WWE Epsilon Takeover TOTAL DOMINATION PPV

The pyro is exploding. Jim Ross and JBL can barely be heard over the roar of the sellout crowed at the Bridgetone Arena in Nashville, Tennesee. J.R. begins the telecast, "Thank you for tuning in to the WWE Epsilon TOTAL DOMINATION PPV." JBL interrupts, "That's right J.R. tonight is the beginning of the takeover of the Epsilon Brand where tonight we will name a brand new Epsilon World Champion and determine a number 1 contender all in the same night!"

The Boomer Sooner responds, "JBL, tonight here in The Music City, we have 5,145 fans that will witness the changing of the landscape here in the WWE and the brand known as Epsilon.

The loudmouth Texas continues, "In our main event we will proclaim a new champion for the Epsilon brand and in our second main event we will determine the #1 contender that will face the new champion next month for the title."

Good Ol J.R. adds, "But here on Epsilon we are about wrestling action so let's get to the ring for the first contest."

The ring announcer, takes the mic and begins the introductions. "Ladies and gentlement, welcome to Nashville Tennessee and the Bridgestone Arena. Our first contest is a NO Disqualification match to determine the #1 contender that will face the Epsilong Heavyweight Champion next month. Introducing first, from St. Louis, Missourie, former WWE and World Heavyweight Champion, the master of the RKO, Randy Orton." As the song, "Voices" plays Orton makes his way to the ring.

"And his opponent......" before the announcer can continue, the lights go out in the arena and a bell tolls. The fans go wild because it is the return of The Undertaker. "From Death Valley, The Undertaker!" 'Taker makes his way to the ring and the lights return.

The referee calls for the bell and Orton begins attacking The Deadman with a series of punches. Orton launches 'Taker into the ropes but as he rebounds 'Taker uses his momentum to deliver a flying clothesline that sends Orton sailing out of the ring to the arena floor below. The Undertaker follows Orton out of the ring.

The Deadman tears the monitors from the Spanish announce table and delivers a crushing body slam to Orton on top of it. As he is preparing to deliver his "Last Ride" powerbomb onto the table, Orton reverses it into a perfect RKO destroying the table and sending the Spanish announcers scurrying for cover.

Randy Orton proceeds to stomp on Big Evil's ankle, knees, arms in vintage Orton style. Suddenly, The Undertaker sits up taking Orton by surprise. He goozles the St. Louis native and chokeslams him on the mat outside the ring.

'Taker rolls Orton back int othe squared circle and sets him up for a Tombstone Piledriver, once again, Orton manages to reverse it and executes a second RKO on the Deadman. He goes for the cover, the ref slaps the mat....one....two... Undertaker kicks out!

The fans chant, "This is awesome! This is awesome!"

JBL exclaims, "This match is got to be in considered a classic in years to come!"

J. R. responds, "Match of the year in my opinion!"

The Undertaker gets to his feet, the two combatants lock up, both sensing that their ringwork is the best both have displayed in sometime. Undertaker locks Orton in an armbar and performs "Old School" where he walks the top rope and leaps with a hard blow to Orton's shoulder.

'Taker continues working on the arm and rolls Orton into his patented "Hells Gate" submission hold. Orton is about to tap but manages to get his foot across the rope. The ref cals for the break, but 'Taker refuses to release the hold. The referee has forgotten that this is a NO DQ match!

The official counts to five and the Undertaker maintains the hold. The ref calls for the bell signaling that he has disqualified The Undertaker. The fans are booing loudly. He raises Orton's hand declaring him the winner. The GM of Epsilon, Paul Heman, emerges with mic in hand. He speaks to the referee and reminds him that this is a no disqualification, and that was a rookie mistake. Heyman says, "You're fired! Now get out of my ring!" Heyman then calls for a second ref to get to the ring and restart the match.

Meanwhile, Randy Orton has recovered somewhat with the distraction and delivers a third RKO to The Undertaker. He goes for a pin and once again The Deadman kicks out and then sits up. He signals that the end is near by swiping his thumb across his throat. He slams Orton to the mat, picks him up and then performs the Tombstone Piledriver that has destroyed countless opponets for years. He goes for the pin. Astonishingly, Orton barely kicks out before the three count!

The Undertaker appears taken aback that Orton kicked out of his finisher. He grabs a steel chair and whails away on Orton's back, his legs and his midsection. He screams at Orton to "Stay Down!" But the Apex Predator fights back valiantly. 'Taker hits another Tombstone Piledriver and goes for another pin. Stubbornly, Orton kicks out refusing to be defeated. The two warriors battle up the ramp to the stage.

