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Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS (Match 5)

Dreamblood Championship Match: Kousei Kanai (c) vs Yoshi Onodera

Our first title match of the night! The Dreamblood champion Kousei Kanai defends against the winner of the Blood Crown tournament, Yoshi Onodera. This match had a lot of uncertainty going into it for me. There was reason to question how effective both men would be here in this match. Kousei Kanai has never seemed to be too invested in this division or it's championship, and is also not going to be participating in the division at all once he loses this championship. In a way, you can see he has one foot out of the door, and may be focusing on Dream Pro, Dreamwatch's other division. This may give Yoshi Onodera the advantage against an opponent that isn't very prepared. On the other hand, the new rules put in place for Dreamblood division matches may have a negative effect on Onodera. Weapons are strictly banned in this division now with a harsh punishment for those who break that rule, meaning Onodera can no longer use the brass knuckles punch he employed throughout the Blood Crown tournament that eventually helped `him win the whole thing. His ace in the hole was gone, and he now had to sink or swim without it!

This match was pretty surprising to watch. I went into this match having my fair share of doubts for both men, but my doubts for one of these men dissolved pretty quickly. Kousei Kanai was in tip top shape in this one, surprisingly managing to overwhelm Onodera with a plethora of kicks and knees that immediately had the challenger reeling! Kousei Kanai did not come to be run over, he did not come to look weak, and in the early goings he looked rather dominant. Onodera in the past has shown to be able to dig his way out of a deficit like this, but he no longer had the brass knuckles he would dig with. Onodera had to find a new tactic or Kanai was going to run away with this thing. Onodera chose an old classic: Biting. Biting isn't against the rules, as its not a foreign object. Sure, it was frowned upon, but so were the brass knuckles so it made no difference to Onodera. It did make a difference in the match, as Kanai was caught off guard and bloodied by this vicious attack. This gave Onodera the opportunity to even things out, primarily with excellent ground submissions. It was now time for Kanai to do some digging. He had no tricks, no weapons, just heart. There were multiple moments where I saw Kanai locked tightly in a submission, face covered in blood, in the middle of the ring and I thought "he had a good showing but he's done." He wasn't done. He would find a way out every time. He would fight his way back to his feet and he'd find just the moment to hit a kick or a knee to score a knockdown. The match started to get to a point where neither man had much left in the tank.

Kanai apparently just had a little bit more. After knocking Onodera down with excellent strikes throughout the match, Kanai whipped out a great snap suplex on his dazed opponent, and Onodera no longer seemed to have the strength to continue. The match was called off by referee stoppage, giving Kanai the TKO victory! The champion retains!

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Kousei Kanai: Well then, I win. Thank goodness. Its no secret I'm not interested in being a part of this division for much longer but I do care about it's health, and I want to leave it in a good place. I didn't think that Mr. Onodera was a good champion to represent a division still in its infancy like this one. He showed us all why himself tonight. Biting to make me bleed? Tonight all he showed was meek desperation. This all sounds harsh I know but I don't hate him or anything. He's a fine fighter all things considered, and I'm sure he'll be a great champion someday. He's just not what the Dreamblood division needs as a champion right now. I had to make sure his triumph would be slightly delayed. I even staked the reveal of our group name on this win, just to make sure I fought my hardest. Regardless, we've kept you all waiting enough, Johnny, Sengoku, and I. Our group will be known as Rose Rally. We bring beauty, excitement, competition, sensuality, all wrapped into one. I personally think the name is excellent, and I hope you all like it since it took us months to think of it. We'll be back to excite you in the near future but for now I hope you've enjoyed me. Until next time~

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Yoshi Onodera: ...I lost. I lost. I. LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOST FUCK! Piece of shit rules! Piece of shit Kanai! I was right there! I was so close! You fuckers better not even think about looking down on me for this. Its back to the grind. Don't you worry. I'm telling you right now that I'm gonna make it back to the top. There ain't gonna be any more new rules catching me off guard or any of that shit. Next time I fight for this belt, and trust me there will be a next time, the next time I fight for this belt I'm crushing whoever I gotta crush to get to it. I will be the champion, and then I'll get paid like a champion. I'm out of here.

