The HAW Theme kicked off the show.
Edward Findleton: Welcome to HAW Summit of Success! We are in Salt Lake City, Utah! I’m Edward Findleton, joined by Eve Solace and THE Casey Gains. Who wants to go first with the card for tonight’s show?
Eve Solace: A big World Title match will headline the Women’s Division, as Sally Larkin defends against Penny “The Hammer” Downs. Then, The White Tiger Kherti Bhakt and No-Nonsense Bethany Watts defend the tag titles against the Solo Girls, Crystal Cyclone and Rachel, “The Marauder” Sophie Lester defends the National Championship against Jenna Ingram, and finally, Moonlight and Alicia McCarthy take on The Revellers, Teri and Roo!
THE Casey Gains: I’ll conclude here, and go quick because we have a lot of action to get too. The main event of the night, the World Champion Handsome Harvey Allison defends against the National Champion Leon Baron, in a match for ALL the gold. We’ve also got The Strange Crew and The Samurais of Power in a tag title match, The Shadow Hand Jonah Webb, Peter “Carnage” Horn, Jet Black, and Demon Lord Lenin May facing Franco Mancini, Douglas Brunswick, Mayor Briggs and The United States. But we’re kicking off the finals of this National Championship #1 Contenders match, as Crash MuscleGate, Foster McDonald, Phoenix, and Tyler Ford have a four way match with the first to secure a pinfall winning!
Foster McDonald made his entrance first, accompanied by his sister Molly. Crash entered second, with the MuscleGang of St. Pierre, Liam, and Badger by his side. A lonesome Tyler Ford cautiously made his way to the ring, eyeing up his competitors the whole time. Then with the arena lighting switching Red, a stern looking Phoenix emerged from the back and marched to the ring with a purpose.
The match started with a temporary alliance of Crash, Tyler, and Foster all agreeing to attack Phoenix, but once Phoenix was out of the ring, the two young guns turned on Crash, beating him down and taking him out.
Ford and McDonald had some good back and forth offense and near falls for both, but eventually Phoenix and Crash recovered.The two veterans began to take over, Crash wrestling McDonald while Phoenix wrestled Ford, and this time the former world champions came out on top until the two stood alone in the ring. Immediately Crash and Phoenix went towards each other, and after a series of counters, Crash MuscleGate hit the Dropkick on Phoenix. He went for the cover but Foster McDonald broke the pin up at the last moment.
All four men started to at it again, and Crash hit another Dropkick on Foster, but sent Foster over the rope and out of the ring. Tyler Ford used that opportunity to attack Crash with a leg sweep, knocking him down, and the locking in the Cattle Mutilation. Ford was bridged perfectly, and Crash was trying to hold on from tapping out. Without warning, Phoenix jumped from the top rope to hit a Phoenix Splash on Tyler Ford. The hold was broken, and Phoenix went for a cover quickly, and picked up the victory in 12:29.
Edward Findleton: And Phoenix will get a shot at the National Championship!
THE Casey Gains: That was seconds right there. If Crash tapped out a second before that Phoenix Splash, we’d be calling Tyler Ford’s name.
Eve Solace: Whatever happens tonight between Baron and Allison, Phoenix is going to be a very tough competitor.
At that point, Delilah appeared on the Jumbotron.
Delilah: Good evening HAW fans. We are a month away from End of the Trail, and a month away from Destroy All Wrestlers. So tonight, I will be revealing some of the women participating in the eight woman, million dollar, world title match! Firstly, the winner of Sally Larkin and Penny “The Hammer” Downs will obviously have a guaranteed spot in the match. But now, it is time to officially announce the first known participant….Dina Darzi!
Eve Solace: Wow!
Dina Darzi then came out to the top of the stage, waving to the fans, and could be heard saying “Thank you!” into the camera.
Edward Findleton: We saw a young rookie in last year’s match, and it looks like Dina Darzi will be continuing that tradition! And we have a big woman’s tag match next, and who knows if one of these women can be in Destroy All Wrestlers?
Alicia McCarthy and Moonlight both came out just as Dina Darzi was starting to head back behind the curtain. The two pushed her away, and there was a staredown, but the tag team decided to focus on their upcoming match.
Eve Solace: Dina picked up the win last week over Alicia, and I think she and Moonlight are still furious about that.
