FPR Eve of Destruction (2 Part Event)
December 28, 2013 / December 30, 2013
Theme Song: Within Temptation - "A Demon's Fate"
Non-televised finishing up of the Guerrero Cup Tag Team Tournament
The Road Warriors def. Hiroshi Hase & Akira Nogami (16:49) when Hawk pinned Nogami with a powerbomb
The Rhodes Brothers def. The Briscoes (22:24) when Goldust pinned Jay after an implant DDT
The Midnight Express def. Chavo Guerrero Jr. & Hernandez (24:37) when Lane pinned Chavo
The Road Warriors def. The Rhodes Brothers (23:42) when Animal pinned Goldust with a powerslam
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PRESTORY:
The Guerrero Cup tag team tournament came down to two teams, The Road
Warriors and the Midnight Express. It would be a battle of a team who
has been with FPR for many years but never been able to capture the tag
team championships against one of the most dominant teams in FPR history
who were the favorites to win going into the tournament. The winners of
the match would receive a shot at the tag team titles against Cesaro
& Swagger later in the night!
Guerrero Cup Finals: The Road Warriors def. The Midnight Express (19:09) when Animal pinned Lane after a powerslam
AFTERSTORY:
Huge win for the Road Warriors, putting a stop to the Midnight Express
hopes of making it back to the top. Now the Road Warriors will face the
ever dominant tag team champions for the titles later at Day of
Destruction!
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PRESTORY: At Survival of the Sickest, two teams of four women made
history with a sixty minute time limit draw. They gave it all they had
but couldn't come to a conclusion. As a result of the inconclusive
finish, a rematch was immediately signed and the women involved couldn't
wait!
[b] Elimination 8 Woman Tag Team Match: Meiko Satomura,
Arisa Nakajima, Sumie Sakai, & Hiroyo Matsumoto def. Madison Eagles,
Kana, Tomoka Nakagawa, & Allysin Kay (38:52) 4 falls to 3
*Eagles eliminated Matsumoto (25:47) via grounded full nelson submission
*Satomura eliminated Eagles (28:13) via Scorpio Rising CRITICAL
*Kana eliminated Satomura (30:00) via armbar submission
*Arisa eliminated Kay (35:09) with a top rope splash
*Arisa eliminated Kana (36:34) via stretch plum submission
*Nakagawa eliminated Arisa (38:18) via octopus hold submission
*Sakai eliminated Nakagawa (38:52) via liplock submission
AFTERSTORY:
What a match once again! The women were out with determination to
defeat the opposing team and they just kept going back and forth with
eliminations. In the end it all came down to Sumie Sakai and Tomoka
Nakagawa with Sakai surprising Nakagawa with a kiss to win the match for
her team! It was a huge victory for Sumie and her team to put a
definitive finish on this bout.
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Gauntlet Match: The Big Show vs Nexus
*Show def. David Otunga (9:31) via abdominal stretch submission
*Show def. Justin Gabriel (10:25) after a lariat
*Show def. Curtis Axel (7:28) via Chokeslam CRITICAL
*Show def. Wade Barrett (9:36) via Chokeslam CRITICAL
Big Show then declared he destroyed the Nexus and challenged Triple H to defend the International Title against him right then.
*Show def. Triple H (10:38) to win the International Championship
Immediately afterwards, Nexus sent Ryback to challenge Big Show to no avail.
*Show choked out Ryback (9:23) to retain.
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Octagon Championship Match: Bob Sapp def. Kevin Randleman via 2nd Round
KO (punches) at 0:10 of round 2 to RETAIN the championship.
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PRESTORY:
At Survival of the Sickest, Nevaeh scored an impressive elimination
over Melanie Cruise. Despite Cruise's team coming back to win, the
elimination did not set well with her and she challenged Nevaeh to a one
on one match that would take place here.
Melanie Cruise def. Nevaeh (21:21) after strikes
AFTERSTORY:
Another great match that sees Cruise end up taking down Nevaeh this
time. Nevaeh gave it her all and almost had Cruise out several times but
Cruise battled back and used her strength to overpower Nevaeh in the
end.
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PRESTORY:
Despite his impressive performance in the Cyber Saturday cruiserweight
battle royal, Sean Waltman was disappointed in the loss. At Halloween
Havoc, Waltman suffered another loss to Chris Sabin and at Survival of
the Sickest, even after bringing in some big gun tag partners, Waltman
saw his entire team wiped out. As a result of Waltman's frustrations, he
vowed to defeat Chris Sabin or leave FPR and the match was set!
Loser Leaves Town Match: Chris Sabin def. Sean Waltman (9:56) after a leg lariat
AFTERSTORY:
One last tough loss for Waltman as he was just not able to defeat
Sabin. Waltman received an ovation upon his exit and his memorable
performances these last few months will not be forgotten.
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PRESTORY:
After months of teases and a battle in Survival of the Sickest, Ayako
Hamada and Mayumi Ozaki would finally meet one on one at Eve of
Destruction!