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS (Match 4)

The announcement that Mitsuru Takahashi was attacked and pulled from the show left an odd feeling in the air. Tension, confusion, especially to Daigo Asahina who didn't know if he was going to have an opponent but was told to make his way to the ring regardless. Daigo was in for an interesting surprise when Akimasa Nojiri answered the call and made his way to the ring as Takahashi's replacement! I would call Nojiri an apt replacement for sure, being a very skilled pro wrestler in the later stages of his career much like Takahashi is. With this new matchup of talent staring across from each other, the bell sounded.

Oh my goodness this match. This match being made so last-minute initially may have given it an inconsequential vibe. Like a match that wouldn't be much because it didn't mean much. That assessment couldn't be more wrong. In this match we saw Nojiri have another incredible performance showing that he is still just as good as he ever was, and Daigo turned out to be the perfect opponent stylistically for Nojiri. These two men went in there and beat the hell out of each other. I don't know if there have ever been this many hard chops in a single match in Dreamwatch but it absolutely ruled. So much of this match was straightforward and headstrong. Chops, suplexes, piledrivers. This match gives a better picture of what Daigo is all about as a performer and where his strength's lie. It was really easy to get lost in the spectacle, intensity, and energy of this match up until the very end...

...Where Diago rolled Nojiri up for the three count. Some people may see it as a deflating ending to the match, but I see this entire match as something promising. This match felt less like a "the end" and more like a "to be continued" when the bell rang. I would love for this incredible pairing to have another match somewhere down the line!

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Daigo Asahina: Well, I didn't see that coming. Jiro's a huge fan of Nojiri, so he's probably jealous seeing me get to wrestle him. Jiro, if you're watching, wrestling him is as fun as you figured it would be. Takahashi... I don't know what to make of it. I'm sad, I'm angry. I teased Takahashi a bit. I pretended I wasn't interested, but I wanted that match with him. Should we all watch our backs now? I don't know what to think.

Akimasa Nojiri: Tsk... He got me. I got too excited out there. Sometimes when the match starts going a certain way you get amped up. You get a little lost in the moment. I guess I'm not used to having moments to be lost in anymore. I don't get the opportunities I used to. That Asahina has focus, for sure. I can't say I trust or like him though. I don't know what to make of him. I'm not the kind to speculate and point fingers, I'm a wrestler not a prosecutor. Still, Its hard to not be suspicious of him considering that there's somebody going around attacking people now. Takahashi got hit pretty bad apparently. Whoever is behind this, I'll crush them if they try some of that crap with me.

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS (Match 3)

Williams Cruise, Scott Douglas, and Daniel White vs Vicio (Sergio Perez/Nick Coleman/Heath Anderson)

Onto match three, we have what promises to be a chaotic and bloody brawl. This story has been so personal between these men. There's been cheap shots, despicable acts, blood, yelling, old memories broken wills, and it all bubbles over in this match! 3 vs 3, no disqualification, anything goes.

This match ended up being a chaotic, emotion-fueled slugfest. It was hard to even capture specific moments in this match due to how hectic everything in this match was. There were chairs, low blows, yelling, and lots of blood in a tornado of hatred. The oddest part was how suddenly everything stopped. The fight was going strong when Daniel Garcia picked up a chair, missed a swing on Nick Coleman, and was punched in the back of the head. Just like that, the tornado ceased. Everything went quiet for a moment as the referee ran to check on Daniel White before he immediately called the match off. White had been knocked out by that blow to the back of the head. The fight could not continue, they had put each other through enough. Vicio wins.

It seems that the fight was not over in Vicio's mind though as, of course, they attacked their still conscious opponents after the bell while they were trying to assist the doctors in helping Daniel White. With Perez leading the charge, Douglas and Cruise were battered with chairs before a shocking interruption took place! Steve Warner came out with a chair, looking to fight for the friends that once fought for him! Unfortunately, Steve was outnumbered and was swiftly knocked to the ground by a haymaker from NIck Coleman before he got to do any damage to Vicio. Heath Anderson firmly finished Beast with a powerbomb onto his friends. Vicio stood tall, with Heath Anderson resting one foot on the pile of enemies they left in the ring. Sergio Perez beckoned them to leave the ring, and the three men walked out.

