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Greetings, once again, one and all, to the conclusion of APWA Banknotes In a Briefcase. Brought to you by the F&J Network. And welcome to the Main Even of the night! This promises to be a complete barnburner as 8 of the roughest, toughest, and let's face it, most insane men to ever step foot in the squared circle, compete for $100,000 in the XHW Banknotes In a Briefcase match. In what has to be, in this Broadcast Journalist's mind, the single greatest travesty of justice since my third ex-wife stole my house, my car and _MY_ dog! Kid Fabulous was robbed of $100,000 by that sneaky little sunovabitch Rikki Rock! This was an outrage to me, and to everyone with enough sense to agree with me! If I were in Kid Fabulous' boots I would march straight into F&J Network headquarters and ask, no, I would _DEMAND,_ that Rikki Rock's winnings be confiscated! This was utter robbery!!!!! How did that bastard mana... ... ... what? What do you mean we're still on the air? WHY DIDN'T YOU TELL ME SOONER?!? YOU USELESS LITTLE... Ahem: Once again I apologize to all the viewers out there on the F&J Network. I seem to have let a combination of exhaustion, and stress get the better of my professionalism. As I was saying, Rikki Rick was the winner of tonight's Main Event and the recipient of the $100,000 stored in the XHW Banknotes In a Briefcase. This concludes, on a low note, APWA Banknotes In a Briefcase. Presented by the F&J Network. If you liked what you saw, or even if you just liked my, unflinching journalistic integrity, and post match commentary, consider subscribing to the F&J Network. For the low, low price of $4.99 a month for the first two months, you can get access to every match, show, and PPV the F&J Multiverse has to offer, live and uncensored. Including exclusive behind-the-scene interviews as well as limited time offers that only subscribers will be privy to. That's just $4.99 a month for the first two months folks. Subscribe the the F&J Network today!

Welcome back to APWA Banknotes In a Briefcase! Presented by the F&J Network! The forth match of the night was a clash between Rex Phoenix, of the Heebit Family, going mano-e-mano against "The Dragon Slayer" Cole Quinn for $100,000 in the official APWA Banknotes In a Briefcase match. Throughout this match I could tell Pops Heebit was absolutely salivating over the possibility of $100,000 in the pocket of Rex Phoenix, and by extension, in the pocket of Pops himself. So you all can imaging how crushing of a blow it was when Cole Quinn, against all odds, got his grubby little hangs on Pops' money! Cole might call himself the Dragon Slayer but if he's not careful, it could be him that is, figuratively, slain in the near future. Take my advice Quinn, enjoy all that cash while you can, pal, before the Heebit Family come to collect it from you, with interest. The penultimate match of the night is actually something of a Dream Match, for long time fans of the F&J Network. As long time veteran, Dakota James takes on the man who has been his nemesis for many years, the "All American" Butch Magurk, for the XHW Television Championship! After a marathon of a match, that tested the stamina, will, and intestinal fortitude of both men, Dakota James achieved his childhood dream and raised the XHW Television Championship above his head in victory! I've known Dakota James since he was a baby and I can tell you all, with no hesitation, this win was a culmination of an entire ocean of blood, sweat, and tears. And even I, a consummate professional, with over 40 years of in-ring and broadcast experience, cannot help but smile, as tears come to my eyes, as little Cody raises that belt in triumph. Ahem...I apologize for my unprofessional behavior, ladies & gentlemen. It won't happen again. This, sadly concludes part 2 of APWA Banknotes In a Briefcase. Presented by the F&J Network. Stay tuned for the conclusion of this combat sports extravaganza. After a brief intermission we bring you the Main Event of the night, the XHW Banknotes In a Briefcase match! And please, take this opportunity to subscribe to the F&J Network for every show, event, PPV, match the F&J Multiverse has to offer. Only $4.99 a month for the first two months!

