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-[From - Huntington Beach, California]- -[Height - 6"2]- -[Weight - 204 lbs]- -[Signature Move - Lights Out (Tazzmission)]- -[Finisher - Point Of Authority (Superkick)]- -[OWF Record(since re-opening) 2/0/0 ]--  But to go through the whole night would possibly put a damper on things, as the first match of the night, a tag team match, ended up going in favor of “Sick” Nick Mondo, which means this is his second match won by default. Then Belgarath won his second match back against AntiChrist, who seems to quite simply be on a loosing streak as of late. Belgarath did show he himself was a force to contend with after pile driving AntiChrist for the 1,2,3. Then, “Sick” Nick, in a weird state of mind did something you really don’t want to do here in the OWF, he offered an open challenge to anyone for a hardcore match up in the parking lot, and who else turned up? 10x Hardcore Champion Bridson, spearing Nick to the ground, making him the second hall of famer / legend to return. And just as the crowd think they have some time to settle down, Future, one of the biggest assholes ever to exist claimed to be the new OWF owner, much to the disappointment of the crowd and the superstars alike. However, Octavion then appeared and showed that he, not Future is our now President and Owner. Then, the last and best match of the night, certainly lived up to its hype. Tito Ortiz vs. Kid Viscous for the OWF World Championship, and what a match this was. It went back and fourth, up and down, left and right, but neither man would go down for the 1,2,3. Then Viscous, out of sheer frustraon showed an act of desperation as he went outside and grabbed a chair, taking out the guest referee Octavion, then busting Ortiz wide open with a chair shot to the skull. Then, yet another legend returns, this time none other than C-Rock. At first, seemingly doing the right thing and ordering Viscous to drop the chair and continue this match with no illegal activity, but again yet another twist was in the works as he delivers Octavions second chair shot of the night. Viscous then going for the pin on a motionless Ortiz as C-Rock counts, but only getting a 2 count. With Ortiz proving he is indeed unstoppable. Viscous, again desparate, picks Ortiz up and goes for another chair shot, only this time Ortiz grabs the chair and delivers a chair shot of his own to Kid Viscous, and then one to a charging C-Rock. Then, the lowest of the low, Kid Viscous low blowing Ortiz in order to set him up for the Immortal, going for the pin, but Octavion saw the low blow and disqualifying Viscous to name Ortiz as the winner. But still no OWF Champion. Will this feud continue? Will Ortiz become the OWF World Champion? Why has all these OWF Legends returned? Will they be competing? Will the relationship between Ortiz and Octavion grow from a business point of view into a friendship point of view? All these questions and more will surely be answered in the weeks to come! ]::.. :: The show hasn’t been on long, and an unexpectedly large crowd has turned up due to the news that Tito Ortiz himself is supposed to be making an appearance tonight. The crowd seem to have only one chant in their heads now, “Ortiz…Ortiz…Ortiz…”. And during this the camera goes to the backstage parking lot where there has been a slight commotion for a while. As Ortiz hasn’t showed up yet, there is a small gathering awaiting his arrival. However, several minuets pass and no sign of Ortiz or any other superstar to be exact. Instead a small house show match gets underway. When the match has finished the camera again goes to the parking lot, this time the small gathering has turned to a small crowd, and this time Ortiz, never one to disappoint shortly arrives in his gleaming Dodge Viper GTS. The crowd follow to where the car has parked and they wait for the driver to come out, and as usual the tension causes a slight silence among the gathering. So much so that you can hear the click on the door as he opens it, and as the driver gets out the camera runs in to get a close up shot of the Huntington Beach Bad Boy himself, Tito Ortiz! The crowd rush in and ask for some autographs and photographs. Ortiz agrees, and its only here we can see the band aid on his forehead where Viscous busted him open. He seems to be faking the smiles, as even though he won the match, he didn’t get the one thing he wants in this world, the OWF World Championship. He goes to the trunk of the car and takes out his “Team Punishment” sports bag and continues to make his way inside the arena as the crowd cause an uproar at his arrival. :: |
