LIVEWIRE 11
- OATH Pro Wrestling
- Oct 23, 2020
- 19 min read
Episode 11
October 21st, 2020
The Citadel in Toronto, Ontario
• Maverick def. Curt Kornell
• Allen Chaney def. El Caliente Loco
SINGLES MATCH
Vanessa Lynn vs. Sydney St. Clair
The first contest on Livewire 11 kicked off right after the opening signature. It saw Vanessa Lynn make her televised debut against The Weapons Grade PAWG, Sydney St. Clair. The two competitors stood across the ring from one another and The Citadel was still unsure of who they wanted to support in this contest.
VALERIE: Vanessa Lynn looks to me like she does not bathe.
O’NEIL: That is a fucking rude thing to say.
VALERIE: I am paid for my opinions!
Lynn tried to start the match off quickly but Sydney blasted her with a high calibre koppu kick that knocked Lynn loopy. Lynn was momentarily rocked so Sydney took off toward the ropes, hit a springboard, and came back with a slingblade that took Lynn down. Sydney covered.
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O’NEIL: An impressive move from Sydney St. Clair. You can tell that her loss last week has only strengthened her resolve. She is not giving Lynn a single inch to breathe so far.
Lynn kicked out but Sydney kept her grounded with a chin lock. When Lynn was sufficiently worn down, Sydney ascended to the top rope. As Lynn stood, looking around for her opponent, Sydney came off the top rope looking for a diving hurricanranna but Lynn caught her and held her up! Sydney struggled, trying to complete the move and the two ended up tumbling over the top rope to the floor.
VALERIE: Oh that was rough! As they say, this is not ballet!
O’NEIL: Ballet is pretty tough too.
VALERIE: I am well aware. I spent years mastering it.
O’NEIL: I am not at all surprised that you’d claim that.
It was clear that Lynn took the worst of that fall to the outside as Sydney was quickly back up. Sydney slid into the ring, ran toward the opposing ropes, then shot back across the ring and flew to the outside with She Soars! She Scores! -- a brutal suicide dive that slammed Lynn into the barricade.
O’NEIL: What a shot from Sydney St. Clair! She has no interest in losing here tonight.
VALERIE: Really they should never have any interest in losing. The goal is victory.
O’NEIL: I am well aware of that you idiot.
VALERIE: Do not be rude. Speak more eloquently. I can give you lessons.
O’NEIL: I’ll give you a lesson in shutting the fuck up.
The Weapons Grade PAWG took hold of Lynn and slipped her back into the ring. Sydney tried to hype up the audience as she climbed to the top rope. Lynn stood and Sydney soared off of the top rope and took Lynn down with a beautiful meteora! Lynn was essentially crushed under Sydney and was covered for the second time in this contest.
O’NEIL: St. Clair is going to take this home!
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VALERIE: She did not quite make it home. She can not even see the driveway.
Lynn was able to get to her feet following the kickout and there was fire in her eyes now. Lynn darted towards Sydney and took her down with a wild Lou Thesz press. Lynn laid into Sydney with some vicious ground and pound shots, then hauled Sydney up to her feet by her wrist.
O’NEIL: Vanessa Lynn looks enraged.
VALERIE: Rightfully so. She has been getting mangled this entire contest!
Maintaining wrist control, Lynn pulled Sydney in and got her up into a fireman’s carry. Lynn let out a primal war cry and then planted The Weapons Grade PAWG with a heavy death valley driver. Lynn then frantically ran to the nearest corner, climbed to the top rope and came off with a diving senton! Lynn covered.
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O’NEIL: Lynn nearly picks up the victory!
VALERIE: So close yet so far for Vanessa Lynn.
Sydney was able to kick out and the fans seemed genuinely surprised. Lynn hauled her up and shot her into the ropes but Sydney was fast enough to push off the middle rope and lay Lynn out with the Aerial Ace (Springboard Cutter)! With Lynn prone on the mat, Sydney climbed to the top rope and came down on Lynn with Radiant Star Implosion (Shooting Star Senton)! Sydney covered.
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Winner: Sydney St. Clair
SINGLES MATCH
Erika Crawford vs. Kirios Hunt
The next contest saw Erika Crawford look to pick up a victory against Livewire mainstay Kirios Hunt. Hunt had been in the… hunt… for the Livewire Championship for some time now and needed a victory to prove that she was worthy of an opportunity.