Good evening ladies & gentlemen, and welcome to APWA Banknotes In a Briefcase! Presented by the F&J Network. While I'm sure all of you APWA faithful know exactly what a Banknotes In a Briefcase Match is, for all you new fans out there, allow me to explain. Instead of a guaranteed contract for a match with a champion of your choosing, like other organizations do things, here in the APWA, the competitor who retrieves the briefcase not only wins the match, they also receive $100,000 in cash within the briefcase! That's correct folks, each of APWA''s Briefcases contains $100,000 worth of Banknotes for the winner to enjoy! Now that everybody understands what, exactly, is at stake. Let's ring the bell and begin this combat entertainment extravaganza! Our opening clash, pitted 8 of Lucha Mundo's finest gladiators against one another, in what can only be described as riotous violence. The Nightmaster seemed to have things well under control in the early stages of this mayhem and appeared, to the eyes of this broadcast journalist, to have the Briefcase all but won, but, it was Lucha Mundo veteran and fan favorite, El Dorado that finally claimed the prize! Having been in a few multi-man matches myself, I can tell you from firsthand experience just how difficult it is, to even fight in this kind of environment. Let alone set up a 20' ladder, climb it, and undo the shackles of a briefcase hanging from a cable suspended from above. My hat's off to El Dorado, and I hope he enjoys his $100,000 bonus! The next contest was the LCW B.i.B. match, which saw the plucky underdog, Dakota Whitehawk risk life and limb against the always dangerous personage of Riley Joness. I honestly think this match was about more than just the Banknotes for these two. In all my years, I can't recall ever witnessing a more brutal, bloody, barbaric, and seemingly personal, brawl between two people. In the end though, it was the proverbial "David" of Dakota Whitehawk who prevailed over Riley Joness. My suggestion to Dakota, would be to use her newfound wealth to take a long vacation. If I were her, I would _not_ want to be in the same building as Riley Joness for a long time. The next match of the evening was a title match between rookie sensation "The Ace" Alex Storm, coming face-to-face, or in this case, face-to-chest, with APWA International Champion, Big Raymond Dallas. Ladies & gentlemen, it's often been said, "It's not the Size of the Dog in the Fight, but the Size of the Fight in the Dog.", but in this match, I don't think there would have been enough fight in 2 Alex Storms to overcome the sheer size and power of the, still reigning, APWA International Champion, Raymond Dallas. This was a beating from bell to bell. Don't get me wrong, for a rookie, Alex Storm did everything he could, and then some. Even going as far as kicking out of Dallas' finishing move the Lone Star Crash! But in the end, it was Raymond Dallas that had his hand raised in victory. Everything bigger in Texas and in this match bigger was definitely better. This concludes part 1 of APWA Banknotes In a Briefcase. Presented by the F&J Network. We will now have a brief intermission before we resume with all the action. So grab some snacks and drinks, utilize the restrooms if necessary, Subscribe to the F&J Network for only $4.99 per month for the first two months. Just be sure to return for the start of the Heebit Family's own Rex Phoenix, battles Cole Quinn for the $100,000 prize in part 2 of APWA Banknotes In a Briefcase! Presented by the F&J Network!

Welcome to the conclusion of XHW Hardcore Friday Night! After a, intense match that could have ended at any time, in any way, it was the current XHW World Champion, Guy Leduc who finally emerged triumphant! The Playa put up one hell of a fight but Guy proved to the XHW faithful, why he's the man who wears the Hardcore Crown!

