The show opens up as Goth's music hits and the owner of the AWA walks out to the arena with Penny Dreadful by his side. The assistant of the Vice President is crying as her mascara has been messed up big time by her cries. Goth demands for a microphone and gets it eventually
Goth: Isn't this a lovely sight? No more Thor Odinson. No more power struggle for my position and a beautiful lady at my side. Now I know that last week her team lost the confrontation that made her go out on a date with Damien, but I decided to wait for that moment. Why rush things when things can be saved for later, for a better time.To make things happy for us all
The crowd boos and calls for Thor Odinson as Goth laughs out loud
Goth: Last week we came to the conclusion that it is for the best of this company that Thor is going to be suspended for a long time. So no match next week at the PPV. No chance for him to get his hands on me and no chance in hell he is going to make me stop abusing my powers in my federation. Wouldn't you agree Penny??
With that Goth walks backstage with Penny Dreadful as the shot goes backstage
font color=silver>The door is slightly ajar as the AWA camera catches Anthony Phoenix standing inside with a telephone attacked to his ear. He is walking around as he talks.
Anthony Phoenix: You hear me...I want this done by next week. That damn Commie won’t get away with this...
Just then Anthony notices that the door is slightly open. He walks over to the door, opens it and sticks his head out. He stares right at the camera, smiles and pulls his head back inside; slamming the door right behind him
Chaos vs. Travis Kahler
The camera's cut to a large dimly lit room somewhere in Providence. There is a raised stage area towards the back with a couple of what look like dancing poles attached to the high ceiling and a host of leather bar stools equally spaced along the wall-length bars either side of it. A glitter-ball can be seen above, glistening in the low lighting that emanates from behind the two bars, it spins slowly.
Duff: Where the hell is this?
Tex: Well, we're supposed to be cutting to the first match of the night, the bar room brawl between "The Monster" that is former AWA Universal Champion Chaos and newcomer "Big Daddy" Travis Kahler... but i don't know where the hell is this..
Duff: Do we have some sort of interview planned first?
Tex: Not that anybody’s told me about... wait a minute, that's Chaos!
The cameraman swings round to catch The Wrestling Machine creeping in through the main doors, ever so slowly, dressed in his usual wrestling attire. He looks utterly confused, as if somebody's playing a practical joke on him. A dull, almost inaudible beat can be heard as if music were being played from across the street. He assesses the room slowly, almost creeping around on tip toes, eying up everything around him twice, sometimes three times. He stumbles across what looks like a message board next to the right hand stretch of the bar which is home to some seemingly old posters. He stops to read one.
Duff: Wait.. wait a minute! They're in a Gay Bar! HAHA! This is a Gay-Bar Room Brawl! The owners of this place are some funny ass bastards, you gotta give 'em that!
Tex: That's MiraBar alright... most definitely not what we were expecting, but it definitely puts a new twist on the whole thing! Chip Long's there too.. this one's a go!
Duff can barely stifle his laughs as Chaos starts to fight back with elbows to the gut of the newcomer, winding him slightly and sending him into retreat momentarily. As Chaos gets to grips with where this match is taking place, he throws Travis down the row of bar stools, sending Travis and three stools crashing to the carpeted floor while a few more stools collapse in a domino effect. The Monster wastes no time in continuing his assault, raining boots of fury in the chest and shoulder of Kahler, giving him no time to recover at all before driving a football punt right into his back. Travis winces in pain and tries to crawl away to regroup. As he does, Chaos checks out the bar... the leather and leopard print upholstery doing nothing to stem his unease. Eventually he reaches over and grabs a short glass and takes aim at Travis' head. He launches it as if he were pitching a baseball, but the glasses smashes merely a couple of inches from it's target, covering the floor in a thousand shards
Tex: THAT was close!
Duff: He nearly took his damn head off!
He tries another glass, this time it smashes off of Travis' back, but doesn't smash. Changing tactics, he grabs one of the bar stalls and stalks his opponent with it. As he raises it above his head ready to slam down across Kahler's back, the rookie launches the unbroken glass in a seemingly random and last ditch direction hoping to catch Chaos... and he does! The glass explodes in the Axiom members face, sending him staggering back into the bar before tripping over the floored bar stools. A large cheer ripples through the inside of the arena
Tex: BINGO WAS HIS NAME-O!
Duff: Lucky shot! But that's gotta hurt! He could be blinded!