O’NEIL: Kirios Hunt has been in OATH for some time and she has yet to earn an opportunity at the Livewire Championship.
VALERIE: Her win loss record is like a yo-yo. She wins one week, loses the next. She needs to string together some victories before she can challenge for the teal title.
O’NEIL: I don’t disagree.
The Resident Good Girl approached Hunt right off the bell and extended her arm for a handshake. The Huntress didn’t seem interested in that, instead she got in a stance for a lock up. Erika simply shrugged and engaged Hunt with a collar and elbow tie up.
O’NEIL: Hunt has no interest in sportsmanship it seems.
VALERIE: Why should she? That will not get her any closer to the Livewire Championship.
The two competitors struggled with each other for some time until Hunt took Erika down to the mat with a leg scissors and then quickly transitioned into an arm bar. Erika clearly didn’t possess the technical superiority in this fight so she kicked her legs out and grabbed the bottom rope.
VALERIE: That is very telling! Erika was unable to reverse that armbar, she had to go for the ropes. That let’s Ms. Hunt know right away that submissions would be a fine route to travel.
Following the rope break both competitors were up to their feet and Hunt lashed Erika with a knife edged chop that sent The Resident Good Girl seeking refuge in a corner. Hunt charged in looking for a running back elbow but Erika moved and Hunt collided with the corner.
O’NEIL: Erika barely getting out of harm’s way there. She needs to capitalize and quickly.
VALERIE: She needs to pick her opportunities. If Ms. Hunt can get her locked in another submission then this contest could be over quickly.
Calling out to the crowd, Erika darted sideways, pushed off the middle rope and took Hunt over with a poison rana! Hunt was knocked loopy and that afforded Erika enough time to springboard off the top rope and come crashing down on Hunt with a moonsault. She covered.
O’NEIL: Erika takes to the skies! What a moonsault!
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VALERIE: But ultimately not good enough.
The Huntress kicked out and The Citadel groaned. They had come to like Erika, much more than they like Kirios. Erika gathered Kirios up and peppered her with some clubbing overhand strikes. Erika then drove her knee into Kirios midsection and planted her with a vile tiger bomb. Erika covered again.
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O’NEIL: I am genuinely surprised that Kirios was able to kick out of that. Erika has been in control for the last few minutes and that tiger bomb was devastating.
VALERIE: She does not appear devastated.
Hunt was able to kick out again and again The Citadel collectively groaned. Erika was not deterred, she hefted Hunt up to her feet and then took off for the ropes. On Erika’s return Hunt came back to life and blasted Erika with a superman punch! Erika was dazed and it was Hunt’s time to strike.
VALERIE: What an incredible strike from Kirios Hunt!
Erika tried to defend herself with a wild punch but Kirios blocked it and planted Erika with a float over ddt. Hunt immediately transitioned into Queendom (Texas Cloverleaf) and Erika was nowhere close to the ropes. She had no choice but to submit.
Winner: Kirios Hunt
"Kings And Queens" by Ava Max cued up and Kirios Hunt had her hand raised. Hunt looked into the camera lens, took a step back and then gestured that she wanted a shot at the Livewire Championship. After this victory, few could make an argument against that request.
SINGLES MATCH
Nicky Crawford vs. Angel Kash
Last week Angel Kash defeated Erika Crawford and now this week Erika’s brother Nicky would try his hand at defeating the Trillion Dollar Princess. The contest started out quickly with Nicky evading a running palm strike from Angel, sending her over the top rope onto the apron. Angel wasn’t quick enough to counter a high kick from Nicky and she tumbled down to the floor.
O’NEIL: You would think that the winner of this contest would be next in line for a Livewire Championship match. Both Nicky and Angel are undefeated.
VALERIE: Yes but Ms. Kash has shown much more promise, in my opinion.
O’NEIL: How so?
VALERIE: She has confidence, she knows how to win. Mr. Crawford is too nice, too soft.
O’NEIL: You are calling someone soft? You?
VALERIE: Yes.
Hyping the audience up, Nicky called out to them before he hit the opposing ropes and then took flight to the outside with a somersault plancha that wiped Angel out. Nicky then slid Angel back into the ring and climbed up to the top rope. Nicky played to the audience some more and attempted a phoenix splash but Angel moved out of the way and Nicky ate canvas.
O’NEIL: High risk, no reward for Nicky there.
VALERIE: Attempting a move like that this early in the contest is ill advised.
