Amor and Total Chaos versus Van Horror, Hiro Kinichi, and Nick Brody

The Story
Amor's change was a welcome change to him, but wasn't welcome to his then tag partner Van Horror. Van, who had recently brought in Hiro Kinichi, thought that Amor and his change could just go to hell. Amor, who was more cocky about his change, decided to issue a challenge to Van Horror. The singles match was later changed to a handicap as Hiro Kinichi was thrown from the outside of the ring to the inside. During a matchup between Amor and Hiro, the evening of the odds began as Total Chaos (Xander and Disgruntled Clown) came down to help put a stop to Amor's future opponents. The match stayed as a handicap match, but the sides numbers changed, as it became a three on two. But it would later on become known just who would help even the odds. During a three on two assault, Nick Brody made a startling entrance coming to the aid of Van and Hiro. A final adjustment was made to the match and it then became a six-man tag match featuring two huge rivaling superstars.

The Match
A fast paced match from the get go, Van and Amor left nothing untapped as they immediately went for each other from the sound of the bell. Their heated feud reaching a fever pitch on this night, the offense was high risk and a major sell for the capacity crowd filling the Leudecke Arena in Austin Texas. Several tags were made and the pace slowed as Xander dictated a methodical and morbid dominance over Hiro Kinichi, however the young man from Japan fought back and in the end captured the win for his team with a pinfall over Xander following a high impact double powerbomb/cross body by all three members of his team.

Following the victory celebration came a sneak attack by none other than Blithe Omega, who was to be featured later on the card. He viciously assaulted Hiro, Van, Brody and Amor Enchantador, sparing his own teammates the so-called “indignity of pain” despite the fact that in his eyes they were an embarrassment to his cause, and therefore an embarrassment to Total Chaos. After dismissing TC, Blithe took center ring and announced his savage assault as nothing less than a message to Feared One and Alexis King. Blithe assured the scores of booing fans, and Alexis, whom he was sure was watching his every move, that he was taking nothing for granted tonight, and that the EBWF will be his, all his once again.

Sean James arrived at the Leudecke Arena with an entourage of black shirt security and Anthony Caine in tow. No words uttered, Sean James looked to be a focused man. Was he there to pull off the Perfect night? Only time would tell.

Moments after Sean James arrival, Violence cut a quick interview with Doc Martin backstage. Doc asked how Violence felt about the Triple threat and what he considered his chances were. Violence answered simply. “It’s all good. Tonight’s a night for change.”