Ayako Hamada def. Mayumi Ozaki (11:03) after a spin kick
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PRESTORY:
Ivelisse Velez made a surprising turn when she joined Hamada's team at
Survival of the Sickest as the last member despite their past rivalry.
In the end though, Mariko Yoshida came through for Mayumi Ozaki's
opposing team and took out Ivelisse in the end. Velez wanted another
shot to prove herself and challenged Yoshida to a one on one battle!
Mariko Yoshida def. Ivelisse Velez (12:14) after the Air Raid Crash
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PRESTORY:
Toru Owashi won the Chamber of Horrors back at Halloween Havoc to earn
another shot at the Hardcore Deathmatch championship. That same night,
Ric Flair regained the title from Mick Foley so now Owashi would have
Flair in the deathmatch ring once again. Owashi had promised to win the
title and take it back to the Flock but Flair has been more determined
than ever to keep it with him in the Horsemen.
Hardcore Deathmatch Championship Match: Ric Flair def. Toru Owashi
(9:23) after a delayed vertical suplex to RETAIN the championship!
AFTERSTORY:
And Flair again finds a way to win! Flair escapes with the gold while
Owashi left the ring with his head down and a clearly disappointed Raven
watched along with the rest of the Flock.
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PRESTORY:
Rey Mysterio proved deserving when he retained the junior championship
in a four way challenge among the top contenders. After the stellar
final two in the match between Rey and Yoshinobu Kanemaru, it was agreed
upon that Kanemaru had earned the next shot at Rey in a singles match
which would take place tonight!
Junior Championship Match: Yoshinobu Kanemaru def. Rey Mysterio (14:22) after the brainbuster to become the NEW Champion!!
AFTERSTORY:
Another great match but this time Kanemaru comes out on top! Kanemaru
regains the championship that he lost back at Cyber Saturday. The junior
title and division has been a roller coaster since then and now
Kanemaru finds himself back on top of the mountain. Things are not yet
settled here as Mysterio will be in line for a rematch.
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World Tag Team Championships Match: Antonio Cesaro & Jack Swagger
def. The Road Warriors (18:03) when Swagger pinned Hawk with a rollup to
RETAIN the championships!
STORY:
Despite the big tournament victory, the Road Warriors were not able to
capture the elusive tag team championships. The ever dominant champions
prevailed once again with an impressive victory over the legendary
challengers. Swagger & Cesaro now look ahead to their next challenge
as they remain the kingpins of the tag team division since forming last
summer.
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PRESTORY:
Due to Jessie McKay's impressive performance at Survival of the
Sickest, Daizee Haze deemed her the deserving number one contender and
felt she had earned a shot at her title. McKay was elated for the
opportunity and she would get her shot against Daizee on this night!
Women's Championship Match: Daizee Haze def. Jessie McKay (8:21) after a snap suplex to RETAIN the championship!
AFTERSTORY:
A fast paced back and forth match sees Daizee come out on top and keep
hold of her championship. After the match, the two shook hands and
hugged in a show of mutual respect. McKay was impressive again and
proved deserving of her status as she will remain in top contention for
the title. Afterwards, Victoria came to the stage and reminded Haze of
her Queen's Cup victory back in September and let it be known that she
is coming for the title. Victoria has held the women's championship more
times than anyone and has had her share of battles with Daizee and now
it looks like they will be set to meet again soon.
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PRESTORY:
Austin Aries was a real MVP of Survival of the Sickest and he took
things further than anyone could've expected when he pinned FPR World
Champion Stone Cold Steve Austin for the very first elimination in the
unforgettable main event. Aries pin earned him an immediate shot at the
title which would headline the Eve of Destruction!
Worlds Heavyweight Championship Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin def. Austin Aries (11:32) to retain the championship
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FPR Final Showdown (2 Part Event)
December 31, 2013 - January 1, 2014
Theme Song: Black Veil Brides - "In The End"
Traditionally,
Final Showdown featured the championship bouts that resulted from the
Beat the Clock challenges but things were switched up this year with
touring schedules and instead, Final Showdown featured the actual Beat
the Clock challenge while the matches it led to took place on the New
Beginnings tour that followed the show. Below are the clock matches that
had a conclusive finish.
International Championship Beat the Clock Challenge
Wade Barrett def. Doug Williams (9:43) after the Bullhammer
Shinsuke Nakamura def. Hiroshi Tanahashi (8:44) with a powerbomb
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Octagon Championship Beat the Clock Challenge
Don Frye def. Ken Shamrock via KO at 3:17 of round 2
Kurt Angle def. Rampage Jackson via KO at 1:32 of round 2
Rocky Balboa def. Clubber Lang via KO at 0:22 of round 2.
