Chris Carlington vs. The Killer

[Chris Carlington]

As as the crowd returns their attention back to the entrance ramp after the commercial break, "Vendetta" by Mike V and the Rats hits the PA speaker system, and the word "Carlington" appears in teal on an orange background on the Titantron. A Man appears at the top of the ramp, with orange tights and three occurrences of a single green word, one running down each leg and one across the back. This word identifies the man, for any who don't recognise the music, as Chris Carlington.

At this appearance, the crowd commences a "You Suck!" chant, shouting and screaming to be heard over the music, and directing it at Chris Carlington. Carlington stands for a long moment at the top of the ramp, staring down at the ring where he will soon do battle.

Chauntel: Introducing next, weighing in at 295 pounds, hailing from Raloo, Ireland, he is the High-Flying Heavyweight...Chris Carlington!

I've got a vendetta!
I'm still alive!
You tried to ruin me,
To crucify!

As this verse of the music plays, Carlington begins his slow descent, down the ramp. His eyes are locked on the ring the entire way down. As he goes, he passes many booing and leering fans, who are waving anti-Carlington signs. Carlington ignores all of these, remaining locked on the centre of the ring.

Eric Angle: And once again here we see this new and focused Carlington, and he seems to have really brought the intensity these last couple of weeks on Saturday Night Knockout.

JTG: I'll agree with ya this time around, E, but don't think I'm makin a habit out of it. But then again...maybe this week Carlington has a chance.

Angle: Isn't that what I just...nevermind...

Now you see me,
And you piss yourself!
Because you know,
I'm not like everyone else,
That you trampled along the way,
I'm still standing,
And I'm IN YOUR FACE

Carlington finishes his descent of the ramp, and keeps his eyes locked on the ring as he walks around the outside to reach the steps. he climbs the steps, remaining focused on the centre of the canvas, and climbs in through the ropes. Chris Carlington walks to the centre of the ring, now facing out at the crowd. He stares at them, not flinching or reacting at all to their boo's and chants. Carlington then turns and faces the entrance ramp, and waits for his opponent to arrive.

Angle: Oh, boy...I really feel sorry for The Killer...he's only new talent! Why would our GM do something like this?

JTG: Well lemme tell ya E-Dawg, he may be new talent here...but The Killer is never gunna get anywhere in this world if he don't step up and face this man here tonight.

TBC The Killer

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The music "live for the moment" by Monster Magnet plays and Richard Robinson appears on the Titantron. He runs out onto the stage and jumps up and down and fireworks go off. Chauntel: And the opponent. From Greenbay Wisconsin, Richard Robinson!


"I can slap a tornado.....
I can dry up a sea yeah.....
When i live for the moment.....
There ain't no way, no way, no way!"

Eric Angle: This guy no showed on his first match. So technically, This is his wrestling debut.

JTG: Yes but this man, Chris Carlington who is standing right next to us, has experience in wrestling but still hasn't won a single match!

Eric Angle: Hey Chris, how about you come over here while this dork comes down to the ring.

While Carlington joins Eric and JTG, Richard Robinson walks down to the ring and does a back flip off the turnbuckles onto the canvas.

Carlington: this guy is going down, don't you guys think?

JTG&Eric Angle: Totally Carlington.

JTG: This guy is weak, that is what i think. But i could be wrong...After all, we haven't seen him wrestle.


Carlington: I better go now guys, the referee is about to ring the bell.



TBC by Carlington.

[Chris Carlington]

Carlington: But, just before I leave, I'd just like to point out, that I have actually won a match. Maybe you guys should check your facts before you start slandering me!

Carlington takes off his headset, and leaves the announce table, before rolling back into the ring and facing down his opponent, The Killer. As The Killers music fades, Carlington begins backing The Killer down, into the corner, and the ref has to step in between so the two men can be separated before the match gets underway.

Eric Angle: Some harsh parting words from that man in the ring, Chris Carlington. And again I just want to point out the remarkable change he has undergone since he allowed his anger to boil over to the surface at world's end.

JTG: Lemme tell ya E, that was a perfect example right then of what Carlington is capable of. He just needs to channel it into his matches, like we've seen him doing these past couple of weeks.

Angle: While it is true that we've seen a marked improvement in Carlington's wrestling ability, it's also true that he really should be using other means to attain victory, which I might add, he seems to be having trouble doing.

JTG: That's exactly my point though, E-Dawg. He channels and focuses his energy like this, and it's only a matter of time before he starts winning matches, and building confidence. Once a superstar like Carlington does that, there's no stopping him!

The referee rings the bell to begin the match, and the two men lock up in the middle of the ring, Carlington taking the advantage early, and pulling The Killer in, locking his head at his side in a front-face lock. He uses this hold to weaken The killer early on, wrenching his head and neck around. He then begins to run, bouncing off one set of ropes, before being shot off by The Killer.

Carlington continues running, bouncing back off the opposite ropes, before coming back and taking advantage of The Killers still dazed state to floor him with a clothesline. Carlington then goes for a quick cover.

Ref: One!

And The Killer kicks out. Carlington rolls over, and climbs to his feet, closely followed by The Killer, who turns to face Carlington, and the two men lock up in the middle again. This time The Killer gains the advantage, running around to the back of Carlington, and pulling his arm up into a Hammerlock. Carlington slaps at hid shoulder, trying to keep feeling in it. He keeps his wits about him though, and using his wherewithal, back up into a corner, pressing back and crushing the Killer into the turnbuckle. The Killer releases Carlingtons arm, but Carlington keeps pushing back, crushing The kill. The ref begins a disqualification count.

Ref: C'mon Carlington, you've gotta let him out of there! One! Two! Three! Four!

JTG:And you can see there, Carlington is utilising the entire Five-count he gets from the referee there.

Angle: I think it's despicable, that he can get away with something like that so blatantly!

JTG: And i think that it's a smart strategy!

Carlington walks forward, allowing The Killer out of the corner. The referee then begins reprimanding Carlington for not following commands. While Carlington argues with the referee, The Killer back over and leans on the ropes, regaining his breath.

Carlington stops arguing with the referee, and turns around to see The Killer leaning against the ropes. Carlington charges at him, preparing to throw him to the outside with a clothesline, but The Killer ducks, pulling the top rope down, and sending Carlington flying over, and down to the concrete outside. This gains an explosive cheer from the crowd, as The Killer continues trying to recover, and regain some stamina.

TBC The Killer.