<8/23/05 @ 4:25 AM PST>

- Two double shots to report on in the past two weeks. Lots went down, but it's 4 in the morning, so don't expect much to actually be reported. Some of the big news includes Special K as the newest full-time member of the roster, who we're happy to have aboard, and some stuff involving Yakuza J. He made his return from the 6 week disabled list to face Big Al on 8/20/05, with the stipulation that he would receive a Triple Crown shot against Ruckus the next day if he won. Yakuza looked to re-injure his knee during the match, but was able to cut right to the chase and put Al away with a sick Northern Lights Bomb onto an open chair. The next day, however, Yakuza was ruled unable to compete, and Canadian Champion Jacob Myles claimed the Triple Crown shot instead. After Ruckus won the match with a Code Ruck, Yakuza ran in and beat down Ruckus, finishing with another Northern Lights Bomb onto an open chair, making a nasty cut on Ruckus's arm. Yakuza then stole the Triple Crown belt and hopped on a plane to New York. MOTHERFUCKER!


<8/9/05 @ 3:37 AM PST>

- We best make with the updates, lest we fall behind again. Two shows to report on. The first was on 7/31/05, highlighted by Ruckus taking on Daniel Makabe in a non-title match. After an insane Trapper Keeper from the apron to the floor, the count was nearing twenty, and as Ruckus was about to get back into the ring, Makabe yanked him to the floor, dove into the ring at 19, and got the countout win. And with that victory (cheap though it may be), he may well have earned himself a Triple Crown shot against Ruckus down the line. Another highlight was Scott Henson becoming frustrated in his match with Zeus and trying to kick him until he was dead (and almost succeeding). The next show was this past Sunday, August 7. With Scott Henson taking time off after his debacle with McFly, Daniel Makabe was left in charge, and dubbed the show "Daniel Makabe's Magical Mystery Tour," and delivered on it. In his match with Nick Price, after a ton of offense by Makabe (most of which were maneuvers stolen from Ruckus), he had the match won after Nick Price gave up, but decided he wasn't done, and gave Price a Moonsault Fallaway Slam from the second rope. This earned him a DQ from the referee, giving Nick the win. Makabe wasn't done yet, though. After Ruckus successfully defended the Triple Crown against PSYCH in the main event, Makabe ran in and attacked Ruckus, obviously wanting to claim the title shot that he believes he deserves sooner rather than later.
- We probably should have publicized it here earlier, but the full, edited 6th Annual Canada Day Massacre from 7/1/05 is up in the Multimedia section. Definitely one of our best shows ever, and it came out great as a full online show. 





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