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Ball Boys Not Cooperative

avatar on 2026-11-02 06:19:49

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Jumping on 3 more jobbers is exactly what we did. I was still teaming with him. I had to defend the Hardcore Championship again at the pay-per-view first though. That was my first priority. It was a simple enough match. I defeated Evan Tallons in an Inferno match. I had to set him on fire to win. I was a better wrestler than him. Knocking him out and dragging him to the flames was easy. We took care of Mark Tremor and Keegan Jackson again on the next Battlefield after the pay-per-view. Ceasar Fist and Barry Carlisle was the next team. The next 2 weeks saw us fighting them in singles action. It was me vs. Mark and Kodie vs. Keegan in the third week. In the fourth week before X-citing Developments, Kodie faced off against Ceasar. I took on Barry and squashed him. With that, Kodie was 11-0. That was more than he needed for the crucial Undefeated criterion. Combined with his amazing achievements as a manager and in the Faction category. He was now a Hall of Fame tier wrestler in the EWL. I was happy he was with me in this company. The Ball Boys were inching towards it too.

Keeping ourselves honest, the Ball Boys were stingy with their time and support. I knew that that kayfabe reason we were together was that we were the ones working for them as Child Labor. It still sucked they did not manage us at all. If they had, they would have been Hall of Famers by now. They were only managing each other. As it stood, they were not going to get far only doing that. Kodie was getting close to the Eye Candy criterion with all of the managing he had been doing. That would further cement his legacy as a Hall of Famer. He would be among the top managers in the industry. Eric and Leo were one win closer to the goal than Xavier was. I also set them up with a couple of jobber teams to crush. Once they won those matches, it was time for them to go solo for a bit. Neither had fought in a singles match the entire year. That had to change. After 3 weeks of breaking jobbers 1 on 1, it was Xavier that had made it to Career Maker. The brothers had achieved Untouchable. This latest push, along with their pay-per-view defenses, put them at 22-0 for the year. It was big.

Losing no longer mattered. Every single one of us were Hall of Fame shoo-ins. Management on Battlefield did not like us, but we were able to be dominant as a faction. I had created a major legacy here along with Suzie. No one could deny that. The fans hated us, but they tuned in every single week to see what type of evil we would do. If it was up to me, one of us would go for the world title. No one wanted that to happen though. Not a single one of us was ranked in that division. Usually all champion wins could go to other divisions for potential double championship opportunities. Management did not let it fly. If we won another title, we would have the entire show locked down to our faction. As it stood, there were only 2 titles we did not have. One was the women's tag team titles. Suzie did not have a partner and did not particularly want one. The other was the world title. They got much more shine and exposure on the show that us. That was fine with me. It gave us 6 an excuse to crush jobbers for easy ticks towards all their company's Hall of Fame criteria. We were not advancing though.




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