Tracks v Vegas v Rurouni

[Rurouni]

Fuzz:This should prove to be an interesting match considering that both Tracks and Vegas already fought each other at our pay per view and we get the Wandering Samurai tossed in just for good measure! Not sure I agree with this but we shall see how it turns out.

mulligan:I think it will turn into a bloodbath when it's all said and done. But I would be thinking both Tracks and Vegas may wanna be on the lookout after Rurouni was stiffed in his match against Scally. I liked the move but not sure if it was a healthy one.

Coors:This next match is a triple threat match and is scheduled for one fall! Introducing first making his way to the ring, he weighs in at 242lbs! He is the Wandering Samurai Rurouni Kenshin Kobashiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!
The arena darkens, various multi colored lights go off and I.V begins to play throughout the arena. The fans turn there attention to the entrance way as the Titan tron begins to kick in, with blood splatters going across the screen, the splatters continue going from left to right, right to left, up to down and down to up.

The music keeps playing as finally 5 men in black running suits come out from behind the curtain and stand out for several minutes as the titan tron then shows in blood red splatter lettering Beware of Sickles. Rurouni comes stepping out and into the circle of men as the lights shine on the entourage, Rurouni raises his sickle up into the air as the light hits it, this gets some of the fans to cheer, more out of habit. Rurouni and the men begin to make there way down the ramp way towards the ring.

Collins:And here he comes, still don't get why he has what would be considered an unfair advantage with these other guys coming out with him.

Mulligan:I swear you are dense sometimes, as you were told in Japan Fighty fighty persons from the same stable or federation come out to lend support and to carry him out of the ring if he gets hurt to bad.
The men surround the ring as Rurouni begins to climb the steps and enters the ring. again he raises the sickle up to the sky and again out of habit the fans cheer. Rurouni gets to his corner and unwraps the 4ft chain from around his fist and then lays the sickle down in his corner, he proceeds to remove his jacket and hands it to the attendant, before turning to face the entrance way as his music dies down waiting for Scally.

TBC Vegas or Tracks

["Vicious" Vince Vegas]

Coors: And his opponent, hailing from Las Vegas, Nevada, standing at 6 feet, 3 inches tall, weighing in at 235 pounds He is...


Coors pauses and thinks to himself, "do I really have to say this?", but he begrudgingly continues.

The Star of the Show!

[glow=red,2,300][shadow=red,left,300]"Vicious" Vince Vegas![/shadow][/glow]



The crowd voices their displeasure for the self proclaimed "Star of the Show", with a blanket of scattered boos, jeers, and alcohol induced insults as "Mama Said Knock You Out" begins playing throughout the Arena. As always, when the line "Boom! Explosions!" plays, fireworks erupt from both sides of the ramp and "Vicious" Vince Vegas explodes from behind the curtain, bouncing on one leg, with one arm raised in the air. Vince's body is still battered and bruised from the recent tower of London match. There are several distinct cuts and scrapes from a fall through a pane of glass, as well as from being treated like a over grown weed by Jerry Nate's Weed Whacker.

Don't you dare stare, you betta move
Don't ever compare
Me to the rest that'll all get sliced and diced
Competition's payin the price

On his way to the ring, Vince notices a young boy holding a bag of popcorn, leaning over the barrier with his hand out desperate to touch any of the passing Fighty fighty persons. Vince reaches his hand out. The child's eyes begin to glow. This is what he has been waiting for all night; this is the reason he persistently begged his parents to let him come, even after they told him that wrestling was much too violent; All of the arguing and crying it took to get his parents to let him come will be worth it in this moment. Just as Vince's hand is about to make a memory, he quickly pulls it back and runs over his bald head, as if it were "The Nature Boy's" blonde locks. Vince smiles and laughs and the child's eyes begin to well up with tears. But he doesn't stop there. He grabs the young boys popcorn, eats a few kernels, and disposes of it on the ground. The boy begins crying uncontrollably as his father carries him off.