Well, well, well. Here we are, once again, for another week of extreme action here at XHW Hardcore Friday Night. The night began as Oni took on the reigning XHW Women's Champion Nikki Violence in a non-title match. Oni fought like her demonic namesake but all the diabolical powers at her disposal were not enough to topple the current queen of XHW, as the hand of Nikki Violence was raised in victory. Nikki has been on a rampage lately, taking on all comers, as she continues to dominate her XHW competition. Next, in what I can only describe as a cowardly attack by Laki Fatu, as he attempted to exact some measure of revenge against The Beast for the brutal beating Laki received last week when he open his mouth and ELE inserted their feet into it. The two behemoths pummeled and smashed their way all across the arena. The two continued to brawl even as Dakota James and Ozzy Thunder were dragging into the fracas. In the end it was The Beast who emerged, battered and bruised, as the last man standing. We'll see if Laki fatu has learned enough of a lesson this time or if he still needs to be taught respect and humility. In our 2nd, sanctioned, match of the evening, Rikki Rock & Chick take on the All American Couple, Amanda Lawrence-Magurk & Butch Magurk. In what I can only describe as a shocking upset, it was Rikki & Chick who had their hands raised in victory when Chick managed to get the pinfall over Amanda. Folks, if you look in the dictionary un the word _"lucky",_ you'll see a picture of Rikki Rock & Chick, because, in the opinion of this broadcask journalist, that's the only way the two of them keep scoring these wins. But mark my words, their luck wiil end eventually and when it does I hope I'm there to see it. And if _you_ want to see the end of Rikki Rock & Chick's lucky streak, subscribe to the F&J Network! For just $4.99 for the first two months, you gain access to exclusive content from behind the scenes of XHW, including all the footage the TV executives refuse to air. You can also watch every live show and PPV, the F&J Multiverse puts out. Subscribe today! The next match pitted Riley Joness, representing the House of Hardcore, against Team Fabulous' own Bridgette. In what must have seemed like the longes fight of her life, Riley Joness overcame the numbers game and made the House of Hardcore proud by claiming victory. I don't need to tell you just how much of a shock this loss was to Team Fabulous and how much of a reckoning the House of Hardcore will receive in retaliation. The Main Event of the night began with the return of one of XHW's OGs, The Playa! As he took on the current XHW World Champion, Guy Leduc, in a non-title match. Regretfully, ladies and gentlemen, the match was cut short due to time, and the conclusion of this epic confrontation will have to be aired on this week's episode on F&J Network Rewind. Of course those watching Hardcore Friday Night on the F&J Network itself, saw the entirety of our Main Event as it aired. And if you want that same privilege, be sure to subscribe to the F&J Network yourself and never miss any of the action and excitement of XHW Hardcore Friday Night ever again. $7.99 a month gets you everything the F&J Multiverse has to offer. Live shows in their entirety, PPV access, exclusive behind the scenes content and more. Even better, new customers pay only $4.99 a month for the first two months. The F&J Network, the best thing to happen to combat sports since the Roman gladiators fought in the Colosseum!

Greetings one and all and welcome to this weeks Lucha Mundo! The Lucha Dome popped off early as the newly crowned Triple Crown Champion, El Pollo Loco, engages in a non-title match against relative newcomer Loto Alpha. And, in what can only be described as the upset of the year, Lobo managed to get one over on Loco. I can't say for sure what this win will do to the current list of Triple Crown contenders. But in this broadcast journalist's opinion, Lobo Alpha just skyrocketed to the top of that list. The 2nd match of the evening pitted the team of high flying fan favorites, El Dorado & Aero Boy against the reigning Lucha Mundo Tag Team Champions, Vatos Locos in a brutal Tables Match. A lot of people have some really strong opinions about Chato & Mystico as of late and to those people I say; It's not how you keep your titles that matters. All that matters is tht you keep your titles! El Dorado & Aero Boy may have utilized all the tricks in their arsenal tonight but, it was Vatos Locos' hands that were raised in victory. In out penultimate match, two of Lucha Mundo's Japanese imports, Dragon and Kobayashi Yamamoto decided the Lucha Dome wasn't big enough for the two of them. After a promising start with both competitors unleashing both technical precision and high flying acrobatics on one another, this match ended in, what some would describe as, a non-finish, when Kobayashi Yamamoto found himself outside the ring as the referee counted to 10. Some would call that a disappointing finish but, I say it's all part of the entertaining sport of professional wrestling! Finally, in our Mian Event, two of the roughest, toughest, combatants to even grace the Lucha Dome with their presents decided to test each other, as The Torpedo faced Muerto in a non-title match. After a brutal, bloody brawl, it was The Torpedo who emerged victorious, cementing his place as the new #1 contender for the Lucha Mundo Championship. I don't know how Muerto lost this match but I do know, I wouldn't want to be in The Torpedo's boots in the coming weeks. I get the feeling, by the time Muerto is done with him, The Torpedo is going to wish he stayed home tonight. That concludes another exciting week of Lucha Mundo! I hope you had a good time watching, and if you did, and want to see more exciting action, consider subscribing to the F&J Network. The premiere place for all things Lucha Mundo, as well as everything the F&J Multiverse has to offer. Live shows, PPVs, exclusive behind the scenes interviews and segments too controversial for television broadcast. All this, and more, for the low, low price of $7.99 a month. Only $4.99 a month for the first two months, for new subscribers!