Seeing his chance, Travis heads over to Chaos - who is writhing in pain on the floor - and lays the boot in. The cameraman zooms in on The Monsters face and catches several small cuts and broadcasts it to the baying fans
Duff: We got blood already!
Kahler drags Chaos to his feet and slams his head into the bar top several times, each shot bringing a sickening thud of skull on oak. Four times, five times, six times... the fans count up to ten with Travis before he executes the first wrestling move of the match, a power slam onto the bar, laying Chaos out helplessly. He slowly climbs onto the bar as well, leaning over to lay some closed fists into the cut up face of Chaos
Tex: The newcomer showing some grit here!
Duff: ... have you noticed how tight Chip Long's shirt is?
Wasting no time at all, he drags Chaos to his feet and set him up for what looks like a Power Bomb. He tries to pull Chaos up, but he resists. He tries again, but this time Chaos more than resists and with all his effort back drops Kahler onto a collection of glasses and bottles, smashing most of them and spraying beer everywhere. Big Daddy yells out, arching his back in agony. The cameraman once again goes for the close up and finds large shards have pierced Kahler's back, causing four or five streams of blood to flow from the wounds
Duff: This is getting nasty! He's got huge chunks of glass sticking out of his back!
Tex: Who woulda thought it after the start we had!
Duff: D'ya think this kinda thing happens every night?
Tex: I'm sure the gay community can get angry too, Duff...
Catching his breath, Chaos assesses the situation before climbing down to the customer side of the bar and grabbing a hold of his stricken opponent, grinning through his short breaths. He rains some hard forearms across Kahler's chest before dragging him off the bar and down to the carpeted floor with a thump. Kahler winces as the glass is driven a little deeper into his flesh, bringing another sick grin from the face of Chaos. The Monster eyes the double doors on the other side of the stage and decides to go explore, dragging Travis along with him. They get onto the stage itself when Chaos comes face to face with one of the dancing poles. He pauses and his face twists up as an image of what might have happened on that pole flicks through his head. The pause costs him, as Kahler strikes an uncharacteristic and pretty desperate low blow, sending Chaos crumpling to his knee's before he ends up leaning his head against the pole. When he realises, he jumps away, momentarily forgetting that his balls are on fire
Duff: Haha! Chaos looks mortified!
Tex: Kahler could take advantage of Chaos' mental imagery here!
Kahler does go for the pin, but it barely registers at one. Chaos doesn't have time to recover though as Travis pulls one of the large shards out of his back and drags it across Chaos' brow, splitting him right open and bringing a sickening scream fit for a Monster
Tex: Sweet Jesus! This is getting brutal!
Duff: That place is starting to get to them!
Tex: Duff, neither homosexual people nor the places they choose to hang out in are any diffe...!
Duff: But Bill O'Reilly said...
Tex: Bill O'Reilly's a douche bag..
Duff: WHAT?! Bill O's the epitome of morality in this fine country of ours...
Tex: Yeah.. and Mohamed Ali mows my lawn..
Duff: ......... Woah, your lawn must be pretty ben...
Tex: DON'T even go there...
Back to the match and Kahler has taken a leaf out of Chaos' manual an dragged the former Champ through the double doors on the other side of the stage and is not beating his head into the concrete steps that lead upward. The music that could faintly be heard at the beginning of the match is now much louder, but isn't distracting either opponent. Kahler rests on his laurels for too long and allows Chaos to hit a stinging uppercut and they both begin to brawl tiredly up the stairs with Chip Long in tow. Louder the music gets until they reach another set of double doors. The two exchange further blows for a few moments before Chaos gains the upper hand with a boot to the groin and a powerful clothesline that sends Kahler down to the concrete floor with a thud. The two take their time with getting their breath back, the heavy falls beginning to take their toll. Chaos allows Travis to his feet and stalks him intently, looking to charge through him and hopefully put this match to bed. s Kahler turns to face him, Chaos bolts at him... but Kahler moves out of the way in time and Chaos dives head first through the double doors... straight into an incredibly vibrant discotheque. There must be a hundred men and women giving it their all on the dance floor, some dressed down and some more flamboyantly to say the least. Chaos catches a glimpse of a cowboy grinding the pole and covers his eyes
Duff: YOUNG MAN!
Tex: Please, not the YMCA, Duff... quit with the stereotypes
Duff:Come on, i recognise that song anywhere!
