Harrys: Ladies and Gentleman, the following contest is an EurAsian League Match, scheduled for one fall!
The bass of 'When I'm Ere' can be heard throughout the arena as Scott Hammond appears from behind the curtain. He stands at the top of the rampway for a moment and gives out a disapproving stare to the crowd. He quickly raises his right hand in the air before he slowly heads down to the ring, keeping his eyes fixated on it.
Harrys: Introducing first, from London, England, weighing in at 275 pounds, he is The English Engima, Scott Hammond!
Copeland: Scott Hammond will look to join Rush in gaining the first round of points in the EurAsian League. No doubt he will look to make his return to challenging Cougar after coming so close at the Lottery.
Cohen: But even so, he’s got an evenly matched opponent, either of them will do great enough to win the EurAsian Championship at Kingdom Come.
Hammond slides into the ring and ascends the turnbuckle. He takes off his jacket, hurling abuse at the crowd before stepping down with the music going silent as he stands waiting for his opponent
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The boos get heavier as Big Dave heads out onto the stage in his hoodie, he pulls the hood down and points at Hammond with a strong stare.
Harrys: His opponent, also from London, England, weighing in at 268 pounds, representing the rWo, Big Dave!
Copeland: We’re moments, even seconds away from what is to be a great encounter between these two.
Cohen: Interestingly, I was doing some research and in the UK, when they have soccer teams from the same area face off, it’s called a Derby. So for the first time in WZCW history, we will have a London Derby here!
Dave still stands at the top of the stage before eventually heading down the ramp, he takes his hoodie off as Scott Hammond tries to intercept Dave’s entrance into the ring but Dave refuses to go in until the ref gets Hammond again from him. The ref gets him back and climbs onto the apron and quickly up the turnbuckle to pose to the crowd’s boos. Scott Hammond shoves the ref to one side as he goes to take out Big Dave while on the turnbuckle but Dave turns to face Hammond and points at him to stay back. He climbs down as the referee sounds for the bell as the two stand in the middle of the ring, rubbing heads against each other. Hammond then shoves Dave back before they lock up properly as both try to find a headlock on each other but both are quick to the counter. Dave then gets Hammond on the ropes and shoves him away with full momentum, he goes for the enziguri early but Hammond catches and swings Dave around who hits a Dragon Whip on the return which makes Hammond stagger back a few steps, Dave goes for a fast attack but is taken down by a clothesline from Hammond.
Hammond hits a few stomps on Dave before allowing him to get back on his feet, he waits for Dave to turn around and hits a T-Bone suplex to take Dave down, Hammond goes for the quick cover 1….2.kickout by Dave. Hammond gets up and grabs Dave by the head, he locks in another suplex move and tries to flip Dave over his head but it’s blocked at every time and is eventually countered with Dave’s own snap suplex. Dave is back up and drags Hammond to a corner, he then walks to the opposite side and stands waiting for Hammond to stir up and use the corner to help him up. Dave gets himself poised and ready, he starts running and hits a dropkick on Hammond’s back which winds him against the turnbuckle. Dave then rolls Hammond up with a school boy and puts his feet on the ropes without the referee noticing, 1…..2…kickout, Dave can’t believe it and starts looking frustrated. He looks at the ref disapprovingly but doesn’t argue with him.
Copeland: You can see the frustration building, you know he wants to win this, as does Hammond.
Cohen: With both men being dangerous as each other you can’t waste time with the referee, no matter how poor his counting is
Dave is back on his feet and walks to near the ropes but Hammond is back up beforehand, Dave turns around as Hammond goes to run at him and tries to hit a big boot but Hammond catches him and throws another T-Bone which knocks some wind out of Dave. Hammond then picks up Dave and throws him up in the air in a Military Press hold, he heads over to the ropes and goes to throw him over but Dave grabs hold as it’s done and he ends up on the apron, he hits a right on Hammond who responds with his own which takes Dave to the mat outside. The ref starts giving a ten count as Dave is one the outside while Hammond stands waiting. By the time the count is up to 6, Dave is back on his feet and looks to climb in but Hammond stands near so Dave cant, 7 he then gives Hammond a right and drags him by his legs under the rope so the ref has to restart the count.
Dave then drags Hammond over to the announce table and slams his head against it, he turns around and looks at the steel steps, he goes for the Irish whip but Hammond counters and slams Dave into the steps with full speed. The refs count is up to 4 as Hammond looks at the ring and then at Dave. He picks him up with another military press and shoves him into the ring and climbs in after. Hammond looks carefully at Dave and decides to pick him up and places him on his shoulders to look for ‘London’s Calling’ he swings Dave over his shoulders but it’s countered into a DDT with both men out.
Copeland: Dave’s experience with that move helped him to get out of that predicament!
Cohen: Still looks original to me!
After the referee gives an 8 count, both men are on their feet, Hammond somehow got up first and looks to go at Dave who grabs him in the Checking Out hold, he takes a few moments and Hammond hits his own and locks on the Anaconda Vice on his opponent. Dave screams in agony as the hold is tough one to break out of, Hammond looks possessed as he squeezes the lock tightly on Dave’s head and shoulders, cutting out the air supply, the ref looks to check on Dave, he goes to raise his arm for the drop but he notices Dave’s foot is under the bottom rope and forces Hammond to break the hold. Hammond gets frustrated and starts arguing with the referee, telling him to count Dave out, he then shoves the referee who shoves him back and tells him to back off, during this Dave slowly regains composure and uses the ropes to help himself to his feet.
Hammond looks over his shoulder at Dave before resuming his argument with the referee, he turns around and Dave suddenly rushes off the ropes and hits a spear, cover 1…..2….kickout, Dave holds his head in frustration with that not being enough to keep Hammond down. He signals for the end and grabs Hammond up and holds him in the Checking Out hold again, Hammond counters and tries to lock a Full Nelson Hold in but Dave counters and lifts Hammond on top of his shoulders and hits the Stamp of Authority and goes for the cover 1…..2…..3.
Harrys: Here is your winner, Big Dave!
Copeland: What a match by the two Englishmen! No doubt they will have their future opponents watching in fear but Dave takes the first point here but I wouldn’t count Hammond out of this just yet.
Cohen: Too right there Seabass. In the end, it was the referee who the literal difference and he cost Hammond the match there. While I like both of these guys, the referee should have remained impartial!
Copeland: I’d like to see you officiate a match with those there Jack!
Cohen: No way Seabass, can you imagine having to tell these guys no?!
Big Dave rolls slowly out of the ring and raises his arm in the air with a smile on his face. Hammond has come too and realised that he’s lost, he looks frustrated and sees the referee there and shoves him over and kicks him in the back of the head. Hammond then looks to see Dave at the top of the ramp who taunts Hammond by pointing at his temple and at his opponent. Hammond holds onto the ropes in frustration as Dave leaves through the curtain.
