soup23 Posted October 3, 2017 Report Share Posted October 3, 2017 Blade and All That start the match when interrupted by Derrick King. Derrick has a little attitude here saying the office is punishing him but he is taking it like a man. King makes the match a 3 way. Only a three minute match but decent enough 3 way action with no one standing around. The main story is King continuing to be frustrated as he takes a loss here to Blade. *1/4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
GSR Posted January 21, 2018 Report Share Posted January 21, 2018 This was scheduled as a singles match between Alan Steel and Blade Boudreaux for a shot at the TV title, but the moment the bell rings to get it underway out walks Derrick King. DK says how he made a bad decision recently and the office are punishing him for making that decision (what that decision is we aren’t told). He’s taking it like a man though, not like a little child. King then says that he wants a TV title match himself and challenges Blade and Steel to make this a three way dance because he’s proven to everyone that he deserves it. Not sure how losing on television for the past two weeks means that you deserve to be in a match where the winner get s TV title match, but hey ho. Steel and Blade clearly aren’t thinking straight and are more than happy to acquiesce and let him join them here. Blade ducks a double clothesline and sees the double backdrop coming, kicking DK in the chest and levelling Steel with a DDT. King with a neckbreaker and ‘All That’ is back to his feet just in time to break up the pin. Boudreaux reverses the whip to the corner, but Steel leaps to the middle turnbuckle springing backwards with a flying elbow. DK catapults ‘All That’, only to be caught with a ‘Russian leg sweep’ by Blade. A flying forearm sends Steel rolling out of the ring leaving King and Blade all alone in there. Accidental clash of heads see both men go down. Superkick by King, but he can’t capitalise and Steel with a big splash off the top on to Blade. King backdrops Steel over the top rope to the outside and Dave Brown is quick to point out that it was momentum that took Steel over so it’s legal! He’s watching ‘All That’ on the floor instead of concentrating on the inside and Blade gets the victory with his ‘Gator Drop’. Third straight loss on the bounce for King (fourth if you include the Elimination match earlier in the show) and this does have a feeling that it’s heading somewhere with him (especially with his pre-match interview talking about how he’s been ‘punished’). Again, why would Boudreaux and Steel allow King to interject himself into the match when there is a title shot on the line and it makes it more difficult for them? I suppose Blade won’t be caring as he got the win anyway! Steel and King are two of the better workers in Power Pro so this was a fine, albeit short (what is it with Power Pro at the moment?), TV bout. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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