Duff shuts his mouth sharply, but Tex has already started laughing at him as Kahler halts Chaos' retreat with a Lou Thesz press and starts pummeling him with rights and lefts, drawing holla's and wolf-whistles from the dancing flock. Kahler laughs along whilst laying in the heavy fists. Quickly seeing an opportunity, he breaks the Lou Thesz and locks in a figure four leg lock tightly. Chip Long starts shouting over the music, asking The Monster if he's ready to quit
Duff: I'd just give it u if i were you, Chaos!
Tex: I bet they have more fun in one night than you'll ever have..
Duff: That's not what Mona said!
Chaos is trying to break free from the hold or at least trying to reverse it with all his might. The leader of the Axiom is trying hard as suddenly he spots a guy dressed as a cop walking by and grabs his nightstick.Chaos then clubbers Kahler with the stick, but the only result it has that it causes Kahler to look on in amazement as he is connected with it.
Duff: What the??
Tex: I guess it isn't what Chaos thought it really was!! It's made out of foam!!
It may have not got the effect of Chaos hurting Kahler, but it sure did get the attention of the newcomer as he slowly loosens the grip just enough for Chaos to turn the hold into a Scorpion Deathlock. Forcing Chip Long to ask Kahler if he wants to submit. But the youngster refuses to give in, this to the enjoyment of everyone in the bar that is looking on while I will survive starts tplaying
Tex: Also a familiar tune?
Duff holds his mouth as the action continues where Kahler breaks free. Both men slowly get to their feet and both men stumble to the bar where they both grab a bottle of Whiskey and blast it across each others faces. Chaos turns around and grabs a bar stool and tries to pull it out of it's hinches and about to swing it over towards Kahler. But the youngster manages to surprise the veteran and spears him in the bar as they both stumble against the bar itself. Chaos drops the barstool as it lands on top of both of them, knocking them out cold as Chip Long starts to use his ten count on both of them
Duff: I somehow am starting to think about that song Murder on the Dance floor. This isn't a murder, but it is surely a chaostrophy!!
Chip Long is at the count of 9 as he reaches to the count of ten and states that this bar room bralw has ended in a draw as both men are out cold. The camera starts to zoom in on both of them as the last song we hear playing is It's raining men before we are heading back to the arena
Winner: Draw
The AWA cameras return from commercial and head backstage. They catch Anthony Phoenix dressed in his wrestling gear as he heads towards the ring. He happens to walk by Travis Kahler, who is also still dressed from his opening match. Anthony stops and stares directly at Travis. Travis squares up towards Anthony and attempts to say something. Anthony only holds his hand up to stop him from talking.
Phoenix: No haven’t you spoken enough. My name is all you can utter when you have spoken about your return here to the AWA. I know that sooner or later you and I will cross paths again and when we do all of other past battles will seem like child's play to what I plan on doing to you then. With the way you’ve ran your mouth, you just want me to make an example of you; just like I’m going to with KGB and to some extent Fang. You see Travis, all you have to do is name the time and place and the rest is as they say up to me: an ass whipping courtesy of your old pal, The King of Controversy; Anthony Phoenix. Now if you’ll excuse me I’ve got a number one contendership to win.
Travis steps to the side as Anthony walks by. The camera pans tightly onto Travis face showing a look of pure animalistic rage as the scene fades out to the ring and the next match.
KGB paced back and forth like a caged lion in his dressing room. He kept checking the clock. Then Cheka walked in.
He looked up at her and relief washed over him and he let a smile creep upon his face.
KGB's smile grew bigger and bigger into a massive grin. Just then there was a knock at the door.
Paige Harris: Mr. KGB, its me, Paige. Is it alright if I come in and ask you a few questions?
KGB looked at the door as Cheka faded into the shadows.
With that Paige and the cameraman walked in.
Paige Harris: I'm fine. Wait, I'm the one who is supposed to be asking the questions.
Paige Harris: So, this week there has been some real nasty words exchanged between you and Anthony Phoenix. Why did this happen and what is the cause of this?
Paige Harris: Hey are you calling me a moron?
Paige Harris: What do you mean?
Paige Harris: What about the four men who were found murdered in the D'Amato warehouse, four men that were seen with you just days before?
Paige Harris: Are you saying you murdered those men as a move in a game?
Paige Harris: No, but ...
