Back at ringside, the Undisptuted Era’s Bobby Fish and Kyle O’Reilly and So Cal Uncensored’s Kazarian and Scorpio Sky make their entrances for this next contest.

Match #2 – Undisputed Era vs. So Cal Uncensored

Fish and Sky tie up to start off the match and Fish goes to a Hammerlock, but Sky quickly reverses it into a Hammerlock of his own. Fish reaches through his legs and trips up Sky, sending him crashing to the mat and Fish connects with an Elbow Drop. Fish then makes the tag to O’Reilly and pulls Sky up and holds his arms behind his back as O’Reilly comes in off the top ropes and connects with a Double Ax-handle to the skull. O’Reilly then locks in a Heel Hook Submission, but Kazarian quickly breaks it up. Fish then tries to Clothesline Kazarian out over the top rope, but Kazarian counters into a Back Body Drop, launching Fish out to the floor. O’Reilly then takes Kazarian down with a Spear and Kazarian rolls out to the ring apron. Sky nails O’Reilly with a Thrust Kick to the gut and follows up with a Standing Spanish Fly into the cover, but O’Reilly kicks out for a near fall. Sky then heads up to the top rope, but Fish climbs back up on the ring apron and crotches him on the top turnbuckle. Fish then hits Kazarian with a Tornado DDT off the ring apron and out to the floor. O’Reilly manages to battle back up to his feet and goes up to the middle turnbuckle while pummeling Sky with a series of European Upper Cuts. O’Reilly then goes for a Frankensteiner out of the corner, but Sky blocks it and shoves O’Reilly away and O’Reilly comes down back on his feet. Sky then goes for a Flying Hurricanranna, but O’Reilly counters into a Powerbomb Backbreaker.  Sky rolls over to his knees, but can’t get back to his feet and O’Reilly turns the lights out with a Buzzsaw Kick and makes the cover for the three count.

Fish & O’Reilly celebrate their victory as they make their way to the back. In the back, our broadcast colleague is standing by with Lacey Evans. Evans says it is very hot 95 degrees outside and all of these Atlanta nasties have been running around half-dressed all day, but if these people think she’s going to be removing even a single shred of her clothing tonight, they are very sadly mistaken. She says she will be leaving that ring tonight, fully clothed, but Nikki Cross will be missing one significant piece of her wardrobe, the Women’s World Championship.

Back at ringside, Shayna Baszler and Britt Baker make their entrances for this next contest.

Match #4 – Britt Baker vs. Shayna Baszler

The two women square off as the bell rings, but before either can make a move, Baker is suddenly tripped up as Jessica Havok arrives at ringside and pulls Baker out to the floor and drives her spine first into the ring post and the referee calls for the bell for a disqualification.

Havok then clinches Baker in a debilitating Bear Hug and then an Overhead Belly-to-Belly Suplex into the barricade and Baker comes down hard on the back of her head. Baszler then goes out to the floor and is about to attack Havok from behind, but Havok suddenly turns and growls at her and Baszler backs off and exits up the rampway. Havok then turns her attention back to Baker and then Powerbombs her onto the ring steps before stalking away up the rampway, leaving Baker writhing in pain on the steps.
In the back, our broadcast colleague is standing by with Women’s World Champion Nikki Cross. Cross says this title is her toy, her plaything, hers and nobody else’s and she says she does not like to share. Cross says she will gladly play with Lacey again and again and again and again, but she will not share. However, Cross says that after it’s done, it will be time for Lacey to share. She says it will be time for Lacey to share with everybody. Cross then cackles as she wanders away from the interview area.

Back at ringside this epic dream match is finally happening as Sting and The Undertaker make their entrances.