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Hardcore Deathmatch Beat the Clock Challenge
Mick Foley def. Barry Windham (16:10) after a tackle
Bully Ray def. Tommy Dreamer (8:10) after the Bully Cutter
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Womens Tag Team Championships Beat the Clock Challenge
Marti Belle & Jazz def. The Beautiful People (17:13) when Jazz pinned Madison after the Jazz Stinger
Sumie Sakai & Meiko Satomura def. Madison Eagles & Kana (13:09) when Sakai CRITICAL'd Kana with the fisherman's buster
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Junior Championship Beat the Clock Challenge
Jushin Liger def. Ultimo Dragon (10:09) after the brainbuster
Suicide def. Chris Sabin (4:42) via Suicide Solution CRITICAL
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Tag Team Championships Beat the Clock Challenge
The Road Warriors def. The Rock N Roll Express (20:36) when Hawk pinned Morton after a piledriver
The Usos def. The Rhodes Brothers (20:20) when Jey pinned Goldust with the Uso Splash
The Briscoes def. The American Wolves (19:53) when Jay pinned Eddie after a chop
Samoa Joe & Mr. Anderson def. Daniels & Kazarian (17:59) when Joe forced Daniels to submit
Mil Mascaras & Dos Caras def. Badd Company (17:45) when Mil pinned Diamond with a hurricarana on a steel chair
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Womens Championship Beat the Clock Challenge
Serena Deeb def. Angelina Love (14:06) after a facelock
Amazing Kong def. Rain (7:59) after the uraken fist
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World Championship Beat the Clock Challenge
Hulk Hogan def. Randy Orton (15:19) after the big boot
John Cena def. The Rock (6:08) via Attitude Adjustment CRITICAL
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This
show set the stage for the New Begninings Tour which would feature the
Beat the Clock winners getting their respective title shots. Some of the
most noteworthy happenings include the incredibly impressive victory
from Sumie Sakai and Meiko Satomura who proved how much they wanted a
shot at the titles, Suicide catching everyone offguard in his match with
Chris Sabin, Mil & Dos coming out of nowhere to earn the tag title
shot, Kong with her eyes set on Haze, and of course John Cena taking
down the Rock and looking to rise back to the very top once again.
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FPR New Beginnings
January 2, 2014
Theme Song: Spineshank - "Beginning of the End"
Madison Eagles & Kana def. Hiroyo Matsumoto & Arisa Nakajima (20:23) when Eagles pinned Matsumoto with a backslide
STORY:
Eagles & Kana bounce back from the beat the clock loss with a
narrow victory over Matsumoto & Nakajima. The battles these women
have been involved in along with the others from the Survival tags have
been memorable without a doubt.
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International Championship Match: The Big Show def. Shinsuke Nakamura
(13:17) via surfboard stretch submission to retain the championship
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Octagon Championship Match: Bob Sapp def. Rocky Balboa via KO (punches) at 1:41 of round 2 to retain the championship
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World Tag Team Championships Match: Jack Swagger & Antonio Cesaro
def. Mil Mascaras & Dos Caras (28:48) when Cesaro pinned Caras with a
sitout powerbomb to RETAIN the championships
STORY:
Mil & Dos really took it to the champs here and came very close to
victory! But in the end it was not to be as the champions came out on
top. Mil & Dos proved to be an unexpected challenge that Swagger
& Cesaro were maybe not fully prepared for. However they were able
to hold on to their titles and continue their excellent run on top.
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Hardcore Deathmatch Championship Match: Ric Flair def. Bully Ray (12:17) with a small package to RETAIN the championship!
STORY:
Surprise, Flair does it again! Perhaps even more of a shocker than some
of the previous victories as many pegged Bully Ray to dominate here
following his performance in Beat the Clock. But Flair came prepared and
used every trick he had to outsmart and outmaneuver the Bully en route
to retaining his championship once again. Flair and the Horsemen are
riding high!
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Women's Tag Team Championship Match: Trish Stratus & Lita def.
Sumie Sakai & Meiko Satomura (22:44) when Lita pinned Satomura with
the Litasault to RETAIN the championships!
STORY: Despite
Sumie & Meiko's determination and best efforts, they were unable to
win the gold after an impressive outing from the champions. Lita &
Trish proved they are here to stay this time around after a short reign
as champions in 2012. Now they seem stronger than ever and are prepared
to remain champions.
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Junior Championship Match: Yoshinobu Kanemaru def. Suicide (11:34) after the spinning brainbuster to RETAIN the championship!
STORY:
Yoshinobu Kanemaru makes his first defense in his second reign as
champion overcoming the mysterious Suicide. Suicide had heads turning in
the beat the clock challenge but Kanemaru seemed to have him scouted
and was able to keep hold of the junior title.
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Women's Championship Match: Daizee Haze def. Amazing Kong (15:11) after a lariat to RETAIN the championship!
STORY:
What a challenge and what a champion! It looked early on like a sure
thing that we were in for a new champion as Amazing Kong battered the
champion but Daizee battled back and her resilency shined through. Kong
kept coming closer with big bombs but Daizee came back stronger each
time and was finally able to take Kong down and keep her down for the
three. Daizee remains champion and has been a truly great champion. Now
she will be on her way to facing the 11 time champion Victoria at the
Royal Battle!
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Worlds Heavyweight Championship Match: Stone Cold Steve Austin def. John Cena (19:25) to retain the championship
©FPR Eve of Destruction, Final Showdown, New Beginning. FPR's next event will be the Royal Battle coming up soon!
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
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