Cashing in the Television title right before he would next have to defend it, we got to go up to Picric. That meant every member of the stable was on the main show. I was really proud of that achievement. The stable might have been a dominating force back on Boom. We were still a bunch of small fry here. Byron was the only champion. It was due to the tag title reign he had with Wilder. Since we were all on Picric, I made sure to manage Byron. He was still undefeated. His career was much different than his brother Benson's start in the company. He could still go for the 10-0 streak. On the flip side, he lost the chance to get the titles on Boom. Those were much easier to get and hold. While Benson and I had 3 ladder matches rated at 5 stars, Byron had that amazing 5 star tables match win going for him. Currently, Wilder sucked. All they did were vignettes week in and week out to get the hype building for the title defenses since he was such a liability in the ring. If it was not for me and Byron bailing him out, he would have been fired by now. That did not mean Byron could not fight himself.
I made sure that he won each of his singles matches. This took him to 7-0 by the time the pay-per-view came around. Ox and Horse were a scary tag team. That was no lie. A minotaur and a horse beastkin were just naturally stronger than humans. Still needing them to win, I went out to manage Byron and Wilder. This was going to be another big elimination tables match. The Claw and Paw faction wanted revenge after the last fiasco. Rooster was a manager for the opposing team. The teams went back and forth. Neither of my team were a match for either of them. They had to use a ton of weapons just to get them down into orange health. Both Wilder and Byron were in red health all over their bodies. They were not having a good time. Luckily for the 3 us, I could be of great use to them at ringside. Horse had put Wilder on a table at ringside facing the ramp. Horse then climbed onto the ring apron for a springboard move to eliminate him. That was not going to be too good. They were getting crushed as it was. A 2 on 1 handicap would just be slaughter. I had to act. I ran over.
Demonstrably, I was interfering with the match. I dragged Wilder off the table and smirked at Horse. He looked totally pissed off. That was when I got hit with a massive move on the thin padding. It was an absolutely vicious signature move. The Mexican Destroyer was done by Rooster. As a manager, that stunned me. All of the confusion ultimately worked in our favor. Horse was too busy looking at us on the apron. Byron happened to be in the ring with Ox. Seeing the opportunity, he ran to Horse and shoulder tackled him from behind. Horse was launched forward and crashed through the very table that he had prepared. This eliminated him. Ox was pissed off with this turn of events. So was Horse. You did not want to piss off Ox. He grabbed Byron by the throat and ran him through a table set up in the corner. Byron was eliminated. It was a 1 on 1 now. The outcome of the tag team title match depended ultimately on Wilder and Ox. Rooster and I were still at ringside. I knew that this was going to be a challenge. Rooster was clearly not just going to let me steal it. I had to do something.
Eventually, I came up with at plan. After 5 minutes of absolute destruction on Wilder's body, Ox signaled the end. He wanted to do a spine buster through the table. That was his signature. He tossed Wilder against the ropes. At ringside, I reached in and grabbed his legs. I yanked him down and under the ropes. Wilder was saved once again. I waved my arms and hissed loudly. I then began dragging the barely conscious jobber up the ramp. Rooster ran at us, but I was ready this time. I pushed Wilder at him so they would collide heads. Using that distraction, I gave Rooster a nasty low blow. He went down in agony. It was time to go backstage. Ox had no choice but to follow us backstage. I knew that there were tables in catering, so we went there. Eating and drinking gave health and stamina back. Wilder really needed it. Ox came at us, charging like an angry bull. We were ready. Wilder had the time and energy to dodge him. Ox went crashing through the food and stunned himself as his head hit the wall. Half his body was over the table. Wilder then climbed up and jumped in the air.