Match #6 – The Undertaker vs. Sting

The two icons stare each other down from across the ring and slowly come toe-to-toe as the crowd goes nuts. The two then trade punches back and forth as the match gets under way with Undertaker getting the upper hand. Undertaker then hoists Sting up and drops him Snake Eyes across the top turnbuckle before bouncing off the ropes and connects with a Running Big Boot. Undertaker then follows up with an Atomic Leg Drop and goes for the cover, but Sting kicks out. Undertaker puts the boots to Sting and then drags him back up by the arm and heads up to the top turnbuckle. Undertaker then prepares to go Old School, but Sting pulls him off the top rope into a Belly-to-Belly Suplex. Undertaker stumbles back up to his feet and Sting boots him in the chest, sending him sprawling backward into the corner. Sting then gets a running start and connects with the Stinger Splash in the corner. Sting then tries for the Scorpion Death Drop, but Undertaker spins out of it and connects with a Short-arm Clothesline. Undertaker keeps ahold of Sting’s wrist and slowly drags him back up to his feet and goozles him. Undertaker lifts Sting up for a Chokeslam, but Sting fights free and lands back in his feet and kicks Undertaker in the gut and connects with a DDT. Sting then heads up to the top turnbuckle, but Undertaker sits up and pulls himself up to his feet using the ropes and punches Sting in the side of the head. Undertaker then Ric Flair’s Sting off the top rope and connects with another Atomic Leg Drop. Undertaker then drags his finger across his throat as he calls for the Tombstone Piledriver. Undertaker then slowly drags Sting back up by the hair and sets up for the Tombstone, but Sting slips free down his back, pulling his head back with him as he goes, setting up perfectly as he delivers the Scorpion Death Drop and makes the cover for the three count.

Sting celebrates his victory in this battle of Icons, but doesn’t have long to celebrate as “Cult of Personality” suddenly blasts through the arena and the crowd goes nuts as CM Punk makes his way down to the ring. Punk and Sting come face to face and Punk suddenly throws a Roundhouse Kick, catching Sting in the temple and knocking him down in the corner. Punk gives Sting an earful in the corner, unaware as Undertaker sits up behind him. Undertaker then gets back to his feet and when Punk turns around, Undertaker goozles him and goes for a Chokeslam, but Punk counters with a punt to the nuts and then hoists Undertaker up and connects with the GTS. Punk then follows up with a GTS for Sting as well and stands with his hands raised and a foot planted firmly on Sting’s chest. Undertaker then starts to sit up again and Punk bails out of the ring this time and takes a microphone as he backs away up the ramp. Punk says this catastrophe of a match was a joke and nobody wants to see this 50-plus year old gasbags come out here and risk busting a hip any more. Punk says now that he is back, after remaining the biggest thing in wrestling despite not stepping foot in a ring for more than five years, you’ll never have to go back to watching these old farts half-heartedly try to play their greatest hits. He says they can all be safely put out to pasture now because he’s got this. Punk then drops the mic and stalks off up the ramp, flying two middle fingers over his head as he leaves.

Back at ringside, Lacey Evans and Nikki Cross make their entrances for our Main Event of the night.

