Rocky vs Freddie

 

[This takes up immediately after Kayden vs Rocky]

Rocky vs Freddie

By

The Mangler

“Who the fuck does he think he is?” Rocky fumed as he went into the locker room.

“You mean Kayden?” Stone asked.

“Oh, hell no. I’m talking about that fucking traitor Fredick.”

“I think he goes by Freddie now, but traitor?”

“Yeah, I have been supportive of him and his career.  He was a cocky, arrogant bastard who wasn’t liked by a lot of people, and I always stood by him.  He gets fucked by Ash and Kayden in a Tag Team match, and all of a sudden, he is cheating for them.  AGAINST ME.  No fucking body does that and gets away with it.”  Rocky slammed his hand against the locker, causing it to ring out throughout the locker room.

Tag Team Chaos: Jackson/Ryan vs Travis/Vince

 

 Tag Team Chaos:

Jackson/Ryan versus Travis/Vince

By

The Mangler

 There is an unusual excitement in the air of the Redneck Arena tonight because the main event is a tag match that features four unknown wrestlers.  Usually, at least one of the wrestlers has either wrestled here before or is known to the crowd.   But not tonight.

The first team is Jackson and Ryan.  They are friends of B&B and have been training for the last couple of years.  They have avoided most of the usual independent leagues, preferring to train anonymously; so much is unknown about them.  Per B&B, they are a skilled and knowledgeable team and are well-prepared for the Redneck Arena.

Their opponents are Travis and Vince. They are a Canadian tag team that is largely unknown to the vast majority of American fans. The major league they wrestle in includes a lot of sexual activity and domination.  However, they are very skilled pro wrestlers.  This combination makes them almost perfect candidates for action at the Arena.

“And now for our main event of the evening.  First off, let's meet our ref for this match, the infamous “Tits” Taylor.”

Marshall/Cumface vs B&B

Marshall & Cumface Vs B&B

By

The Mangler

In the Redneck Arena

“I’ll be damned if I ref that match,” Taylor said.

“What’s the problem?” the commissioner asked.

“What’s the problem?  What’s the fucking problem?  Did you see what those two sons of a bitch did to me the last time I refed for them?” Taylor asked. (see B vs B)

The commissioner smiled as he said, “Well, yes, I did. And the fans loved it.”

“Well, I fucking didn’t,” Taylor huffed.

A Partnerships Demise

 

A Partnership's Demise:

Tim vs Choirboy

By

The Mangler

Tim and Choirboy had reluctantly joined up to become a tag team.  Choirboy was convinced that he could bring Tim, usually a good guy, around to his style of wrestling –cheating and doing anything necessary to win.  Choirboy had been wrong and the animosity between the former tag team partners had been intensifying for some time and had finally reached the breaking point.  The two decided to settle the matter in the only way they knew– in the Arena wrestling ring.  It was decided that this would be a “normal” Arena match i.e., standard rules.

Tim, 6' 1" and 215 pounds, had started as a ref in the Arena and continued to do on occasion.  Due to some abuse from some of the wrestlers, he had moved into the wrestling side as well at first to extract some revenge.   He had some dark moments, but was essentially a good guy and refused to move away from that.  His partner known as the Choirboy, 5’11” and 185, appeared to be a face with angelic features, but actually, he was the devil in disguise.  To him, the only thing was winning, no matter the tactics or the cost.  It was inevitable that tonight was going to happen sooner or later.

B vs B

 

B vs B:

Brad vs Barry

By

The Mangler

The atmosphere backstage at the Redneck Arena was not a pleasant one because several times the wrestlers and staff had to intervene to stop fighting.  The problem was related to the team of B&B, a tag team composed of identical twins Brad and Barry both of who stood 5’8” tall and weighed around 150 pounds, with the weight fluctuating.  While they were on the smaller side, they were one vicious tag team who commonly prevailed over bigger teams.  They would use almost any tactic to win and would sometimes extract high prices for those wins – Just ask Bruce and Jon, their stepfather and stepbrother.

The problem began when Brad caught his brother Barry screwing around backstage, literally, with his then boyfriend Kaden. While the twins shared many things, Brad’s boyfriend wasn’t one of them.  The betrayal had occurred a couple of weeks ago during a match between Todd and Cumface Dan (see Bodybuilder Destruction 3).  Kaden had been unceremoniously sent on his way and all out warfare had erupted between the twins.  Barry didn’t see what the big deal was, which only made Brad more irate.  A couple of their matches had ended when the brothers went after each other and not their opponents. Even  Boy, or Marauder #1, (see B&B vs The Marauders) who was the twins “valet/slave” wasn’t able to diffuse the situation.

Alex's Beatdown II

Alex’s Beatdown II:

 Choirboy vs Alex

By

The Mangler

 [These events occur a couple of nights after the conclusion of Alex’s Beatdown]

After a bout, heel’s locker room.  “Yeah, how the hell do I know I can trust you two??  We aren’t friends and you and Alex are.” “True enough, BUT we owe “our friend” a little lesson for some of his reffing in the past in our matches.”

“Yeah, I want to see the little prick suffer.  And rest assured that in the ring this is business and not friendship.”

The Choirboy just looked at the brothers for a minute.  He knew that B&B could be vicious when the need arose and he felt that they were truly pissed off and would probably help.

Dan "The Destoyer" Debuts

 [For those of you new to the site or who need a refresher on the Redneck Arena (the setting for this story)  please click A History of the Redneck Arena]

Dan “The Destroyer” Debuts

By

The Mangler

The crowd at the Redneck Arena was all fired up after the last match which was a tag team beat down.  Surprisingly enough it was the faces that did the beat down.  They were tired of being punching bags.  After the match, the crowd was doing intermatch stuff, going to the restroom and chatting with their friends so they weren’t paying much attention to the ring.  The cleaning staff entered with five people as they cleaned up the mess from the last match.  However, only four people left the cage.  One slid under the ring.  While the fans didn’t really notice, the commissioner did.  He also realized who slid under the ring and was smiling his most evil grins.  He turned to one of the fans who had accompanied him to the matches.