Damn it i want to see that interview now lol!

Hello, ladies & gentlemen and welcome to LCW Ladies Night! Highlighting the absolute Best of the Best in Women's professional wrestling! Tonight's opening bout pitted Dakota Whitehawk, still riding high on her victory over Team Fabulous, against LCW newcomer Diana Gage. In, what I can only describe as an exquisite exhibition, of excellence in execution, Diana Gage clipped Whitehawk's wings and handed her, her first loss. We'll see if Dakota Whitehawn can handle defeat as readily as she handled victory. Our 2nd match, a Tornado Tag Match, for the LCW Women's Tag Team Championship, saw the champions, Sue Cho & Brittney Montana, take on, and overcome, the team of Pranavi Devi & Lakshmi Shahaji, Shangri-La. If Shangri-La thought they were going to just stroll into the LCW Colosseum and walk out with the LCW Women's Tag titles, the current champions, Sue Cho & Brittney Montana soon disillusioned them of that notion! The LCW women are fierce competitors and Cho & Montana taught Devi & Shahaji just how tough the squared circle can be. Next, Nikki Violence, once again, lived up to her name and administered a clinical dismantling of Sakoto. Nikki seemed to be one step ahead of Sakoto at every turn and put her away handily. Some of you out there on your couches are saying "But, Sakoto had her foot on the ropes at the end!". Well, I say to you, if the ref didn't see it, it didn't happen! And if the boot were on the other foot, and Nikki lost in the same way, none of you armchair referees would have anything to say. So shut your collective pie-holes, and enjoy the show! Lastly, in our Main Event, Malice shocked the world and proved beyond all doubt that anything can happen on Ladies Night. When she emerged victorious against everyone's favorite, now former, LCW Intercontinental Champion, Amanda Lawrence-Magurk! Malice was ready for everything Amanda threw at her and then some! She earned that victory and she earned her place in LCW history as the new LCW Intercontinental Champion! I had the pleasure of interviewing the new Intercontinental Champion, and if you want to see that interview, along with everything else that happens behind the scenes on Ladies Night, be sure to subscribe to the F&J Network! Subscriptions start at only $4.99 a month for the first two months, for new customers.

Greeting one and all! And welcome to APWA Battlezone! Tonight we bring you a quartet of matches that showcase the best and brightest APWA has to offer. We began the festivities with a 1v1 between Dragon Slayer, Cole Quinn and Jackson Kodiak, accompanied, as usual, by Pops Heebit and the Heebit Family. Quinn came into this match with all the heart and determination in the world but, he just couldn't overcome the odds as Jackson Kodiak picked up the pinfall and the win. I'm sure Pops is a lot happier with his Family tonight than he was last week, and I'm sure we haven't seen the last of the Dragon Slayer. Next on the card we saw history being made! As Decible A.D., Riot & Blayze, dethroned King Maui & BGK to become the new APWA Tag Team Champions! Both teams fought like their lives were on the line out there and, even though Maui & BGK lost their titles tonight, they're not going to simply walk away without an attempt at retribution. Mark my words folks, this feud has only just begun! In our 3rd match Prince Ahmed locked horns with Romeo Star. Ahmed claimed he had something to prove here tonight and he did just that. Romeo fought hard, and he fought well but the Prince was able to throw Romeo off his game just enough to take away a victory. I foresee big things in both of these young men's futures! Finally, in the Main Event of the evening, Raymond Dallas successfully defended his APWA Intercontinental Championship against Chris Danger. Danger brought out every trick he knew but, when the final bell tolled, Raymond Dallas, the Big Texan, stood victorious! Thus concludes another week of APWA Battlezone! I hope you enjoyed it, ladies & gentlemen. If so, I suggest you check out the F&J Network. At $7.99 a month it's the easiest way to stay current with all the action and behind the scenes news of, not only APWA Battlezone but, the entirety of the F&J Network Multiverse. Only $7.99 month! Plus, new subscribers pay only $4.99 a month for the first two months!

