Revolution Wrestling: The Revolution Begins

[Professor Berch]

[Professor Berch]

MANAGEMENT

Paul Heyman (General Manager)
Mauro Ranallo (Play-by-Play Announcer)
Daniel Bryan (Color Commentator)
Jeremy Borash (Interviewer)
Justin Roberts (Ring Announcer)

ROSTER

Alberto El Patrón
Alex Riley
Bobby Roode
Brad Maddox
Bram
Bray Wyatt
Chris Masters
Christopher Daniels
Davey Boy Smith Jr.
Davey Richards
Eddie Edwards
Eric Young
Ethan Carter III
Hiroshi Tanahashi
James Storm
Kalisto
Kazarian
Kenny King
Kenny Omega
Kota Ibushi
Matt Sydal
Randy Orton
Roman Reigns
Rusev
Seth Rollins
Sheamus
Sin Cara
TJ Perkins
Tyrus
Tyson Kidd

TAG TEAMS

American Wolves (Davey Richards and Eddie Edwards)
Bad Influence (Christopher Daniels and Kazarian)
Beer Money (James Storm and Bobby Roode)
Hart Dynasty (Davey Boy Smith Jr. and Tyson Kidd)
League of Nations (Sheamus, Rusev, Alberto El Patrón, Hiroshi Tanahashi)
Lucha Dragons (Kalisto and Sin Cara)

[Professor Berch]

REVOLUTION WRESTLING WORLD CHAMPION
Vacant


REVOLUTION WRESTLING RISING STAR CHAMPION
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REVOLUTION WRESTLING TEAG TEAM CHAMPIONS
Vacant

[Professor Berch]

PAY-PER-VIEWS

February - Wildfire
April - Showdown
June - Steel Hell
August - Crash Course
October - Tag Team Invitational
December - Terror

WILDFIRE

Rising Star Championship
Battle Royal
Announced Participants
Matt Sydal, Tyson Kidd, Kenny Omega, Rusev, TJ Perkins, Bram, Davey Boy Smith Jr.

Tag Team Championship
Triple Threat
The American Wolves vs. The Lucha Dragons vs. Beer Moeny

Revolution Wrestling Championship
Six Pack Challenge
Ethan Carter III vs. Seth Rollins vs. Roman Reigns vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Alberto El Patrón vs. Randy Orton

[Professor Berch]

ARCHIVE

Episode 1: The Revolution Begins
Episode 2: The League
Episode 3: The Field is Set

[Professor Berch]

Here's one more extra

[Professor Berch]

MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT

Paul Heyman has announced that over the first 3 shows, there will be six qualifying matches for entry into a Six Pack Challenge. The Six Pack Challenge will crown the first ever Revolution World Champion! The qualifying matches are the following:

Seth Rollins vs. Christopher Daniels
Bray Wyatt vs. Roman Reigns
Bobby Roode vs. Ethan Carter III
Sheamus vs. Randy Orton
Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kota Ibushi
Alberto El Patron vs. Kalisto

[Joey]

Ibushi/Tanahashi bout to be a 5 star classic rq

[Professor Berch]

ANNOUNCEMENT

Paul Heyman has released the special event schedule for Revolution Wrestling, which will air on Pay-Per-View bi-monthly on Sunday Nights.

February - Wildfire
April - Showdown
June - Steel Hell
August - Crash Course
October - Tag Team Invitational
December - Terror

Wildfire will be the first Pay-Per-View event, and will feature the Six Pack Challenge to crown the first ever Revolution Wrestling World Champion!

