Sowing Seeds

Not so Fast Mister
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They were at ringside!
I didn't know it was them!
25 of them, when.
When the intermission 
Was announced two of
them jumped the rail and
took the microphone.
They said things, things about
business affairs. They showed
a tape. The dwindling audience
going to venders and the restrooms
Were seen stopped to listen.
We heard them say,"we are tryna
get a working agreement to unify
Twenty regional titles, and three
International titles here in the (@&$?)
Under the big city lights" .
For 30 minutes they talked when intermission was over and the officials came back to
ringside. The guys were asked to take there
seats, they did The match was announced and
the combatants entered the ring, and suddenly
19 men with there regional titles stormed the ring. They sat and refused to leave the ring. The two company's and the referee stood ringside.
While the guys wouldn't leave , the referee started the match ringside, saying it would be an inverted lumberjack match. None of the management teams ringside objected and the match took place. At 5:00 mins. One combat scored a pinfall At the end the "Guy in Charge"
Came through the curtain. He disallowed the match to be entered in the Contention Book. He fined the referee and suspended talks between the company's and called security to escort all
the regional champions to be removed.And cleared the ringside attendants.All backup teams took there place. And he apologized to both the live audience and home audience. And went to break and forced a "non speak clause" 
refusing to allow them to speak of the happenings.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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