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Post by punch on Jun 15, 2008 14:30:49 GMT -5
*Punch also rolls out of the ring, clutching his jaw after the shots given to him by Hoodlum. But the damage was done. The message was sent. No matter how valiant the efforts made by Aces, Davis & Cade, it appeared that The Coalition always had the final say in things. And while it seemed Cade had found two more sympathetic to his cause, The Mobstaz as well had their rivals. Punch new this, and obviously so would Primo.* |
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Post by aces on Jun 15, 2008 14:33:21 GMT -5
Officials were finally able to enter the ring and get both Aces and Davis free. EMTs had arrived to to Aces, but he was far to proud for that. He waved them off and sat still, collecting his bearings and fuming inside about allowing himself to be ambushed again by Punch.
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Post by mob on Jun 15, 2008 14:35:49 GMT -5
G & Hoody help Aces back up to his feet. It could be seen easily that his back was in bad shape, but chances were Aces had had worse nights. It seemed as if the line in the sand between The Coalition and this faction forged of Cade, Aces & Davis was growing smaller by the week.
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Post by cade on Jun 15, 2008 14:38:38 GMT -5
Kris tends to Romeo, who was in much better shape then Aces. But the fact remained that two weeks in a row, The Coalition had been bested in the ring, but in turn exacted their will when the match was over. It was clear that this "War of Attrition" as was stated earlier in the night would turn out to be a bloody one.
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Post by primo on Jun 15, 2008 14:43:13 GMT -5
Meanwhile, The Coalition, minus Jasta backed up the ramp in semi-triumph. The message sent was the most important aspect of this night. And that message was that even when Cade & company thought they had won, they hadn't.
Gomez: I told you that this wasn't going to end pretty. And it sure as hell hasn't there's gonna be some hell to pay come next week.
The scene then goes to the next segment.
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