The Red Eyed Stranger
At the end they declared " a temporary separation of interest" which named "The Red Eyed Stranger" the new World's heavyweight champion; this puts in dispute the totalist and Trophy,; by Allowing the disputed companies to claim the Title in dispute. The three companies of the now slot alliance recognizes the former. Champion as current titlist. A clause in the Red Eyed Strangers contract, gives him choose, due to what was his position, in both pro and company rankings.
If you didn't know, The Red Eyed Stranger" had been suspended in another company. He ranked 12 the in the official rankings. The match was signed as a warmup for the champ. He was ranked 32 behind one of the worst wrestlers in the industry, two days ago in another company, now he's rank number one over all! Days later after
The official annoucment, Shadow Cobblestone, a promoter in the disputed company, fired the sound man for fine tuning The Red Eyed Strangers' theme song. They looked at films of him losing and made a video, it went to television, on a live broadcast, and durning the presentation, out came the Red Eyed Stranger, brawling his way to ringside. They suspended him, from the ringside area, he could only take center ring via a dolly and sercurty. His theme song was banned.
And the guy he cleanly defeated, was named world champion in dispute, and he was to be recognized only as the contention titlist!
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The western sound with a bullwhip and wagon wheels rattling, with a whiney singer cantering over a basset, phunky western ballad, it made promoter dislike him.
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Submitted by allanterry542curtis_2 on July 08, 2021
Modified on March 05, 2023
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