Angel circled Nicky and she was wearing a look of absolute disgust. Angel allowed Nicky to get to his feet and when he shot in on her she raked his eyes, an act that went undetected by the referee. Angel shoved Nicky into the corner and proceeded to choke him with her boot. The referee applied the standard five count and Angel held Nicky there until a count of four.
O’NEIL: We have seen this before from Angel Kash. She loves to skirt the rules.
Upon releasing the foot choke, Angel took Nicky’s head under her arm and brought him out of the corner with a running bulldog. Angel went for a pin but Nicky rolled onto his stomach, then quickly up to all fours, and finally up to his feet. Nicky wanted to tie up again but Angel blasted him with a running knee lift that knocked the spit out of his mouth. Angel covered.
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O’NEIL: And The Citadel erupts!
Nick was able to kick out and this renewed the faith from the fans in The Citadel. The two were able to lock up and this time Nicky forced Angel down into a headlock. Angel tried to lift Nicky over with a belly to back suplex but Nick flipped over her back and landed on his feet. Nicky blasted Angel with a superkick to the knee, which dropped Angel to her knees, quickly followed up with a low angle corkscrew roundhouse to the jaw -- completing his Watch Your Head combination.
VALERIE: Perhaps I was wrong about Mr. Crawford, that was a primal combination.
O’NEIL: It truly was.
Instead of going for a pin, Nicky climbed to the top rope and called out to the fans. Nicky had Angel set up for the Witchblade (Final Hour) but just as he was set to leap from the top rope, Angel stood and shoved the referee into the ropes. Nicky lost his footing, crotched the top rope and then fell to the mat. Nicky did his best to recover and get to his feet but Angel was there to meet him with Kash Flow (Codebreaker). Angel covered and the referee reluctantly made the count -- he was not a fan of her nefarious methods.
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Winner: Angel Kash
Following the commercial break the arena lights faded as the dark, synth intro to “Awakening” by Unleash the Archers started up. Red spotlights started passing over the crowd when the guitars and drums kicked in. They wandered all around the arena as the song continued to play and build.
When the first vocal note hit a white spotlight lit up the entrance as “Favored of the Goddess” Lana Corvin strutted out from the back. She stood there looking out arrogantly over the crowd. They showed their hate to her, whether it's for her or just her family you couldn't be sure.
She started to strut her way toward the ring as the lights raised and the song continued. She talked some smack with some of the more vocal and heckling members of the crowd. She returned all of their verbal jabs as only one of the Corvins could.
“To look up into the night's sky, to see the stars they are changed
To know a thousand years or more have passed, and I am the same
This mountain hollow that keeps me in a suffocating embrace
A prison and a safe haven, it's always been this way
Lo, a new master calls me to awakening, I know this one brings the end
Far out beyond the darkness I've been living in it's true, a whole new world awaits”
She climbed the ring steps and then into the ring. She circled around out glaring out at the crowd and talking more trash. She then ran to one set up the ropes and stood up on them raising an arm high.
“Stellar constellations rise, lighting my way in the night
Once again revitalized, to roam; to never die!”
She jumped down and got a mic from one of the ring crew. She paced around the ring as her music continued for a few more moments. She then lifted the mic to her lips.
CORVIN: It would seem that some people forget who exactly the fuck I am. Where my linage comes from and what we are capable of doing. I’ve been booked like shit since I debuted. Some pathetic warm-up, “try-out” match. Then onto a guy who quit out of sheer fear of my name so I got fed someone I’m not sure is actually of legal age to wrestle. And when I complained about that shitty booking what did I get? Forced to face my girlfriend only for my “uncle…”
Lana raised her other hand and pantomimed air quotes.
CORVIN: to attack my girlfriend and then preach to me about what MY father would or wouldn’t do. Hell, maybe I’ll come out later and return the favor. He should know how my family operates. And eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth. With as many times as he tried to screw my dad over, I’m surprised he still has the balls left to temp the Corvins. Then again Uncle Jonathan was never that bright. He was always quick to hit up that old, if you can’t beat em join em, thing. How many titles did my dad carry you to again?
Lana let the question hang in the air for a breath.
CORVIN: But you will soon learn the errors of your ways. Maybe. You haven’t learned them in eighteen years, why would you start now? You are lucky that I have to face the eighties reject tonight.
The crowd showed her just how much they dislike her for talking down to their favorite.