The three men in Vicio stormed through backstage, pushing the cameramen and reporters out of their way. Heath Anderson muttered a few words: We're not done yet.

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS (Match 2)

Fernando Diyas, Alex Alvarez, and Carlos Moreno vs Bondad (Javier Fernandez/Daniel Gonzalez/Davi Fernandes)

Match two of this show sees some exciting trios action between two teams of luchadores currently engaged in a heated rivalry! Fernando Diyas, Alex Alvarez, and Carlos Moreno want to show that Bondad are not above them, and that Bondad do not represent them as luchadores. Bondad is trying to build themselves back up after a rough 2021 and are looking to unite luchadores around the world so they can lift each other up! It was only appropriate for this match to be a 2 out of 3 falls match, as is customary in Lucha matches. It was time to see what these teams were capable of!

My goodness what a fun match this was! This match was fast paced, tense, mind-boggling, awe-inspiring. I've never seen a match like this in Dreamwatch before. The passion and love and pride for their craft was on full display, both teams unwilling to be outdone to the point where the first fall came after THIRTY MINUTES of action. In that first thirty minutes though... Wow. Diyas and co. looked like completely new wrestlers here tonight. They often talk about putting on the best shows and staying in the minds of the fans whenever they perform, and its impossible to say that they're wrong now! Their ability to do tandem dives especially had be audibly gasping and jumping out of my seat. They reached new levels of agility tonight, which made it even more impressive whenever Bondad were able to actually catch them and slow them down. Bondad could not match their speed, but Bondad have incredibly impressive strength and fundamentals that can shut down anyone in a flash. They were true equalizers in this match. It seems like Diyas was the most clever person for the first fall, as he managed to slap on an achilles lock in the midst of a chaotic brawl, getting the tap out from Davi Fernandes for the first fall.

Going into the second round I expected Bondad to be a bit more careful and to an extend they were, until Daniel Gonzalez seemed to smell blood in the water and went for the victory. This caused another chaotic brawl in the ring that, once again, Diyas managed to take advantage of, suckering Gonzalez into his teams corner. Diyas tagged in Alvarez who caught Gonzalez by surprise with a cazadora into a rolling senton, followed by a Phoenixplex hold that Bondad were too far away to break up. Diyas, Alvarez, and Moreno get the victory!

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Fernando Diyas: Aha! Let's go boys we did it! Bondad, we told you! We told you, didn't we?! You're not above us! You don't represent us, and you can't steal our shine anymore! My boy Alvarez put Gonzalez down and we're gonna gonna rise from here! Big plans for the three of us, right boys?

Alex Alvarez: That's right, that's right. Bondad aren't hungry like us. Their hearts weren't in it, and they paid the price for it. Maybe they should take a break too. I'm glad I'm done with them.

Carlos Moreno: Its nice to get a win at a big show like this. In my opinion, we've been the coolest trio around. We've been wowing the crowd with all of our performances, and now it all pays off with all of these eyes on us.

Fernando Diyas: And I bet they're glued now! Now you know what's up, Dreamwatch! We're goin all the way up!

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Davi Fernandes: Ah no... No...

Daniel Gonzalez: I'm sorry. I got overzealous and angry at the end there. That was my fault.

Javier Martinez: Don't worry, man. I mean... They deserved that win. I'm not going to lie they surprised me there.

Davi Fernandes: Yeah, for sure. They were different tonight. Part of me wants to say that Bondad inspired them to improve but that sounds weird. In the spirit of competition, I hate losing. Felt like we needed this win a lot, too. Been a rough first year for us in Dreamwatch. I want Bondad to rise up; this means so much to me. We... We can do it, guys. I'll bring us up. We just have to recollect and rethink. We're not done yet.

