FPR Valentine's Massacre 2014 Results (2/23/14 - 2/24/14)

FPR Valentine's Massacre
February 23, 2014 - February 24, 2014
Theme Song: Sister Sin - "Hearts of Cold"


PRESTORY: At Eve of Destruction, the unforgettable 8 woman tag that ended in a draw at Survival of the Sickest finally saw a conclusion. In a back and forth chaotic affair, the end saw Sumie Sakai eliminate Tomoka Nakagawa for the victory. Nakagawa was none too pleased with the outcome and challenged Sakai to a rematch which was signed to take place at Valentine's Massacre!

Sumie Sakai def. Tomoka Nakagawa (9:15) via fisherman's buster CRITICAL
AFTERSTORY: Sakai put any doubts to rest with a decisive finish of Nakagawa. Sakai used her fisherman's buster to drop Nakagawa on her head which knocked her out to gain another big victory.
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PRESTORY: Mariko Yoshida has been on a hot streak for the last several months picking up some big wins in various kinds of matches. At Royal Battle, Yoshida scored perhaps her biggest when she pinned Ayako Hamada in a tag team match. Hamada promised that Yoshida wouldn't be able to do it one on one and Yoshida gladly accepted as a challenge.

Ayako Hamada def. Mariko Yoshida (9:12) via AP Cross CRITICAL
AFTERSTORY: Much like Sakai before her, Hamada ends things with a statement! After the match, Ivelisse Velez joined Hamada in the ring. Ivelisse expressed her frustrations over her recent inability to build a momentum. Ivelisse said she wants to prove herself by challenging Hamada to a match at WrestleMania!
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PRESTORY: The ongoing war between the Flock and the Horsemen has remained intense, especially coming off last month's shocking explosive finish to their battle. Toru Owashi has continued to vow that he will be the one to bring the hardcore deathmatch championship back to the Flock. Raven has become skeptical with Owashi's recent failures to do so in matches against the champion Ric Flair. Owashi wanted another shot but Flair said he would have to earn it so he put him against Horsemen member Barry Windham.

Toru Owashi def. Barry Windham (16:29) after a chokeslam
AFTERSTORY: Owashi overcomes Windham in a close battle! He proves himself worthy of one more shot at the hardcore deathmatch championship held by Ric Flair. Now it's up to him to capture the gold or else he'll have to face his leader Raven without the gold while Flair will no doubt be intent on continuing his hold on the gold which nobody ever expected him to get this far with.
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Batista def. Randy Orton (14:39) with a powerslam
STORY: A grudge match between two of the Royal Battle participants that had gotten into a heated battle during that match. While neither were able to come away with the victory then, both wanted to remain in top contention for the title and wanted another piece of one another so the match was signed for Valentine's Massacre. Batista pinned Orton to pick up a major victory over the former world champion.
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Octagon Championship Match: Tsuyoshi Kohsaka def. Bob Sapp via submission (scissored sleeper) at 1:17 of round 1 to become the NEW Champion!!!!!
[b] STORY: Out of nowhere, Kohsaka shocks the world!! Always hard to believe when anyone beats Bob Sapp but it's been two years since it last happened making this one all the more surprising. Kohsaka caught Sapp with an unexpected submission in the opening two minutes of round number one to capture the championship. Now will Sapp regain it as per usual in the rematch or can lightning strike twice for Tsuyoshi to kick off a new era for the Octagon?
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AJ Styles def. Sabu (14:54) after an elbow
STORY: Styles & Sabu were the two semi finalists in the Super J Cup, just barely missing the finals but also were two standout performers of the tournament. Styles went through the competiton on a warpath, blazing through past rivals such as Petey Williams and Robert Evans as he hoped for a shot at nemesis Yoshinobu Kanemaru, who holds the junior championship. Sabu caught people by surprise with showstealing performances against a variety of opponents where he just kept racking up the wins. Here, the two impressive performers met in the ring with Styles coming out on top. No doubt that these two will remain top contenders in the junior division and will be in the same ring again very soon.
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PRESTORY: The past month witnessed the first ever FPR women's tag team tournament. The tournament saw the debut of the SNS Express tandem of Jessie Belle and Sassy Stephie, who went on a highly impressive run early on before falling to former multi-time champions Marti Belle and Jazz. After the match, Nevaeh made a surprise entry to the ring and joined the SNS Express in attacking Marti & Jazz. Nevaeh teamed with Mercedes Martinez in the tournament and were defeated by Marti & Jazz in the round prior which seems to have caused some tension. In the round that followed, Jessie Belle, Sassy Stephie, and Nevaeh interfered to cost Marti & Jazz their match in the semi-finals. Now a rematch has signed for Valentine's Massacre with the SNS Express taking on arguably FPR's greatest women's tandem in Marti Belle and Jazz!

