XPW December 1995 - 12/4, 12/11, 12/18, & 12/25

[jackknight]

Commish said:

XTREME PRO WRESTLING presents:
EXTREME WARFARE
DECEMBER 4, 1995
OLYMPIC AUDITORIUM
LOS ANGELES, CA
AIRING ON: MTV
BROADCASTERS: JOEY STYLES & PAUL E. DANGEROUSLY
RING ANNOUNCER: BOB ARTESE
INTERVIEWER: TONI ADAMS

- Joey Styles and Paul E. Dangerously are in the Crow’s Nest here at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. We are just two weeks away from the December to Dismember PPV live on December 18. Right here tonight, we will have a preview of the Three Way Dance Title Match as Ron Simmons and Sycho Sid will have to team up against XPW World Heavyweight Champion Raven and Mortis. Plus, a trios match as Louie Spicolli teams with newcomers Gedo and Jado against Mikey Whipwreck, Heavy Metal and Sabu. Plus, Johnny Smith puts the XPW Open Weight Title on the line right here on Extreme Warfare against Mexico’s Damian 666. We will have comments from the brand new XPW World Tag Team Champions Axl and Ian Rotten, collectively known as the Bad Crew. Val Venis will also be in action as well as he faces Pablo Marquez. However, we start today with Taka Michinoku in action against Canada’s Scott D’Amore.

- Taka Michinoku (w/ Takako Inoue) defeats “Canadian Sex Machine Jr.” Scott D’Amore with the Michinoku Driver.

- Toni Adams interviews XPW World Heavyweight Champion Raven, Stevie Richards, the Blue Meanie and Mortis. Richards speaks first and says it’s time for StevieVision here on XPW Extreme Warfare – the audience’s favorite segment. Raven then shoves Richards aside and sends a message to XPW Commissioner Todd Gordon. Raven tells Gordon that he might have thought he got the one-up last week, but he promises Gordon will feel the consequences for what he’s done later tonight. This will be a lesson to everyone in XPW that they are all living under Raven’s Rules. Quote the Raven nevermore!



COMMERCIAL BREAK

- Toni Adams is now joined by the brand new XPW Word Tag Team Champions the Bad Breed! Axl tells Toni that this is not the ideal way he wanted to prove that the Bad Breed are the baddest tag team on the planet, but they are still standing in front of the world with two sets of belts. There is then a ruckus behind them and soon the Bad Breed are jumped by these two men:



Paul E. Dangerously quickly identifies these men from Michinoku Pro Wrestling and the NWA as THE HIT SQUAD – Dick Togo and Mens Teioh. These goons gain the advantage on the Bad Breed and then throw Axl Rotten head-first through a glass window! Teioh and Togo then lift up Ian Rotten and power-bomb him on the concrete floor! Dick Togo then snatches the microphone and rants for several seconds, before throwing it down and scaring Toni Adams away. The Hit Squad get in some more kicks on Axl Rotten and then storm off as Todd Gordon arrives with security and officials to attend to the Bad Breed.

- Damian 666 shocks the world of XPW in his first match by winning the XPW Open Weight Title over “The British Bruiser” Johnny Smith. This is a wild match, which sees Smith takeover late. This brings out Dave “Fit” Finlay, who is held back by security as he charges towards the ring. Smith urges him to bring it on, but turns right into a frankensteiner. Damian then comes off the top rope with a springboard twisting leg drop to score the pin and win the title!

- Paul E. Dangerously and Joey Styles talk about Damian 666’s shocking title win, with Paul announcing that he will face Japanese star The Great Sasuke for the gold at the December to Dismember PPV! We then go to James E. Cornette backstage with Toni Adams, who announces that his Heavenly Bodies will face The Pitbulls in a Double Tables match at the PPV! Cornette says he is sick of this extreme garbage, but his men will prove that they can fight fire with fire when they destroy The Pitbulls. The Hit Squad then approach and after a tense moment, Jim Cornette smiles and hands Dick Togo a wad of cash! Cornette says he will be killing two birds with one stone by eliminating both the Pitbulls and the Bad Breed by enlisting his Heavenly Bodies and the Hit Squad! Dick Togo speaks some more in Japanese and then Cornette hands him some more money – he smiles and says money is the international language!



COMMERCIAL BREAK

- VTR: Pre-Taped segment showing Hayabusa, El Canek, Masahiro Chono and Shinya Hashimoto in Japan and Mexico. Paul E. Dangerously narrates and promises all of these men will be here on Extreme Warfare in a special show on Christmas Night to crown the new International Champion. Xtreme Pro Wrestling… is taking on The World!



- Val Venis is in the ring after our next match and he is whipping off his towel as The Sandman and Woman walk out onto the ramp. Sandman has a microphone and says he already didn’t like Venis when he saw that first vignette, but now he really despises the guy. Sandman has warned Venis not to make eyes at his Woman, but the punk just can’t seem to get a clue. So, Sandman wants to challenge Val Venis for the December to Dismember PPV. Val Venis asks for Bob Artese’s microphone and accepts the match, adding that the match will Woman what it’s like to watch a real man instead of a craggy-faced old booze-hound. Sandman points his Singapore Cane at Val Venis and promises to make his stay in XPW a very short one, before hustling Woman back to the dressing room. Woman does turn around briefly to smile at Val Venis.

- Val Venis defeats Pablo Marquez with the Money Shot splash off the top rope to score the pin.

- Terry “Bam Bam” Gordy joins Toni Adams to discuss his upcoming PPV rematch with Rocky Miavia. Gordy says that Rocky can bring D’Lo Brown or anyone he wants to December to Dismember, it would prevent Gordy from whopping his ass and sending back crying to his daddy Rocky Johnson. Terry promises he will humble the so-called “superstar” in the kid’s first-ever XPW pay-per-view match.



COMMERCIAL BREAK

- VTR: We get a special video next recapping the feud between “Macho Man” Randy Savage and Jerry “The King” Lawler, dating back to their feud in Memphis in the 1980s. These two will collide one final time at the December to Dismember PPV on December 18 live from the Manhattan Center in New York City.

- Louie Spicolli and Gedo & Jado (w/ Gary Hart) defeat Mikey Whipwreck, Heavy Metal and Sabu in a trios match when Spicolli pinned Whipwreck with the Death Valley Driver. Sabu was the star of the match as he hit some crazy moves off the top rope and even managed to dropkick Spicolli from the ring as Louie gloated after the match.

