NIGHT OF SUPREMACY
(28 Dec 2008)
(28 Dec 2008)
For the third week in a row, the WDP (Weasel Democratic Party) continued its stranglehold over WWP, and this past Saturday their assertion of dominance reached an all-time high when the members of WDP won all three of their respective matches. In the opener of the card, recently-signed WDP member Kilimanjaro gave Kwaito Kid the fight of his life as Kwaito Kid seeked revenge for last week's shocking betrayal. Kilimanjaro clearly dominated in this grudge contest, targeting Kwaito Kid's lower back while taunting the angry fans in the audience. A resounding powerbomb ended this one just before the ten-minute mark, and the fans were stunned as to how little offence Kwaito Kid managed to get in. "The Man Mountain" had made his mark, and in the most convincing way possible.
With the scorecard of the night at 1-0 for WDP, Joe E Legend made his way out and got on the microphone to shut up the fans and call his scheduled opponent Dameon down to the ring. In what has been a mysterious and common occurrence as of late in WWP that has baffled fans and officials alike, Dameon failed to appear and Legend demanded that any South African come down for a beatdown. Steve Eden, multi-time Springbok amateur wrestling champion and South African patriot, stepped up to the challenge, giving Legend a run for his money several times in the match. As Eden was on the verge of hitting the devastating "SA Dunk", Legend somehow slipped out of Eden's grasp and delivered the "Hospital Job" which has caused many to go down for the pinfall in the past. In this instance, Eden could not get up, and Legend was the ultimate victor.
In the main event, the head of WDP Mark Beale and The Blacksmith, collectively going by the name "The Weasels", took on their chosen opponents Karwats and The Dealmaker ("Ruff Stuff"), who have never won a match in WWP. Accompanying The Weasels to the ring was Kilimanjaro as well as a newcomer known as "Big Joe". Mark Beale got on the microphone to officially announce that Kilimanjaro was now his hired bodyguard. In a very one-sided encounter which saw multiple interferences on the outside with Kilimanjaro biting Dealmaker's leg at one point, Ruff Stuff were put down by a Top Rope Splash from The Blacksmith. As the The Blacksmith went to pin his opponent, Mark Beale immediately tugged him off and took the pin for himself, in an incident which also occurred last week. Despite this minor offence, The Blacksmith accepted it and joined Mark Beale with gold in hand as the sell-out Kilimanjaro raised their arms high in the air. At 3-0 and after a night of supremacy, the show closed with a seemingly fitting shot of Mark Beale, The Blacksmith, Kilimanjaro and Big Joe celebrating on the entrance ramp.
The WWP frontline now holds zero victories to WDP's perfect seven. Standing against "The Weasel" Mark Beale's corrupt power trip in his role as general manager and efforts to capture all of WWP's prized assets, Devon Shooter, PJ Black, Kwaito Kid, and now Steve Eden have made attempts to set WDP back in their mission and have thus far been unsuccessful. However, the war is from over and there are many others prepared to fight the WDP and make South Africa proud. Will WDP continue its crippling reign of terror, or will someone challenge the seemingly unstoppable WDP and break through the overwhelming odds? The drama unfolds every Saturday - WWP Thunderstrike exclusive to SABC2 from 18:30-19:30!
With the scorecard of the night at 1-0 for WDP, Joe E Legend made his way out and got on the microphone to shut up the fans and call his scheduled opponent Dameon down to the ring. In what has been a mysterious and common occurrence as of late in WWP that has baffled fans and officials alike, Dameon failed to appear and Legend demanded that any South African come down for a beatdown. Steve Eden, multi-time Springbok amateur wrestling champion and South African patriot, stepped up to the challenge, giving Legend a run for his money several times in the match. As Eden was on the verge of hitting the devastating "SA Dunk", Legend somehow slipped out of Eden's grasp and delivered the "Hospital Job" which has caused many to go down for the pinfall in the past. In this instance, Eden could not get up, and Legend was the ultimate victor.
In the main event, the head of WDP Mark Beale and The Blacksmith, collectively going by the name "The Weasels", took on their chosen opponents Karwats and The Dealmaker ("Ruff Stuff"), who have never won a match in WWP. Accompanying The Weasels to the ring was Kilimanjaro as well as a newcomer known as "Big Joe". Mark Beale got on the microphone to officially announce that Kilimanjaro was now his hired bodyguard. In a very one-sided encounter which saw multiple interferences on the outside with Kilimanjaro biting Dealmaker's leg at one point, Ruff Stuff were put down by a Top Rope Splash from The Blacksmith. As the The Blacksmith went to pin his opponent, Mark Beale immediately tugged him off and took the pin for himself, in an incident which also occurred last week. Despite this minor offence, The Blacksmith accepted it and joined Mark Beale with gold in hand as the sell-out Kilimanjaro raised their arms high in the air. At 3-0 and after a night of supremacy, the show closed with a seemingly fitting shot of Mark Beale, The Blacksmith, Kilimanjaro and Big Joe celebrating on the entrance ramp.
The WWP frontline now holds zero victories to WDP's perfect seven. Standing against "The Weasel" Mark Beale's corrupt power trip in his role as general manager and efforts to capture all of WWP's prized assets, Devon Shooter, PJ Black, Kwaito Kid, and now Steve Eden have made attempts to set WDP back in their mission and have thus far been unsuccessful. However, the war is from over and there are many others prepared to fight the WDP and make South Africa proud. Will WDP continue its crippling reign of terror, or will someone challenge the seemingly unstoppable WDP and break through the overwhelming odds? The drama unfolds every Saturday - WWP Thunderstrike exclusive to SABC2 from 18:30-19:30!