9/13/11 TNT Results

[Ryan Hughes]

Tuesday Night Triumph – 13th September 2011
Live from the GHW Arena in Boston, Massachusetts!



Singles Match
Dominik Santiago vs. Jaggeroth
Tale of The Tape: Last week, Smarky Smark announced the creation of the Tyrant's Roulette match for Full Circle, pitting four of GHW's toughest competitors against eachother in a gauntlet style format. In order to decide the order of entry, the four men will be pitted in matches against one another, with the winners going on to fight for the 3rd and 4th spots in the match. Dominik and Jaggeroth already share enough bad blood, but with the chance to gain an early advantage heading in to Full Circle, will things boil over here?
Winner: Dominik Santiago

No-DQ Match
Freddie McGavin vs. Chris Pederoso
Tale of the Tape: Two weeks ago, the FBI badly beat up Shawn Dreamer, forcing him to temporarily quit the company. Instrumental in that beatdown was Freddie McGavin. Tonight sees the newest recruit to the Fucking British Invasion make his TNT debut, after being undefeated on GHW Live. His opponent? The man who only recently lost the Television Title to Jack Tracks, Chris Pederoso. Both men have something to prove as they meet in a No-DQ match tonight.
No Contest

Singles Match
Jon Main vs. Freebird McCoy
Tale of The Tape: Jon Main has been getting plenty of practice in on LIVE! and, at the express request of Smarky, has been drafted in to GHW's A show for his first big billing. His opponent is none other than the quickly rising Freebird McCoy, who is currently undefeated in singles competition thus far. Can Main prove he deserves to be on TNT at the expense of the Blue Collar Brawler?
Winner: Freebird McCoy

Falls Count Anywhere Match
Kahlan Clarkson vs. Sam Trinity
Tale of The Tape: Shawn Dreamer- I'm sorry- Sam Trinity is back in a GHW ring, after a short leave of absence caused by his beatdown at the hands of the FBI. He wasn't exactly a happy man when he returned, denouncing the Legion and claiming he "won't piggy back that bitch Kahlan anymore". Kahlan wasn't too pleased at the outburst, and asked for a fight against her former best friend. Can she beat some sense in to the born again fighter?
Winner: Kahlan


MAIN EVENT
Singles Match
Hayden HardKore vs. Nicholas Carson
Tale of the Tape: In our second tournament match to decide entries in to the Tyrant's Roulette, Hayden HardKore fights the man who pawned off his championships, Nicholas Carson. With even more hatred shown towards the Outcasts following their "patriotic" blowing up of a mosque on 9/11, can Hayden get one over on the maniacal racist stood in his way? Tune in tonight and see.

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Winner: Nicholas Carson
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[Public Enemies]

Sept 20, 2011 15:39:48 GMT -5 Ryan Hughes said:

MAIN EVENT
Singles Match
Hayden HardKore vs. Nicholas Carson
Tale of the Tape: In our second tournament match to decide entries in to the Tyrant's Roulette, Hayden HardKore fights the man who pawned off his championships, Nicholas Carson. With even more hatred shown towards the Outcasts following their "patriotic" blowing up of a mosque on 9/11, can Hayden get one over on the maniacal racist stood in his way? Tune in tonight and see.

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Winner: Nicholas Carson
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WOAH THIS IS SOME SERIOUS SHIT HERE PEOPLE

[Nicholas Carson]

SILENCE JAMIE... I KILL YOU! I won because I used the Freebird McCoy method, by posting under the 72 hour thing, while keeping the contest relatively close. In a up and up contest, where Hayden isn't bogged down by work and such, he'd beat me hands down.

[Public Enemies]

Sept 20, 2011 18:58:19 GMT -5 Nicholas Carson said:

I won because I used the Freebird McCoy method, by posting under the 72 hour thing, while keeping the contest relatively close.

I really wish I could change what Ryan said. It's always been post strength, but I'm wasting time.

I meant my post in terms of kayfabe. Hayden losing on a weekly show is rare, especially in these circumstances.

[Nicholas Carson]

Jamie, I think you're overlooking a few things here.

1. Judges have their own judging styles. Some like a well written one, some like one with lots of action, some like a match RPs with psychology in it, some like creativity in use of moves... etc. Everybody that judges a match judges them under their own style. I remember Rob doing the results for TNT a while back, and he had to judge a match between Kahlan and someone else, I can't remember who she was facing. Anyway, when he posted the results and the critique/reasoning behind it, he stated that while Kahlan's posts were better written, he liked the other guy's action more. See what I mean? I was able to put more action and length into my RP, and that may have helped me win even without the 72 hour rule.

2. You probably didn't take into account that I actually incorporated some of the story behind the Hayden/Nicky saga into my RP pretty decently. Hayden did as well. Take my opening paragraph for example. I went against the norm. Usually people who role play a char that is huge, and is going against a tiny foe, they will rp their huge guy dominating alot more. I decided against that due to the story between Hayden and Nick. Nick had already beaten Hayden once, but not only that he'd also mauled him after the match, hung him, humiliated him, then took his titles and pawned them in a tasteless act of disrespect. So the Kiwi that would have fought Nick in the rematch wouldn't have been the old Hayden hardKore. He would be pissed and looking to demolish Nick. On the flip side to that, Nick would have been totally over confident and took Hayden lightly, since he'd already defeated him once before in Hayden's own match style. I incorporated all that, which set the tone. Hayden did as well in his post, but I had beat him to the punch so to speak, especially with the 72 hour thing. This also may have been why I won.

3. Hayden's post, while very rushed, was still pretty damn epic. But it was still rushed and had some typos. Alot of judges overlook the small stuff if they can get the gist of what you're trying to express, but when a match is extremely close they'll fall back and pick out the little stuff/mistakes to decide a winner. Since Hayden's post was rushed, he used some uncharacteristic samey samey stuff, which we all do when we're trying to post really fast. This could have detracted from him and helped decide me as winner.

Look, I know you're the biggest Hayden mark out there, hell I'm a big one myself. The man is the greatest match RP'er I have ever seen. I put him above the Vlads, the Diamonds, the Doms, the Orchards, etc but he is not unbeatable. While nobody on this site can "out write" him per se, you can still beat him by being more creative or using more action or just flat out catching him during a busy week. I hope this clears up some things for you.

[Brad Windsor]

You all suck on lime.

[Public Enemies]

nicholas Carson,

I haven't actually read the match as of yet. I just knew that you and Hayden both contributed to the match. I meant what I said in terms of being a spectator. I know that you are a talented match writer just as well as Hayden.

I didn't mean to call you out on match-writing, but I stand by what I said about a contributing factor being your use of the 72-hour rule.

[Millson and Simpson]

Carson won. He won by doing domething better than Hayden. Congrats, keep it up, Nicky. How did an argument amount from that?

[Ryan Hughes]

It's GHW, that's how.

[Nicholas Carson]

Sept 23, 2011 11:32:45 GMT -5 Millson and Simpson said:

Carson won. He won by doing domething better than Hayden. Congrats, keep it up, Nicky. How did an argument amount from that?

Ask Jamie. lol. He was kinda disrespectful, and I am never one to let that type of stuff slide, especially from someone who doesn't even RP. It's a done deal now though, I rest my case.

[Public Enemies]

Enough of stepping on each other's toes.

Locked.