- Gedo and Jado surrounded Sabu after the match, but Gary Hart stepped into the ring and called off his new team. Hart got on the microphone as Sabu looked ready to attack at any time. Gary tells Sabu that what he needs is a good manager to harness his aggression. He knows Sabu has somewhat of a simple mind – but he also knows that Sabu understands money. Gary grabs the briefcase he brought with him and opens it up to reveal tons of cash. Hart tells Sabu that the money can be his if he signs with Hart. Gary tells Sabu he will give him one week to consider the offer – but there is clearly only one decision to make. Sabu stares at Gary Hart and watches Hart leads Gedo and Jado away – before pointing to the sky and then charging around the ring again.



COMMERCIAL BREAK

- Toni Adams is in the locker-room of the XPW World Tag Team Champions the Bad Breed, Axl and Ian Rotten. The Rottens are bandaged and bloody, but Axl says the Hit Squad better know that they just started a war. Axl warns Jim Cornette that his little scheme won’t work because he and Ian want their own revenge now and they won’t be stopped. Ian challenges the Hit Squad to meet the Bad Breed at the December to Dismember PPV with the titles on the line. Toni asks how they can expect to keep the belts in this injured state, but Axl scoffs says they’ve won a lot of fights a lot more injured than they are right now!



- XPW World Heavyweight Champion Raven and Mortis (w/ Stevie Richards and The Blue Meanie) defeat Ron Simmons and Sycho Sid in the main event. Sid and Simmons work well as a team despite their own feud, until Simmons drills Raven with a spine-buster. Simmons makes the cover, but Sycho Sid breaks up the pin! Simmons gets up and gets in Sid’s face as the Sycho One says he wants to finish Raven with a power-bomb. Simmons shoves Sid aside and goes back to pin Raven, so Sid boots him in the gut! Sid then choke-slams Ron Simmons, his own tag team partner! Mortis is in now and Sid boots him as well, before storming out of the ring! Raven now pulls Simmons up and DDTs him to score the pinfall victory!

- Raven has his hand raises after the match and now he orders his Nest to finish off Ron Simmons. The Nest assault Ron Simmons, until XPW Commissioner Todd Gordon charges out to the ring and demands a microphone from Bob Artese. Gordon steps into the ring and demands Raven’s Nest to stop their attack or he will fine and suspend them all right now. Raven orders his men to stop and then stands smiling as Todd Gordon angrily tells Raven the he doesn’t care if he is XPW World Champion, he will fire the entire Nest if they don’t begin playing by the rules. Raven asks for the microphone and asks if Todd Gordon is threatening him?

Todd Gordon answers that if it takes a threat to reign in Raven, then yes it is a threat! Raven glances over at Stevie Richards and nods. Richards seems hestitant at first, but after a few seconds he drills Todd Gordon with the Stevie Kick! Joey Styles: “Oh my god! Richards just knocked out the XPW commissioner!” Mortis then pulls Todd Gordon up as security and prelim wrestlers charge the ring. Raven warns them to back off or he will finish off Todd Gordon himself. The security and prelim wrestlers are in a standoff here as Raven finally smiles and says he wants what happens next to be a lesson to everyone in XPW that they are living under Raven’s Rules. Mortis hands off the lifeless Todd Gordon to Raven as the Blue Meanie slides a chair into the ring – RAVEN DDT’S TODD GORDON ON THE STEEL CHAIR!!!

Sycho Sid charges out now and gets past security as Ron Simmons also rolls back into the ring. Raven and his Nest roll out of the ring and hop the guard rail as security rush the ring to attend to Todd Gordon. Paul E. Dangerously leaves the broadcast booth as well to attend to the unconscious Gordon. Sid and Simmons look concerned as medics load Gordon onto a stretcher. The goodwill doesn’t last long as Simmons blames Sid for this and now they begin brawling all over the ring! The live shot fades on Raven in the crowd as he looks into the camera and says: “Quote the Raven… nevermore!”



Now, it’s time for the PULP FICTION PROMOS to close out this week’s show:



Taz is standing arms folded as Bill Alfonso blows his annoying whistle. Taz warns that he will destroy each and every wrestler who stands in his Path of Rage.

Missy Hyatt promises Jim Cornette that his Heavenly Bodies will go through tables at December to Dismember – and if he’s not careful, so will Cornette!

Johnny Smith shouts that Fit Finlay robbed him of the XPW Open Weight Title – he’s going to make sure the Fighting Irishman comes to realize that was the worst decision of his life.

Gary Hart is standing with the bandana-clad Gedo and Jado. Hart urges Sabu to make the right decision next week here on Extreme Warfare.

Sabu stares menacingly into the camera for several seconds and then points to the sky.

Simon Diamond and Johnny Smith are posing as Dawn Marie whines about their loss to Kaientai last week. Simon has a problem, but he thinks he knows how to solve it!

Rocky Miavia brags that last time he just embarrassed Terry Gordy. At the December to Dismember PPV, he will show Gordy that he doesn’t belong in the ring with a “true superstar”.

Val Venis smiles suggestively as he promises to put on a good show for Woman at the December to Dismember PPV.

Damian 666 rants in Spanish as he holds up his XPW Open Weight Title. He speaks in English for his final sentence as he says everyday is now All Hallow’s Eve in XPW.

The final shot shows Todd Gordon being loaded onto an ambulance. A shaken Paul E. Dangerously turns towards the camera and says aloud – “Where do we go from here?”



© 1995, XTREME PRO WRESTLING

[jackknight]

Commish said:

XTREME PRO WRESTLING presents:
EXTREME WARFARE
DECEMBER 11, 1995
OLYMPIC AUDITORIUM
LOS ANGELES, CA
AIRING ON: MTV
BROADCASTERS: JOEY STYLES & PAUL E. DANGEROUSLY
RING ANNOUNCER: BOB ARTESE
INTERVIEWER: TONI ADAMS

- Joey Styles and Paul E. Dangerously are in the Crow’s Nest here at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. We are just one week away from the December to Dismember PPV where Raven will defend the XPW World Heavyweight Title against Sid Vicious and Ron Simmons. As we saw at the end of last week’s show, Raven and his Nest brutally attacked XPW Commissioner Todd Gordon. Paul E. Dangerously says he is said to reveal that Todd is severely injured and has had to resign as commissioner in order to focus on his recovery. Dangerously tells Styles that he has been in talks all week to name a new commissioner. However, there are still several big matches signed for tonight. Firstly, we will have as XPW Open Weight Champion Damian 666 defends his gold against Kaz Hayashi of Kaientai. Plus, we will see Dick Togo of the Hit Squad face off with the Bad Breed’s surprise partner for December to Dismember.