[Professor Berch]

REVOLUTION WRESTLING
Episode 1: The Revolution Begins
1/3/17

The show starts with Paul Heyman standing in the ring, holding a microphone, with the fans cheering for him. Heyman starts by saying that Revolution Wrestling will be exactly what it says it is, revolutionary. Heyman says after the death of wrestling, he had been planning a revolution, a renaissance, a new world order, that would bring wrestling back. He says when he was approached with the funding to do what he wanted, he sprang at the opportunity. He now says that Revolution Wrestling will bring forth the wrestling renaissance! Seth Rollins’ theme hits, and he comes to the ring, a huge smile on his face, and enters, standing across from Heyman. Heyman shakes Rollins’ hand, as Rollins says that Heyman is right in saying that the best in the world are here, because he is here. Rollins says he is the best going today, as proven by the fact that in his absence, the WWE died. He says Vince McMahon closed the doors because the company was struggling, and he says the company struggled because he wasn’t around. He says he is no longer the future of the WWE, saying that he is THE MAN in wrestling today. He says he’s the man to beat, that he is the one everyone will be gunning for, and says he’ll be able to prove exactly what he can do without Triple H and Stephanie McMahon at his side. Heyman agrees with Rollins, saying that he is indeed the best going today, and says that is exactly why he was the first draft pick for Revolution Wrestling. Rollins goes to continue, but the theme of Bad Influence hits, as both Christopher Daniels and Kazarian come out to the ring. Daniels tells Rollins that he is the reason the titan of wrestling died, but not because he wasn’t there. Daniels says Triple H made the wrong choice in the future of the company, and says that the WWE died because Seth Rollins was not good enough to lead the company into the future. Kazarian says that Rollins is not the man to beat in the industry today, and says that the MEN to beat are Bad Influence, Christopher Daniels and Kazarian. Rollins says that Bad Influence never hit the major leagues, and they slaved away in a bottom feeding organization like TNA, and couldn’t even conquer a place he did so young in his career in Ring of Honor. Rollins says Daniels is a washed up old man who has no business sharing a ring with him, and that his buddy Kaz isn’t even worthy enough to lace up his boots. Daniels looks to start a fight with Rollins, but Kaz holds him back, as Daniels shouts at Rollins that he’ll see him in the main event. Kaz pulls Daniels back, and they walk to the back, as Rollins then thanks Heyman and walks to the back, leaving Heyman alone in the ring.

ALEX RILEY VS. TYSON KIDD
This was Tyson Kidd’s first match in almost two years, and he came back in spectacular fashion. He was able to defeat Alex Riley after locking in the Sharpshooter, having countered a missile dropkick. Riley quickly tapped to the move, and Tyson celebrated his return win.

SPOILER: Click to show

WINNER:
Tyson Kidd

Alberto El Patrón, Rusev, and Sheamus, The League of Nations, are shown backstage, as Sheamus says that since the last time they met, they lost a member. He says Wade Barrett is not a member of Revolution Wrestling, and thus, cannot be a full time member of the League of Nations. Rusev says that Barrett will always be an honorary member of The League. Patrón says that the loss of Barrett has opened up a new spot in The League, and he says they are proud to introduce the newest member of The League, HIROSHI TANAHASHI! Tanahashi steps on screen, and Patrón says that Tanahashi represents Japan in The League, and says that Japan is one of the top wrestling countries in the world, and say that they are glad to have him. Tanahashi, with broken english, says he is honored to be a member of the League of Nations, and says that the lads will be with him when he faces Kota Ibushi next week in the Six Pack Challenge qualifier. All four members of The League of Nations raise their arms into the air, as the camera fades away from them.

Jeremy Borash is shown backstage, as he introduces his guests, Christopher Daniels and Kazarian, Bad Influence. Daniels and Kaz are then shown on screen, with Daniels still clearly angry with what happened earlier. Borash asks Daniels about his match against Seth Rollins later tonight, and Daniels says Rollins is nothing but a cocky kid who thinks he runs the place. Daniels says he’s going to show Rollins tonight that it doesn’t matter what you’ve done in the past, or what you haven’t done, and says that Rollins will learn to respect those who paved the way for him. Kaz says Daniels is going to show Rollins that experience beats youth 100% of the time, and says that Daniels will defeat Rollins, then go on to become the first ever Revolution World Champion at Wildfire! Bad Influence then walks off, leaving Borash there alone.