THE Casey Gains: Yeah, but they can get that anger out soon, that was Revellers interference that helped with that win.
The Revellers, Teri and Roo, then came down, smiling and relaxed as usual. As the match started, The Revellers' lackadaisical attitude seemed to upset Moonlight and McCarthy more, which forced them into mistakes. Roo nearly got a pinfall over Moonlight, and it was at that point Moonlight and McCarthy refocused. The two started frequent tags, and McCarthy’s power quickly started to wear down the Revellers. Eventually all four women were in the ring, but Moonlight hit her Gourdbuster on Roo, and McCarthy hit a Double Underhook Powerbomb on Teri, then she coveredTeri to get the win in 7:43.
As the match ended, McCarthy and Moonlight weren’t done. While Moonlight stomped on both women, McCarthy set up a table in the ring. She then placed Teri on the table, got Roo into position for a Double Underhook Powerbomb and slammed her onto Teri and through the table.
That wasn’t enough for the duo. Moonlight left the ring and grabbed two chairs, handing one to Alicia. The two seemed to line up the chairs with the Reveller’s heads, getting ready to swing. The crowd then erupted as running from the back was Joslyn Sky and Rene Pauline Galiardi. The two rushed into the ring and tackled Moonlight and McCarthy. Moonlight and McCarthy went on the defensive, and fled the ring. RPG and Sky checked on the Revellers, as Moonlight and the Alicia once again appeared frustrated
Edward Findleton: Well, Alicia and Moonlight get the win, but might have made even MORE enemies.
Eve Solace: More enemies, and even more VCW Women appearing on HAW!
Edward Findleton: Certainly a lot of surprises so far tonight, and the action continues with our next match, the 8 person tag match!
Douglas Brunswick came out first, followed by Franco Mancini, then the City Council, as Mayor Briggs and The United States had Bigg Pimpin’ Alex in tow. Moments later, the Shadow Hand made their way down as one.
THE Casey Gains: Four on four tag, the first pinfall wins the match!
The match started out an extraordinarily frantic pace, with one wrestler hitting an opponent, the opponent tagging in, the new partner hitting the enemy, who followed with a tag of their own, as everyone was quickly exchanging blows and looking fresh.
Eventually Mayor Briggs and Jonah Webb became the legal wrestlers, and each was trying to out-cheat the other, leaving referee Tom Hunter at his wits end trying to reign in the match. Briggs eventually got a sneaky low blow kick on Webb, and started to have his way with Webb. However, an errant irish whip allowed Jet Black to tag in. Black was able to surprise Briggs, and soon started making coordinated tags with Lenin May, as they wore Briggs down.
Eve Solace: This is the biggest advantage here, May and Black are regularly teaming together.
THE Casey Gains: I agree, the City Council exist but that’s a bit of a different relationship, and it’s showing here.
Lenin May and Jet Black were now stomping on Briggs, and Franco had enough, running into the ring to break it up. He threw Jet Black out of the ring, then Whacked Lenin May with a Throat Thrust knocking him down. Webb now jumped into the fray, and brawled with Mancini, both struggling against each other and falling over the ropes outside the ring. Brunswick took this opportunity to go into the ring, run and jump to the rope, and springboard splash to the outside into Mancini, Black, and Webb.
Mayor Briggs was now crawling to his corner, the crowd getting excited, and made the hot tag to The United States. For perhaps the first time in his career, the crowd erupted for the United States, and he came into the ring pumped up, and turned to the crowd begging them to get louder. The United States climbed to the middle rope and again raised his hands for more cheers, and as he jumped back down into the ring, saw that Lenin May had managed to tag in Peter “Carnage” Horn.
The face of The United States dropped, and fear set in for a moment, until he mustered his courage and charged Peter Horn. The United States got a few solid shots in, but Horn hit a vicious knee to the gut. Horn followed with a few more strikes to the knee, including one straight into the United States jaw, then picked him up to hit the Side Sitout Powerslam. Horn covered, and got the victory for his team in 8:22.
Edward Findleton: That does it folks, Peter “Carnage” Horn wins it for The Shadow Hand.
Horn didn’t wait for his hand to be raised. He exited the ring and picked a woozy Demon Lord Lenin May to his feet, then helped up a wobbly Webb and Black. The foursome went to the top of the ramp, most hurt, but all sinister smiles, as Horn raised his hands in victory.
