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The Workhorse Champion

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Kicking off the next Battlefield, it was time to end the series of title defenses. Robbie had already ticked off a criterion for legend status. He got "Workhorse Champion" for having 5 title defenses in under 3 months. This would be the sixth. Now that he himself had used a dirty move in his last match, he had become a proper heel. People booed him as we made our way to the ring. The jobber challenger's name was Morpheus Mann. Robbie went back and forth with him for 5 minutes. When Suzie skillfully distracted the ref on the ring apron, Robbie did a low blow. He then followed up with his signature move. That was enough to win the match. Morpheus was not a problem for us at all. Robbie was getting more and more confident in the ring. He was still a jobber though. It would not be too long before a major opponent came for the title. If that happened, Robbie would not stand a chance. Even if that happened, no one could deny that he had a hell of a reign. People would kill to win a title. To actually hold the Intercontinental Championship for over 2 months with 6 defenses was just crazy.

With Robbie taking a break from the competition, it was time to step it up in the other divisions. Jamal and Will won four more tag matches. They were getting close to the point that they would need to be considered for some real #1 contender's matches on Battlefield. Suzie became #1 contender for the Women's Championship. I was very happy for her. Alex was also makin headway in the Hardcore division. Things were looking up for us. All we had to do was push a little bit more. By the time we got to the pay-per-view, Walk of Fame, we all had the "Managed Demolition" criterion. Robbie was not defending the title at the pay-per-view. Walk of Fame would still see us appear. Suzie was up for the title. She did not need more than 3 minutes to win. That was great. We now had 2 official titles in the stable. My 24/7 Championship was a title from another company. Each and every one of us were there at ringside to see it happen in person. On the next Battlefield, we had a celebration for Suzie. They just booed from the crowd. It was working. Fans despised us. We called out the champs.




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