- “The Extreme Shah” Hack Meyers defeats Gangrel with a pile-driver to earn a major victory here on Extreme Warfare.

- Hack Meyers gets on the microphone and says he has not forgotten about Taz punking him out last week. Everybody seems to be scared of Taz around here, but he’s not scared of him at all. Hack says he can beat Taz if the Human Suplex Machine is man enough to face him one-on-one. “War Machine” hits and out comes Taz and his manager Bill Alfonso to the ramp with a microphone. Taz laughs at Meyers and says it’s clear that all Hack wants for Christmas is a broken neck. Bill Alfonso blows his whistle as Taz accepts Hack’s challenge, but promises that he will put him out for good at the December to Dismember. Taz: “You see Hack, I’m Taz – the Human Suplex Machine. Beat me if you can! Survive – if I let you!” Taz folds his arms as Hack Meyers stares intently.



COMMERCIAL BREAK

*Paul E. Dangerously is standing in the middle of the ring and says he wants Raven out here now to explain what he did to Todd Gordon last week. “Come Out and Play” hits and out come Stevie Richards, The Blue Meanie, Mortis and the XPW World Heavyweight Champion Raven. Raven stands opposite Paul E. Dangerously as Paul tells him he took things too far last week. Stevie snatches the microphone away and tells Paul E. Dangerously that all he is doing is pushing Raven's buttons with comments like that – and we’ve all seen what happens when you push Raven! Stevie warns Paul to watch himself because he can’t make the rules around here and there is no more commissioner. Paul shakes his head and asks for the microphone from Stevie.

PAUL. E. DANGEROUSLY: “Mr. Richards, this is why you should learn to learn the facts before you speak. You’re right – I can’t boss you around, but there is someone who can. If you remember, earlier I said I’d been interviewing candidates to replace Todd Gordon on behalf of the XPW ruling body. And I can tell you right now we have hired a replacement. And he is here tonight! In fact, he’s here right now! I’d like you all to meet the new acting commissioner of Xtreme Pro Wrestling…

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TERRY FUNK!!!!!!!

The crowd is going nuts and so is the Nest – even Raven doesn’t look at all pleased as Terry Funk makes his way down to the ring. Terry shakes hands with Paul E. Dangerously and takes the microphone. Terry sizes up Raven and says he is here in XPW for a reason. He respects Raven’s ability in the ring, but all these mind games are crap because Raven doesn’t need them to win. Raven may have been able to push around Todd Gordon, but he just dares Raven to try that kind of thing with him. Terry has been the NWA World Heavyweight Champion twice, he’s wrestled in Barb Wire Deathmatches in Japan – he can sure as hell handle Raven. Speaking of Raven, he has some plans for him starting tonight. Funk announces that right here on Extreme Warfare, we will see Sid Vicious take on Mortis! And then, Raven will preview his Three Way Dance in a non-title match against… Ron Simmons! Richards and Meanie go nuts, but Raven holds them back, nods his head and then leaves the ring with his Nest!

Terry Funk tells Raven that was a very smart decision that he just made. Before he leaves, Terry also announces that we will crown the International Heavyweight Champion right here on MTV in a 2-hour show on Christmas night. We will have a 8-Man man tournament, featuring talent from around the world. The competitors are:

JOHNNY SMITH of United Kingdom
MASAHIRO CHONO of Japan
SHINYA HASHIMOTO of Japan
EL CANEK of Mexico
DAVE “FIT” FINLAY of Northern Ireland
HAYABUSA of Japan
SABU of India
LOUIE SPICOLLI of the US

Funk announces that these athletes will battle to resurrect the International Title, a belt which became so prestigious in the NWA. Funk then asks for a graphic of then eight participants to be shown as he tells the audience that a new era has begun here in XPW – the era of the Funker!

- Louie Spicolli destroyed Larry Winters with the Death Valley Driver to score the win in under 30 seconds.

- Toni Adams interviews The Fighting Irishman Dave “Fit” Finlay about taking part in the International Title Tournament. Finlay says he can’t wait for Christmas night because he will get the chance to destroy Johnny Smith once and for all and then will he will take that International Heavyweight Title. Finlay promises that he will avenge the crimes of the “English pigs” on the people of the six counties.



COMMERCIAL BREAK

- Toni Adams interviews Woman, who has been in the middle of a triangle in recent weeks with Val Venis and The Sandman. Toni asks Woman if there is something going on between her and Venis – but Woman coyly says her personal life is not anyone’s business but her own. Toni continues questioning Woman on who’s corner she will be in at the December to Dismember – and after pausing for a while, she answers that she will be with The Sandman. Woman then storms off, but as Toni Adams goes to send it back to ringside, Gary Hart walks up and says it’s decision time for Sabu coming up next.



- Sabu defeat Villano V by coming off the tope with a moon-sault and then following it up with an Arabian Face Buster to score the pin.

- Gary Hart walks down the aisle with his briefcase after the match and he takes the microphone from Bob Artese. Hart enters the ring and says Sabu has had a week to think – he knows Sabu has made the right decision. Hart goes to hand the briefcase to Sabu, but Sabu just points to the sky. Hart stands there for a second and tells Sabu to cut the crap – he needs Gary Hart to reach the top in XPW. Hart goes to hand Sabu the briefcase again and Sabu stands for a second, before again pointing to the sky. Gary is now angry and he goes to speak again, but Sabu decks him! There’s your answer. Sabu slams Gary Hart and now hits the ropes for a springboard moon-sault.

Gedo and Jado hit the ring to double-team Sabu and work him over as Hart slowly gets back to his feet. He has them shoot Sabu off the ropes, but Sabu charges course, leaps to the top rope and comes off with a twisting cross-body that takes out Gedo, Jado and Gary Hart! Sabu rolls out to the ramp and points to the sky – Gary Hart’s attempt to sign Sabu has definitely been foiled.



COMMERCIAL BREAK

- Mikey Whipwreck is interviewed by Toni Adams about losing last week’s fall to his arch-enemy Louie Spicolli. Mikey seems down as he admits maybe his win over Louie a month ago was just a fluke. Terry Funk then arrives and tells Mikey that he is selling himself short. Funk says Mikey has all the talent in the world, but he has no confidence. Terry has signed a rematch between Mikey and Spicolli because he knows Whipwreck has what it takes to be a star in this business. Mikey nods passively and says he hopes he doesn’t let Funk down as he walks away. Terry Funk then turns around to leave and right behind him is – Taz! Bill Alfonso blows his whistle in Terry Funk’s face, until Terry slaps the whistle away.