Edward Findleton: Well folks, not it’s time to turn to some more traditional tag team action, as the Kherti Bhakta and Bethany Watts defend against Crystal Cyclone and Rachel!
The challengers emerged first, looking so confident they appeared bothered by the fact they had to win the titles. Following them was No Nonsense Bethany Watts and The White Tiger Kherti Bhakta.
With the match underway Kherti Bhakta was definitely out wrestling Crystal Cyclone. Crystal tagged Rachel in, who didn’t fare any better. When Bhakta made a tag to Watts, the Solo Girl still couldn’t muster any strong offense. Watts went for some covers, but each time the illegal woman interfered to break up the pin fall.
Crystal and Rachel were desperate to regroup, but Watts didn’t let up, and motioned for Bhakta to come in. They both grabbed Crystal Cyclone and tried for a double suplex, but Rachel rushed over and pushed Crystal back forward, allowing her to change momentum and reverse it into a DDT onto Bhakta and Watts.
The women all took a while to get up, but Kherti got to her feet first and grabbed Crystal from behind, holding her arms. Watts finally got up and went for a huge haymaker, but Crystal ducked and Watts fist collided with Bhakta.
At that point, the hurt Kherti started to argue with Watts, and could be heard telling her to be more careful. Watts countered that Kherti should have had a bitter grip, and annoyed Kherti began to walk away. Watts didnt like that and grabbed Kherti by the hair to bring her back. Kherti reactivated defensively elbowing watts, and at that point the two exchanged blows. Watts finally got an upper hand and hit a Backbreaker on Kherti, but as she turned around, walked into Rachel’s arms who hit her with the Pump Handle Suplex. Crystal then performed a Moonsault off the top rope onto Watts, covered, and picked up the victory in 8:02.
Eve Solace: Wow! We’ve got new tag team champions for the second time in their career!
THE Casey Gains: It looks like in the end the teamwork of Crystal and Rachel paid off, because the double team moves of Watts and Bhakta fell flat.
Crystal and Rachel celebrated in the ring as an annoyed Watts and Bhakta started heading to the back, but everything stopped when Delilah appeared on the jumbotron again.
Delilah: It’s time for another announcement of Destroy All Wrestlers competitors! Last year, we saw the tag team champs in Destroy All Wrestlers, and I want something a little similar this year. The next two competitors are…Kherti Bhakta and Bethany Watts!
In the ring, Crystal and Rachel’s celebration turned to outage, while Bhakta and Watts stopped in their tracks and exchanged a side eye. They slowly turned their bodies until it was a head to head confrontation, but no blows were exchanged. The two finally pushed off from each other and went backstage.
Edward Findleton: Well that’s certainly going to be some drama leading into Destroy All Wrestlers with those two! And up next, more women’s wrestling as The National Championship is on the line with Jenna Ingram challenging The Marauder Sophie Lester!
The challenger Jenna Ingram came out with her allies Zoey Chambers and Hazel Glover, with Jenna looking ready for a fight. The champion, Sophie Lester followed, and showed no fear in her eyes as she got into the ring.
The match began with some quick arm drags from Ingram, getting Lester off her game, but Lester was able to respond back with powerful punches and quick kicks. It clearly hurt Jenna, but she was able to trade blows just as well, and finally got a firm upper hand.
With the match in control, Jenna Ingram implemented a strategy of continuing attacks on Lester’s arms, and locking in arm bars when she could. The damage took its toll on Lester, but she still had her legs, and managed to kick Ingram whenever she could. Lester found her lucky break with a solid knee to Ingram’s jaw, and seemed to knock Jenna out. Lester went for the pin, but was only able to get a two count.
The match became a battle of kicks vs arm attacks, but Jenna then surprised Sophie with a solid to midsection and a punch of the head. Lester was woozy, and Jenna Ingram grabbed her and applied the Lotus Lock.
Eve Solace: We can have a new champion if she taps! Those arms have to be killing her!
Sophie Lester was screaming in agony but refusing to tap, and Jenna was completely in the zone, locked in and screaming back for Lester to tap. Both women had veins bulging from the intensity of the resistance and the pressure.
Lester used all her strength to maneuver her body, and finally got a foot on the rope. Referee Mira Levenberg told Ingram to break the hold, but Ingram kept screaming and applying pressure. Ingram held on tight, and Levenberg began a count, and reached five, and immediately called for the bell.