The fans yell curses and insults at Vince as he rolls into the ring, raises both arms above his head, "You Love Me!" and revels in the jeers that are sent his way in return.

As Ruruoni undresses and hands the sickle over to the GHW attendant, Vegas sees an opportunity to strike. Not bothering to wait for Jack Tracks, Vegas charges an unsuspecting Rurourni from behind knocking him face first into the turnbuckles.

TBCB: Jack or Ruruoni

[Jack Tracks]

Even though it seemed that the action had already begun, someone in the production truck decided that it was still worth going through the whole song and dance for Jack Tracks' entrance, as the lights shift, and "Don't Stop Me Now" by Queen hits the speakers.



But since the action had already started, Tracks doesn't go through his usual routine, instead blasting right out of the gate...only to have to put on the brakes, as it seems someone has left popcorn all over the ramp! Curious, Jack picks up the remaining bag, and looks in to see that, fortunately, half of it was still intact. Tracks shuffles the popcorn around a bit, takes a few kernels, then looks around for the popcorn's owner. But, it seems that the kid and his dad have left. So instead, Tracks raises the bag above his head, shouting to the audience who'd like a freebie?

Seems that one of the kids' friends who came with was there, and Tracks tosses the bag over, getting some nice cheers from those looking at him instead of the ring, before he charges the squared circle once again, tossing his jacket to one of the camera men, just before sliding under the bottom rope.

(OOC: This still just counts as being part of the entrance, yes?)

[Rurouni]

Vegas is unaware of Tracks who has entered the ring, Vegas grabs Ruroni around the waist but is met with a kick between the legs that cause him to double over as he lets go, Tracks see's his time and he runs across the ring as Vegas turns arounds and is caught in a three quarter facelock that see's Tracks hit an RKO. The fans cheer as Tracks stands up but the cheer ends as Rurouni quickly locks in a half nelson and lifts Tracks up into the air as he leans back, before dropping him with a sickening thud on the back of his head, neck, and shoulders. The crowd kind of winches as Tracks flips over from the force and lands face down. Rurouni smiles as he reaches down to grab Vegas by the hair and stand him to his feet but gets surprised when Vegas slaps the arm away, drives a boot into the gut of Rurouni, stunning him enough for Vegas to wrap his right arm around the neck of Rurouni and then fall to the mat backwards, driving the crown of Rurouni's head into the mat with a thud. Vegas stands to his feet and smiles as he plays to crowd who boo him unmercifully.

Collins:Talk about action right out of the gate. Vegas appears to be the one on top of his game as he is the only standing after that quick exchange of moves, you have to wonder though if Tracks is alright after the force with which he impacted the mat. I mean I did forget how brutal that half nelson suplex was of Rurouni's.

Mulligan:Bah the match is just starting, It was a sneaky underhanded move by Vegas but I like it, it shows that Vegas is a man of opportunity, and being opportunistic is not a bad thing. It can get you really far in life.

As Rurouni gets back up Vegas grabs his arm and back and sends him into the ropes. Vegas ducks down and is met by a kick from The Wandering Samurai to the chest who telegraphed the move. Rurouni then grabs Vegas by the arm and putting his other hand on the back of Vegas sends him into the nearside ropes and ducks down low catching Vegas on the come back with a back body drop that gets high elevation causing Vegas to put his hand on his lower back as he sits up and then rolls to a standing position. Both men charge at each other again locking up in a collar and elbow tie up jockeying for position. Rurouni gets the strength advantage and is seen slowly pushing Vegas towards the turnbuckles. Rurouni continues to hold Vegas in the turnbuckle not letting go, Tracks is seen slowly getting to his feet and shaking out the cobwebs trying to get his bearings. He looks over at the corner where Rurouni is holding Vegas against the turnbuckle as the ref comes over to admonish to Rurouni to let go. Rurouni continues to hold Jack in the corner unaware that Tracks has made it to his feet. Tracks gets a full head of steam as he runs over towards Rurouni and Vegas in the corner, the ref steps back just in time as Tracks hits an avalance splash on both Rurouni and Vegas crushing them together against the turnbuckle. Rurouni lets go and falls to the mat, as Vegas also falls forward his head hitting the groin of Rurouni, causing the men in the audience to winch as they watch Rurouni sit up grab his junk and then fall to the mat doubled over in pain.