THE AMERICAN WOLVES VS. THE LUCHA DRAGONS
The Wolves and The Dragons had a great match with back and forth action, that ended when Eddie Edwards and Kalisto each got a hot tag, with Edwards getting the advantage over Kalisto. Edwards is able to finish Kalisto with a Die Hard Driver, as Davey Richards prevents Sin Cara from breaking up Edwards’ pin.

SPOILER: Click to show

WINNERS:
The American Wolves

After the match, Sin Cara and Kalisto go for a handshake with the American Wolves. Richards and Edwards accept the handshake, but soon after, pull The Dragons into clotheslines. Richards hits Sin Cara with the DR Driver II, then the Wolves hit the Dragons with Force of Nature, and stand over them afterwards, being showered with boos.

A dark room filled with smoke is shown, as Bray Wyatt walks onto the screen. Wyatt says there is a revolution coming, but says its not in the form of Paul Heyman. He says the revolution comes in the form of The New Face of Fear. Wyatt says that Revolution Wrestling will feel the full force of the terror that he is ready to unleash. Wyatt then simply says “run,” before the screen goes completely black.

ETHAN CARTER III VS. BOBBY ROODE W/ JAMES STORM
EC3 and Bobby Roode had a great match that went back and forth. It finally ended when the referee was knocked out, having taken a hit from Bobby Roode, who was going for EC3, but hit the red after he was pulled in the way. EC3 is knocked out of the ring by Bobby Roode, and goes under the ring and grabs a steel chair. Roode goes to pull EC3 back into the ring, but takes a chair shot. Roode stumbles back, and EC3 enters the ring and hits the One Percenter, as the ref comes back, for the 3 count.

SPOILER: Click to show

WINNER:
Ethan Carter III

Jeremy Borash is shown again, as he introduces his guest, Roman Reigns. Borash asks Reigns about his qualifying match next week against Bray Wyatt, and Reigns says Wyatt is someone he’s beaten before. Reigns says Wyatt talks a big game, but says he hasn’t been able to get it done in the ring yet. Reigns says Wyatt is nothing but a dog with a big bark and no bite, and says when he’s done with him next week, he’ll be nothing but a little puppy.

A video package is shown highlighting the next show’s big matches, advertising Kota Ibushi vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi, and Roman Reigns vs. Bray Wyatt. Also advertised is an interview with The American Wolves, who will explain their actions against The Lucha Dragons.

SETH ROLLINS VS. CHRISTOPHER DANIELS W/ KAZARIAN
In a back and forth match that went for about 20 minutes, Daniels and Rollins went at each other fiercely. During the match, Kaz was ejected from ringside. The match ended after Rollins moves out of the way of a moonsault from Daniels, then quickly stands and hits him with a Curb Stomp, then covers for 3.

SPOILER: Click to show

WINNER:
Seth Rollins

Rollins stands over Daniels as he celebrates his victory, having gained entry into the Six Pack Challenge for the Revolution World Championship at Wildfire. Kaz comes back out to the ring, as Daniels rolls out of the ring, and Kaz helps him to the back. Rollins climbs to the second turnbuckle, as the other man who gained entry into the match, Ethan Carter III, comes out, and stares down at Rollins, as the show closes.

[Professor Berch]

REVOLUTION WRESTLING
Episode 2: The League
1/10/17

Brad Maddox vs. Kenny King
King made fairly short work of Maddox, who put up little fight. Maddox had started a flurry of offense, but was put down by the Coronation in the end.

Seth Rollins is shown backstage, walking down the hall. He then stops and looks to his right, and the camera zooms out to show Ethan Carter III. EC3 tells Rollins that the last true champions of the big two are the first two men to enter the Six Pack Challenge for the Revolution Wrestling Championship. Rollins laughs, and says EC3 was the champion of a minor league organization, that TNA was never any sort of competition, and never would have been. Rollins then says that EC3 is nothing more than a fraud of a wrestler who lost the World Championship to a 40 year old man, twice. EC3 gets annoyed, and says Rollins was never a fighting champion himself, saying that he always had help from his Authority cronies. Rollins says he never needed them, and says he proved that last week against Christopher Daniels. Rollins then says EC3 has no chance of becoming the RW World Champion, before walking off.