CORVIN: Oh boo hoo! So sad someone doesn’t find his annoyingly stupid shit funny. I would rather have to use tampons made out of broken glass. His shit was played when it was popular back before most of the people on this roster were born. But here he is, trying to bring it back. Stop trying to make the eighties happen again. Literally, no one wants them. Unless, I guess, you got a thing for shoulder pads, cocaine, and shitty one-liners.
Lana shrugged.
CORVIN: Not only is your whole routine dumb, so is your name. Seriously? The White Devil? What, you didn’t think anyone would catch that? Sucks for you that no only and I part Latina, I was born and raises in SoCal. I’m fluent in Spanish. You know what, I’m tired of this. Get your pathetically stupid ass out here so I can show you, and help everyone out there and in the back remember just who the Corvins are.
Lana tossed down the mic and removed her entrance coat.
SINGLES MATCH El Diablo Blanco vs. Lana Corvin
The fans were losing their minds as El Diablo Blanco made his way to the ring, basking in the support from all of his fans in The Citadel. Lana Corvin decided that she didn’t want to sit through El D’s extended entrance so she ran up the ramp and attacked him while he had his back turned, engaging with the crowd on. Lana clobbered him with a running forearm that sent El D flying forward, rolling down the ramp to the bottom.
O’NEIL: It appears that Lana has no interest in playing by the rules tonight.
VALERIE: And why should she? Mr. Barlow dishonored her and Jamie Emmerson last week.
O’NEIL: It looked to me like he gave Lana an opportunity.
Lana walked down to the ring and soaked in the boos from the audience. El D was getting to his feet when Lana charged in and hit him with a running knee to the side of the head. Lana gestured to El D’s ring gear, as if to say “What the hell is this?”. El D threw a wild punch to defend himself but Lana blocked it and bounced his head off of the apron and then rolled him into the ring.
O’NEIL: The fans are hating this.
VALERIE: These fans need to show Ms. Corvin some respect. Do you know the lineage that she comes from?
O’NEIL: Everyone does. She never shuts up about it.
With both competitors finally in the ring, the referee checked on El D and El Presidente of Diablo Nation gave the thumbs up -- he was ready to go. Lana took exception to this and charged in at El D, looking to catch him off guard again but El D caught her with a drop toe hold that sent her face first into the middle turnbuckle. El D gave the thumbs up to his supporters and then pulled Lana backward into a massive German suplex. Lana back flipped and landed on her feet.
VALERIE: Look at the athletic prowess of Ms. Corvin! El Diablo Blanco wishes that he could perform such amazing feats!
El D turned and was surprised when Lana darted at him and hit him with Through The Veil (Satellite DDT)! El D’s head was driven hard into the canvas. Lana climbed to the top rope and as El D groggily stood up, Lana leaped from the top rope and went for Wrath of the Goddess (Top Rope Hurricanrana) but El D held her up and then planted her into the canvas with a powerbomb.
O’NEIL: I’m gonna go out on a limb here and say that hurt.
VALERIE: Pain is fleeting! Up and at him Ms. Corvin!
El D went to cover but Lana hooked her arm on the bottom rope to prevent a count from being made. A gentleman at all times, El D backed away and gave Lana some room to regroup. Many of El D’s fans were screaming for him to go on the attack but that is not the Diablo way. Lana got to her feet and even she seemed surprised that El D wasn’t going for the kill.
VALERIE: This is why he will never succeed in capturing the Livewire Championship. He has no killer instinct at all!
O’NEIL: He has honor.
It was an interesting scene as El D got into a standard wrestling stance, seemingly inviting Lana to continue the match in a standard way. Lana looked perplexed but she moved to lock up with El D, only to slap him in the face. Diablo Nation did not like that. Not. One. Bit. El D, on the other hand, let it slide. He grabbed Lana by the wrist and shot her into the ropes. On Lana’s return El D got her up and planted her with his signature double a spinebuster.
VALERIE: Oh for goodness sake. We know what is coming now.
O’NEIL: And so do the fans! It is time for the Backyard Elbow!
The audience exploded as El D set Lana up and then perfectly executed the Backyard Elbow! Before El D could go for a pin, Lana rolled out of the ring and fell into the timekeeper’s area. She was rocked from the incredible power of the Backyard Elbow. El D exited the ring to go after Lana and when he reached the area where she was, Lana reached back and then clobbered him in the head with the ring bell! The referee saw it and called for the bell. Lana gazed up at the referee and rang the bell herself.
