A cameraman is walking down the hall after Assault...like they do...when a nearby door opens and Nick Spoils steps out, holding a Microsoft Surface in his hand. He looks around, sees the camera, and points directly at it.
SPOILS: YOU! Get over here, now. Did you see the travesty that happened tonight? The absolute horrendous miscarriage of justice? I know you're just a cameraman, I don't give a <EXPLETIVE DELETED>. I have something that needs to be said, and you're the closest one here to broadcast it to the PWA Armada. You set? Good.
Nick Spoils adjusts his suit so that he appears a bit more put together, and angles himself slightly so that the sign on the door behind him can be seen - "MEDICAL".
SPOILS: Attention, PWA Armada. Tonight, on Assault, you bore witness to one of the greatest mockery of legitimate competition that this sport has ever seen. Trust me, I know most of you believe that "we deserved it" or that we're the bad guys in this whole affair. But after tonight, if you still believe that you are deluded, ignorant, or perhaps just blind and deaf. But just in case you didn't happen to see it yourself, and for the benefit of the slow, allow me to illuminate you as to the...the farce that just occurred.
He taps on the Surface for a couple moments, then turns it around to show the camera.
SPOILS: We started off the evening with one hell of a match. Former Heavyweight Champion Kevin Starr taking on the Divine Psycho Nakamura Yamasaki. We all know how these matches go. Nakamura takes his opponents to depths they have never experienced, allows them to experience terror and see their own ghosts...then he lets them go, with the knowledge that they will never be the same again. But Starr had other plans. Starr wanted to injure Nakamura. He TRIED to injure Nakamura. This move is a simple figure four leg lock. Tried and true. One of the safest ways to put a hurt on someone, to get them to submit, without actually putting them in danger of injury--unless you WANT to hurt them. Push this move the wrong way, and you can cripple a man. Starr knew this. He knew how to hurt Nakamura. And he did. I've reviewed this tape. The popping sound when Nakamura's knee was damaged was obvious. Bill White had no choice but to end the match for fear that Starr wouldn't stop.
SPOILS: And what happened after that? Well, you all saw it. Armageddon, the 3-Time Tag Team Champions, my OTHER clients, came to the ring to check on their friend. Like I said, it was obvious that Starr was attempting to hurt Nakamura. So, of course they came out to check on his well-being. Well, it seems that Starr wasn't satisfied, and he started attacking THEM. One after the other. So OF COURSE they defended themselves. And just when they manage to get the man down so they can make sure everyone's ok? The <EXPLETIVE DELETED> Coldsnakes get their panties in a twist and come down to attack. Look, I understand how they can be upset about how badly they got played, but they DID in fact get played. It's over and done with. But no, they have to try to make their presence felt. And that's when the second travesty occurred. Right...here.
Spoils taps on the Surface a couple more times, and brings up a shot of Anaconda holding Ragnarok in the Anaconda Vice.
SPOILS: You can see after security finally pulls the Pathetic and Whiny Coldsnakes away that Ragnarok is in pain. Anaconda hurt him. A cowardly and retributional attack on the Tag Team Champions even before their defense leaves one of the members at less than 100 percent. At this point, the title match should have been taken off the card, pushed to the pay-per-view. I told Damion Black as much to his face. You know what he said? Basically nothing--"The match stands." Something tells me he hand a hand in what happened tonight.
SPOILS: So, now let's fast forward a bit. To the Tag Team Championship match that should NEVER have occurred. And here we see the dastardly plan start to come to fruition. We start here.
Spoils taps the Surface and shows another shot.
SPOILS: Does that look familiar? It should. That's Awakening the Serpent. You know it. I know it. And sure as hell Bokrug knew it. Stealing another man's move is just plan unprofessional. But I know how it is. Try to get into your opponent's head. Make them lose their confidence. Fine, whatever. If that's all it was, if that's all they did, I wouldn't be this pissed off. Let's move on. Just over five minutes later, and what do we see?