Paige Harris: No … But if you didn't then you are saying Phoenix did?
Anthony Phoenix vs. KGB vs. Fang
The crowd is buzzing in anticipation of the next match on the Card, which is a Triple Threat Match pitting Anthony Phoenix and Jonathan FANG Porter, and Dragomir KGB Ketslav against each other, with the winner of the match obtaining the Number One Contender spot for Bill Barnhart and his International Title Belt.
TEX: This will prove to be a very interesting match up Duff. We have Anthony Phoenix, who is new to Asylum Wrestling Alliance and he comes into this match with a record of 0-1-0. Then we have Jonathan FANG Porter who, although he has a very impressive record of 31-28-4, he did lose the Universal Title recently to Hank Henry III and he was barely able to defeat Sterling Rhodes last week. The last participant in this match is Dragomir Ketslav, otherwise known as KGB, who is on a 2-match win streak and he just defeated Bill Barnhart in an epic battle. I have to put my money with KGB on this match.
DUFF: Like you put your money on Sterling Rhodes last week and lost it to me? Uh huh! I am going to go with Anthony Phoenix on this one Tex. I feel he has the wrestling talent and ring presence to get the job done here tonight. Yes, Fang is on a downward trend, and KGB has won two matches in a row, but his win over Bill Barnhart was tainted when he held onto Barnhart's wrestling trunks for leverage to get a cheap victory.
The lights go out in the arena and a single spotlight is aimed at the landing at the top of the entrance ramp. As the music of CHANGE ME by Trae Vedder begins we see Anthony Phoenix appear from behind the backstage partition. He is wearing a hood over his head as he makes his way to the landing at the top of the entrance ramp. He stops on the landing and he is standing in the spotlight with his head down. When the lead singer begins the vocals Phoenix raises his head and removes the hood. He raises his arms in a victory pose and then he reaches his arms out to taunt the crowd. Anthony gets a mostly negative reaction from the crowd at the Dunkin Donuts Arena in Providence, Rhode Island. Phoenix walks down the ramp to the ring as the spotlight follows him. He walks over to the steel ring steps and walks up on to the ring apron. He walks along the ring apron and when he arrives at the mid-point on the ropes he ducks through the ropes and into the ring. Phoenix walks to the middle of the ring, spotlight still focused on him, and he places his arms in an X as the song ends. The lights in the arena come up and the fans get louder in their mostly negative reaction to his arrival in the ring.
STORMY CANYON: Here is our first competitor for this Triple Threat Match, he is from Arlington, Virginia and he stands in at 5 feet 11 inches and he weighs 215 pounds, please give a great Providence welcome to Anthony "THE KING OF CONTROVERSY" Phoenix!!!
The crowd gets even louder with their disapproval of Anthony Phoenix as Stormy Canyon makes her announcement of him. They quiet down as SEVEN DAYS OF THE WOLVES by Nightwish hits the speakers in the arena. The lights in the arena dim and a fog hits the entrance area while a red light causes the fog to have an eerie red glow. As the music continues we see Jonathan Porter step out from the backstage area and he slowly makes his way through the fog until he reaches the landing at the top of the entrance ramp. As he hesitates at the landing area he glares down at the ring where Anthony Phoenix is waiting and then he glances around at the crowd in the arena. The reaction from the crowd is evenly mixed between approval and disapproval but Fang could care less what the fans think of him. We watch as Jonathan Porter slowly makes his way down the ramp toward the ring. When he gets to the ring he glares up into the ring at Anthony Phoenix who glares back at Fang. Porter walks up the ring steps and then he ducks through the ropes and into the ring. He backs into a corner which is opposite from where Anthony Phoenix is located to await his announcement from Stormy Canyon.
STORMY CANYON: Here is our second competitor for this Triple Threat Match. He hails from Long Pond, Pennsylvania. He stands in at 6 feet even and he weighs 220 pounds, please give a warm welcome to Jonathan "FANG" Porter!!!