Taz wants to know why Terry Funk left him out to the International Heavyweight Title tournament. The answer is simple – Terry says – Taz agreed to a match with Hack Meyers earlier tonight so he is busy with other things. Taz laughs and says Funk must not be real smart because everyone knows that match is going to be real short – just a warm-up. If Funk doesn’t have enough brains to put Taz in the tournament, Taz will just have to make his presence felt in other ways. Funk and Taz go nose-to-nose, until Terry Funk smiles and walks away.



- Sid Vicious defeats Mortis in a highly entertaining match by deflecting a flying clothesline with a boot to the chest. Sid then drills him with the power-bomb to score the win. Sid gets on the microphone and warns Raven and Ron Simmons that this is what’s in their future at the PPV.

- VTR: Let’s take a look at the Japanese superstar the Great Sasuke, who will challenge for the XPW Open Weight Championship at December to Dismember:



COMMERCIAL BREAK

- Kaientai are accompanying Kaz Hayashi down to the ring for his match against XPW Open Weight Tile match, but they are jumped from behind by Simon Diamond, Johnny Swinger and Dawn Marie. Swinger tosses Sho Funaki off the stage and then drills Taka Michinoku with a suplex on the stage. Hayashi is fighting back against Simon Diamond, but Johnny Swinger attacks him from behind. Diamond and Swinger then double suplex Hayashi on the ramp and hurl him into the ring where Damian 666 is waiting! Takako Inoue tries to stop them, but Dawn Marie kicks her in the back and then takes off with Swinger and Diamond.



- XPW Open Weight Champion Damian 666 defeats the injured Kaz Hayashi by connecting with the kneeling tombstone pile-driver to score the three count.

- Louie Spicolli tells Toni Adams that he is deeply touched by Terry Funk trying to mentor Mikey Whipwreck – not! Louie says he has now proved that Mikey’s win a month ago was a fluke and he is nothing but a runt loser. At the PPV, he is going to use his match with Mikey Whipwreck to send a message to new commissioner Terry Funk. Louie says he deserves more than a match with a jobber and after he finishes off Whipwreck at December to Dismember, he is going to expect title opportunities.



COMMERCIAL BREAK

- An angry Gary Hart, Gedo and Jado are backstage with Toni Adams. Hart says Sabu made the biggest mistake of his life earlier tonight by turning down his offer and embarrassing him on Extreme Warfare. Hart knows Sabu will be at December to Dismember and Gary promises that he will take his revenge in front of the world wide audience. Hart wants Sabu to get it through his warped brain that he caused what happens at the PPV. Hart and his men walk away as Toni Adams sends us up to the ring for our next match. The Hit Squad are in the ring and soon out come XPW World Tag Team Champions the Bad Breed for this singles preview of the XPW World Tag Team Title Match at the PPV.



- Dick Togo fought to a no contest with Ian Rotten because the match never began as The Bad Breed charged the ring and began brawling with the Hit Squad. These four men fought all over the arena and eventually through the stands and into the backstage area. They were finally broken up by Terry Funk, prelim wrestlers, security and officials.

- VTR: We take another look at the history between Jerry ‘The King” Lawler and “Macho Man” Randy Savage, including clips of their famous matches at the Mid-South Coliseum.



COMMERCIAL BREAK

- Sid Vicious is interviewed backstage by Toni Adams. Sid says he hopes Ron Simmons and Raven destroy one another tonight – but if they don’t, he will be happy to finish the job at the December to Dismember PPV. There is only one master and ruler of the world and soon he will also be the XPW World Heavyweight Champion.



- Ron Simmons defeated XPW World Heavyweight Champion Raven in a non-title match by connecting with the spine-buster. Mortis went to interfere, but Sid ran down and booted him, while also scaring off Stevie Richards and Blue Meanie. In the ring, Raven went for the DDT, but Simmons shot him off the ropes and spine-bustered him to score the huge win.

- The program closed with Joey Styles and Paul E. Dangerously hyping the Three Way Dance as Sycho Sid and Ron Simmons had a showdown. Raven regrouped on the floor and shoved away Stevie Richards when Stevie tried to help him up.



Now, it’s time for the PULP FICTION PROMOS to close out this week’s show:



Sabu stares at the camera for a few seconds and then points to the sky.

Jim Cornette promises that his Heavenly Bodies will go to the extreme one time and one time only at the PPV – then they will start cleaning this organization up.

Terry Funk tells Mikey Whipwreck that he has to believe in himself because the only thing holding “the kid” back is himself.

Bill Alfonso blows his whistle as Taz threatens to choke out Hack Meyers and then take the Xtreme Pro Wrestling International Heavyweight Title by any means necessary.

Johnny Smith says he lost the gold last week, but he will win the International Title settle his score with Dave “Fit” Finaly at the very same time.

Simon Diamond and Johnny Swinger are flanked by Dawn Marie as Diamond smugly says: ‘Simon HAD problem – but that problem has been solved!”

Axl Rotten and Ian Rotten promise to show Dick Togo and Mens Teioh exactly who the ‘Hit Squad’ really are here in XPW.

Terry “Bam Bam” Gordy vows to teach Rocky Miavia a lesson in humility at December to Dismember and bring the so-called superstar back down to earth.

Woman is shown sitting alone, looking conflicted. There’s a knock on her dressing room door and the camera pans to reveal – VAL VENIS!

Joey Styles hypes that next Tuesday, New York City will GO TO THE EXTREME with Xtreme Pro Wrestling live on pay-per-view at December to Dismember!



© 1995, XTREME PRO WRESTLING

[jackknight]

Commish said:

LIVE ON PAY-PER-VIEW
12/18/1995
FROM THE HAMMERSTEIN BALLROOM
IN NEW YORK CITY!!!!!!!

Joey Styles and Paul E. Dangerously welcome us to Xtreme Pro Wrestling’s holiday PPV – DECEMBER TO DISMEMBER! They down tonight’s card which includes XPW World Heavyweight Champion Raven defending against Ron Simmons and Sid Vicious in a Three Way Dance. ”Macho Man” Randy Savage will attempt to settle decades-long score with Jerry “The King” Lawler. We will also have the debuts of several stars and we’ll have Damian 666 defend his XPW Open Weight Title against Michinoku Pro’s The Great Sasuke. Paul and Joey then welcome Bob Artese to announce our first match.