Match #8 – HWL Women’s World Championship – Nikki Cross vs. Lacey Evans

The two women tear into each other from the opening bell with Evans getting the upper hand. Evans then rolls Cross up in a small package, but Cross kicks out for a near fall. Evans hits Cross with a Knee Strikes and then rolls her up again with a handful of tights, but Cross still kicks out for a near fall. Evans then rakes Cross across the eyes and sets up for a Fameasser, but Cross fights out and shoves Evans across the ring mid-jump, dropping her unceremoniously on her ass in the middle of the ring. Cross then hits a Running Snapmere and then asks everybody if they want a little peek. Cross then starts pulling at Lacey’s top, but can’t get it to budge much and Lacey regroups and kicks her away. Lacey then knocks Cross flat with a Discus Clothesline and follows up with a Standing Moonsault into the cover, but Cross kicks out. Cross staggers back up and Lacey grabs her around the middle and runs her off into the ropes, looking for a rollup on the move, but Cross hangs onto the ropes and sends Lacey rolling backward and back up to her feet. Cross then turns around and walks right into the Woman’s Right, but falls backward through the ropes and off the ring apron and to the floor. Lacey falls against the ropes in frustration as she could have won the title right here and now if she had been able to keep Cross in the ring. Lacey goes out to the floor and pulls Nikki back up and rolls her back into the ring, leaving her head hanging out over the side of the ring. Lacey then climbs up to the ring apron and goes for a big Leg Drop, but Nikki moves out of the way and Lacey crashes down onto the ring apron. Nikki slowly pulls herself back up against the corner as Lacey slowly gets back to her feet on the ring apron and Nikki Headbutts Lacey. Nikki then grabs Lacey by a leg and pulls it back into the ring and then does the same with the other leg, laying Lacey’s waist across the middle rope while leaving her top half dangling out over the side of the ring and Lacey uses one hand to try to keep her balance and prevent herself from crashing to the floor as she teeters on the middle rope. Nikki then ducks down and grabs Lacey by the hands, pulling her upper body through between the second and bottom ropes, essentially kind of tying her up as gravity forces Lacey’s upper body back against the bottom rope while she hangs there from the middle rope and Nikki keeps ahold of Lacey’s legs to prevent her from pulling them to the outside to free herself. Nikki then reiterates that she wants everybody to have a peek and Lacey emphatically shakes her head no. Nikki gets a good grip on Lacey’s tights and starts to pull them down from her hips and suddenly we have full gluteal exposure as Lacey’s bare rump points straight up at the lights. Nikki gives a smack to each fully exposed cheek for good measure, leaving red hand prints, before releasing Lacey, who quickly pulls her legs through the outside and drops down to the floor where she hastily readjusts her pants. Lacey has completely lost her cool now as she grabs a steel chair and slides back into the ring with it and Nikki stands there and urges her to use it and get herself disqualified. If Lacey does that, everybody will get more than just a peek because Lacey will lose the match and have to disrobe. Lacey weighs her options before slowly settling down and allowing the referee to take the chair. As soon as the referee has the chair, Cross charges across the ring and connects with a Spear. She then makes the cover and hooks the leg, but Lacey kicks out for a near fall. Nikki then mounts Lacey and grabs her by the hair and ragdolls her head up and down, banging the back of her head off the mat. Nikki then calls for the end and pulls Lacey up into position for a Fisherman’s Neckbreaker, but Lacey fights out of it. Lacey then goes for the Woman’s Right, but Nikki ducks out of the way. Both women then go for a Headbutt at the same time and both women drop side by side in the middle of the ring. A murmur then goes up from the crowd as Jessica Havok stalks down to the ring. Havok climbs up to the ring apron and the referee tries to block her entry, but is no match for her as she pushes her way in. Havok surveys and the scene and promptly drops a Big Senton Splash on both women at the same time and the referee calls for the bell, ending this match.

Havok drags both women over to the side of the ring and rolls out to the floor. Havok then pulls Cross out and hurls her headlong into the ring steps. Havok then pulls Lacey out and puts her in a Bear Hug before ramming her spine first into the ring post. Havok then begins tearing the monitors out of the announce table as Cross struggles to get back to her feet and Havok smashes one of the monitors across Cross’s face, busing the Women’s World Champion open. Havok stands over Cross as she lay there bleeding and Havok slowly reaches down and coats the side of her hand in Cross’s blood and then slowly licks it off. Lacey is trying to crawl away, but Havok easily catches her and drags her back up and Power Bombs her into the barricade. Havok then drags Lacey by the hair over to the announce table and gets a double Underhook before hoisting her up and driving her down Implant Buster style onto the announce table, which doesn’t break. Havok then drags Cross over and puts her on the table next to Evans. Havok then pulls out a ladder and sets It up next to the announce table. Havok then slowly climbs three quarters of the way up the ladder as Cross and Evans lay motionless on the table and Havok drops forward, falling from the ladder to deliver a titanic Leg Drop onto both Cross and Evans as the three women crash through the table. Havok gradually pulls herself up out of the wrecked table and takes the Women’s World Championship and holds it up before dropping it back down beside Cross and stalking off toward the back.
With the match over, Dario Cueto now makes his way out to the. He says that a deal is a deal and Lacey Evans did NOT win the match tonight. He says in the contract she signed for this match, a draw is the same as a loss. However, Cueto says Lacey is in no state to live up to her side of the bargain right now after what Havok just put her through. So, Cueto says he can be patient. Cueto says this coming Wednesday night on Overdrive, Lacey will have to pay the piper. Cueto then exits as our medial team continues to tend to Nikki and Lacey and the broadcast team runs down just how terrible a human being Dario Cueto is, but thanks for joining us tonight on Pay Per View. Join us again next month for Fall Brawl.