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS Backstage Update!

Mitsuru Takahashi was attacked backstage. There was no sign of any assailant at the scene, and Dreamwatch is currently unsure as to the severity of Takahashi's injuries. Takahashi will be pulled off of the show, and Dreamwatch will try to find a replacement for him in the match against Daigo Asahina.

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS (Match 1)

Yuhi Sengoku vs Takaya Kiryu

Its time for SLEEPING GIANTS! We've got a very exciting show tonight, and we're starting hot with this match. Yuhi Sengoku vs Takaya Kiryu, the battle of the twisting moonsault! This match started when Yuhi Sengoku used the twisting moonsault against Esperanza in a match. Takaya Kiryu considers that his move, and challenged Sengoku to a match with a wager! Whoever won the match could continue using the move, and whoever lost could no longer use it! I always love a match with stakes, and this was going to be a great one!

?This match was, unsurprisingly, very good! Yuhi Sengoku's profile continues to rise and rise every time he makes an appearance on a Dreamwatch show through his performances, and Takaya Kiryu is seeming more and more like a truly special talent in the world of professional wrestling as a whole! Despite how full of himself and vain Kiryu can be, he can never be considered a slouch in that ring, and he can always be counted on in these one on one encounters. Every pinfall in this match had me holding my breath! Someone's moveset was about to be changed forever, and someone else was about to get a huge win and a ton of momentum! With this match, there's only one way it could have ended, really. Takaya Kiryu saw an opportunity and went for it. He nimbly leapt up to the top rope and hit a beautiful twiting moonsault for the three count in an excellent match! SLEEPING GIANTS is starting off strong!

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Takaya Kiryu: Knocked off that pretender, Sengoku. Only the first match on the card though. Dreamwatch, what is this? Are you still pretending to be blind? You still don't want to put me in the main event, but you already know I'm the only suitable man for that spot. Whatever, this match was still important to me. I can't just have pretenders doing my moves and riding my coat tails. You can't replicate me with guys like Sengoku. There's only one Takaya Kiryu, and there's only one true master of the twisting moonsault! Tough luck Sengoku, but find your own identity and I'm sure you'll be fine. You at least stopped stealing my color with the orange. Just do a senton from the top or whatever. He'll be fine. I have to focus on me and my boys again. Kurosaki, Akimoto, they aren't even on the show tonight and I'm in the opener. That's what I'm focused on. We're gonna dominate the card next time. Keep your eye on me and me alone!

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Yuhi Sengoku: Shhhhhhhhit! I really lost to that guy?! I guess no more twisting moonsault for me, huh? He can have it, I guess. He was so hung up on it, I'll have like seven new moves by the next show. That moonsault was just one of my "1,000 faces!" you idiot. Still, I hate losing. Now Sengoku has to represent for R-

uhhh

Represent for whatever we'll call ourselves when he reveals it. I hate losing. I lost in these new pants and everything. I have to get better, I can't have build up this momentum for nothing. I'll bounce back in no time. Couple stretches, couple drinks, I'll be alright.

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS Press Conference (Match 9)

Yamato Ryukawa: Hello. I'm... No. Hello! I'm the Star Among Stars, Yamato Ryukawa! Dreamwatch has been running shows for almost a year now, and I think we've been able to do some great work here, but I won't shy away from saying that we've stumbled in some areas. Dreamwatch is a company that constantly tries to challenge itself and its wrestlers, and Dreamwatch keeps believing in us even if we stumble. There have been some big setbacks, I lost in a title match to someone making a debut, our top title isn't here, the blood crown tournament was won by someone who cheated their way to the trophy. On top of that, my opponent strolled into our company and got paid a lot of money to crap on the sport I've dedicated my entire life to. Every breathing moment for the better half of my entire life. Here's our next challenge. I have to beat this world class fighter to save the name of pro wrestling. I say our next challenge instead of just my next challenge. I'll be honest, if he comes in here, craps on Dramwatch, gets a huge payday, and then beats me in the main event... After all Dreamwatch has been through, that would be the final death blow to the company. Dreamwatch, spiritually, would be as good as dead. I look around at everyone who has signed this past year and I see so many people doing their absolute best to be the best wrestlers in the world, putting everything on the line for Dreamwatch's survival. A single loss here would undo all of the hard work of every wrestler, every decision maker, every writer, every fan that supports Dreamwatch. That being said, I've never felt this much conviction in my life so I'll be clear. I'm not losing this match. I will walk in and out with my head held high, and I'll make every single person that believes in us proud in this main event. Thank you.