Tracks picks up Vegas and sends him to the outside through the second and third ropes with a thud. Tracks then bends down and picks up Rurouni and throws him to the outside the same way causing Rurouni to land next to Vegas. Tracks waits several seconds for both superstars on the outside to slowly try and get to there feet, which then see's him run across the ring to bounce off the far ropes. Tracks though stops short and slides outside under the bottom ring rope and grabs Rurouni whipping him nearside into the steel barricade, which moves several inches due to the force of the impact. Tracks grabs Vegas by the back of head and holds him as he walks towards the ring post, where he proceeds to ram Vegas's head off it, the sound making a dull thud. The ref has gotten to the far side and has begun the standard 10 count. Tracks bends down and picks up Vegas by the head standing him to his feet before rolling him back into the ring. Tracks proceeds to slide back into the ring and bends down again to pick up Vegas by the back of his head standing him to his feet. Tracks leans into Vegas pressing the both of them against the ropes, before then pulling back and whipping Vegas across the ring to the far ropes, Tracks follows right behind and as Vegas bounces off the ropes he is met with a spinning heel kick that see's Vegas almost spun around before falling to the mat. Tracks quick to capitalize, grabs the left arm bending it back unnaturally, which causes Vegas to start screaming in pain from the reverse arm lock.

Collins:Rurouni is still on the outside, and has yet to recover but listen to the Vegas scream as Tracks is trying to break the arm, I don't think arms are supposed to bend that way.

Mulligan:Tracks is being smart he is trying to end the match quickly while he can, because I think he knows that the longer this match goes the less of a chance he has of winning.

The ref is down on the mat asking Vegas if he wants to quit, and Vegas is heard yelling no. Rurouni makes his way up to his feet and slowly walks around the ring to the side where Vegas and Tracks are, he climbs onto the apron and grabs the top rope, pulling down he launches himself up into the ring turning his body side ways so that he lands across both men with a splash. This causes Tracks to let go, and Vegas to stop screaming. Rurouni gets to his feet and siezing the advantage bends down and picks up Tracks who is the fresher of the two, the two trade blows back and forth several times but that is put to an end when Rurouni ducks under, does a go behind wrapping his arms around the waist of Tracks, spinning his body as he lifts Tracks up into the air, leaning backwards arching his back, as Tracks hits the mat once again this time from a spinning reverse suplex. The fans are heard cheering for the action that is taking place in the ring, as it would appear that the pace is picking up. Ruroni is quick to his feet and bends down picking up Vegas who is still holding his arm while laying on the ground. Rurouni stands Vegas to his feet and tosses him to the outside causing him to land hard to the concrete and roll several times. Rurouni then picks up the stunned Tracks and proceeds to toss him to the outside of the ring, causing him to hit the concrete and roll several times, Rurouni not waiting runs towards the far ropes turning so that his back hits the ropes to give him some added spring as he runs towards the otherside where both Tracks and Vegas are seen slowly getting to there feet. They both look up and they have the deer in headlight look in there eyes as Rurouni launched himself to the outside with a spinning corkscrew plancha, that seems him land on both men causing all three to crash to the outside as the fans erupt into a monstrous cheer.

Collins:Damn! Did you see that??? Rurouni with a spinning corkscrew plancha on both Tracks and Vegas. Listen to the fans cheer.

Mulligan:That was pretty impressive but all that accomplished was leaving everyone on the outside after the beautiful display of carnage we saw when they were all going at it.