Jeremy Borash is shown backstage, as he introduces Matt Sydal as his guest. Borash asks Sydal about having time off from wrestling the last few months. Sydal says he didn’t enjoy it, saying he had spent a year away, and was only back for so long before being forced away for months at a time. He says now that he can wrestle again, he’ll take full advantage of the opportunity he has. Sydal says he will become a champion in Revolution Wrestling, at any cost.

Tyrus vs. Kenny Omega
Tyrus and Kenny Omega had a good match, with each man getting an even amount of offense. The match ended after Omega moved out of the way of a corner body avalanche, and hit Tyrus with the V-Trigger.

Paul Heyman makes his way to the ring, as he says he has a special announcement to make. At Wildfire, RW’s first Pay-Per-View event, there will be a battle royal to determine the first ever Revolution Wrestling Rising Star Champion. He announces some of the participants, Matt Sydal, Tyson Kidd, Kenny Omega, Rusev, TJ Perkins, and Bram. He then says these men, and many more, will have an opportunity to take their place in history by becoming the first Rising Star champion!

The League of Nations are shown backstage, as Sheamus says that tonight, they’re newest member, Hiroshi Tanahashi, will have an opportunity to enter the Six Pack Challenge for the RW World Championship at Wildfire, and next week, both he and Alberto El Patrón will get their shot. Rusev then boasts about being entered into the battle royal for the Rising Star Championship, saying he will crush the competition. Patrón says The League of Nations will soon dominate Revolution Wrestling. Tanahashi then simply says that Kota Ibushi needs to watch his back.

Roman Reigns vs. Bray Wyatt
Reigns and Wyatt have a brawl, the same their matches in the WWE were. Wyatt looks to have things sealed, having hit Reigns with a running senton, and is looking to hit Sister Abigail. Wyatt gets Reigns set up for the move, but Reigns gets out of it, pushes Wyatt away, and hits a Superman Punch, and follows up with a Spear, to get the win.

Jeremy Borash is shown backstage again, as his guests this time are The American Wolves. Borash asks the Wolves why they attacked the Lucha Dragons last week, and Davey Richards says the fans chanted for the Lucha Dragons more than they cheered for them. Richards says they felt disrespected, and says even after they won, the fans still cheered for the Dragons. Edwards says they had to make a statement, to show the fans who they should really be cheering for, and says Sin Cara and Kalisto happened to be their victims. Richards says the fans will respect them, even if they don’t like them.

Daniel Bryan and Mauro Ranallo are shown ringside, as they get ready for Hiroshi Tanahashi vs. Kota Ibushi. Bryan says he never faced either man in the ring, but based on what he’s some of them from the past, neither will give up easily, and says we’re about to see a classic match.

Kota Ibushi vs. Hiroshi Tanahashi w/ The League of Nations
Tanahashi and Ibushi had exactly what Daniel Bryan said this would be, a classic. It was a back and forth match filled with big moments and near falls. The match finally came to a close when the referee had his back turned to the action due to a distraction from Rusev. Sheamus would enter the ring and hit Kota Ibushi with the Brogue Kick, then quickly leave. Tanahashi would then hit Ibushi with the High Fly Flow, and cover for the win.

After the match, the League of Nations all joined in the ring together, as all four would celebrate Tanahashi’s victory. They all raised their arms into the air, standing over Kota Ibushi, as the show closed, to a huge amount of boos.

[Professor Berch]

WILDFIRE

The official date for Wildfire is February 19, 2016. Revolution Wrestling currently has 4 shows scheduled before the Pay-Per-View. With the participants in the Six Pack Challenge being confirmed on the next upcoming show, one can only wonder what Paul Heyman and Revolution Wrestling has in store.

[Professor Berch]

REVOLUTION WRESTLING
Episode 3: The Field is Set
1/17/17

TJ Perkins vs. Rusev w/ The League of Nations
Perkins put up a good fight against Rusev, but ultimately, Rusev was too much for Perkins. Rusev was able to lock The Accolade in on Perkins, who quickly tapped out.