Marti Belle & Jazz def. Jessie Belle & Sassy Stephie (26 11) when Marti pinned Jessie after a senton
AFTERSTORY: What a match! Another impressive showing from the new team but the veteran team again pulled out the victory. After the match, Nevaeh once again came to the ring and aided The SNS Express in attacking Jazz and Marti. The trio beat down the former champions and stood tall over their fallen victims in the end. It looks like Nevaeh, Sassy Stephie, and Jessie Belle have formed a group primed to become a dominant one in the women's division.
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International Championship Match: The Big Show def. Triple H (13:02) to retain the championship
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PRESTORY: FPR's first ever women's tag team tournament took place over the past month and came down to two teams. On one side, the unstoppable team of Aja Kong and Bull Nakano tore through the competition. While on the other side, the recently reunited duo of Athena and Jessica James impressed many with win after win to reach the finals. Now the two teams meet in the finals to capture the trophy!

Tag Team Tournament Final: Aja Kong & Bull Nakano def. Athena & Jessica James (14:04) when Nakano pinned Athena with a northern lights suplex
AFTERSTORY: Aja & Bull continued their dominant ways with another victory. Athena & Jessica put on an impressive effort and showed a lot of heart all throughout the tournament as they too look to make a wave in the women's tag team division.
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PRESTORY: Ever since the unforgettable main event of Survival of the Sickest which saw CM Punk triumph over the tag team champions in the end of a thrilling 5 on 5 war, there's been a rivalry among them. At the Royal Battle, Cesaro and Swagger attacked Punk following his elimination from the main event which led to Punk challenging them to a match at Valentine's Massacre! Punk would put himself in a no win situation but he was intent on getting back in the ring with the two men he pinned back in November.

Handicap Match: Antonio Cesaro & Jack Swagger def. CM Punk (8:31) when Cesaro pinned Punk with a powerbomb
AFTERSTORY: Punk fought valiantly but one man could only do so much against the dominant tag team champions of the world. Punk kept going until he couldn't anymore as Cesaro put him down with a sitout powerbomb. After the match, the champions looked to further take out Punk when Daniel Bryan ran to the ring for the save! Bryan helped Punk clear the ring and chase the champions off. Bryan told the champs that it looks like Punk has a partner now to be the next challengers! Punk had been a loner for the past several months but now has found a partner. And it looks like we've got a tag team championship match set for WrestleMania!
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PRESTORY: The 2014 Super J Cup was a great one that really showcased the best of the best in the junior division. After several memorable matches, the final four truly seemed like those who were the most impressive had earned their spots. In the end, Jushin Liger defeated AJ Styles and Rey Mysterio defeated Sabu to set up the 2014 J Cup Final between two former multi time junior champions!

Super J Cup Final: Jushin Liger def. Rey Mysterio (12:50) via figure four leglock submission
AFTERSTORY: Liger picks up the major victory and will go to WrestleMania IX with hopes to return to the top! Liger has been there many times before but it's been a long time since he's held the junior championship. He showed throughout this tournament that he still has what it takes without a doubt. Despite Rey's best efforts, he was not able to overcome Liger. Rey was desperate for one more match with Kanemura after their recent series of classic matches but it was not to be for now. Liger faces Kanemura at Mania 9!
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PRESTORY: At the Royal Battle, Shane Douglas took everyone by surprise as the final wildcard entrant into the match. Douglas picked up two major eliminations and lasted all the way to the end but was defeated by John Cena, who succeeded in winning the Royal Battle for a third time. Cena is on his way to headlining WrestleMania once again but Shane Douglas is holding a grudge. The Franchise thought he had his shot in the bag but Cena was able to overcome. After the Royal Battle, Douglas issued a challenge to Cena, looking to prove himself. Cena accepted the challenge as one more obstacle on the Road to WrestleMania!

John Cena def. Shane Douglas (12:58) with a spin back suplex
AFTERSTORY: John Cena triumphs on the road to WrestleMania! Cena defeats Douglas in a hard fought battle and now sets his sights on one last shot against Stone Cold for the worlds heavyweight championship in the main event of WrestleMania IX!

©FPR Valentine's Massacre 2014. FPR's next PPV event will be WrestleMania IX headlined by Cena vs Austin, Kanemura vs Liger, Cesaro/Swagger vs Punk/Bryan, and much more!