Ewan Jacobs: That sob story makes this feel so much sweeter! I get to kill a pro wrestling company! I don't think about ya'll that often. I mean no one does, no one likes pro wrestling, but hearing that I'm gonna kill this company feels like a dream come true! I'll force you idiots in underwear to get a real job! I don't have an emotional story or any shit like that because I don't need one. I never lose, my wins do all my talking for me. I'm gonna walk into that rinky dink ass ring, out-grapple you, out-strike you, embarrass you in that ring. Embarrass all your friends you got in the company. Embarrass every dumb ass wrestling fan that actually buys tickets to see you! Then I'll close you down for good and maybe I'll find you working a real job like flipping burgers or making lattes for people with better lives than you. How's that sound? Start filling your resumes, after the show they wont have a dime to pay any of you anymore! This'll be fun.

PR Maddie: And that's it for this press conference! Please tune in for all of these matches at Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS!

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS Press Conference (Match 8)

Soji: Yo! I'm Soji Uzaki! Before I really speak to you all I wanted to get something out of the way. EIJI! I feel like when we first met face to face a couple shows ago we got off on the wrong foot! That's now how honest competitors should act, so I'm here with a gift for you my man.

Soji Uzaki walks off stage briefly before returning with a step stool. He raises it up to show the reporters and onlookers.

Soji Uzaki: I got you a step stool! I knew it would be the perfect gift for you! I can tell your height is the reason why you're so angry and you want to kill the Jr division so badly. I get it! I would be angry too if I had to rock a bad hairstyle to make myself look taller. The stool is portable too! Take it to the bar so your feet wont dangle when you sit down! I'm so thoughtful, really. You don't need to thank me, since I'm taking your belt anyway. I just figured you'd want to stand at my level when they take pictures of us. Anyway, you all know what the deal is with me and my boys by now. Asahina is gonna win, Katagiri is gonna win, and then I'm gonna cap it all off by saving you all from having to see EIJI's boring old title matches with that old man he drags around on a leash. I'm gonna get it done, ruin your dreams of killing the division, and shut Overkill's mouth for good.

EIJI: ...I'm gonna take a lot of pleasure in this one, I think. For so long now I've had this one goal: Hold this belt, and smother it until this "Jr division" dies. I've been holding back on my beatings to make sure I get my win and I keep the belt. This match is a little different. Katsu Himuro... He's one of the few people in the world I care about. He's got his vision for Dreamwatch, and apparently you and your boys are fuckin' it up. You walk in, cocky and insulting, losing the title my brother wanted, the face of the company he wants us to be at the top of, and then they put you in front of me. For Himuro, I think I'm gonna let loose a little bit. Uzaki, I'm gonna leave you in a pool of blood and tears out there. Seriously. I'll even paint the belt with it. I'll prove a point and show what we are. OVERKILL. IS. DREAMWATCH!

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS Press Conference (Match 7)

Ryuji Katagiri: I'm Dreamwatch Pro Wrestling's Ryuji Katagiri. A lot of people currently working here have been here since day one. Since the very first show. I came in later, and I came in with this huge title shot. You all know what happened after that. Ever since all I've been hearing is talking behind my back. I hear all the doubting, all the time. You know, at least Himuro was able to actually say it to my face. I can kind of respect that. Still, its more of this negative talking. More of the you're this you're that. Listen, I'm not good at talking. I'm not. Fighting is damn near the only thing I care about, and I'm damn good at it. It doesn't matter what anyone has to say. Once that bell rings, you'll see what I'm about.