Jeremy Borash is shown backstage, and his guest is Davey Boy Smith Jr. Borash asks Davey Boy Smith about the Rising Star Championship battle royal. Smith says he’s excited about it, as he says he personally asked Paul Heyman to be in that match, and Heyman accepted him into the battle royal. He says he can’t wait to get in that ring and make history by becoming the first ever Rising Star champion.

Beer Money vs. The American Wolves
The Wolves looked to have things won, having hit the Force of Nature on James Storm. As Eddie Edwards went for the pin, however, the theme of The Lucha Dragons begins to play, as Sin Cara and Kalisto walk out onto the stage. Eddie Edwards is distracted, and James Storm rolls him up to get the 3 count.

Eric Young is shown backstage, as he says that with Revolution Wrestling, he is being reinvigorated. He says he’s in the best shape of his life, and says he can’t wait to make his mark on the company, saying next week, he faces Matt Sydal, and says he’ll show Sydal exactly what it means to be a champion, by beating him all the way to Wildfire.

Bram vs. Chris Masters
Bram and Chris Masters went back and forth in this match, which ended when Chris Masters had the Masterlock in on Bram. Bram looked to be fading, but he got a second wind, and forces Masters back into the corner, breaking the lock. Bram would then hit Masters with an exploder suplex, and follow it with The Brighter Side of Suffering, to get the 3.

Bray Wyatt is shown backstage, as he says last week did not go as planned. However, he says, that he is undeterred. He says Revolution Wrestling will still feel his terror, and says that Roman Reigns has only delayed the inevitable. He says sooner or later, Revolution Wrestling, and the world, will know the New Face of Fear.

Alberto El Patrón w/ The League of Nations vs. Kalisto w/ Sin Cara
Kalisto was about to win the match, after he and Sin Cara took out the other members of The League of Nations, and he was about to hit the Salina del Sol to take Del Patrón out. However, The American Wolves come out and take out Sin Cara, distracting Kalisto. El Patrón uses this distraction to hit Kalisto with an Enzugiri, and follows up with a Cross Armbreaker, as Kalisto taps out.

The American Wolves are beating down on The Lucha Dragons, only for the Dragons to come back and start brawling back with The Wolves. Paul Heyman comes out, yelling at the two teams to stop. When they do, Heyman tells them that they can have their time to fight at Wildfire, when they face each other to determine the first ever RW Tag Team Champions. He then says that one more team will be in that match with them, the team that beat The American Wolves earlier in the night, Beer Money!

Bad Influence are backstage, and they are visibly upset. Daniels says that Paul Heyman has made a tag team championship match that doesn’t include Bad Influence. He says Heyman is a fool to not include them in the match. Kazarian says that they will prove themselves next week, and show exactly why they should be competing for the tag titles.

Randy Orton vs. Sheamus w/ The League of Nations
Orton had to deal with The League of Nations the entire match, and Sheamus looked to be the third League member to enter the Six Pack Challenge. The League got involved one too many times, however, and the referee ejected them. Sheamus was distracted by this, and turned around. He pushed Orton away from the RKO, then went for the Brogue Kick. Orton ducked under it, ran off the ropes, and hit Sheamus with the RKO, getting the 3.

After the match, Orton is celebrating his win in the ring. Then, Alberto El Patrón and Hiroshi Tanahashi return to the ring and start beating down on Orton. This leads to Roman Reigns hitting the ring, and making the save. Orton and Reigns brawl with Tanahashi and Patrón. Seth Rollins and Ethan Carter III then hit the ring, and join in on the brawl. Soon, the entire thing escalated into a six man brawl between everyone involved in the Six Pack Challenge. This brawl is what closes the show.

[Professor Berch]

There will be more of this, I'm just busy with the last couple weeks of school.

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Apr 27, 2016 8:47:10 GMT -5 Professor Berch said:

There will be more of this, I'm just busy with the last couple weeks of school.

You're okay man. Best of luck with your studies!