Match #1: Simon Diamond, Johnny Swinger with Dawn Marie defeat Kaientai’s Taka Michinoku and Kaz Hayashi with Takako Inoue in the opening match here. The finish sees Inoue and Dawn Marie get in a cat fight on the floor, with Simon Diamond and Taka Michinoku trying to break it up. Swinger is able to connect with the Long Island Legsweep to score the pin on Hayashi in the ring. Diamond, Swinger and a ruffled Dawn Marie celebrate on the ramp after the match.

- XPW World Heavyweight Champion Raven is interviewed by Toni Adams, but won’t answer any of her questions about tonight’s Three Way Dance. Raven finally tells Adams that he is always one step ahead of his opponents – tonight will be no different.

Match #2: XPW Openweight Champion Damian 666’s short reign comes to an end when he is defeated by The Great Sasuke. Damian gets in some big spots, including the cradle neckbreaker and the leaping pile-driver. Sasuke wins after reversing a suplex attempt, hitting a knee to the stomach and drilling Damian with the Thunder Fire power-bomb to score the pin. The Great Sasuke makes a huge first impression by winning a title.

- Toni Adams interviews ”The British Bruiser” Johnny Smith about the International Title tournament coming up on Christmas night on Extreme Warfare. Smith promises that he will settle his score with Dave “Fit” Finlay and then get championship gold around his waist again.

Match #3: ”Macho Man” Randy Savage defeats Jerry “The King” Lawler with the flying elbow drop off the top rope. Savage destroyed Lawler all throughout the match and gained a pin-fall. Macho Man got on the microphone after the match and said “XPW is hardcore and that’s where it’s at broth-errrrrrrr”. (Thanks to Jack Knight for the use of Macho Man for the last two months)

- VTR: Coming soon to Xtreme Pro Wrestling - JUSHIN THUNDER LIGER:



- Dave “Fit” Finlay yells at Toni Adams for several minutes about how nobody from America, Japan or anywhere else can beat a tough man from the six counties. Finlay says there’s a reason they call him the Fighting Irishman – all his opponents will find that out for sure on Christmas night.

Match #4: Taz with Bill Afonso defeats Hack Meyers in under two minutes by forcing him to tap out to the Taz Mission. The Human Suplex Machine refuses to release the Taz Mission for several seconds after the match and only complies when XPW President Terry Funk enters the ring and threatens to suspend him. Taz gets up, walks over to Funk, smiles slyly and walks right by him without saying a word.

- Sid Vicious tells Toni Adams that he is the Master and Ruler of the World – and tonight, he will become XPW World Heavyweight Champion as well!

Match #5: XPW World Tag Team Champions Bad Breed (Axl & Ian Rotten) defeat The Hit Squad (Mens Teioh & Dick Togo) in a Street Fight when Axl Rotten pins Mens Teioh with the pile-driver on a steel chair. This is a wild match that sees Ian Rotten and Dick Togo fight through the crowd and up into a balcony, with both men fall off and crashing through two tables below.

- VTR: Let’s take a look at a man who will be coming to XPW next week – HAYABUSA:



Match #6: Val Venis defeats The Sandman with Woman when Venis comes off the top rope with the Money Shot. Sandman appears to have the win and he seeks to add insult to injury by telling Woman to get the Singapore Cane. He then grabs Venis and holds him, telling Woman to deck Venis with the cane. Woman hesitates for a few seconds as Sandman yells at her and when she finally swings, Venis moves! Woman hits Sandman! Sandman collapses as Woman looks upset by what she’d done. Val then hits the Money Shot to score the pin. Venis flirts with Woman after the match, who pushes him away before smiling a little. An angry Sandman then berates her after the match.

- Toni Adams attempts to interview

[/b]Sabu[/b], but all he does is throw stuff around the room and then point to the sky.

Match #7: Super Tiger and IWGP World Junior Heavyweight Champion Tiger Mask III defeat The Kiss Army (Stevie Simmons & Ace Meanie when Tiger Mask III hits the Tiger Suplex on Meanie and bridges it into a pin. Stevie keeps up well with the masked Japanese, but Meanie is the weak-link here. Joey and Paul talk about the historic nature of this match as it is the first-ever teaming of the original Tiger Mask – now Super Tiger – and his protégé Tiger Mask III.

- Paul E. Dangerously is standing mid-ring and says he has secured a major star to appear in Xtreme Pro Wrestling in 1996. That man is none other than Dan “The Beast” Severn, the man who just won the UFC Ultimate ’95 tournament days ago. Dangerously promises that Severn will have a major role on XPW’s next pay-per-view XPW CyberSlam ’96 in February!

Match #8: Louie Spicolli defeats Mikey Whipwreck with the Death Valley Driver. Mikey shows a ton of heart and scores several near falls, but screws up by going for a cross-body block. Spicolli catches him, adjusts and hits the Death Valley Driver to score the win.

- Louie Spicolli gloats after the match as Mikey Whipwreck struggles to pull himself up. NWA President Terry Funk arrives in the ring and tells SPicolli to beat it. The referee is trying to help Mikey up, but Funk asks the referee to back away. Funk then gets on the microphone and says Mikey should a hell of a lot of heart – he might not have won tonight, but he is on his way.

Terry Funk asks Mikey Whipwreck to stand up on his own now – without anyone’s help. Whipwreck struggles, but he eventually gets back to his feet as the fans cheer. Terry extends his hand and shakes hands with Whipwreck and then walks him to the dressing room.

Match #9: Rocky Miavia with D’Lo Brown defeats Terry Gordy with the Samoan Drop. Gordy comes out strong, but gets tripped up by D’Lo trips him up. Gprdy pulls D’Lo up and decks him, before working over Rocky more. Gordy signals for the Asiatic Spike, but Miavia shows great instinct as he sees him coming, side-steps him and scoops Gordy into the Samoan Drop to score another huge win over the former AWA World Champion.

- Ron Simmons tells Toni Adams that the XPW World Title should have been his to begin with. Tonight, he’s kicking ass, taking names and not letting anyone get in his way!