Welcome to the F& Network! And welcome to the unedited, uncensored Casket Match between XHW Women's Champion, Oni and the challenger Nikki Violence. In an outcome, I don't think anyone saw coming, the XHW Women's Champion could not overcome the sheer brutality and overwhelming offensive onslaught of Nikki Violence, and we have a newly crowned champion! This match might be over, but I know deep down, these two women are only just getting started shortening each other's careers!

I hope you're ready to start your Friday Night off with a bang! As Phil Graves takes on XHW OG, Leslie Smalls. These two gladiators punished each other in ways too gruesome for me to describe. In the end, the youth and resiliency of Phil Graves was not enough to overcome experience and treachery, and the arm of Leslie Smalls was raised in victory. Next, the XHW faithful were witness to a royal beatdown. As The Queen of Chaos, Nix proved her superiority over fan favorite Piper Evans. The crowd may not like Nix, but they damn well better respect her and the effort she puts forth every week within the XHW Arena because, as this victory proves, The Queen of Chaos isn't going anywhere, anytime soon! The 3rd match of the evening brought about the return of those despicable SOBs, Dakota James and Mad Matt Machado, as they took on "The All American" Butch Magurk and his partner, Hagan Gibson for the XHW Tag Team Championships. The champions took advantage of every opportunity they could find and exploited every weakness they saw in order to emerge victorious in, what was definitely, a career defining match. Hat's off the the SOBs for leaving their blood, sweat, and tears in the ring tonight, but in the end Magurk and Gibson proved too much for them to take. Ladies and Gentlemen, I don't know what Laki Fatu was thinking when he issued an open challenge to the entire APWA roster but, whatever it was, I'm 100% _CERTAIN_ he regrets it, as the Legendary ELE, Kid Fabulous & The Beast, not only accepted Laki's challenge, they shoved it down his throat! Never, in all my years as a broadcast journalist, have I seen a more methodical, thorough, or comprehensive dismantling of a human being than what happened to Laki Fatu tonight! The lesson here folks? Don't ever, _EVER_ issue a challenge on XHW Hardcore Friday Night, unless you are prepared to face the consequences! Unfortunately XHW Hardcore Friday Night's main event, a casket match between Nikki Violence and the XHW Women's Champion, Oni, had to be cut from the TV broadcast, due to the graphic nature of the contest. We here at the F&J Network apologise for any inconvenience. We will be showing a edited version of tonight's main event, tomorrow night, 8pm EST on F&J Network Rewind. If you want the full, unedited version of the match, and believe me, you do, consider subscribing to the F&J Network. At only $7.99 a month it's the best place to see everything there is to see in the F&J Multiverse. New subscribers pay only $4.99 a month for the first two months.

Ladies & Gentlemen! What a night of top notch wrestling we had here on Lucha Mundo! The night began with a clash between two APWA veterans. Chato, of Vatos Locos may have been handed an L by APWA fan favorite, El'Dorado, but he and his partner Mystico will be looking for every opportunity to return the favor when El'Dorado least expects it! The second match pitted Oscar De La Cruz against his long time rival, Christobal Rios in what may have been the greatest contest of skills and wills these two have subjected each other to. I can't say for sure if the enmity these two feel for one another has abated but, one thing's for certain, despit De La Cruz claiming victory, neither he nor Rios were in any condition to celebrate. To stay apprised of both mens condition, and for all other Lucha Mundo news, be sure and subscribe to the F&J Network! New customers pay only $4.99 for the first two months! Tonight's penultimate match pitted the teams of: Santo Rojo, Aero Boy, and Senor Mundo against the potent combination of The Night Master, The Aztec, and Dragon. All six men brought out the best moves in their respective arsenals and all six men needed everything they had in this showcase of agility and brutality. In the end, it was The Night Master who achieved the pin fall and led his team to a hard fought victory! Lastly, in our Main Event, the insane one himself, El Poyo Loco, achieved the impossible! Defying Death itself by defeating Muerto for the Lucha Mundo Triple Crown Championship. Ladies and Gentlemen I don't have to tell you just how momentous this victory was, nor should you underestimate how much of an impact this is going to have upon the the entire Lucha Mundo roster! Mark my words, Death is coming...

