Post by FWL on Mar 8, 2014 17:33:19 GMT -5
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It's all been leading to this.
Theme Song: Alter Bridge - Addicted to Pain
Expected Release Date: Early/Mid April
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Match Card:
Ryback vs Tensai COMPLETED
What better way to start off the biggest Pay-Per-View of the year than... two superstars who have never had a singles match in the FWL? Mr. Laurinaitis' decision to start the show off with these two may be strange, but both men proved they could fight when they entered the Royal Rumble in January, and they can't wait to step in the ring together. Which of these two big men can take down the other, and prove they are a force to be reckoned with in the FWL?
Brock Lesnar vs Cesaro COMPLETED
Very few men have made such a big impact in as little time as Cesaro has over the past few months. But to get to the heart of the rivalry between these two, you have to look to his debut, when he shocked the world by returning with former champion Drew McIntyre and powerbombed Brock Lesnar through the announce table. Things haven't calmed between the two since then, and after multiple altercations, they will finally face off at this year's WrestleMania. Will Cesaro continue to steamroll through the FWL, or will Lesnar bring his momentum to a screeching halt?
MVP vs Randy Orton vs Edge vs The Miz vs Rob Van Dam vs William Regal vs Alberto Del Rio vs Wade Barrett in an Eight-Man Money in the Bank Ladder Match COMPLETED
A WrestleMania tradition for the FWL, this year's Money in the Bank Match packs much more into it than eight man being thrown into one ladder match. This year, the top three contenders for the Intercontinental AND United States titles are being given the opportunity of a lifetime, with the chance to make the leap from the lower titles straight up to the spotlight. Add in a former FWL Champion in The Miz, as well as the always exciting RVD making his FWL debut (both with major success in Money in the Bank matches of past), and there's no telling what might happen in this year's ladder match.
CM Punk vs Kane in a Falls Count Anywhere Match COMPLETED
It seemed as if Kane was unstoppable during his FWL title reign, but all it took was an unexpected betrayal at the hands of CM Punk to finally dethrone him. No one expected Punk to turn on Kane and let Bret Hart take the title, and we've still yet to get an explanation from him as to why he did it. Kane exacted a bit of revenge at No Turning Back when he pinned Punk in the 8-Man Tag Match, but it'll take much more than that to pay back CM Punk for what he did. Now, the two rivals will go one-on-one at WrestleMania to settle the score in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Can CM Punk survive the vicious onslaught of the Big Red Machine, or will Kane finally get the revenge he deserves?
Bret Hart (c) vs Daniel Bryan for the FWL Championship COMPLETED
Daniel Bryan's push for the title started at Proving Ground, with a strong showing in the Battle Royal for the Money in the Bank briefcase. His momentum only grew stronger at the Royal Rumble, when he went from entrant #1 all the way to the final four participants. It was clear that he deserved an opportunity for gold even after the Hart Dynasty attacked him to eliminate him from the match, and when he beat them in a Handicap Match at No Turning Back, he earned that chance. Now, he will finally get his opportunity for gold when he faces Bret Hart one-on-one at WrestleMania for the FWL Championship. With the Hart Dynasty sure to be in Bret's corner, can Daniel Bryan overcome the odds and rise to the top of the FWL, or will Bret Hart's controversial reign as champion continue to grow?
The Undertaker (c) vs Drew McIntyre vs Shawn Michaels in a Triple Threat Match for the World Heavyweight Championship IN PROGRESS
Match Theme: Alter Bridge - Calm the Fire
The Main Event. Whether it's a match with years of rivalry behind it, or fierce competition between superstars fighting to get to the top, the ending of the Main Event is always the last thing you see before the show ends. And no matter how this year's Main Event ends, the image will certainly stick with you. With no losses by pinfall or submission since winning the belt, The Undertaker's dominance over the last year has been nothing short of incredible. And by the way, he has NEVER lost at WrestleMania. Over the same year, Shawn Michaels has been scratching and clawing his way to where he is now. He's made friends, enemies, and even ended careers to get to the Main Event. And then, there's Drew McIntyre. A former World Heavyweight Champion, he was the last man to hold the belt before The Undertaker's historic reign began, and has made it known that he intends to pick up his reign right back where it left off a year ago. All of their work has led to this. Will The Undertaker's legendary reign over the FWL continue with yet another win at WrestleMania? Can Shawn Michaels take his game to the next level and take down The Undertaker in his third attempt? Or will Drew McIntyre prove he truly is the chosen one and take down two legends of wrestling in the same night?
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Stay tuned to this thread as the show draws closer for updates and interviews with the superstars involved. We'll see you at WrestleMania.