The Undertaker lifts Orton into his "Last Ride" powerbomb and drops him off the 20ft stage below. He covers Orton and is declared the winner and new #1 contender for the Epsilon World Championship.

The ring announcer states, "Your winner and #1 contender The Undertaker! The fans roar in appreciation for the match they have just witnessed. Randy Orton and Undertaker merchandise sales go through the roof as vendors are selling out quickly after the match.

Backstage, an interviewer has caught up with the Undertaker, "Undertaker, you are the #1 contender, who do you want to face for the championship next month?" The Undertaker glares at Matt Stryker, "It does not matter who the champion will be, I will become the holder of the holy grail and my opponent will REST IN PEACE!"

Awesome Kong defeats Taylor Wilde in a Divas match, using the Awesome Bomb finisher.

Brian Kendrick wrestled Bryan Danielson to a 15 minute draw in fast paced action.

Beer Money defeated David Otunga and Mike McGillicutty to become the new WWE tag team champions. Cowboy James Storm and Bobby Roode celebrated with beer and champagne in the locker room afterwards.

In a Legends match, The Nature Boy, Ric Flair defeated Chief Jay Strongbow via the Figure 4 leglock.

Jim Ross is on the mic, "And now for the main event. This match will determine the new Epsilon Heavyweight Champion."

"Introducing first, from Chicago, Illinois....The straight edge superstar, CM Punk!"
J.R. continues his introduction, "And his opponent, from Pittsburgh, PA, the only Olympic Gold Medalist in wrestling, Kurt Angle!"

"The Epsilon GM has named a special enforcer referee for this match. Introducing...." before the introduction can be made the sound of shattering glass is heard and a ATV roars from backstage, dressed in the referee's shirt of black and white sleeveless shirt is Stone Cold Steve Austin.

Austin calls for the bell and CM Punk and Kurt Angle lock up. The fans are solidly behind the "straight edge" superstar. Chants of his name flood the Bridgestone Arena.

Punk delivers a Japanese arm drag on Angle. As Angle rises his is met with a Round House kick to the back of his head, stunning him. Punk goes for a fast pin, but the veteran of ring wars instinctively kicks out before three.

When Angle gets to his feet, he leers at the smiling Punk. He drops to his knees and hits a perfect Fireman's Carry takedown and immediately goes for a pin. Punk easily kicks out and gets to his feet. Angle, smiling, holds his fingers close indicating he as "This close" to victory.

Both CM Punk and Kurt Angle put on a wrestling clinic for the next 20 minutes. Both men perform their best moves yet neither gaining any advantage. The match up evenly, neither coming close to a win.

"Angle looks like he's getting frustrated, J.R." notes JBL at ringside. Jim Ross concurs and says "He looks like he may be about to snap."

Kurt Angle breaks the science of wrestling and begins an all out brawl on the Chicago native. He kicks and punches Punk from turnbuckle to turnbuckle. Punk is reeling as he tries to cover up attempting to block the blows of the former WWE and TNA champion.

The CM Punk chants become louder, inspiring Pun to mount an attack. He whips Angle into the corner and runs with a strong knee to the face. He follows this with a running Bulldog. He climbs the top rope, ut Angle leaps to his feet and destroys Punk witha Superplex slam. He is hurt from the manuever himself, but manages to throw his arm across Punk's chest in a cover. Punk gets his shoulder up and counters by locking in the Anaconda Vise submission on Angle in the center of the ring.

Kurt struggles in his attempt to escape the painful hold. Realizing it is futile, he taps out to CM Punk.

"Jim Ross, we have witnessed history in the making tonight here at TOTAL DOMINATION!" shouts JBL with his infamous toothy grin.

"You are right JBL, the Epsilon brand may have just become the show to watch for the WWE. Fans have witneessed two great matches tonight. It has been an honor to call these matches."

Steve Austin hands CM Punk the Epsilon Heavyweight Championship who then holds it over his head. He climbs to the second rope of each corner showing off his new belt. Austin has his beer tosser throw him some Steveweiser Lites into the ring. He offer Punk a can, but Punk just looks at Stone Cold unbelievablly, stating "I am straight edge. I don't mess with that poison." Austin offers again the can of suds, and Punk again refuses.

Agitated, Stone Cold kicks Punk in the midsection and hits him with a Stone Cold Stunner and leaves the ring to his music.

CM Punk glares at Austin from the ring while holding his neck as the PPV TOTAL DOMINATION goes off the air.