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Too busy smashing your face in.

Jack.E.Breaker

Vertabreaker looks up at HFD and Ash Cinders whilst slowly walking around the side of the ring, looking for a special little opening that’ll allow him to slide back in. Ash backs away to the centre of the ring, but the arrogant HFD walks right to the ropes then gathers up a huge ball of flem and spits it right in Vertabreakers direction, giving Vertabreaker the opportunity to grab him by the ankles, pull him down and drag him to the outside where he starts to blitz his opponent with right hands. Ash Cinders sees this and gets ready to help but Jack E Breaker jumps over the barricade, slides into the ring, turns Ash around, grabs him by the waist, lifts him off the mat then slams him down with a belly to belly suplex. The bell rings, Ash Cinders gets back to his feet only for Jack to whip him against the ropes and catch him with a hard back elbow that knocks Ash back down. A dazed and confused Ash Cinders gets back to his feet but falls into the corner. Jack walks over to Ash Cinders then delivers a kick to the mid section and an uppercut for good measure. Jack grabs hold of Ash Cinder’s hand then whips him hard into the corner. Ash Cinders staggers back out to the centre of the ring, and Jack with another kick to the mid section, he locks in a facelock then drops down, driving Cinder’s head into the mat with a DDT, he pins…

….1….2…and Ash Cinders kicks out. Jack wastes no time, he gets to his feet then pulls Ash up to his feet and connects with a right hook to the eye that knocks Ash right back down. Jack again grabs Ash by the head, but this time pulls him to his knees then smacks him with another right to the side of the head. Ash crawls on the floor around on his hands and knees and Jack grabs Ash by the ears, pulls him to his feet then tries for another kick to the stomach but this time Ash catches the foot and takes Jack down with a leg drag, then stomps away at Jack’s abdomen. The referee starts to count and ash turns his head, giving Jack enough time to throw his entire left leg across the back of Ash’s knees, then bringing his right across Ash’s feet then turns and Ash trips and falls on his front, Jack then sits on the back of Ash, locks in an inverted facelock and pulls him to his feet but Ash jumps over Jack’s shoulder, runs him into the ropes and attempts a roll up but Jack grabs the ropes. Ash rolls onto his feet, Jack runs with a right hand attempt but Ash ducks, runs against the ropes, ducks a knife edged chop, bounces off the opposite ropes and both men get the same idea and knock each other down with a double clothesline. They both roll onto their fronts looking noticeably worse for wear. Jack is on his forearms and is covering his face with his right hand whilst looking at Ash who is on one forearm but is pounding the mat with his free hand. It’s early in the match but both Jack and Ash have done quite a bit of damage to each other in a short space of time. They both start to get to their feet and a collision with the steel steps briefly catches their attention before they turn back to each other…
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Ash Cinders breathes heavily, caught off guard by the amazingly quick and powerful offense from Jack E Breaker. Ash Cinders wipes the back of his hand over his mouth and slowly walks to the side, keeping his eyes on Jack E Breaker. Both men circle inside the ring staring down theiropponent waiting to see who will make the next move. Ash pauses in a corner and takes another deep breath, he then fixes the tape on his hand and straightens himself back up.

Ash then with a burst of speed charges Jack E, Jack ducks a clothesline and connects with a stiff punch to Ash's face. Ash reels back for a moment but then comes back with a right hand of his own. Both men trade rights and lefts until Ash takes control with a powerful eblow straight to Jack E Breaker's jaw. Ash then kicks Jack E in the gut, but Jack quickly catches his foot and spins Ash around. Ash spins back and connects with a clothesline, knocking both men off their feet. Ash quickly gets back up to his feet and begins to stomp on Jack.

Ash lifts Jack E back up to his feet and clubs him on the back. He then pushes him into the ropes and whips Jack to the opposite ropes, Jack quickly bounces back but is taken down again with a leg lariat right to Jack's face. Ash quickly drops down and hooks the leg, 1........2...Kickout!

Ash gets up to a knee and and grabs Jack by the head, Ash lifts Jack E back up and connects with an elbow to the back of his head. Ash connects with another quick and stiff elbow to the back of Jack E's head. Ash then hooks Jack E's arm around his neck and grabs him by the tights, and connects with snap suplex! But Ash holds on and spins his hips, he then gets up to his feet again and hits another brain cell crushing snap suplex! This is Ash's trademark snap suplex combination right here...Ash spins up to his feet while still holding onto Jack E. Ash then goes for a third consecutive suplex by Jack blocks it with his leg. Another crash on the outside is heard again as Ash and Jack E match strengths. Jack reverses Ash's grip around his neck with a suplex of his own, and drops Ash down his back yet continues to hold onto his neck. Ash is now in the painful hangmans noose as Jack E pulls on his neck. Vertabreaker quickly slides into the ring and gets up to his feet. He then goes to Ash hanging down the side of Jack's back and hits him with a hard punch to the mid section! Jack still dangles Ash in the air pulling on his neck as Vertabreaker pounds away at Ash's ungaurded midsection. Vertabreaker takes a step back and Jack E drops Ash down, and then connects with a neckbreaker! What impact! Vertabreaker steps out and onto the ring apron as Jack E drops down into a pin cover, 1.......2........Shoulder up! Ash isn't out of it yet! Jack E looks up at the ref and then quickly leans back and tags in Vertabreaker.

The Camera looks to HFD who lies on the outside, holding his back next to the steel steps. The camera then cuts to Vertabreaker stepping into the ring as Jack has Ash in a full nelson.
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Verta swaggered into the ring walking slowly up to Ash measuring him up. With one great thrust, he sent his boot into Ash's face with a perfectly angled roundhouse kick. Jack was sent back into the corner by the ref and Verta layed into a downed Ash with fists of fire.

JR: Verta's starting things off in the usual manner...some good old fashioned brawling. It's only a matter of time before I think we'll have to get the cameras ready.

King: I don't know JR...Verta might want to keep the fancy stuff out of this match with the stakes being so high. The standard fighting seems to be working.

Verta lifts up Ash by the head and whips him hard into the corner. He got a running start, leapt into Ash, and monkeyflipped him into the center of the ring.

JR: Ouch! You could hear that impact! Verta looks like he wants to climb the turnbuckle but second guesses himself and runs an elbow drop into Ash's chest. HFD finally coming to and heading to his corner.

King: Bring in HFD! WAHOO! Let's see them two go at it!

Verta goes again to lift up Ash, but this time Ash retaliates with a jawbreaker send Verta stumbling back, followed by a stiff clothesline knocking him off his feet.

JR: Ash now seems to be in control! The tables might be turned!

Verta rolls out of the way of a leg drop and trips Ash out of the ring. Jack E hops down and goes on the offensive, laying into Ash on the outside.

CROWD ERUPTS

JR: HERE WE GO! Verta staring at HFD...burning a hole into his very soul! He's shaking his head "There's no one left, HFD" he's saying. Its time for the confrontation we've been waiting for!

*HFD looks back and decides to...*
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