Match #10: Sabu defeats Gedo (w/ Gary Hart) with the Triple Jump Moonsault in an awesome, but brief match. The post-match sees Jado arrive to attack Sabu, only for Sabu to fight him off. Sabu then goes after Hart as the lights go out for several seconds – and when they come back on THIS MAN is standing in the ring:
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Paul E. Dangerously and Joey Styles mark out as the two men circle each other, only for Gary Hart to grab Sabu’s hair from behind!. Sabu collars him, but then the other man rips off his mask to reveal, not THE GREAT MUTA but someone with similar face paint! The man then sprays red mist right into Sabu’s eyes – and now he DDT’s him on the canvas! Gedo and Jado now toss a chair into the ring and this man gives Sabu a second DDT on the chair! This man stalks around the ring as Gary Hart gets on the microphone to tell the fallen Sabu that he has made a grave error in turning him down. Hart has put together the Control Terrorism Unit (CTU), not just with Gedo and Jado, but also with the most violent man in the sport’s history – THE GREAT NITA!!!!



Match #11: The Pitbulls with Missy Hyatt destroy The Heavenly Bodies with Jim Cornette in a Double Tables Match when Pitbull #2 first slams Prichard through a table and then The Pitbulls hit a Super Bomb on Del Rey. This is a total squash where the Pitbulls absolutely destroy the very capable Bodies.

- VTR: Terry Funk presents a look at the eight men competing in the International Title tournament on Christmas night on MTV. We see profiles of Masahiro Chono (Japan), Shinya Hashimoto (Japan), El Canek (Mexico), Dave “Fit” Finlay (Northern Ireland), Hayabusa (Japan), Sabu (India) and Louie Spicolli (US).

Match #12: XPW World Heavyweight Champion Raven defends his title against Ron Simmons and Sycho Sid in a Three Way Dance. We get a major brawl here that goes all over the ringside area. Simmons almost scores the win early with a running spear on Raven, but the champion is able to slide his foot under the bottom rope. Raven also takes every advantage by letting Simmons and Sid go at it for long stretches, while he plays injured. The finish sees Stevie Richards, Mortis and The Blue Meanie charge down, only to be stopped by Terry Funk, The Pitbulls, Balls Mahoney, Mikey Whipwreck and officials.

Ron Simmons challenges them to bring it on, only to then walk right into a choke-slam and then a powerbomb from Sid! Sid then poses for a second, only Raven to catch him with a low blow from behind and then hit the Raven Effect DDT on the big man! Raven covers Sid and he gets the 1-2-3! Raven survives with the XPW World Heavyweight Title – this time using his cunning manipulation rather than outright cheating! Raven grabs his belt and leaves through the crowd as a disgusted Terry Funk just shakes his head in disgust.

- Paul E. Dangerously and Joey Styles both think Raven has not heard the last of Ron Simmons and Sid Vicious – and we will see all the fall-out on the special 2-hour Extreme Warfare this week, which will have only limited commercial interruptions! Styles and Paul E. both hype the International Title tournament before signing off!

Round 1 of International Title Tournament:
The Fighting Irishman Dave “Fit” Finlay (N.I.) vs. Johnny Smith (U.K.)
Hayabusa (Japan) vs. Louie Spicolli (U.S.)
El Canek (Mexico) vs. Sabu (India)
Shinya Hashimoto (Japan) vs. Masa Chono (Japan)

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XTREME PRO WRESTLING presents:
EXTREME WARFARE
DECEMBER 25, 1995
OLYMPIC AUDITORIUM
LOS ANGELES, CA
AIRING ON: MTV
BROADCASTERS: JOEY STYLES & PAUL E. DANGEROUSLY
RING ANNOUNCER: BOB ARTESE
INTERVIEWER: TONI ADAMS

- Joey Styles and Paul E. Dangerously are in the Crow’s Nest here at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles on Christmas night for this very special two-hour show, where we will crown the International Champion! Dangerously and Styles talk about how the title lineage dates back not just to the recent NWA promotion, but all the way back to the first champion Lou Thesz. Tonight, eight superstars from around the globe will compete to win that championship. We will have a bonus match as The Hit Squad look to rebound off their loss at December to Dismember as they face the newly debuted team – Tiger Legacy (Super Tiger and Tiger Mask III).

An angry Sycho Sid actually opens the show as he makes his way down to the ring and snatches the microphone from Bob Artese. Sid says unlike last time, the only person he has to blame for losing at December to Dismember is himself. He knows this the land of extreme, but it seems to him that he may have lost his edge recently. That ends now! Sycho Sid says from now on, he will go back to having a stretcher at ringside after his matches because his opponents will need it! No more excuses, no more mercy, no more Mr. Nice Guy! The old Sid Vicious is back… “War Machine” by Kiss begins playing over the PA in the Olympic Auditorium!

Bill Aflonso is out on the ramp first and right behind him is the most miserable bastard in the sport today – the unrecognized FTW Champion, the Human Suplex Machine Taz! Taz enters the ring and snatches the microphone as Sycho Sid looks on, stunned that anyone would dare interrupt him! Taz gets on the microphone and says he is sick and tired of “hearin’ excuses from you, you big blonde pussy!” Fire is in Sid’s eyes as he stares a hole through Taz, who arrogantly says he wants to show the world that he can make a big, dumb hillbilly like Sid Vicious tape out just like everyone else has! Sid Vicious shots back that Taz is on – and they go to square off.

XPW President Terry Funk, Paul E. Dangerously and a dozen prelim wrestlers arrive before it breaks out and they separate both sides! Sid Vicious is screaming that he will kill Taz right here in the ring, as Taz throws prelim wrestlers aside. Terry Funk finally asks for a microphone and says he will sign a match between these two for two weeks from tonight – but this can’t happen now! Taz and Sid continue to go after each other as we go to our first commercial break.

COMMERCIAL BREAK

- Paul E. Dangerously and Joey Styles talk about what we just saw – clearly Sid Vicious is on a collision course with the Human Suplex Machine Taz! They then shift gears to talk about the International Title tournament and show us the brackets for round one.

Round 1:
The Fighting Irishman Dave “Fit” Finlay (N.I.) vs. Johnny Smith (U.K.)
Hayabusa (Japan) vs. Louie Spicolli (U.S.)
El Canek (Mexico) vs. Sabu (India)
Shinya Hashimoto (Japan) vs. Masa Chono (Japan)

1st Round Match:
The Fighting Irishman Dave “Fit” Finlay (N.I.) vs. Johnny Smith (U.K.)

This rivalry has been brewing for weeks here in Xtreme Pro Wrestling, dating back to Fit Finlay costing Johnny Smith the Openweight Title. Finlay bum-rushes Smith during his entrance and these two brawl on the ramp. Smith fights back and suplexes Finlay on the ramp, before throwing him into the ring. Smith lands a head-butt that knocks Finlay out to the apron. The Bruiser then suplexes Finlay back into the ring and goes up top for the flying head-butt, only for Finlay to roll out of the way. Finlay then connects with a running knee on Smith and pulls him up by his hair to level him with a short-arm clothesline. The Fighting Irishman then connects with the Rolling Hills (rolling fireman’s carry slam ) and hooks both legs to get the three count! Finlay spits on the prone Johnny Smith before leaving the ring.