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It's all been leading to this.
Theme Song: Alter Bridge - Addicted to Pain
Expected Release Date: Early/Mid April
---------------------------
Match Card:
Ryback vs Tensai COMPLETED
What better way to start off the biggest Pay-Per-View of the year than... two superstars who have never had a singles match in the FWL? Mr. Laurinaitis' decision to start the show off with these two may be strange, but both men proved they could fight when they entered the Royal Rumble in January, and they can't wait to step in the ring together. Which of these two big men can take down the other, and prove they are a force to be reckoned with in the FWL?
Brock Lesnar vs Cesaro COMPLETED
Very few men have made such a big impact in as little time as Cesaro has over the past few months. But to get to the heart of the rivalry between these two, you have to look to his debut, when he shocked the world by returning with former champion Drew McIntyre and powerbombed Brock Lesnar through the announce table. Things haven't calmed between the two since then, and after multiple altercations, they will finally face off at this year's WrestleMania. Will Cesaro continue to steamroll through the FWL, or will Lesnar bring his momentum to a screeching halt?
MVP vs Randy Orton vs Edge vs The Miz vs Rob Van Dam vs William Regal vs Alberto Del Rio vs Wade Barrett in an Eight-Man Money in the Bank Ladder Match COMPLETED
A WrestleMania tradition for the FWL, this year's Money in the Bank Match packs much more into it than eight man being thrown into one ladder match. This year, the top three contenders for the Intercontinental AND United States titles are being given the opportunity of a lifetime, with the chance to make the leap from the lower titles straight up to the spotlight. Add in a former FWL Champion in The Miz, as well as the always exciting RVD making his FWL debut (both with major success in Money in the Bank matches of past), and there's no telling what might happen in this year's ladder match.
CM Punk vs Kane in a Falls Count Anywhere Match COMPLETED
It seemed as if Kane was unstoppable during his FWL title reign, but all it took was an unexpected betrayal at the hands of CM Punk to finally dethrone him. No one expected Punk to turn on Kane and let Bret Hart take the title, and we've still yet to get an explanation from him as to why he did it. Kane exacted a bit of revenge at No Turning Back when he pinned Punk in the 8-Man Tag Match, but it'll take much more than that to pay back CM Punk for what he did. Now, the two rivals will go one-on-one at WrestleMania to settle the score in a Falls Count Anywhere Match. Can CM Punk survive the vicious onslaught of the Big Red Machine, or will Kane finally get the revenge he deserves?
Bret Hart (c) vs Daniel Bryan for the FWL Championship COMPLETED
Daniel Bryan's push for the title started at Proving Ground, with a strong showing in the Battle Royal for the Money in the Bank briefcase. His momentum only grew stronger at the Royal Rumble, when he went from entrant #1 all the way to the final four participants. It was clear that he deserved an opportunity for gold even after the Hart Dynasty attacked him to eliminate him from the match, and when he beat them in a Handicap Match at No Turning Back, he earned that chance. Now, he will finally get his opportunity for gold when he faces Bret Hart one-on-one at WrestleMania for the FWL Championship. With the Hart Dynasty sure to be in Bret's corner, can Daniel Bryan overcome the odds and rise to the top of the FWL, or will Bret Hart's controversial reign as champion continue to grow?
The Undertaker (c) vs Drew McIntyre vs Shawn Michaels in a Triple Threat Match for the World Heavyweight Championship IN PROGRESS
Match Theme: Alter Bridge - Calm the Fire
The Main Event. Whether it's a match with years of rivalry behind it, or fierce competition between superstars fighting to get to the top, the ending of the Main Event is always the last thing you see before the show ends. And no matter how this year's Main Event ends, the image will certainly stick with you. With no losses by pinfall or submission since winning the belt, The Undertaker's dominance over the last year has been nothing short of incredible. And by the way, he has NEVER lost at WrestleMania. Over the same year, Shawn Michaels has been scratching and clawing his way to where he is now. He's made friends, enemies, and even ended careers to get to the Main Event. And then, there's Drew McIntyre. A former World Heavyweight Champion, he was the last man to hold the belt before The Undertaker's historic reign began, and has made it known that he intends to pick up his reign right back where it left off a year ago. All of their work has led to this. Will The Undertaker's legendary reign over the FWL continue with yet another win at WrestleMania? Can Shawn Michaels take his game to the next level and take down The Undertaker in his third attempt? Or will Drew McIntyre prove he truly is the chosen one and take down two legends of wrestling in the same night?
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Stay tuned to this thread as the show draws closer for updates and interviews with the superstars involved. We'll see you at WrestleMania.
