highflying havoc
Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2016 12:53 pm
Matt, Mark and Daizee all stand around inside the new wrestling school “ Highflying Havoc”, it is large and very nicely equipped like the Performance Center. Matt begins speaking first
Reborn:
As an adolescent I loved WCW’s cruiserweight division and the New Japan Super Junior division.
I was able to take part in TNA’s early X division and I got to work in New Japan’s super junior tag team and singles divisions.
I grew up inspired, influenced by so many legends and veterans: Rey Mysterio, Sabu, Ricky Steamboat, The Malenko, Geurrero and Hart families. All the Tiger Masks, Ultimo Dragon, Dynamite Kid, Jushin Thunder Liger, Chris Jericho, Rob Van Dam, too many to list really.
Mark Andrews speaks next
Mandrews:
What is kind of crazy to realize is that now Matt is one of the guys, he’s an inspiration to my generation, the wrestlers I came up with. It is always progressing. Look at EBWF, you don’t just have us, there is Jericho, AJ Styles, Sami Zayn, everyone has added to this hybrid style that really is 50/50 in technical wrestling as well as aerial attacks. We’ve gone from standing dropkicks to moonsaults to shooting star presses to rotating around 450s to 630s.
Daizee Haze chime in
Daizee:
Highflying Havoc is not just about the three of us and our agendas, it’s about the people who were to short, to small. The worst thing we do in this business is stifle ourselves, we put these road blocks ahead of us ourselves and it motivates us to knock them down but the thing is, they are completely imaginary.
Highflying Havoc is the next big thing, a launching pad with launchers for future legends.
We see all three in the ring, Haze is refereeing
The bell is rung and Mark starts starts off attaching an arm lock and tiger spinning into a backslide pin attempt but Matt fights it and Mark lifts him up with a suplex attempt, Matt escapes by dropping a knee to the skull and drops down to his feet next attempting his trademark jumping knee but Mandrews sidesteps to attempt a lionsault but lands on his feet as Matt rolls out of the way.
Matt charges at him attaching and tossing him with his trademark running headscissors only for Mark to save himself with a headstand front handspring and he lifts Matt on his shoulders and drops him back down to his feet next attempting a roundhouse but Matt innovatively catches the boot on his shoulder, sidesteps and sends a spin kick to the hamstring dropping Mandrews flat on his back!
Matt sets up for his standing moonsault only for Mark to roll him up with a schoolboy into a kip up headscissors takedown but as he is flung with the headscissors Matt saves himself with a front flip and runs towards the ropes, he bounces off rebounding and returning into a spectacular moonsault Fallaway slam by Mandrews.
Mandrews steps back as Daizee is shocked.
Haze: What was that?! That was incredible.
Mandrews smirks: moonsault Fallaway slam.
Matt rises with a kip up
Matt: That was dope!
Reborn:
As an adolescent I loved WCW’s cruiserweight division and the New Japan Super Junior division.
I was able to take part in TNA’s early X division and I got to work in New Japan’s super junior tag team and singles divisions.
I grew up inspired, influenced by so many legends and veterans: Rey Mysterio, Sabu, Ricky Steamboat, The Malenko, Geurrero and Hart families. All the Tiger Masks, Ultimo Dragon, Dynamite Kid, Jushin Thunder Liger, Chris Jericho, Rob Van Dam, too many to list really.
Mark Andrews speaks next
Mandrews:
What is kind of crazy to realize is that now Matt is one of the guys, he’s an inspiration to my generation, the wrestlers I came up with. It is always progressing. Look at EBWF, you don’t just have us, there is Jericho, AJ Styles, Sami Zayn, everyone has added to this hybrid style that really is 50/50 in technical wrestling as well as aerial attacks. We’ve gone from standing dropkicks to moonsaults to shooting star presses to rotating around 450s to 630s.
Daizee Haze chime in
Daizee:
Highflying Havoc is not just about the three of us and our agendas, it’s about the people who were to short, to small. The worst thing we do in this business is stifle ourselves, we put these road blocks ahead of us ourselves and it motivates us to knock them down but the thing is, they are completely imaginary.
Highflying Havoc is the next big thing, a launching pad with launchers for future legends.
We see all three in the ring, Haze is refereeing
The bell is rung and Mark starts starts off attaching an arm lock and tiger spinning into a backslide pin attempt but Matt fights it and Mark lifts him up with a suplex attempt, Matt escapes by dropping a knee to the skull and drops down to his feet next attempting his trademark jumping knee but Mandrews sidesteps to attempt a lionsault but lands on his feet as Matt rolls out of the way.
Matt charges at him attaching and tossing him with his trademark running headscissors only for Mark to save himself with a headstand front handspring and he lifts Matt on his shoulders and drops him back down to his feet next attempting a roundhouse but Matt innovatively catches the boot on his shoulder, sidesteps and sends a spin kick to the hamstring dropping Mandrews flat on his back!
Matt sets up for his standing moonsault only for Mark to roll him up with a schoolboy into a kip up headscissors takedown but as he is flung with the headscissors Matt saves himself with a front flip and runs towards the ropes, he bounces off rebounding and returning into a spectacular moonsault Fallaway slam by Mandrews.
Mandrews steps back as Daizee is shocked.
Haze: What was that?! That was incredible.
Mandrews smirks: moonsault Fallaway slam.
Matt rises with a kip up
Matt: That was dope!