Winner: El Diablo Blanco (via DQ)
Instead of furthering her assault on the beloved El Diablo Blanco, Lana Corvin opted to just walk up the ramp and head to the back. The impression we got was that she had no interest in appearing on Livewire for any longer than she had to.
In the backstage area El Diablo Blanco was being tended to by the in-house trainer. The trainer asked El D to remove his mask but El D simply shook his head -- it couldn’t happen.
TRAINER: I can’t treat you if you don’t remove the mask.
EL D: No need Brother. I’m fine. I can walk this one off, really.
El D got to his feet and gave the trainer a pat on the back, he appreciated the man’s concern. El D walked off, rounding a corner and there he saw the Crawfords, Nicky and Erika, sitting side by side on a road case and both of them looked quite dejected. El D stopped in his tracks and then opted to approach the siblings.
EL D: Tough losses tonight my Little Diablitos. But take it from El D, if you persevere you will reach glory. Trust me. I’ve had my fair share of losses but I keep fighting. Diggit?
Erika and Nicky flashed a glance to one another, unsure if these words of encouragement were genuine. Nicky stood and was eye to eye with El D. There was a moment of tension.
NICKY: Thanks El D. We appreciate that. We just have to go out and do better next time. We won’t be giving up. Not tonight, not ever!
El D put his hand on Nicky’s shoulder and smiled.
EL D: That’s the spirit Brother. Keep at it and I know that both of you will be stars.
With that El D flashed a big, cheesy smile and then walked away -- holding the back of his head.
OATH LIVEWIRE CHAMPIONSHIP NO DISQUALIFICATION MATCH Jonathan Cage vs. Jamie Emmerson ©
As is tradition the main event saw the Livewire Championship defended as undefeated title holder “The Black Metal Witch” Jamie Emmerson defended against ring veteran “The Eternal” Jonathan Cage in his OATH singles debut. Cage inserted himself in the title match between Emmerson and Lana Corvin last week, which (naturally) drew the ire of the champion.
O’NEIL: It’s quite a treat to see a veteran like Jonathan Cage competing here on Livewire.
VALERIE: He has not done anything in OATH so I do not see any need to respect him yet. Especially after he got involved in the Livewire Title match last week.
The bell rang and Cage immediately stepped to Emmerson but she gave him a shove to the chest -- she wasn’t intimidated by the veteran. Cage smirked, happy that Emmerson wasn’t trying to play mind games. Cage offered Emmerson a free shot and instead of taking a moment to consider it, Emmerson hit Cage with a few knife edged chops and then went to take off for the ropes but Cage grabbed her by the hair and slammed the back of her head into the canvas.
O’NEIL: This is a no disqualification contest -- anything goes.
VALERIE: I wonder how Cage swung that!
O’NEIL: I believe that it was Jamie who requested it.
VALERIE: Then he tricked her.
The Black Metal Witch got up to her feet, she had no interest in showing Cage that he had hurt her. Cage welcomed her to take another free shot and once again Emmerson went for it. The champion shot toward Cage with the speed that she had come to be known for but she slid through his legs, popped up behind him and cracked him in the back of the head with a high angle flipping dropkick. Cage was caught off guard and fell forward, catching himself on the bottom rope.
O’NEIL: Jamie clearly has the speed advantage. If she is able to win tonight then she has banked a future shot at the Tabula Rasa Championship.
VALERIE: I hope she wins and she takes that shot. As much as I love having her as our champion, Mr. Barlow clearly does not respect her or Ms. Corvin!
Cage flashed a glare at the champion and she took a bow. Cage checked the back of his head for blood and then clapped for the excellent deception on the part of the rookie. Emmerson mocked Cage and welcomed him to come take a free shot but he opted to roll out under the bottom rope. Cage immediately started searching under the ring for a weapon but Emmerson wasn’t going to let him get the jump on her in that department.
O’NEIL: And into the toy chest goes Jonathan.
The Eternal got up, holding a steel chair, but Emmerson came at him and hit a baseball slide that sent the chair right into Cage’s face. Emmerson sat on the apron and pointed down at Cage. “This? This is Eternal?” Jamie jumped down off of the apron and picked up the chair. Cage stood and Emmerson launched the chair toward Cage but Cage caught it and when Emmerson went for another dropkick Cage sidestepped her and blasted her in the head with it.
VALERIE: Vile! Absolutely vile! This man is no veteran, he is but a thug!
O’NEIL: He is operating within the parameters of the rules.
