all the students, all the talent and all the legends, there is only one thing to remember. My name is Michael Valentino and I am from Hollywood!"

The shot then switches, with the camera rushing down a hallway. During the break, a commotion was heard. Soon, the camera reaches the outside of a bathroom as The Strong Style Thugs walk out smiling. The camera man then makes his way into the bathroom, as Manny Calavera is soaked, laid out and bleeding in the stall he was in earlier.

Joey Styles: "The Strong Style Thugs strike again! I bet they cured that little constipation problem of Calavera's...."

Don Callis: "Oh very funny, Styles! Some fines need to start being levied with these thugs running around here."

Medics soon to file into the bathroom, as Anders Andrčn & Jaysin Bane soon show up. Andrčn looks very angry as he asks who did it. You hear the camera man say The Strong Style Thugs are the ones that fled the scene.

The shot then switches to Mark Martel standing by with Chris Jericho.

Mark Martel: "Chris Jericho, before the commercial break you took it upon yourself to cost Ken Anderson a chance at being European Champion. Obviously, it was an act of retribution following his attack on you last week..."

Chris Jericho: "Retribution? Not quite. Lets just call it evening the playing field. If Ken was the type of man to say turn about is fair play, then perhaps this would be the end of the line. However, with that 6'5" piece of Jersey gutter trash following him around, I can say this is only the beginning. So, Carmine bring your nepotism and Anderson, bring your best. The Lionheart will be waiting, whenever you have the balls to face me, man to man."

Mark Martel: "Thank you, Chris. Scott Hudson, I understand you are standing by?"

The shot switches to Scott Hudson as the camera pulls back to reveal Joe E. Legend, to a huge pop.

Scott Hudson: "Indeed I am, Mark and I am standing by with the man who will defend his World Heavyweight Championship tonight against CM Punk. Of course I am speaking of, Joe E. Legend. Joe, its been a long road back to American television and an even longer road on your over four year run as World Heavyweight Champion. Tonight, you defend against a former two-time World Heavyweight Champion. Then last week, you retained that very title by defeating Jimmy Jacobs and sending him packing from the company. What is going through your mind?"

Joe E. Legend: "You know, I've gone a long way trying to redefine the person that I am, but am I supposed to feel regret about Jimmy Jacobs leaving? No, no, no. You see, it was his own ego that made him put his career on the line when a four year title reign told the tale of how it was all going to end. I walked to the ring, I stepped through those ropes and I do what it is I do best, win. Fact, since June 1, 2002 I have only been defeated twice in this company. Fact, I was the Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion for twenty-two months. Fact, since April 15, 2005 I have been the reigning World Heavyweight Champion. Tonight, one more time I am going to walk to that ring and show the world what I have been saying for years. Heroes come and heroes go, but legends live forever."

- Commercial Break -

The show comes back as the bell rings three times, as Jason Roberts stands in the center of the ring.

Jason Roberts: "Ladies and gentlemen, the following contest is your main event of the evening, scheduled for one-fall with television time remaining and is for the Underground Entertainment Syndicate World Heavyweight Championship!"

"This Fire Burns" by Killswitch Engage starts up as CM Punk comes out to a giant chorus of boos.

Joey Styles: "The Straightedge Superstar, a former two-time World Heavyweight Champion..."

Don Callis: "A man who is more than capable of running his mouth and backing it up. He also knows when not to open his mouth, as he didn't put his career up against a four year title reign.."

Joey Styles: "Indeed. With Jimmy Jacobs gone, the floodgates have opening on Legend with a void being left in the main event scene. CM Punk has been a mainstay in this company since 2003 and has like everyone else been on a quest to dethrone Joe E. Legend."

Don Callis: "And much like everyone else in this company, no matter how good they are, I don't like his odds. Joe E. Legend worked well over two-hundred matches last year for this company without a loss. The year before, I'm sure just as many. No body and I mean nobody in this company even has a streak that came close to that."

