Post by Limitless Wrestling on Sept 5, 2019 12:38:32 GMT -8
The Invitational - Singles Match
Jack Danielson (Invitee) vs. Reventón
Technically this match had occurred at last month's "Clash At The Beach II" event, but due to Michael Murtagh accidentally bumping into some of the equipment, any footage from that match was lost. The decision was made to have them wrestle each other again, something that both competitors were fine with. Sharing a handshake to start the match, Reventón was able to get a quick advantage by striking the legs of Jack in rapid succession, taking him down to a knee. Now on a more level playing field, Reventón fired off several knife edge chops before running towards the ropes, coming back into a running crossbody from Jack. Staying on top of his opponent, Jack threw several shots before getting to his feet, letting out a howl. Measuring the rising Reventón, Jack rushed forward with a big boot, but Reventón ducked underneath, bouncing off the ropes and coming back with a flying bulldog. A spinning wheel kick caught Jack as he was getting back to his feet, Reventón building up speed before coming out with a stunning Shotei that spun Jack around before he face planted back onto the mat. A two count followed, much to Reventón's dismay.
Regrouping, Reventón climbed the ropes, leaping off with a moonsault only to be caught in mid-air by Jack and dropped with a powerslam. Jack stayed on the offensive here, looking to wear down the Lucha Hoss. Reventón continued to show heart, kicking out time and time again as the crowd cheered him on. Even Jack seemed impressed after Reventón kicked out of a still rebound lariat, nodding his head in respect. That respect turned into frustration after a Great American Bash (Roaring Forearm) spun Reventón around, leaving him open for a Dishonorable Discharged (X-Plex) that Reventón barely kicked out of. Stomping on the mat in frustration, Jack bounced off the ropes for the HellBilly Stomp (Curbstomp), but Reventón moved out of the way just in time. Jack stomped down hard onto the mat, letting out a curse as he grabbed his leg in pain. Reventón connected with a dropkick to the knee, putting Jack on bended knee before a rolling koppu kick took him down.
Feeding off the energy in the crowd, Reventón began to press the advantage. The Lucha Hoss was all lucha, flying around the ring and keeping the second generation rookie on guard. A tilt-a-whirl headscissors sent Jack crashing into the turnbuckles, in perfect position for the Buckin' Bronco (Bronco Buster). Rolling out of the corner, Reventón measured him before rushing forward, looking for a tornado DDT. It was as he was about to drive Jack into the mat that Jack countered, tossing Reventón onto the mat. Shaking off the effects, Jack lifted Reventón for the 21 Gun Salute (Project Ciampa), holding him in the powerbomb position. Reventón struggled, throwing several punches before countering with a hurricanrana. Rushing to the corner, Reventón looked for his patented Diving Spear, only to be taken out in mid-air by another Great American Bash. This time, there was no countering the 21 Gun Salute, Jack hooking both legs as the count was made.
Regrouping, Reventón climbed the ropes, leaping off with a moonsault only to be caught in mid-air by Jack and dropped with a powerslam. Jack stayed on the offensive here, looking to wear down the Lucha Hoss. Reventón continued to show heart, kicking out time and time again as the crowd cheered him on. Even Jack seemed impressed after Reventón kicked out of a still rebound lariat, nodding his head in respect. That respect turned into frustration after a Great American Bash (Roaring Forearm) spun Reventón around, leaving him open for a Dishonorable Discharged (X-Plex) that Reventón barely kicked out of. Stomping on the mat in frustration, Jack bounced off the ropes for the HellBilly Stomp (Curbstomp), but Reventón moved out of the way just in time. Jack stomped down hard onto the mat, letting out a curse as he grabbed his leg in pain. Reventón connected with a dropkick to the knee, putting Jack on bended knee before a rolling koppu kick took him down.
Feeding off the energy in the crowd, Reventón began to press the advantage. The Lucha Hoss was all lucha, flying around the ring and keeping the second generation rookie on guard. A tilt-a-whirl headscissors sent Jack crashing into the turnbuckles, in perfect position for the Buckin' Bronco (Bronco Buster). Rolling out of the corner, Reventón measured him before rushing forward, looking for a tornado DDT. It was as he was about to drive Jack into the mat that Jack countered, tossing Reventón onto the mat. Shaking off the effects, Jack lifted Reventón for the 21 Gun Salute (Project Ciampa), holding him in the powerbomb position. Reventón struggled, throwing several punches before countering with a hurricanrana. Rushing to the corner, Reventón looked for his patented Diving Spear, only to be taken out in mid-air by another Great American Bash. This time, there was no countering the 21 Gun Salute, Jack hooking both legs as the count was made.
Winner: Jack Danielson
Post-match, Danielson helped Reventón to his feet, the two shaking hands before raising to the delight of the crowd. A final fist bump was shared as the two made their way to the back, high fiving fans along the way.