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Mangler

Moose and Elk vs The Maulers
By
Mangler
Miller: Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to tonight's main
event. For those who follow us, you know that this match is a consequence of
the cage match between Team Hunter and Team Bear last week. It features Moose
and Elk, from Team Bear, versus The Maulers, who are instrumental in helping
Team Hunter win when they literally pulled Elk out of the ring and neutralized
him in the audience. And they were not even participants in the match. Needless
to say, Elk was livid and demanded a match against his captures, The Maulers. Elk’s
Team Bear partner, Moose is also on a path of revenge and has agreed to help
Elk with his cousins. Yeah, you heard that correctly. The Maulers are Elk’s cousins. Thanksgiving should be interesting this
year. Aaahh, here comes the new
commissioner of the league.
Wrestlebard: Miller. You still work here?
[For full context, you should read One Step Beyond and One Step Beyond - Redux.]
One Step Beyond – The Final
By
The Mangler
The bar was overflowing with guys wanting to see the main event in the wrestling match. In fact, the crowd overflowed into the next room, so the owners set up cameras to broadcast the action onto the screens there. Since this was a gay bar, the crowd was mostly men. It was a mixed group consisting of men in leather outfits, men in wrestling attire, men in jeans, and men in next to nothing. The backstory to tonight’s match was slightly complicated.
Rob and Ron (fighting as R&R) had won the tag team championship of the mostly gay league, which conducted its matches in a series of gay bars and taverns. R&R were straight, and as such, they never got into any post-match shenanigans. However, the crowds loved coming to ogle them, as they were both big guys with well-developed muscles, especially their pecs. Their trunks hinted at impressive packages, which were later confirmed to be true.
The Campground 2: Day 6
The Fight for Slutiness:
John vs. Wrestledaddy
By The Mangler
John, aka Slutboy, dressed like a fraternity brother, trailed
Wrestledaddy. Watching his actions, it
was hard to believe that John was one of the richest and most powerful venture
capitalists in the world. But at The
Campground’s Leather week (held once a year), his inner slut takes over and
comes out to play. During that week,
there are almost no limits, and he is constantly involved in one sexual
activity or another. It is doubtful that
he even sleeps during the week. Having
lost a match to Wrestledaddy earlier in the week, Slutboy had to give up his
slutiness and become John. He had a
chastity device locked on and was forbidden from engaging in any sexual activities,
which was killing him.
“Come on, man, have a heart. I’m here, and it's leather
week, which I look forward to every year, and I am a damned chaste preppy. I
should be THE freaking slut this week. Just let me go crazy, man, PLEASE.”
“Goddamn it, you have been harassing me since you lost
your fucking match. You know why you are where you are, and you deserve it.”
“I know, I know, but come on, man. Be the bigger person,
let me out of this chastity cage and let the real inner me, John, come out.”
“Fine.”
The Rematch
Sam/Eric vs Bill/Joel
A Father/Son Misadventure
By
The Mangler
Sam was a seasoned wrestler and had been training his son,
Eric, to compete in professional wrestling matches. Sam, who stood at 5’11” and weighed 208
pounds, had been in the business for years and was very successful. He had always wrestled as a “face” or good
guy. His son was also 5’11” but weighed
slightly less at 200 pounds. However, his muscular development was much more evident
than his father's, as you could practically see every striation, especially in his
abs. Sam was also nicknamed the “Energizer Bunny” because he just kept going.
For Eric's professional debut, he teamed up with his
father against the heel tag team of Bill/Joel.
Bill and Joel were just beginning to make a name for themselves, and though
labeled a “heel” team, they were neither notorious nor over-the-top about
it. That is, until the match with Sam
and Eric. They had isolated Eric using
every legal and illegal advantage they could, and proceeded to try to destroy
his muscles, especially his abs. They
had succeeded, and Eric had pleaded for them to stop abusing his abs. Before they had agreed to stop the match,
they had even used Sam to provide more abuse to Eric’s abs.
Eric was in rough shape both physically and mentally, but
his father and his trainer, Aaron, managed to bring him back to his usual
self. While he had learned a hard lesson
about pro wrestling, he had survived it, if only barely. He soon returned to training matches and a
few tag matches, but Sam was careful to make sure their opponents were less
experienced. He needed to rebuild Eric’s confidence.
Needless to say, Sam was furious with Bill and Joel’s
abuse of his son's body and his mind, but was also highly pissed that they had
managed to use him to further the abuse of Eric. He knew that a reckoning was coming; he just
needed to make sure Eric was ready for it.
But he continued to seethe.