Ingram finally released the hold, exhausted and fell back to the mat. She put one arm over her eyes and one hand up in the air in victory.
Ring Announcer Bradley Wallace: The winner of this match as a result of a disqualification…”The Marauder” Sophie Lester!
Ingram quickly sat up, now in shock. She immediately began to argue with Mira Levenberg, who was trying to explain the lack of releasing the hold.
Edward Findleton: And Jenna Ingram is furious!
THE Casey Gains: She thought Lester tapped. She thought she was a champion! Of course she’s furious!
Levenberg pointed to the ropes and Lester’s foot, and Ingram had enough, and headbutted Levenberg. She then applied the Lotus Lock to the referee, as Zoey Chambers and Hazel glover rushed into the ring. Slowly the two Stable members pried Ingram off of Levenberg, and tried to reign in her emotions. The Stable finally left the ring, as medical went to check on Mira.
Before The Stable could exit, Delilah once again showed up on the jumbotron.
Delilah: We’ve had some big announcements for Destroy All Wrestlers, and I am going to announce one more tonight, with the remaining competitors revealed next week! And that will be…..The Executioness, Elena Dubois!
Standing at the top of the ramp, looking up at the jumbotron, an enraged Ingram took her boot off and threw it up at the jumbotron hitting the giant Delilah face, before storming to the back, Zoey and Hazel chasing after her.
Edward Findleton: Yeah, not the timing for that announcement.
THE Casey Gains: Smart of her to go on the jumbotron though, she’d be in the same condition as poor Mira.
Eve Solace: My big take away, is Elena Dubois in Destroy All Wrestlers? That is a very real threat to be HAW World Champion.
Edward Findleton: Well folks, it’s about time. Our next match won’t be taking place in the arena, but…at a Church Picnic for Vol-Clown-o!
It was night, and Sensei Onaga was driving referee Dillon Bartos, Trickshot, and Ozzie Reagan down a rural dirt road and stopped at a sign that said “Church Picnic ahead”
Sensei Onaga: Road ends here but there’s a path. Good luck. Fight with honor.
The ref, Trickshot, and Ozzie departed the car and followed a path through the woods. In the distance, music could be heard, and as they approached, a well lit church picnic with tents and buildings and a live stage band could be seen. However, every patron at the picnic looked like some sort of clown. The Samurais looked un-nerved at this, but spotted Drizzles and Hawaii eating a large grouping of picnic tables.
The Samurais approached, and The Strange Crew saw them. Hawaii flung a pizza at the Trickshot while Drizzles threw a burger at Ozzie. The two Samurais looked startled at getting hit by the food, and took two drinks from nearby clowns and flung it at the Strange Crew. A food fight then broke out amongst everyone, food and drinks flying left and right, as the two tag teams finally met up and started brawling across the picnic tables. Teams were thrown into food and drinks. Hawaii managed to fight a mustard bottle and squirt it at Ozzie’s face, but Ozzie still managed to fight through the mustard and grapple with Hawaii. Trickshot was trying to stuff Drizzles in a nearby garbage bag, but Drizzles fought back and managed to pick Trickshot up and body slam him through a table.
The match started to stray from the picnic tables, and ended up at a nearby basket raffle that was being overseen by some elderly woman clowns. The women tried to get the wrestlers to buy raffle tickets, but the Strange Crew just launched the Samurais into all the baskets and prizes, knocking the set up over. Drizzles picked up a basket of towels and was hitting Ozzie over the head, while Hawaii’s basket busted open and was leaking candy as he attacked Trickshot. Suddenly, the two baskets were ripped out of the Strange Crew’s hands by the old women clowns. Those clowns had brooms and began to whack Hawaii and Drizzle with them. As the Samurais recovered, they grabbed nearby brooms and joined in on the attacks, with Drizzles and Hawaii fleeing to the game area.