The crowd gets loud with their mixed, but even, reaction to the announcement of Jonathan Porter. The fans in the arena quiet down when they hear the Russian National Anthem hit the speakers. Although they are still getting adjusted to having KGB in Asylum Wrestling Alliance, they seem to like him when compared to Anthony Phoenix and Jonathan Porter. We see Dragomir Ketslav, otherwise known as KGB, walk out from the backstage area with his companion, Cheka, and they both walk under the TRON, and head straight down the entrance ramp toward the ring. When the pair reaches the ring they both climb up the ring steps and walk along the ring apron. KGB holds the ropes apart for Cheka to step through the ropes and then he follows her into the ring. The pair stand in the middle of the ring and stand at attention as the Russian National Anthem continues to play. Once the Russian National Anthem is done Cheka exits the ring and she takes up residence in a folding metal chair at ringside. KGB rebounds off the ropes a few times and then he takes a position in an open corner to await Stormy Canyon and her announcement of his arrival.
STORMY CANYON: Here is our third, and final, competitor for this Triple Threat Match. He comes from Moscow, Russia, he stand in at 6 feet 2 inches, and he weighs 219 pounds, please give another great Providence, Rhode Island welcome for Dragomir "KGB" Ketslav!!!
Once again the crowd erupts into a mostly favorable reaction for the arrival and announcement of KGB. This appears odd to Fang and Phoenix as they both feel the fans should be honoring them, rather than a Russian import. Referee "Simple" Simon Jones moves to the center of the ring and he motions for the three wrestlers to join him for pre-match instructions.
TEX: As we look at the tale of the tape we notice that this is a match where all three wrestlers are fairly evenly matches when it comes to height and weight.
DUFF: We have Anthony Phoenix at 5 feet 11 inches and 215 pounds but he appears to be a solid as granite. Then we have Jonathan Porter at 6 feet even and 220 pounds. Finally we have KGB at 6 feet 2 inches and 219 pounds. At least in the weight category there is really no advantage for any wrestler. The only small advantage once could pick out of this would be that KGB is 2 inches taller than Fang and 3 inches taller than Anthony Phoenix.
TEX: That 2 to 3 inches of height can be a key factor when trying to gain leverage and an advantage in the match.
DUFF: Just like the height and weight advantage was a major advantage to Sterling Rhodes over Jonathan Porter last week? Did you already forget that Sterling Rhodes lost to Fang last week?
TEX: No, I didn't forget that fact. I am just saying...
DUFF: ...Saying that you don't know Jack when it comes to evaluating how a match might turn out because you are basing it more on size and weight than on actual wrestling ability. Let's just focus on the match as I am sick of having to correct your erroneous statements all the time.
Referee Simon Jones has the three wrestlers near to him. He informs them that this is a Standard Rules match and that means no cheating and he goes one step further to warn them that if they take the match outside the ring and it starts getting violent that he has no hesitation to call a three-way disqualification and call the match a Draw. Jones reminds the three wrestlers that the winner of this match is decided by a pin fall, or a submission, by count-out, or disqualification of the other two wrestlers. Finally Referee Jones informs the three wrestlers that whoever is declared the winner of this match will also obtain the Number One Contendership for the International Title currently held by Bill Barnhart. Referee Simon Jones checks each wrestler’s attire and wrestling boots to ensure there are no foreign objects and then he instructs the wrestlers to go to a corner and to await the Timekeeper's bell to officially start the match. Each wrestler goes to a corner and the three wait for the Timekeeper to ring the bell.
TEX: I am sticking with my prediction that KGB will easily win this match and then move on to take out Bill Barnhart to obtain the International Title Belt. Of course when KGB accomplishes winning the International Title then he will be required to drop the Television Title Belt.
DUFF: That is not an issue with Bill Barnhart. Bill has already stated that he wants to obtain the Television Title, the Tag Team Titles, and the Universal Title, before this year's Award Ceremony, so that he can be crowned as a two-time Grand Slam Achiever.
TEX: So you are going to already claim that when KGB wins tonight, and then he takes on and defeats Bill Barnhart for the International Title, that it will be another tainted victory for KGB because, as you claim, Barnhart is just going to deliberately lose and hand him the International Title just so he can move on and obtain his second Grand Slam Award?
DUFF: That was very well stated Tex. It eliminates the need for me to give an explanation. No, Bill Barnhart never takes a dive just to drop a Title Belt so he can move on to other things. Bill always gives his full effort in any match. I will be the first one to admit KGB was the better wrestler should he manage to win here tonight and then if he manages to defeat Barnhart for the International Title Belt.