Your Winner: Dave “Fit” Finlay

- XPW World Heavyweight Champion Raven and his Nest join Joey Styles and Paul E. Dangerously via split-screen from the bowels of the building. Raven tells them that he proved at December to Dismember that his mind is greater than any physical threat posed by anyone here in XPW. It does not matter who Terry Funk lines up next – no-one will pry the gold from his hands. Quote the Raven… nevermore!

1st Round Match:
Louie Spicolli (U.S.) vs. Hayabusa (Japan)

Joey Styles and Paul E. Dangerously put over Hayabusa as an aerial innovator, but he has trouble getting started against Spicolli. Louie steam-rolls him with a boot to the face and then hits a pumphandle bomb for a near-fall early on. Hayabusa fires back when shot off the ropes with a huricanrana and a dragon suplex, but misses when he comes off the top rope for a flying leg drop. Spicolli is right back and hits a spinning heel kick! Louie is setting up for the Death Valley Driver and so he hoists Hayabusa onto his shoulders. Spicolli makes a critical error as he walks around the ring with Hayabusa on his shoulders to taunt the fans. Hayabusa breaks loose with some elbow to the head and turns the move into a tornado DDT! Hayabusa then comes off the top with the Firebird Splash to score the upset victory!

Your Winner: Hayabusa

COMMERCIAL

- VTR: We come back to see footage of a furious Sycho Sid being ejected from the Olympic Auditorium here in Los Angeles by XPW President Terry Funk and security.

1st Round Match:
Sabu (India) vs. El Canek (Mexico)

Sabu is wearing a patch over his right eye – and he is clearly worse for wear after getting red mist blown into his eyes by The Great Nita one week ago. El Canek is right on top of Sabu, but the wild man refuses to stay down. The masked man is frustrated when Sabu kicks out of his signature gorilla press drop and the leg lariat. Canek is downright stunned when Sabu also kicks out of the big back-breaker. El Canek goes to apply the Figure Four, but Sabu is able to kick him away.

Sabu struggles to his feet and catches the charging Canek with a right hand to the jaw. He then hits the ropes and drills the masked man with a leaping clothesline. Canek flops out to the floor as Sabu hits the ropes, spring-boards to the top and then flies off with a splash down to the floor! Even partially blinded, Sabu is a nearly unstoppable. Sabu rolls Canek back in the ring, then leaps up with a springboard leg drop and covers for the three count. Sabu advances against all odds!

Your Winner: Sabu

- Ron Simmons is backstage with Toni Adams to comment on losing the Three Way Dance. Toni goes to ask a question, but Simmons cuts her off. He says in two weeks when Extreme Warfare returns, somebody is getting their ass kicked! Simmons then walks away as Toni sends us right back to the ring.

1st Round Match:
Shinya Hashimoto (Japan) vs. Masa Chono (Japan)

Joey Styles mentions that these two were members of New Japan’s ‘three musketeers’ along with Keiji Mutoh – meaning that they were viewed as the future of the sport. All three have lived up to that hype and tonight we see Hashimoto tangle with his rival Chono. Chono stalls a little bit to get going, but Hashimoto takes the fight to him. Chono applies a head-lock, but Hashimoto changes the momentum and drills him with a belly-to-back suplex. Hashimoto stays right on Chono, applying a triangle choke.

Chono really struggles to get to the ropes before fading and he is ultimately able to do so. As Chono gets back to his feet, Hashimoto tries to pull him into a DDT. Chono reverses into a Northern Lights suplex for a near-fall, but Hashimoto is out of it just in time. Both men are up now as Hashimoto lays into Chono with some vicious chops. He hits the ropes, but Chono boots him in the gut. With Hashimoto doubled over, Chono hits the ropes himself and drills his opponent with the Yakuza kick! Chono with the cover and he gets the three count! A big win here has to give Masa Chono momentum.

Your Winner: Masa Chono

COMMERCIAL BREAK

- Paul E. Dangerously and Joey Styles run down the results from the first round and then show the line-up for round two.

Round 2:
The Fighting Irishman Dave “Fit” Finlay (N.I.) vs. Hayabusa (Japan)
Sabu (India) vs. Masa Chono

2nd Round:
The Fighting Irishman Dave “Fit” Finlay (N.I.) vs. Hayabusa (Japan)

Finlay often gets tagged with the label of being a brawl, but he proves here he can keep up with even the fastest athletes. Hayabusa overwhelms him early on with some strikes and a flying senton bomb that almost scores him a three count. Finlay regains his wits and counters a flying splash off the top rope with a spear! The Fighting Irishman stomps the hell out of Hayabusa and nearly gets the pin with a running shoulder-breaker. Finlay keeps working on that shoulder and seems to have Hayabusa in a lot of trouble here.

The Fighting Irishman lands a running Ligerbomb and covers, but somehow Hayabusa is able to kick out. Finlay then goes for a tombstone pile-driver, but Hayabusa is able to reverse it and hit one of his own. Hayabusa is slow to cover and so Finlay is able to kick out at the last second. Both men are slow to their feet, but when they are up Finlay gains the upperhand with a series of right hands. He goes for an axe bomber, but Hababusa ducks it and connects with a flying head-scissors. Hayabusa then hooks Finlay and drolls him with the Falcon Arrow to score the pin! Hayabusa advances to the finals!

Your Winner: Hayabusa

- Paul E. Dangerously announces that next week we will be preempted by a Real World marathon for New Year’s Day but in two week here on XPW Extreme Warfare, we will have the brand new Openweight Champion the Great Sasuke defending against his one-time protégé Taka Michinoku!

2nd Round:
Sabu (India) vs. Masa Chono (Japan)

Masa Chono is far more vicious than El Canek as he immediately targets Sabu’s injured eye and rips away the patch. Chono digs his knuckles into Sabu’s right eye and then begins pounding on it, drawing blood in the opening moments. Chono pulls Sabu into the ring and hits a hangman’s neck-breaker. He then perches as Sabu slowly pulls himself to his knees. Chono goes for the Yakuza kick, but Sabu gets out of the way! Sabu springs to his feet for a dropkick that floors Chono! Chono is up quick, but Sabu hits a springboard back elbow that drills him!