Ozzie went to attack Hawaii, while Trickshot went after Drizzles. The Samurais were in control, punching and hitting the Strange Crew past each game. Hawaii had managed to get to a nearby water tank, where a clown was suspended above it waiting for someone to throw a ball at a target. Seeing Hawaii come, the clown climbed out of the tank above the cage, as Hawaii climbed into the cage. Ozzie followed, but trying to climb in, Hawaii attacked. He started to quickly get the upper hand and dragged Ozzie onto the platform, and hit the Leg Drop Bulldog. Hawaii went for the cover, and Dillon Bartos went down for the count. Seeing this, Trickshot grabbed a baseball nearby and threw it, hitting the target. The floor in the cage collapsed right before 3, breaking up the pin as Hawaii and Ozzie fell into the water tank.
The drenched wrestlers climbed out, and the match made its way over to the live band playing on the stage. The clown musicians ignored the wrestlers, as they fought in between all the movement of the band. Drizzles was on the lookout for a nearby weapon and saw what looked like a baseball bat, but it was made out of chocolate. He shrugged now having a better idea, and swung it at Reagan, who caught it. Drizzles started trying to use his strength to force the bat onto his neck, but instead, Ozzie took the bat and bit it in half, then spit the chocolate into Drizzles face. Drizzles stumbled backwards, and Ozzie stole a guitar from a clown, and hit Drizzles over the head. He went for the cover, but Hawaii broke the pin up.
The competitors finally made their way off the stage to the Church of Vol-Clown-O. Inside sat dozens of clowns, motionless staring straight ahead at an altar. The altar had a 15 foot styrofoam painted volcano, and at the base of it, a hot tub with dyed orange bubbling water that had Mimic sitting in it, waving to the wrestlers.
The fight slowly made its way to the front of the church, none of the clowns reacting to the battle going on beside them. They passed Vol-Clown-O’s hot tub, and began battling up to the top of the volcano. Hawaii made a desperate charge towards Ozzie, who backbody dropped Hawaii into the hole at the top of the volcano, Hawaii disappearing from sight. Drizzles started to punch and overpower Trickshot, but Ozzie came in for the same. The two quickly double teamed Drizzles, then nodded to each other. They grabbed Drizzles and hit Double Reverse Russian Legsweep. The impact caused the entire “volcano” to collapse. Trickshot and Ozzie both covered Drizzles, and got the three count in 10:03.
Exhausted, dirty, and wet, the Samurais of Power held their hands up in the air victoriously. Mimic, or Vol-Clown-O, reached underwater and pulled out the tag titles, and handed it to the two Samurais. They graciously, yet nervously, accepted the titles. Not wanting to stick around any longer, the Samurais rushed out of the Church of Vol-Clown-O as the new tag champions.
The scene faded back to the announcers table at the arena.
THE Casey Gains: I think oftentimes whenever I see a match with either The Strange Crew or The Samurais of Power, I think it was the stupidest thing HAW has ever done. And after what we just saw, those combined teams…I think we just saw the most f-
Edward Findleton: Fun match ever! What a great time! And now, it’s time for the Women’s World Championship!
The challenger, Penny “The Hammer” Downs entered the ring first. There seemed to be a tepid look on her face, understanding the seriousness of the situation.
Eve Solace: Penny Downs is in the zone, and I think she has a chance. I really think Larkin may still be hurting from her deathmatch a month ago, at that attack last week with the camera and boom mic may have done some additional damage.
Sally Larkin came out next, the title on her shoulder, staring daggers at Penny Downs. Right as she got into the ring, Sally grabbed one of the cameras from the cameramen, and brought it into the ring. Sally held the title up with one hand while pointing the camera at it with her other, then turned the camera to Downs, who looked annoyed at the taunt. Referee Brenda Moses convinced Sally to put the camera down and give her the title, and with that, the match began.
Both women charged each other exchanging punches but Sally quickly overwhelmed Penny Downs, and transitioned to a quick neckbreaker. Sally continued with elbow drops and leg drops, before deciding Downs was hurt enough that she could start doing her power moves. The first few attacks worked, but when Larkin went for a scoop slam, Downs wriggled out and reversed into a roll up. Larkin kicked out, but as she stood up, Downs elbowed Sally in the heel causing Larkin to stumble.
Edward Findleton: You’re right Eve, there were some ankle locks last month, those feet may still be tender and recovering!
Penny focused her attacks on Larkin’s ankles and feet, trying to ground her opponent. Penny was looking sharp now, and had a clear strategy. But when she irish whipped Sally to the ropes, Penny ran at her for a jumping shoulderblock, but Sally’s leg gave out, and Downs collided with referee Brenda Moses.
