CMV Intensity Card: Ep. 38 (#232)

We kick off the show tonight with Rage looking to bounce back from his tag team loss last week, and bounce back he shall, at least on PPV as he steps across the ring from young Billy Seeks who would love nothing more than to pull of a huge upset and put Rage away tonight.

In our second match of the evening we see Big Brody Halleck, still unbeaten take on his toughest task to date as he squares up against last years King of the Ring winner, Ringo Maxx. Could we see the end of Hallecks impressive run tonight? He's made some enemies along the way and perhaps they'll finally catch up to him tonight on Intensity.

Syndicate returned last week to put a pounding on Aaron Waite in a handicap match and tonight they look to continue on and spread their dominance following their return from suspension and tonight should be no different as Cody Douglas, the lunatic, the uncontrollable member of the group looks to take on fellow Brit Joseph Gregory in singles action.

We now know that The Wanderers will be taking on The Cowboys From Hell for the CMV Tag Team Championships at Takeover, and tonight they'll be looking to pick up some much needed momentum before that contest as tonight, they go 2 on 2 with Lost n Found.

In a match that was initially set to be the Main Event of the evening, Tops Newsome was set to take on the current CMV Global Champion, Omega Lee in singles action, however we later found out that Lee is having Marley step in instead for his actions last week, blaming Marley for their loss to Brown and Vindy.

In tonights Co-Main Event, Bryan Sanders sets out to do something that Teddy Soloway has been gloating about recently, and that is that he beat Vindy, and tonight Sanders is looking to even up the score and prove to Soloway, that he can get the job done too. However it's certainly a tall order, but can Sanders, much like Teddy last month, shock the world and put down Voice Vindy for the three count.

It seems as if every Anthony Brown has said has become a reality, for tonight he has been placed in a three on one handicap match in the Main Event, with the man pinning Brown becoming the number one contender for the belt. Sullivan hasn't even considered the potential chance of Anthony Brown winning, and so it'll be an interesting predicament if he does win. But one thing is for certain, Brown was right all along, Sullivan does have something against him,