Katsu Himuro: You're damn good at it, huh? Katagiri you came in and had one notable match. One. And you sit here with the same platform as me. Why did you stop showing up. Its been less than a year and you're already a shadow of yourself. That's why you keep hearing people talk behind your back, nobody even thinks you're worth fighting anymore. You're Dreamwatch Pro Wrestling's Ryuji Katagiri, but you don't show it! You just make Dreamwatch look like shit. I've had enough of you spoiling my turf. At SLEEPING GIANTS, you better bring everything you've got. You better show me something, Katagiri. Cause if you don't, I'll crush you. You'll be trash, waiting to be discarded. I am Dreamwatch, and anyone that wants to survive here has to prove themselves to me.

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS Press Conference (Match 6)

Hayato and Masato look visibly annoyed before a single word is said

Tomoki Kimishima: Oh now you're giving me the silent treatment. Ah whatever. Hey! Everyone! Over here! I'm Tomoki Kimishima and this is my partner Teruhisa Yoshikoa. Together we are the world famous tag team HELL KEEPER!

They take a second to do a small flex. Futarioniki audibly groan.

More important than that, we trained Masato and Hayato! We are responsible for your beloved uh... Futari... Them over there! Your precious demon boys! When we first found them I mean they were in the rain and they could barely walk-

Hayato: What? I met you when I was like 20! I literally have parents?!

Tomoki Kimishima: I know! You should have been able to walk by then! Anyway I'm so proud that something I'm responsible for, literally my creation, is doing so well in Dreamwatch. If only they'd ever actually called me!

Hayato: What?! You're not my actual parents why do we have to call you every week like you're my mom?!

Masato: He knows we're getting paid now.

Tomoki Kimishima: How dare you! I just wanted to talk to my favorite students and discuss how you can do something for me like I've done for you when I trained you!

Masato: Yoshioka trained us. Hi, Yoshioka-San.

Teruhisa Yoshioka: Hey, kid. You know Kimishima they actually call me sometimes.

Tomoki Kimishima: They're giving you money?!

Hayato: This is hell, Masato. We're in hell again.

Masato: Alright listen! Take this title match as us returning the favor for all you've done for us. If it weren't for you, we wouldn't know the absolute worse way to do every exercise. That's important, so we're giving you this match.

Tomoki Kimishima: Excellent! Good to know that I also taught you how to give back to people that have unquestionably changed your life for the better! You're welcome by the way!

Hayato: Masato, we have to crush them.

Masato: My goal is to beat him bad enough to where he gets too embarrassed to contact us again.

Teruhisa Yoshioka: Now we're talking. You may be young handsome devils like us, but don't think you can overcome The Reaper so easily! I'll see you out there, boys!

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS Press Conference (Match 5)

Kousei Kanai: Good afternoon everyone, my name is Kousei Kanai. Thank you for tuning in. As Maddie mentioned earlier, I will not be joining Dreamwatch Pro Wrestling's Blood Crown division. My desires are placed elsewhere in the company, and I apologize if this is disappointing to any of you. However, I am still the defending champion, and I plan to be successful in my defense at the event. There is no other way to state this, I do not think that my opponent, Mr. Onodera, is a good fit as a champion. I was a spectator of the tournament, and what I viewed was a cheating man. I saw a man resorting to underhanded tactics for the attention of a crowd. I'm sorry to say Mr. Onodera but as the holder of this title I simply care too much at this point to let you ruin it's reputation before we have even had a chance to build it. I plan to win tonight, after which I will reveal the name of my unit with Yuhi Sengoku and Johnny McLaren. It will be a night of triumphs for us, so please watch. Thank you.

Yoshi Onodera: Heh... That's cute. Listen Kanai, you gotta learn to understand where your place is. When you see me, the new hotness in town, and I beat the crap out of everyone in that tournament, and Dreamwatch is starting to really build this division, you know they're building it around me. You don't even care about the damn belt! That thing was quite literally made for me. You need to stay in your place and take the damn paycheck, my man. Morals don't mean anything once you step in the ring with me. Do what's best for you. Or don't, and I beat the hell out of you. I'm taking the belt either way. Everyone, you're looking at the future of the Blood Crown division. Good for you, huh? Congratulations. Get used to seeing this face, and after SLEEPING GIANTS, get used to seeing me with a prize around my waist and money in my pockets.