VALERIE: It is just wrong!
Emmerson was not feeling great after that shot and she looked like she was having trouble focussing her eyes. Cage brought the champion to her feet and attempted to whip her into the steel steps but Emmerson jumped up onto the stairs and when Cage charged in after her, Emmerson caught him in the chin with a hook kick. Emmerson then flew backward with a moonsault and took Cage down. Emmerson picked up the chair and lay it across Cage’s sternum.
O’NEIL: The Black Metal Witch is brewing up some bad ideas.
VALERIE: A witch pun, really Ms. O’Neil.
O’NEIL: Hey they are few and far between!
The Black Metal Witch climbed up onto the apron and pointed down at Cage. Emmerson then leapt from the apron and looked to come down on the chair and Cage with a double stomp but Cage rolled under the ring! Emmerson landed awkwardly on one foot, staggered forward, and caught herself on the barricade. Emmerson looked around and Cage was nowhere in sight. At least, for a moment. Cage slowly reappeared across the ring, rising up from under the apron, and he appeared with a black baseball bat.
O’NEIL: Batter up!
VALERIE: You really must stop with this nonsense.
O’NEIL: Never.
If you think that Cage arming himself with a baseball bat had Emmerson shook -- you would be wrong. Emmerson picked up the steel chair and slid into the ring as Cage walked up on the apron. The two circled each other for a second and then Cage feigned like he was going to swing the bat so Emmerson got the chair up to block it and Cage stopped short only to kick Emmerson hard in the midsection. Cage stripped Emmerson of the chair and then went to crack her over the back with the bat but Emmerson planted her left palm on the mat and flipped forward, landing on her feet!
VALERIE: Sterling athleticism from our champion!
O’NEIL: I can’t disagree! Jamie has a bright future in this company, win or lose tonight.
VALERIE: She will not lose! She can’t!
Emmerson went for the chair but Cage pressed the end of the bat onto the chair. Emmerson tried to lift the chair off the mat but it was no use. So what did The Black Metal Witch do? She kicked Cage in the side of the head with a high roundhouse. Cage was stunned and Emmerson was able to set up and execute Sacrifice (Ripcord Liver Shot)! Cage dropped to one knee so Emmerson took off for the ropes and came back with a shining wizard! Emmerson covered.
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O’NEIL: The champion nearly retains!
VALERIE: Keep up the pressure Ms. Emmerson! You can not lose to this old man!
Cage kicked out and the audience in The Citadel was actually happy about it! Seems that weeks of Emmerson chirping the fans has done nothing for her in the popularity department. Emmerson got to her feet and retrieved Cage’s bat. Emmerson let out a warcry and then swung for the fences with a shot to Cage’s midsection. Emmerson then cracked the bat over his back. Cage dropped to a knee and the veteran’s ribs were mighty fucked up as Emmerson ascended to the top rope.
O’NEIL: Could she be looking for Thessalian Crescent?
VALERIE: Without a doubt! This match is over!
The champion seemed to be measuring Cage for Thessalian Crescent (Diving Corkscrew Cutter) but Cage grabbed the chair, stood and threw it at Emmerson’s face! The chair caught Emmerson right in the bridge of the nose and Cage quickly positioned her for Dream Killer (Omega Driver)! Cage hit it right onto the chair and covered.
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Winner: New OATH Livewire Champion, Jonathan Cage
“Forget to Remember” by Mudvayne cued up and the referee handed over the Livewire Championship to the new title holder, Jonathan Cage. Just as Cage grabbed the championship, his niece Lana Corvin made her way down to the ring. Cage welcomed his niece to enter the ring and take her best shot.
O’NEIL: The family squabble is set to continue!
VALERIE: I do not think so, look at what Ms. Corvin is doing!
Instead of entering the ring to face off with her uncle, Lana simply helped Jamie out of the ring. Both Lana and Jamie then proceeded to flip off the entirety of the audience in The Citadel before leaving up the ramp. Livewire 11 went off the air with Jonathan Cage holding the championship high in the air.
Results: • Maverick def. Curt Kornell
• Allen Chaney def. El Caliente Loco
• Sydney St. Clair def. Vanessa Lynn
• Kirios Hunt def. Erika Crawford
• Angel Kash def. Nicky Crawford
• El Diablo Blanco def. Lana Corvin (via DQ)
• Jonathan Cage def. Jamie Emmerson; New Livewire Champion
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