Joey Styles: "And the scary part about it is, the majority of those victories were defending the World Heavyweight Title. Though I would say this, there is a point in which something has to give. Could tonight be the night?"

Don Callis: "You never know, Joey. With Joe E. Legend, you can never truly say."

CM Punk takes his corner in the ring as soon, "Ravenous" by Arch Enemy hits as Joe E. Legend comes out to an absolutely deafening pop.

Joey Styles: "It will never cease to amaze me that a mere three months ago, Joe E. Legend was the most hated man in the company. Now listen to this..."

Don Callis: "What?!"

Joey Styles: "I said listen to this!!"

Don Callis: "What Joey?! I can't hear you, listen to this!!"

Joey Styles: "Never mind!"

Don Callis: "You know it amazes me, three months ago he was the most hated man in the company, now listen to this..."

There is an awkward silence, as if Styles is glaring at Callis.

Don Callis: "What?"

Joey Styles: "In the nearly seven years of this company, Joe E. Legend has only been defeated twice. That's not even a .1 percent losing rate..."

Don Callis: "And in this day and age, that is simply unheard of."

Joey Styles: "Oh, NOW you can hear me?"

Don Callis: "Why wouldn't I be able to? This headset pretty much eliminates a lot of background noise."

Joey Styles: "You know what's even more impressive, the fact that in a little over four years as World Heavyweight Champion, given tag matches and the Chris Candido Invitational 2007, he has a 0% losing rate. Its unfathomable."

Don Callis: "What Joey, I can't hear you?"

Joey Styles: "Oh for god's sake!"

Legend takes his corner of the ring, as the music fades out.

Jason Roberts: "Introducing first in the corner to my left he is the challenger. From Chicago, Illinois and weighing in at 222 pounds...He is 'The Straightedge Superstar' CM Punk!!"

Punk comes out of the corner, dropping to one knee and crosses his arms in his trademark X pose to a giant chorus of boos.

Joey Styles: "Well, you can tell this isn't Chicago..."

Don Callis: "Thank god."

Jason Roberts: "And his opponent in the corner to my right, for one-thousand, four-hundred and eighty days he has been your reigning and defending Underground Entertainment Syndicate World Heavyweight Champion...From Toronto, Ontario, Canada and weighing in at 252 pounds....He is Joe E. Legend!!"

Legend comes out of the corner and holds his belt high in the air, to a giant pop.

Joey Styles: "Did you hear that number?...wow."

Don Callis: "Staggering, is all I can say..."

The official match bell rings and the contest begins.

World Heavyweight Championship
Joe E. Legend (C) vs. "The Straightedge Superstar" CM Punk

The match goes through a very speedy feeling out process, as these two have worked countless times before. It becomes apparent even in the early stages that both men are going to stick what they are used to, and hat is working the head. Punk with his headlocks, and Joe with his neck vices and various throws, that will land a person on that region of their body. This turns into a clinic on the early outset, before Punk turns it, perhaps foolishly into striking. Although Legend has fifteen years Judo experience, Punk's speed and agility tend to help his hit and run style. While the whole match is back and fourth with near falls, the finish comes when Punk has Legend up to, setting him up for The Pepsi Plunge, but Legend is fighting. Legend power up and tries to back body drop him off the top rope. Punk manages to land on his feet and go for a Powerbomb as Legend crosses his legs and rolls through with a Hurracanrana. He hooks the legs of Punk, 1!...2!...3!

"Ravenous" by Arch Enemy hits as the fans come to their feet cheering.

Jason Roberts: "The winner of this contest and STILL World Heavyweight Champion...Joe E. Legend!!"

Joey Styles: "What an innovative reversal by Legend! Innovating his way into retaining the World Heavyweight Championship!"

Don Callis: "It looked like the end when Punk was preparing for that Pepsi Plunge, but the crafty veteran in Joe E. Legend wouldn't have any of it!"

Joey Styles: "Once again, Joe E. Legend retains his title and once again we're out of time!

Don Callis: "Tremendous!"

The show ends with Punk looking very disappointed in himself, in the ring.

- The show fades to black -