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CMV's Top Ten Edition Two!
by Master Ogon Thu Apr 15, 2021 8:10 pm
Covers Crossfire #36 - Validation
(Following this edition It's going to be every two weeks of shows, so two Supremacy two Crossfire before a new one. PPVs included obviously if it falls on it. P.S If anyone can throw together any sort of logo for this, It'd be really nice thank you.)
1. Shay Hoxton
W - Validation Main Event, eliminated Chris Proudfoot to win it for Supremacy.
What more can be said besides he completed the destiny? Hoxton came in last and beat Proudfoot to give Supremacy it's first win here in years. Hoxton clutched it as the captain and finished it for Supremacy. The general gets the credit and that's exactly what Hoxton is getting, he stayed focus locked in and won it despite cosplaying as a JoJo character for some reason. Hoxton finished all of this, he isn't the reason why he managed to face off against the last Crossfire man but nevertheless, Hoxton won the war.
2. Brett Angel
W - Validation Main Event, eliminated Josh Wolf
Brett Angel doesn't rise or fall and everything I said about him in the last edition still stays up which is enough reason to keep him in the top three but then add the fact that chair shot to Ziegler did take him out of the match. What ifs don't matter much but what if Ziegler was in this match? The Scotsman might of changed this whole dynamic and maybe Supremacy wouldn't be where it is right now. Besides that, he stopped a very motivated team captain Josh Wolf from completely sweeping the early parts of the match.
3. Hunter Quinn
W - Crossfire #36 Versus Lance Romance, Anarchy Championship.
W - Validation Main Event, eliminated the biggest threat to Supremacy Quantum, Eliminated George King, Eliminated Chris Diamond.
Quinn had the fastest rise right up to the top three and up the ladder in general for entirely good reason, Quinn had one of the best weeks anyone could ever want. He won the Anarchy Championship from the dominant and very much a giant threat Lance Romance then he went on to have the best performance in the Validation main event. Quinn eliminated Quantum who was completely winning over everybody and former number four spot holder George King in a row THEN decided to add one more in Chris Diamond. Quinn in one night proved his potential is that of a superstar people need to always think about, if this is what a good Quinn week looks like then the top two might be at risk of losing the spots they have.
4. Amber Reed
W - Validation Versus Janet Torre, Women's Championship
Amber Reed saw our ranking of Janet Torre at 1 and must of felt really impacted because she completely slapped all hype written and dominance established in it. Amber Reed came out, didn't attack Janet Torre beforehand, didn't cheat, didn't win by rollup, didn't do mind games, didn't distract. She just came out and beat the person that had the best week in the last edition. It was a back and fourth match completely and maybe this was just a really good Amber Reed night or a very bad Janet Torre night. Either way if you beat the best, you take the spot. All credit for her performance lands on Amber Reed.
5. RVW
W - Validation Magnificent Six.
RVW's attitude has become darker and darker and this could be considered the reward of that. RVW beat 5 other women for the Magnificent Six briefcase and looks more determined but also more desperate to get to the top you could say. This RVW is more than ready to kick down the door awaiting her and steal what she wants. Forgetting Riley Van Wilson is now the mistake that could end you.
6. Chris Proudfoot
L - Validation Main Event, managed to eliminate Brett Angel and Hunter Quinn, made it to the end.
Proudfoot was on the losing team on Validation and that doesn't exactly help him but his performance as the last chance for Crossfire does. Proudfoot was out of the match early from injury despite eliminating Brett Angel who just beat Josh Wolf and could of stayed back there with no one really judging that decision. Instead, he came out and tried to fight back against the losing war which is brave enough already but he did that against a man who just eliminated three men in a row. Quinn had all the momentum and was rolling, his body must of been hurting like hell but he kept going like nothing happened and Proudfoot lost all momentum he had by sitting back there and not wrestling yet Proudfoot stood in front of Quinn and gave him all that was left to give Crossfire a chance in the end. After Quinn though he ran into a much more healthy Shay Hoxton and even with that, Chris gave it more than what he had left and kept kicking out and kept fighting and fighting. In the end he lost but despite the war being lost with him, Proudfoot is a war hero for Crossfire.
7. Quantum
W- Crossfire #36 Versus Paul Divine, TZ Mass, Pierre Thompson, pinned Divine for the win.
L - Validation Main Event, managed to eliminate Paul Divine including the newly betrayed Schmidity right after.]
Quantum wanted to be nice to the boys and give lot of them a free paycheck and just started winning everything. Beating Paul Divine is one big thing but then after doing that having the focus and not letting your mind waver at all from the goal when one of your team members betrays you and joins the other team? That's more than impressive that's just absolutely amazing. Quantum DID lose the war so he couldn't rise too much but his performance on both shows was good enough to land The Future Man here.
8. Josh Wolf
W - Crossfire #36 Versus Schmidity, Global Championship.
L - Validation Main Event, eliminated Jordan Nicholson and Pierre Thompson.
Between Wolf and Quantum I was debating who gets 8 and who gets 7 but ultimately, Wolf was the captain that failed and that means more than just being on the losing team. That's not to say Wolf didn't do anything in the match because he managed to eliminate Jordan Nicholson and Pierre Thompson, however, the blows done by Quantum is what made the Supremacy victory seem so unlikely and Wolf's victories were just a good start. He gets more blame than the others for losing Validation, that's all it really is. Wolf lost to Shay Hoxton then lost to Shay Hoxton's team. Wolf performed well in the match but his leadership skills don't seem like the best and that bit his team's ass bad. Wolf is one of the best here having his number drawn by Shay Hoxton over and over.
9. Janet Torre
L - Validation Versus Amber Reed, Women's Championship.
Janet Torre her match thus lost her championship in the very first defense. Whether it was a fluke or it means something is up to Torre. However, Torre is the kind of woman to not just give up and relish in her suffering after something like that, Torre is going to get up and is going to try again, this time probably a lot more angry.
10. TZ Mass
Assaulted Ace Reeves.
Assaulted Ace Reeves in a hospital.
Assaulted Ace Reeves at Validation.
Danger to society.
I wanted to put George King here but just a wave of fear that TZ Mass would see himself not on the list and attack me overwhelmed me so I put him here. TZ Mass could be higher if he so chose to but he's focused on killing Reeves and tracking him no matter where he goes and doing it again and again. Reeves beat him once and since then he couldn't wound TZ in the slightest. TZ Mass is a very scary man.
Honorable Mention:
George King
Honorable Mention:
George King
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