King Cucaracha 0 Report post Posted November 10, 2005 COLE Welcome back...before we go to our next match, we thought we'd explain something that we didn't get to go into last week. COACH Last week, we briefly announced the first ever OAOAST Torneo Cibernetica, to take place at what is shaping up to be a HUGE November Reign Pay-Per View event, and that this match would impact the OAOAST Women's Division. COLE A "torneo cibernetica", by definition, is a tornado tournament. What shall happen is that twelve of the very best wrestlers of the female gender in the world will travel to November Reign and be divided into two seperate teams on that night, put together completely by random draw on the afternoon of the Pay-Per-View. (The rest of the rules show up on a graphic, that Coach reads off of. The graphic reads as such:) - Each team must decide a "batting order" in which they must tag in by. +For instance, #1 can only tag out to #2, #2 can only tag out to #3, etc. +If a person is eliminated, their spot in the batting order is consolidated. - You can be eliminated via pinfall, submission, or disqualification* *DQ = any regular American DQ, plus any form of piledriver being used is illegal - A physical tag AND simply leaving the ring will BOTH count as tag-outs - If one team is completely eliminated and the other team has more than one team member left, the team members must then wrestle amongst themselves, tagging out in batting order, until one is left standing. - There can only be ONE winner to this match - The winner will receive an OAOAST World Women's Title shot at anytime before December 31, 2005. COACH Next week, to preview the match, we will see a lucha trios match with six of the women competing in the Torneo Cibernetica, including the returning Pantera Combatienta, a lucha female star who's helped season and bring up some of the OAOAST female stars and has visited our promotion once before. Her return to the United States actually fueled this match, as she's undefeated in the bouts south of the border and wanted to test herself in this form of combat in America. Apparantly, she has stated in the Mexican press that there is one member of the OAOAST roster who she feels is shaming the artform of professional wrestling and is coming to get her. CABOOSE Shaming the artform of professional wrestling, eh? Who does that remind you of Coachman? Man, where's Joey Styles when you need him? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