Team Bear vs Team Hunter
A 3 vs 3 Cage Match
By
Mangler
Announcer Miller:
-- Hello, boys and girls. Welcome
to our main event. My name is Alex
Miller, and I will be your announcer for this match. Assisting me is none other than Wrestlebard. As
many of you know, he is a blogger, and he used to be the manager for John
Hunter until his manager’s license was revoked by the league. Since then, he has been working as a
cameraman for wrestling shows, and tonight he is going to try being an UNBIASED
color commentator.
Wrestlebard:
Yeah, I was a manager until John Bear cheated and got me dismissed. Now struggling
to find another way to make a living.
Miller: Well, so much for unbiased. But I think you mean Bear overcame cheating
to win the match and enforce a stipulation.
Wrestlebard:
pfffft
Miller: The tension had been building for tonight’s epic
confrontation. The animosity between Hunter and Bear has been boiling and intensifying
for months, leading up to tonight’s match to settle a feud. A 3 vs 3 cage battle between Team Hunter and
Team Bear.
Trevor vs The Mauler
By
The Mangler
Vandal, The Punksters’ manager, was walking back toward
the dressing room after conducting some business with the league's general
manager. He stood 5’6” tall and weighed around 150 pounds. He was dressed in black skaterboy wear. As he
passed one of the security checkpoints at the entrance, he stopped when an
audience member walked through the turnstile and headed toward his seat. What he saw was a 6’1”, 190-pound walking sex
machine. He oozed confidence and sexiness
from his every pore. He was wearing a tank top with the Punskters pictured on
the back, along with a pair of tight blue jeans, which highlighted his ass to
its best advantage. He had dirty-blond
hair, blue eyes, and a silver goatee, all on a handsome face. He had well-defined 45” Pecs, a narrow, 33”
waist, gorgeous biceps, and quads. His
chest and abs were hairless.
Vandal altered his course and “accidentally” ran into the
man.
Tag Team Implosion
By
Mangler
After a night of awesome wrestling, the crowd was hyped
up for the next. It was a tag team
championship battle with the recently crowned champs taking on a smaller, less
experienced team. The champs had
defeated the former champions only two weeks ago in an epic battle with a
surprise ending. Steel Vortex, a
recently formed tag team composed of Myles and Wesly, was not expected to
defeat the older, more experienced heels.
However, they had managed to pull it off to a thunderous ovation from
the crowd, as they were one of the local favorites.
Taking the mic after the win, Myles had proclaimed,
“Henceforth, we shall be known as The Reign, as we shall be Champs for a very long
time.” He and Wesley had decided to
change their name if they won, and they had.
Thus, The Reign was born.
By
The Mangler
The fans cheered and chanted “next match, next match” as
the ref entered the ring. They were excited because Darwin, one of the upcoming
faces in the Australian Wrestling Federation, was making his USA debut tonight.
Darwin was muscular, handsome, and sexy as hell. Both the men and women fans down under
appreciated any match that he was in. The
crowd didn't know who his opponent would be, but they didn’t really care. Rumor
had it that his opponent was going to be someone that he could show off with. Everyone
was excited to see this hot young Aussie take out the competition.
The loud and sexy Australian accent could be heard
through the locker room door. “Oh, my
god! How fucking embarrassing. Silas.
Silas. I’m scheduled to wrestle a fucking old man named Silas.. He just turned 65 fucking years old. He is a
goddamned wrinkled prune. This will not
be a wrestling match; it will be a slaughter.
What the hell were they thinking?
This is not an appropriate opponent for me. My debut is going to be a fucking joke!!”
Darwin whined.
A Lumberjack Match
By
The Mangler
Marshall’s revenge tour was still not complete. While he
had managed to defeat Ash (see Gauntlet I) and Byron (see Gauntlet II), he failed miserably to exact any
retribution from The Executioner. In
fact, The Executioner had beaten him decisively in the ring and arranged
further outrage post-match.
Marshall was determined to right that wrong, but first he
had another wrong to right – his brother Theo.
Theo had manipulated Marshall into forming a tag team, and they had
spent months training, perfecting their teamwork, and resolving their personal
differences. But Theo had been actively conspiring to set Marshall up for the
beating of his life and the horrible 6 months that followed. Marshall was determined to get retribution.
Theo, however, wasn’t exactly stupid. He had already been beaten and humiliated by
his brother in the ring once and wasn’t going to let that happen again. (see Theo's Debut) As such, Theo had refused every offer of a
match until Marshall had agreed to a lumberjack match. Marshall knew how these things could go, so he
made sure that he had loyal lumberjacks.
In reality, Theo’s lumberjacks owed no loyalty to him, but instead owed
that allegiance to The Executioner. But
in this case, the enemy of my enemy worked for Theo.