SPOILS: The challengers, the so-called "good guys" in this story, are the ones to cheat. THEY pull out the steel chair. Cassidy Cray here is blantantly attacking the LEGAL MAN at the time with a steel chair. Not only that, he's doing it in FULL VIEW of the referee. I gave Bill White credit earlier for stopping the match when Kevin Starr attempted to hurt Nakamura. Right here, at this point, he plain and simple screwed up. Right here, this is first fall for Armageddon. This is a disqualification in every match I've ever managed. Except this one, for some reason. But let's move on.
SPOILS: Earlier in the match, we saw Bokrug stealing Ragnarok's move. Here, we see Cassidy Cray stealing one of Gehenna's signature moves. And being fairly blatant about it, as well.
SPOILS: But even with all of this...this horrible excuse for a wrestling show, I could have excused it as just a bad day for my boys. Until THIS happened.
Spoils hits the Surface quite forcefully, then turns and shoves it basically directly in the camera.
SPOILS: This...once could be a mistake. Twice in one night? There is no doubt in my mind. There is no doubt in Ragnarok's mind. There is no doubt in ANY member of the Union's mind. And there should be no doubt in anyone in the audiences mind that right here, at this point in the match, Cassidy Cray tried to deliberately injure his opponent. He dropped Ragnarok directly on his head. Spiked him to the ground. HE TRIED TO BREAK THE BIG MAN'S NECK.
SPOILS: And here again, is where I must criticize Bill White. Earlier in the evening when he stopped Nakamura's match? That was the right thing to do. Starr was attempting to injure him, and had no one else there to defend him. This...this is a tag team match. Not only that, but Ragnarok is RIGHT THERE in his own corner. Gehenna could have easily reached over and tagged himself in, but no, White immediately calls for the bell, giving Alpha Omega the first fall.
SPOILS: If you haven't been paying attention, let me spell it out for you at this point. The match shouldn't have happened to begin with because Ragnarok was already wounded by an attack--an attack pinpointing the spine and neck area, no less. Bill White ignores an obvious disqualification, then awards a fall to Alpha Omega prematurely when Cassidy Cray blatantly attempts to injure Ragnarok by dropping him on his already wounded neck. That's a two-fall advantage for Alpha Omega in a two-fall match. Right here, my boys and I knew the fix was in.
SPOILS: And if you thought the story ended here, boy howdy are you naive. See, Ragnarok should have been led directly back to medical after that horrendous attempt at ending his career. The match SHOULD have been called right there, a no-contest at best, a disqualification victory if we're being honest. But no, word comes down from on high that the match will continue. I tell my boys to let them count us out, we'll go to medical with or without PWA's blessing. But no, word says that a countout will STILL see the title change hands.
SPOILS: Be honest. Did you really think you'd see Ragnarok back in the ring after that spike? I begged him not to. It wasn't worth it at this point. Damion Black had made it abundantly clear, loser after loser after loser doing his dirty deeds, that we weren't leaving Assault with those belts. We should have taken the countout. But no, he's a best. A man with heart and with passion. And he got right back up there, injured neck and all, and fought against the inevitable.
SPOILS: And then...then there was Pennyworth. I've seen the videos, but I'll let Akira speak to that. But for the mentally challenged out there, let me sum up what we saw tonight. We saw a hit. A honest to God attempt at ruining the careers of not one, but two members of this roster, of the Union. We saw a theft, plain and simple, of the PWA Tag Team Championship from their rightful bearers. And we saw Damion Black's handiwork plain as day weaving through the whole thing.
SPOILS: So make no mistake. There will be retribution. Alpha Omega, keep those belts shiny for us. We will be coming back for them. But it's time to finish what we started first. It's time to clear the detritus that lies before us. I have personally ensured, at the request of my boys, that BOTH Nakamura and Ragnarok will be cleard for competition at King of the Deathmatch.
SPOILS: So, if you dare to show your face again after the horrific events of tonight...Kevin Starr, Junior Cobra, Giant Anaconda. Face us again, knowing that we know what you did. Six man tag. Be there, or be known throughout the entire PWA Armada as the cowards that you are.
SPOILS: Trying to end the career of two men in a single night. You--all of you--ought to be damned ashamed of yourselves. Now if you'll excuse me, I've got a couple of medical situations I need to be observing.