Because we were doing double duty, Knox and I needed to calm down and rest a bit for our second match. Rex and Jax were going to be there at ringside to watch our backs. We did not even know who we were going to be fighting. Having them on our side was a big comfort. It was the main event of the night. We went out first. The tag team that was sent to fight us was Ethan Liams and Noah Mason. They absolutely hated each other. They did not see eye to eye at all. That made them very strange bedfellows. What bound them was the fact they did not like Knox stealing the title from them. He stuck his nose where it did not belong. They also wanted to win a title if they could beat us up. They were also fresh competitors. We had somethings going for us. We had 2 managers. We also had more experience in tag team matches. The match pushed us to the limit. We almost lost. It was only by the grace of God that we managed to defend the tag titles. Knox made a great play doing his finisher on a distracted Noah. Noah and Ethan were arguing about something silly. It was their fault.
My record was now 17-0 thanks to the double duty. Knox now had both the Boom Tag Team Championship and the OPW Television Championship at the same time. He would now need to hold onto both titles for 4 weeks to gain the Double Belted criteria for the Legend status. Knox already had the Boom Grand Slam Championship criteria. That was fine. I could set up some easy tag team matches with the title not on the line. Now that they saw us win 2 title matches in one night, they could not say we were not fighting champions. We fought the BMX Boys, "Dawn and Dusk", "Hope and Joy" and The Birdies one week at a time. None of them could beat us. My new record swelled to 21-0. That was good enough to me. He got the Double Belted criteria from this. I got the Untouchable criteria. That was when I challenged Knox for the big Television title. He put up a good fight, but it was not enough to defeat me. I won the match. This was me becoming a Boom Grand Slam Champion. I decided to put it on the line against 5 jobbers in a row in ladder matches. They were all 5 star matches.
Obviously, this was not something that was as hard as when Rex and Jax went through the series of table matches. I actually had a Ladder Match specialty. In every single Ladder Match, you climbed the ladder to pull down the item on offer. There was a minigame to get it down. You had to shoot a ball into a rotating goal. For people without the specialty, you needed to make 10 shots to win. If you made 3 mistakes during the minigame, you needed to start all over. In a high stakes match, this was not something good. Somebody could stop you at any time. For people like me with the specialty, I only needed to do 8. Even though they were jobbers, it was pretty easy to get to a 5 star match. Doing a variety of moves, using weapons and engaging the crowd all counted. Beating the shit out of them all over the arena before climbing the ladder allowed me to pump the ratings. This amazing run gave me the Ladder Match Master and Double Belted criterion. This got me to an amazing 26-0 record. This was fine with me. I then put the Television title on the line against Rex. I let him win it.
