CMV's Top Ten Edition Three!

by Master Ogon Mon May 03, 2021 12:34 pm

Covers Supremacy #54 - Showdown At The Senate

1. Head Senator Shay Hoxton

W - Supremacy #54 Versus Cam Harris

L - Supremacy #54 with Cameron Kray Versus Nicholson & Spade

W - SATS Undisputed Championship Match, Versus Hunter Quinn, got promoted to Head Senator.

God bless Shay Hoxton, the killer of an upstanding rising star's hopes and dreams. This is the first time anyone has stayed at number one for two weeks in a row and it's hard to say he will ever fall from number one in the nearby future. Hoxton is an incredible competitor that has now surrounded himself with very good competitors to make it even harder to touch him.

2. Chris Proudfoot

W - Crossfire #37 Versus Josh Wolf.

W - Crossfire #38 Versus George King

W - SATS with Josh Wolf Versus Patch Mondo & George King, King left right at the start of the match making it a handicap match.

Chris Proudfoot is wrestling like he isn't Proudfoot. He's wrestling like god disguised as Chris Proudfoot with how dominant and respected he is for someone with no championship. To just put into context how incredible he's been performing, George King is the next person to go against Wolf, our Global Champion. So, Proudfoot acknowledged this then beat both George King and Josh Wolf in back to back Crossfires. Showdown At The Senate happens and King dips so that last win doesn't mean as much as it could have but then Proudfoot can also say he beat Patch Mondo. He can say he beat everyone that has a chance at having the championship in the next two months and the champion himself in just three weeks. If he goes on to eliminate Blake Virtue from King Of The Ring, Proudfoot THEN can also say he beat pretty much everyone that's even a CONTENDER for the Global Championship. The question isn't if Proudfoot will have the Global Championship, it's when.

3. Brett Angel

W - Aftermath #16 Versus Jon Reed

W - Supremacy #54 Versus Sugar Bae Stevenson

L - SATS Tag Team Championship Match, Versus Termination Foundation and Schmidty & Dara

Brett Angel continues his streak of being in the top three every single edition with a few set of weeks that weren't as good as his past few weeks but still good weeks. The International Champion looks debatably more untouchable than Shay Hoxton right now from just sheer solo dominance despite having Tailcoat Val alongside him. Already so much has been said about Brett Angel and not much has changed with Brett Angel in this edition, his championship is going to be on his waist for a very very long time and there's not really anyone you can throw against him right now that still wouldn't make him look like a favorite.

4. Jacob Ziegler

W - Crossfire #37 Versus Sam Valentine

W - Crossfire #38 with Matsuda Tanaka Versus Curtis & Slate

W - SATS US Championship Fatal Fourway Versus Tanaka, Slate, Curtis.

Even in a fatal four way, Ziegler was one of the two favorites to win coming into the back. Then he beat Sam Valentine for more momentum going into it. Then he beat Slate & Curtis with Tanaka to gain even MORE momentum. The person that's literally called The PrizeFighter then went on to the win the prize pinning Brett Curtis. Very dominant few weeks for the boy that just wants to make some green.

5. Amber Reed

W - Supremacy #55 Versus Ashley Rayne

W - SATS with Janet Torre Versus Let’s Go Mighty

There's not much to say about what Amber Reed is doing except the woman's championship holder is doing great for herself and with Torre.

6. The Termination Foundation

W - Crossfire #38 Versus Wrestling Royalty

W - SATS Tag Team Championship Match, Versus Schmidty & Dara and The AoTV

Still nobody knows why the Termination Foundation was added to that SATS match on such short notice but they went out and won it anyway in quick fashion. One can't help but think even Dave Turner was a little doubtful of their chances of winning the triple threat due to being underprepared but they won the big one. Smart guess would be they have to get ready for the two teams they beat to come after them again and other teams that might think some foul play got them into that match. For now they can just enjoy the win and enjoy being the first team ever put in this ranking.

7. Josh Wolf

L - Crossfire #37 Versus Chris Proudfoot

W - Crossfire #38 Versus Patch Mondo

W - SATS with Chris Proudfoot Versus Patch Mondo & George King, George King left right at the start of the match making it a handicap match.

Even though quite literally everyone in existence hates Josh Wolf or wants his championship and his rankings haven't been the hottest so far, Wolf is still Wolf throughout it all and that earns him a spot up from last ranking. Respect to him for staying focused with the Proudfoot match looming behind him constantly with how he's performing but still being able to work with him against his current contender (or at least he was supposed to have that match against him) George King. More respect to him for staying focused when Blake Virtue is here to "claim what's rightfully his" and Archer Rose wants to rip and tear him until nothing is left and if both of them went out there and planned to do exactly what they want to do, he then has to remember at any time he's wounded and unexpecting Patch Mondo can just cash in and steal his championship. He proved he can stay solid and he beat Patch Mondo then he beat Patch Mondo again in a handicap because King left. Not the most glorious wins but they're still wins.

8. Hunter Quinn

L - Supremacy #55 Versus Sugar Bae Stevenson, was attacked by Steven Nicholson during the match.

L - SATS Undisputed Championship Match, Versus Shay Hoxton.

Poor Hunter Quinn, flew up to the sun then fell right back to earth. Things were on his mind clearly with Nicholson betraying him but he still tried to beat Hoxton, he failed but he tried. Quinn can bounce back and everyone shouldn't disrespect him and think he can't, however, very very tough luck his past two matches. He proved he can earn the road to the top, he didn't prove he can hang there just yet.

9. RVW

W - Crossfire #37 with Cynthia Grimm Versus Party Hardcore

W - Crossfire #38 Versus Spice Rawk, Scotti 2 Thotti tried to intervene but failed to.

RVW didn't lose spots because she had a bad week or anything like that, it was just a lack of seriously huge wins and no match at the paperview. Besides that, the new attitude RVW has been performing greatly. In any other situation RVW would of actually went up one or two spots for her performance. Whether or not RVW is high or low though, she's proving that it all truly can fall on her.

10. Ace Reeves

W - SATS Versus TZ Mass, won by mysterious means but won.

Somehow, keyword in this entire ranking is somehow, Reeves beat TZ Mass with an Irish Whip back into the ring. Afterwards, he hurried off and drove off without answering anything when an interviewer tried to catch up with him. Whether or not Ace Reeves seriously poisoned him or blackmailed him or whatever the hell happened there, he beat TZ Mass.

Honorable Mentions: Cameron Kray, Golden Cat, Janet Torre, Quantum

by Master Ogon Mon May 03, 2021 12:35 pm

And a bonus thing im working on http://www.strawpoll.me/45214365

CMV's Top Ten Edition Three!

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