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS Press Conference (Match 4)

Daigo Asahina: Hey everyone, I'm Daigo Asahina. Thanks for coming. Uh... In all honesty I don't have much to say about this particular opponent. He's a veteran that bites people, yeah? I'm not particularly moved. I'm as tough as nails, so I'll win this match and hope that I'll get someone different for my next big match. I'll do my best!

Mitsuru Takahashi: ...Who the hell do you think you are, worm?!

Daigo Asahina: I began my promo with "Hey everyone, I'm Daigo Asahina" so that's who I think I am.

Mitsuru Takahashi: You little smartass... You think you have the right to be up here acting all cocky?! You and your boys are nothing but failures. You can't pretend not to care and use these little jokes to distract from the fact that your entire group is one big flash in the pan! Every time you're on a big stage like this, all you can do is choke, so I'm gonna choke you out! You'll wake up knowing that you screwed up again!

Daigo Asahina: *snickers* He's a little upset I think.

Dreamwatch: SLEEPING GIANTS Press Conference (Match 3)

Williams Cruise: Short introduction, I'm Williams Cruise. I know these two aren't my usual allies these days but I don't care. Sometimes, you gotta stand up for what's right, and I know ya'll. I know you, Nicky. I know you, Heath. You two've been doin' a lot of wrong in a lot of places and no matter what it always seems to find its way to me. What you tried to do to Steve, to Scotty, to Danny. Nah, that's not gonna fly with me around. I don't care how many times we've fought in the past, this time, I'm taking the both of you boys out for good.

Scott Douglas: Beast. I can't believe what you tried to do to Beast. You tried to... You go around kicking a man while he's down, huh? That's what you're about, huh?! I'll admit it Nicky you had me beat a while back but now I know what the deal is! I'm usually all about keeping my mind and body in tip top shape, burn with passion and all that kinda stuff but nah! Fuck that this time! 'Cause my mind's just not right! Not right now! By body is cold! My heart is cold right now! Its not gonna get right again until I see you in that ring. Be ready to get hurt. Badly! This is for you, Beast!

Daniel White: I'm the Infinite Wing, Daniel White. Yknow things are getting real tense. Most of us obviously know each other, I've been fighting with and against most of you since our days back in KOG. Then we all came here. This place is different from where we were. Back there, no matter how low you were, you were home and they knew you. As soon as you were ready you'd go back to being larger than life over there. Here, its sink or swim, man. We all know that, you knew that when you tried to humiliate Steve and Scotty and me. You tried to take this opportunity away from us, after all we've seen and been through. You tried to get rid of us while we were separated, and now that we're together, you're through. We're not going anywhere anytime soon. We're gonna crush you in that ring.

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Sergio Perez: I don't give a fuck about anything you bitches are talking about. This feud or whatever got my friend injured, so now I'm going to beat all three of you into a blood paste. I'm not joking.

Daniel White: You tried to do the same to Steve-

Sergio Perez: I DO NOT GIVE A FUCK. I DON'T GIVE A SHIT. I don't care about that waste of air, I don't give a shit about anything you've got going on, any reasons or any of that shit! You hurt my friend, so I'm fucking you up! That's it!

Scott Douglas: SINCE YOU WANNA RAISE YOUR VOICE AND TALK BIG COME FUCK US UP THEN. COME FUCK US UP RIGHT NOW, BITCH. COME TRY THAT SHIT I DARE YOU.

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At this point, the two groups get into an altercation with each other, resulting in a fight requiring the other members of the roster to pull them apart. Their comments are ended abruptly, and they are escorted out of the conference room

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GM Denali: Well... Our sincerest apologies for what just occurred. As a result of the tensions between these two groups, and further showcased by what just happened, this match will be a no disqualifications match.