This week's episode of LCW Ladies Night began with an International bang! Kairi Tanaka laid an old-school Japanese style whooping on Mexico's own princess of pain, Ludark. While Ludark may have taken a loss tonight, you best believe she's got her sights set on revenge in the near future. Next, Chaotic Crystal Ray was overwhelmed by the sheer dominance of Nikki Violence. Some critics would say Nikki's victory was tainted by her wonton assault upon Crystal Ray after the match was over, but those people have obviously never stepped foot into the squared circle and put it all on the line. Nikki once again, proved her namesake to be true and Crystal paid the price for stepping into her ring. The penultimate match of the evening saw Dakota Whitehawk, obviously call upon some sort of guardian spirit to help her qualify for the ACPW Banknotes in a Briefcase match. Divine intervention is the only way I can think of, for Whitehawk to overcome the insurmountable odds, and defeat Lauren Philips of Team Fabulous! If I know Kid Fabulous, and I'd like to think I do, there will be a reckoning. Mark my words, this isn't anywhere close to being over. Finally, our main event of the evening, a non-title throwdown, displayed the talents of LCW Women's Champion, Kiesha Strong, as she took on, LCW Women's Intercontinental Champion, Amanda Lawrence-Magurk. Despite being the crowd favorite, Amanda Lawrence-Magurk's David, was unable to topple the Goliath that is Keisha Strong. Keisha took Amanda to task and left no doubts in the minds of anyone, as to why she is the LCW Women's Champion!

The APWA tag Team Champions managed to defy the odds and secure a victory over Yukon Gold. I don't know that I want to be in Yukon Gold's shoes once Pops Heebit is done chewing them out. Next we saw Ozone and Kwaku, two young up-and-comers, put themselves through a trial-by-combat, from which Ozone emerged, battered but victorious. You may have seen them elsewhere before but, now, the only place to see them is right here on the F&J Network! Next up, Cole Quinn qualified for the Banknotes In A Briefcase match, by defeating "Bulletproof" Jay Snyder. Both men gave it everything they had, but Quinn came up with that little bit extra and walked away with a win. Finally, after a brutal, bloody fight, Bryan Black puts another notch in his Championship belt by overcoming The Crew's Clod Blood. Mr. Black has proven, even as the APWA World Campion, he's still as competitive as he's ever been. With that, we here at APWA BattleZone wish you a good evening. Be sure to check out the F&J Network for all the latest news, not just from the APWA, but from all F&J brand Combat Sports including access to all F&J PPV events including the up-coming Summer HeatWave, Autumn Survival, New Year's Rumble, and of course Wrestling Mania! New customers pay just $4.99 for the first two months!

Oni, once again, proved her dominance in the ring. Adding another victory to her Championship Reign. While it may seem like Guy LeDuc defeated The Beast in our main event, I can guarantee you The Beast is thinking ahead and conserving his strength for his match at Wrestling Mania.

Ricky Rock and Robbie Roll put on a clinic in the opening bout, leaving everything they had, and then some, in the XHW ring. Nikki Violence very much inflicted violence upon her latest victim, Lady Frye. I think Nikki sent a statement to the the entire company. She's here to chew bubblegum & kick ass, and she hates bubblegum! While I don't know how Kid Fabulous lost that match, but I _DO_ know he's not happy about it. I suspect he's going to have a few things to say and they may have to be censored for the TV broadcast. Lastly, Oni puts her title up for grabs! Unfortunately, due to braking news concerning a vile assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump, XHW Presents: Hardcore Friday Night, was cut short. For those interested in seeing the rest of the show immediately, please consider subscribing to the F&J Network. New customers pay only $4.99 for the first two months. Otherwise we'll be broadcasting the final moments of the XHW Women's Championship match, as well as our main event, tomorrow 8pm EST, on F&J Network Rewind. Join us then!