All three men are laying in a small heap on the outside of the ring, as the ref runs over and begins to make the ten count.

TBC

["Vicious" Vince Vegas]

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2...

3...

4...

Rurouni is the first of the three men to show signs of life by slowly getting to his feet. The Boston faithful at GHW arena, at first unsure of returning Rurouni,wondering if he could recapture his former glory, begin to show some respect after an impressive maneuver with scattered applause and a few of the more intoxicated fans start chanting "This is Awesome", which doesn't quite catch on. Nevertheless, The wandering samurai, uncaring of fan support, rolls into the ring and quickly back out, resetting the count. He heads over to Tracks, picks him up by his luscious blonde locks, leans him up against the barrier and lands a few blows to soften him up. Rurouni then latches onto Jack's wrist and catapults him with an irish whip into the unforgiving steel ring post. The King of the Road falls to the floor, holding his head with both hands. Rurouni smirks toward Tracks for just a moment, enjoying the suffering of his opponent, before turning his attention toward "Vicious" Vince Vegas, just now getting to his feet after corkscrew plancha. Time to teach poor Vince a lesson for striking before the bell.

The Japanese superstar moves fast on his feet toward a recovering Vince Vegas, with thoughts of a Yakuza kick running through his head, like sugarplums run through the mind a child on Christmas eve. But Vince, perhaps more coherent than letting on, quickly sidesteps the kick, leaving Rurouni's foot to crash into the steel barrier containing the hardcore GHW fans in the front row from the action. Vince quickly rolls into back into the squared circle as The Wandering Samurai holds his foot in pain.

With both Tracks and Rurouni on the outside Vince takes the opportunity to play to the crowd. He begins jumping up and down, raising his arms above his head, as if moving out of the way the kick had been an impressive feat. Vince looks out toward Rurouni, and begins tapping his finger against his head before pulling the corners of his of his eyes tight with his index fingers causing his eyes to take on an Asiatic slant.

Me so Sawwy!

Take that Ravioli!


The crowd responds with a mixed reaction of "Boo's" and guilty laughter at the racially intolerant gesture. The "Vicious" One begins to strut from one end of the ring to the other as if he were the one and only "Double J".


Hey Fuzz, Do you know how to spell Vince Vegas?


Of course I do Al. V-I-N...

Wrong again Dumbass! J-E-Double F- J-A-Double R-E-Double T!

That's got to be some kind of copyright infringement!

To his surprise, as Vegas finishes the strut with the patented double peace sign into the air, the crowd responds with a chorus of loud cheers. Unfortunately, Vince in unaware that the exuberance of the fans is not directed toward him, but, for Jack Tracks who has rolled into the ring behind Vegas, who is much too involved in his own showboating to notice. Tracks waits for Vince to turn around, and as he does he hits him with a swinging neckbreaker, sending Vegas to the mat. Jack bounces off the ropes, mockingly does a strut of his own before dropping a leg across the neck of The Star of the Show. Tracks pins Vegas, hooks one leg and waits for the referee to count.

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2...

While the referee is counting, Rurouni limps back into the ring, provoked by the offensive gesture made by Vince, and breaks up the pin by pulling Jack off of Vince by his leg. Rurouni quickly jumps on top of Vince.

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Jack, unimpressed by the sickle wielding superstar's attempt to capitalize on his handy work, pulls Rurouni off of Vince. The wandering Samurai and The King of the Road stand toe to toe, both of their mouths moving. Although their voices inaudible to the camera, their body language and facial expressions clearly show the two are having a disagreement. The push their foreheads together and make their best "tough guy" faces as tensions boil over.


Business is about to pick up! These two clearly don't agree on much, and it looks like they are about to settle their differences right here in Boston!

It's about time.

TBC...

[Jack Tracks]

Reserving this spot, but I think I'll end up needing an extension. I'm going to be busy today, with it being my birthday and all!