Process of elimination (Invite)

[pancho]

Following a match, Only The Strong is graced with the presence of "The Talented" Dan Ripley, and his associate Vikram. Ripley was dressed in a sharp, black suit. Vikram was dressed a little less professionally, a black T, Camo pants and Doc Martins. The two men make their way down to ringside met by a hail of boos.

Matt: There have bee a lot of susperstars who have an impact during this season, but there's no doubt that one of the biggest impacts, is the one made by this young man. Like him or not, there's no denying the fact that Dan Ripley has turned a lot of heads in the wrestling world.

Tony: He draws a lot of comparison to Scott O'Dell, and that's a pretty impressive guy to be compared to. I'll agree, his means and motives might be questionable, but he's done nothing short of impress this, his rookie season in XWA.

Buzz: Oh he's done more then impressed. It takes a lot to get noticed in the XWA. It takes even more to be a success. Dan Ripley's put the recipe together, and he's done it. It's not about being Mr. Popular, it's about getting the job done, and Ripley gets it done. Doesn't hurt when you have back-up the likes of Vikram either.

Ripley and Vikram were now in the ring, and Ripley now in possession of a mic.

Last week, Vik here and I turned in some mixed results. John Irons managed to summon up some of the courage of his and beat Vik. And kudos to you for that. But Milo? *Heh* It was the same story as every single time we've fought one on one before. You put on a good show. With your cute lil' karate moves and your high wire act. But I end up swatting you out of the air, drive you into the turf, and beat you. You'd think after the 1st three times you'd learn your lesson. But imagine that happening, eh? Well, here's what me and Vik here imagine. The two of us, here...tonight, making up for Vik's loss last week, and both of us losing to you two chumps two weeks ago. Same match as two weeks ago, but with a lil' twist. Tonight, we're callin' you two out. And we're callin' you out to a Tornado Tag ELIMINATION match.

Buzz: BRILLIANT! Now that's the way to stick it to your enemies.

Matt: That can be a disadvantageous situation for either side. If one man ends up eliminated, then that leaves their partner left to fight two on one.

Anything you'd like to add, Vik?

Ripley hands the mic off to Vikram.

[vikram]

SHUT'CHA BLOODY TRAPS, YA WANKAS!!!

All that does is make the fans boo the pair even more.

Irons, ya' got real bloody lucky last week. It ain't gonna 'appen again, mate. Me and Ripley tonoight are ginna' beat your arse like the piff you are. And then, after we roll ye' bloody corpse outta tha' ring, we're gonna do the same ta' you, Miller. Both'a you pounces are gonna rue tha' day ye' ever crossed paths with eitha' of us.

Buzz: Short and to the point. Gotta love that guy.

Willy: He ain't never been one for words. One for beatin' the crap outta people? Yea. Words? Not really.

He hands the mic back to Ripley.

[pancho]

Ripley concludes in saying the following.

Front and center gentlemen. Time is money. Well, so am I, but that's another story. *Heh heh heh*

The await the arrival of John Irons & Milo Miller.

[irons]

The entrance theme of John Irons begins to play, and out to the set comes Irons and Miller. Both men had mics, and were dressed for action. Irons would offer the 1st response.

You know somethin'? You boys are really startin' to get on my damn nerve. Out here talkin' like you tha' baddest dudes on the block. I know bad. And you ain't bad. Bad men are guy who can git' it done, and don't have to preach up and down the street about. Back home in Jackson, we got us a sayin'. It goes to the tune of this...

"Real badboys move in silence."

What that means fellas? It means if you're really a bad boy, you ain't gotta brag about. It ain't gotta talk about it, or tell anyone how bad you are. Everyone knows it by default. SO I guess me and Milo here are gonna have to show you two chumps just how NOT bad you are again, don't we?