The evening began with a heartbreaking loss for our Japanese guests but, I'm sure they'll even things up eventually. Somehow, I doubt that even a steel cage match won't satisfy the hatred between de la Cruz and Rios. Management might have to keep those two separate until the next match can be determined, Regardless if it's for his title or not, Muerto proves why he is, and always will be, the Lucha Mundo Champion whether we like it or not. Lastly, the popcorn match ended rather anti-climactically as the final final three eliminations all occurred within 30 seconds of each other. Alas, a mediocre end to what was otherwise a great evening.

Weeeeell the card is subject to change as you know

The ref is on the take!!!!

A very successful show! Plenty of action and lot's of close calls. I would have put the championship match as the main event but, I'm sure whomever the booker is, knows what they're doing.

Why did Yukon Gold get DQ'd?!? I demand that ref's locker and car be searched for a large stack of cash! _IMMEDIATELY!!!!!_

A successful conclusion to a massively successful PPV wrestling extravaganza! Looking forward to more shows in the future.

The Beast's debut to the new season of APWA is a victory at the Multi-versal Sovereign Scuffle? How appropriate! Now to watch the conclusion!

Two "Progressive Battle Royals" done, two more to go! Can't hardly wait!

We have our own network now?!? LMAO! It was nice to see Sexy Star come up from Mexico and join XHW for Hardcore Friday Night, and it was even better for her,when she emerged victorious. It's always a shame to see former best friends fight, let alone when those friends were once one of XHW's greatest tag teams. Personally, I blame Chick! I think someone needs to check The Playa's bank account for recent deposits because it looked like he decided to just leave the ring rather than break up the winning pin. Very odd if you ask me. Kid Fabulous not only proved he's still got what it takes to succeed here in the XHW, he did it with style and finesse...and a perfect elbow drop from the top rope. Finally, Tusk will be having _Nightmares_ about being in the back of an ambulance for quite some time. Overall, a good show, if a little less bloody than XHW Hardcore Fans are used to.

An interesting week here on Lucha Mundo. The face of the brand, Senor Mundo, takes Justin Rotten to task. The Nightmaster, despite outside interference shows The Torpedo "Who's your Master?!?". Fan favorites, Vatos Locos, introduce two Japanese newcomers to the Mundo of Lucha. Finally, Muerto reminds El Dorado, and the XHW Multiverse, why he's the Triple Crown Champion and you're gonna have to muerto _him_ to take it.

Very good show. Lady Magurk acquitted herself well in the open bout. Followed by an excellent Table match. Regretfully, Chick couldn't overcome the numbers game and lost. Finally, Keisha Strong lives up to her namesake, becoming the new LCW Women's Champion.

Very nice! Battle Zone opened strong and ir ended strong with a title change! Truly anything can happen in the XHW!

APWA Halloween Horror continues with more scary good wrestling action as: Riley Kiley, in a stunning upset, defeats Yu Suzuki to become the new APWA Women's Champion. Muerto's hopes for victory were sunk against the Triple Crown Champion, Torpedo, in a non-title match. And in the Main Event, Butch Magurk tapped into the power of 20,000 scraming "Magurk-a-maniacs" to defeat The Nightmaster!

Playa T gave Guy "The Hitman" Leduc a heck of fight but, in the end, it wasn't enough. The Legion of E.L.E. gets the win over Yukon "Ultimate Maniacs" Gold in a hard hitting contest. However, and much to my own surprise, the Match of the Night has to go to "Smalls"quake vs The Under"Tusk"er. Those two left everything they had all over the arena!

Despite a poor opener, Monday Night Danger Zone was a damn good show! The debut of Jean-Paul Dupont(who kind of resembles Dan "The Beast" Severn a bit), new Tag Team champs, and The Beast's reign continues! If we've lerned anything from this episode, it's that Ladder Matches should be 1v1 or 2v2, never 3-Ways.

It appears NightMaster is desirous of a ELE beatdown! It is fitting though, that even in a night with two title changes, Kid Fabulous steals the show!

Two title changes in one night, on the premier episode! What a way to start a new division! Pops is a heel now? Pops "The Brain" Heebit? "You join the Faimily, you go straight to the top! You go against the Family, you're never heard from again!"