Downs didn’t waste any time though, she went back to Larkin and grabbed her, then hit Sally with the Single Underhook Facebuster. Instead of going for the cover, Penny Downs looked at her fallen opponent and the ref, and an idea seemed to her. Downs pushed an out of it Larkin out of the room, then shoved another camera man away, once again holding it like a battering ram. She started to line up Larkin for a shot to the head, but suddenly turned her attention to the jumbotron.
Penny had inadvertently pointed the camera at the World Championship, and she quickly turned to the actual title. Penny then shook her head and slapped herself across the face. She shrieked at the crowd.
Penny Downs: Stop judging me! I will prove I’m a champion!
Downs picked Larkin up and helped her back into the ring, then Downs went to check on Brenda Moses, who started to come to. Down turned around, right into the arms of Larkin who quickly delivered a Tornado Bomb. She covered Downs, and Moses slowly counted to three ending the match at 10:56.
Edward Findleton: That wasn’t a pretty match for Larkin or Downs for that matter, but Sally Larkin retains!
THE Casey Gains: Looks like Penny’s imposter syndrome collided with her desire to win, and that was just really poor timing for her.
Eve Solace: And now that she's coming too, she looks like she’s filled with regret.
Edward Findleton: I can see why, she might have cost herself a spot in Destroy All Wrestlers! But with this win, we now know five of the eight wrestlers! Dina Darzi, Kherti Bhakta, Bethany Watts, Elena Dubois, and Sally Larkin! I’m excited to hear who the final three will be in the future, but up next is our main event, the Men’s World Championship match, Harvey Allison defending against Leon Baron!
Leon Baron came out first, pumped up and holding the National championship high. Harvey Allison followed out with Strawberry Bats Hill and the World championship, but no posing or flexing for the crowd.
Edward Findleton: This very well might be the toughest match of Harvey Allison’s career.
Referee Dennis Thompson held both titles up, and called for the bell, the match was on.
Allison looked overly cautious, not wanting to make a mistake, but this caused Baron to get some quick solid blows in, and thus, take control of the match. Leon Baron showed off an arsenal of powerhouse moves on Allison, and Harvey Allison looked like he was trying to just survive, until a well placed thumb to the eye gave him his breather, and then a chance to regain control.
Allison slowed the match to a halt, locking in submissions, then when breaking the holds, giving quick strikes with his knees and elbows to inflict more pain to Baron. Allison was feeling confident, but that quickly went away when Baron elbowed him in the stomach, causing Allison to hunch over. Baron got up and went for the Canadian Destroyer but Allison pushed him into the turnbuckle, then splashed Baron into the corner. Allison then looked towards the ropes, and began to climb.
THE Casey Gains: I’m not sure what Harvey Allison is doing here, he’s not known for top rope dives…
Allison turned around and jumped with a moonsault, and successfully connected. He went for the cover, yet Baron kicked out at 2, shocking Allison. Allison wasted no time and went back to the offense, and tried to pick Baron to quickly get in position for the Sitout Jawbreaker, but Baron battled back and quickly slammed Allison to the ground. Baron now eyed the rope and began to climb.
Eve Solace: Casey mentioned Allison not going to the top, and this isn't familiar territory for Baron either!
Allison got to his feet and Baron jumped, but aimed for Allison’s neck and hit a diving hurricanrana. Baron was getting pumped up, looking to line up Allison for a Canadian Destroyer, when Hill reached in from ringside and tripped Baron.
It was a small distraction, but enough for Allison to quickly jump on Leon and start the attack. Allison pummeled the National Champion, and irish whipped baron to the ropes. Allison bent over in position for a backbody drop, but Leon Baron reversed that by jumping right into a Canadian Destroyer.
Leon Baron covered, and pinned Harvey Allison in 13:14.
Edward Findleton: It’s over! The National Champion is the new World Champion! The strength of a bear, pride of a lion, and tactics of a wolf, Leon Baron wins!
Eve Solace: I’ve seen a lot of Leon Baron matches where he dominates, but Harvey Allison had him on the ropes for a while.
THE Casey Gains: And one simple mistake by Allison and that was it.
Edward Findleton: This was HAW Summit of Success, and Leon Baron, the National Champion, the World Champion, has indeed climbed to the top! Goodnight!
The show ended with one last shot of Baron holding both titles high in the center of the ring.
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