Sabu quickly goes for the cover, but Chono kicks out forcefully. Sabu is squinting here as he tries to fight only, but the blood is just pouring. He goes up top for a splash, but Chono catches him and drives him into the canvas with a power-slam. Chono then hits a Samoan Drop and goes for the cover, only to get a two count. Sabu just will not stay down! Chono now applies the STF and he is right in the center of the ring. The referee is pleading with Sabu to submit, but he will not do it! Sabu tries and tries to fight out of the STF, but his body eventually goes limp. Jimmy Jett calls for the bell – Chono wins! EMTs and officials arrive to try to help Sabu, but he eventually fights them all off and charges away on his own power. Our final match is now set – it’s Hayabusa against Masa Chono for the International Title!

Your Winner: Masa Chono

COMMERCIAL BREAK

- A disgruntled Sandman and an a oddly demure Woman are with Toni Adams. Sandman berates Woman for screwing up at the PPV, but tells her she can redeem herself in two weeks when he faces Val Venis again! Sandman warns her not to screw up, takes a drag off his cigarette and walks away. The camera catches Woman flash a menacing smile for a few seconds, before she follows Sandman away without ever saying a single word!

Australian Rules Tag Team Match:
The Hit Squad vs. Tiger Legacy

Tiger Mask III does most of the ring time here against Dick Togo and Mens Teioh, who look to establish themselves as contenders again here. The heavier Super Tiger does come in and lands a series of kicks on Togo, followed by a Tiger Suplex. Tiger Mask III is tagged in and he comes off the top rope with a karate kick on Togo for a near fall. Togo rebounds, however, with a face-buster and then tags in Mens Teioh. Teioh hits the ropes and comes with the roaring elbow, knocking Tiger Mask III back into his corner.

Super Tiger tags in and goes toe-to-toe with Men’s Teioh, landing some kicks to the stomach. He sets up for the Tiger Driver, but Teioh escapes and drops Super Tiger with the full nelson suplex. Dick Togo is tagged back in and flies off the top rope with the senton splash. Togo then pulls Super Tiger up and connects with the double underhook face-buster! Togo with the pin on Super Tiger, while Men’s Teioh comes in to hold off Tiger Mask III as the referee counts the 1-2-3! The Hit Squad get a big win and they are clearly now back in the title hunt!

Your Winners: The Hit Squad

- Paul E. Dangerously then introduces a special look at a man who will make a major impact on Xtreme Pro Wrestling in 1996 – the UFC’s Ultimate ’95 tournament winner Dan ‘The Beast’ Severn!

Dan Severn Tribute

COMMERCIAL BREAK

- Gary Hart and his Control Terrorism Unit (CTU) are interviewed in their locker-room by Toni Adams. Hart says his man The Great Nita proved how dangerous he is because a week after his attack, Sabu was still impaired and lost his spot in the International Title tournament! Hart tells Toni that unlike his former protégés Kabuki and Muta, The Great Nita has the viciousness necessary to take CTU to the top! Just then, a bloody Sabu bursts through the door and begins brawling with Nita! It’s only seconds before Gedo and Jado attack from behind. They hold a wild-eyed Sabu as Nita whips off his mask and AGAIN spews that red mist into his eyes! Nita then grabs Sabu and suplexes him through the table in the dressing room! Officials and wrestlers flood the room as a pleased Gary Hart pats Nita on the shoulder, while Sabu is left in a bloody mess on top of the wreckage of that table!

International Championship: Tournament Final:
Hayabusa (Japan) vs. Masa Chono (Japan)

These two have both been through two tough matches already tonight, although Chono might have had it easier with the injured Sabu. Chono has the size advantage and he uses it his advantage with a series of suplexes early on. He goes to apply the STF, but Hayabusa has the presence of mind to get his legs wrapped around the bottom rope. Both men are slow up, but Chono is right back at him with some strikes to the back of the neck. Chono applies a nerve-hold, but Hayabusa shifts his weight and sends Chono backwards into the corner. Chono stumbles out and Hayabusa leaps to drill him with the hurricanrana. Hayabusa with the cover, but Chono is able to kick out just before the three count.

Hayabusa grabs Chono by the neck and pulls him up, only to drive him down again with a fisherman buster. The masked man covers, but Chono is able to get his left foot on the bottom rope to break the pin just before three. Hayabysa hits the ropes and goes for a sprinboard senton, but Chono gets his knees up! That has to hurt – and it clearly does as Hayabusa roles around the canvas in pain. Chono is methodical here as he connects with the dragon-screw neck-whip for a two count. Chono measures Hayabus and then pile-drivers him for another near-fall.

Chono now goes to apply the STF again, but again Hayabusa fights him off. Haybusa hits a straight kick to the face and now he looks to apply the Falcon Arrow to finish Chono off. Hayabusa signals for it, but Chono gets a knee to the gut. Hayabusa lets go, only to get drilled by an enziguri to the back of the head. Chono now perches as Hayabusa slowy gets up and now he hits the ropes. Chono drills Hayabusa with the Yakuza kick! Chono covers and he gets the 1-2-3! Masa Chono has done it – he has won the tournament to crown the new International Champion!

Your Winner: International Heavyweight Champion Masa Chono.

- XPW President Terry Funk and international liaison Jumbo Tsuruta now enter the ring and present Masa Chono with the title. A tired Hayabusa arrives to shake hands with Chono, who complies but doesn’t show much emotion. Chono speaks in broken English (which he could do IRL) and says he will defend this title with pride. He doesn’t have friends or allies here in XPW – he does not need them! He will take on any and all comers, including granting a rematch to Hayabusa at any time. Chono says he is simply the best and this International Title proves that!

Terry Funk then announces that the International Title will be defended once a month either on XPW Extreme Warfare or on Pay-Per-View. He announced now that Chono’s first defense will be on January 29 on Extreme Warfare. His opponent will determined be a legend of professional wrestling - TATSUMI "THE DRAGON" FUJINAMI. Funk then claps for Masa Chono, who holds up the belt and then calmly leaves the ring. We go back to Paul E. Dangerously and Joey Styles, who announce that top talent from around the world are coming to Xtreme Pro Wrestling to contend for the International Heavyweight Title. Joey and Paul E. wish everyone watching a Merry Christmas and urge them to join us in two weeks here on XPW Extreme Warfare where we will have The Great Sasuke taking on his protégé Taka Michinoku!

© 1995, XTREME PRO WRESTLING