Referee Simon Jones walks over to the side of the ring where the Timekeeper is located. He requests the Timekeeper ring the bell to start the match. The Timekeeper rings the bell and this match is officially underway. All three wrestlers quickly run at each other and they meet in the center of the ring. Anthony Phoenix is the first to reach out and work on gaining an advantage by grabbing the heads of KGB and Fang and, in a move which would make Moe of The Three Stooges proud, he bonks their heads together. Fang quickly recovers and he grabs the heads of Phoenix and KGB and knocks their heads together. KGB, not to be out-done, reaches out and grabs the heads of Jonathan and Anthony and he bonks their heads together. We then watch as KGB hits a Russian Leg Sweep on both Jonathan Porter and Anthony Phoenix dropping both hard to the mat.
TEX: What a great Russian Leg Sweep!
DUFF: How in the world would you know that was a Russian Leg Sweep?
TEX: Because, Duff, Dragomir Ketslav is Russian!
DUFF: OH MY GAWD! THIS IS GONNA BE A VERY LONG NIGHT!
KGB takes quick advantage in the match by leaping on top of Jonathan Porter and going for an early pin. He has the legs firmly hooked and Referee Simon Jones quickly gets into position and goes for the count. ONE...TWO... and the pin is broken up as Anthony Phoenix slams a boot into the head of KGB causing him to let go of Fang and the pinning combination. Dragomir rolls over to the ropes and since he has part of his body under the ropes Referee Jones informs Phoenix that he needs to back off and allow KGB time to return inside the ring. Due to the Referee's request Phoenix turns his attention to Fang instead. Anthony walks over and drops an elbow across the chest of Fang. He then gets up and hits a leg drop across the throat of Jonathan Porter. With this advantage Anthony Phoenix drops on top of Porter and he hooks the legs for the pin. Referee Jones is still temporarily focused on KGB as he is extracting himself from the ropes. In the process Dragomir is now on standing on the ring apron. Referee Simon Jones finally realized that there is another pin attempt taking place inside the ring so he walks over, gets into position, checks the shoulders of Fang to ensure they are down on the mat, and once satisfied that they are, he finally starts the pinfall count. KGB sees what is happening and he quickly runs to the corner turnbuckle and leaps up on the top rope. ONE... he sees the hand of Simon Jones drop a second time for a two count. TWO... the hand of Referee Jones is back into the air and he is about to bring it down for a three count when KGB leaps off the top rope and lands hard on the back of Anthony Phoenix. This breaks the Referee's count just as his hand was half way down to the three count. Simon Jones stands up and indicates to the crowd it was only a two-and-a-half count and that the match continues.
DUFF: Dammit! Phoenix had the win there. If Referee Jones wasn't so distracted by watching KGB remove himself from the ropes he could have counted to twenty on that pinfall! What a travesty of wrestling!
TEX: I didn't see you this upset when KGB had a clear pinfall victory over Jonathan Porter when Anthony Phoenix put a boot to the back of head to knock him out of a win. Are we being a bit biased here Duff?
DUFF: Hell yeah I'm biased! I am not afraid to admit it like some people around here!
Phoenix is obviously hurt by the hard blow he just received from the high-flying KGB. It appears as if Dragomir was also hurt during the landing as both he and Anthony Phoenix are flat on their backs on the mat and both are unable to move while trying to catch their breath. Apparently both had the wind knocked out of them. Although Jonathan Porter was also slammed during that maneuver some of the force of KGB landing on Anthony Phoenix was absorbed by the body of Anthony so Fang is the first wrestler to get to his feet. He stands up and he looks over to see Dragomir Ketslav and Anthony Phoenix incapacitated and he goes after them to finish them off. Fang drags KGB to his feet and then he tucks the head us Dragomir under his arm and drops him with a hard DDT to the mat. He released KGB and he goes after Phoenix. Jonathan drags Anthony to his feet and executes a nice belly-to-belly suplex, driving Phoenix hard into the mat. Fang then picks Phoenix up and body slams him on top of KGB. Porter than leaps on top of the stacked wrestlers for an attempt at a pinfall. Referee Simon Jones checks the shoulders of KGB and they are on the mat so he makes the pinfall count. ONE...TWO... and Jonathan Porter slides off the two wrestlers as they are squirming around. This causes the Referee to stop the count on the pin and he indicates to the crowd that there was only a two count on that attempt at a pin.
DUFF: Fang almost had the win there. It is a little harder to get a pin when you have two wrestlers one stacked on top of the other and when they are squirming around.