Riot in England

For days people have been wondering what the hell the Gallifrey Rules may be, and finally that question would find an answer. A Dome was lowered on the two competitors with a number of weapons hanging from the walls. From what the ring announcer said, the only way to win the match is to incapacitate the opponent, which might be a bit complicated when you're fighting a Dalek. Anna didn't seem too bothered, taking on the metallic opponent with a volley of kicks, soon realizing that it may not be the best strategy. For its part, the Dalek came prepared to exterminarte the Time Lord, even without the extra tools hanging from the walls of the dome. It had its ever-present chili juice which Daniels had scouted and managed to duck and some kind of ball he shot from his body that hit Anna in the stomach, doubling her over. As the Muse tried to catch her breath, The Dalek charged and knocked her back into the corner, where it kept ramming into her squashing with its bodyweight.

The Time Lord shoowed great resilience and pain tolerance, as well as a remarkable creativity when it comes to dismantle a Dalek. She pulled down a long chain from the dome's wall, finding out that it barely scratched the Dalek's armor. She quickly found another use for it, tying up the pesky tin can to the structure. Despite being immobilized, it still managed to do some offense, tasing Daniels. After recoverig from the electric shock, the Time Lord was done messing around. She retrieved the Eharjajil, her patented silver sledgehammer and started bashing Dalek with it with such violence and anger that she cracked his "head" open. All those lights that always blink on the Dalek's body instantly shut off. The Genocidal Tin From Outer Space was gone, its treat finally eliminated.

The new Chaos Theory championship added some unpredictability to rules of its predecessor, the MENTV championship. The title can be defended against multiple opponents, and each one of them counts as a successful defense which means that if Sir Figgles survives this match against five opponents, he will automatically be able to cash it in for a shot at the Riot championship. His daughter Aislinn didn0t even wait for the bell to ring to attack him and get revenge for what happened at On Thin Ice. Abby targeted the Perfect Ten while Nina and Kate locked up and began to trade holds. Sir Figgles was aware that while this was a huge opportunity for him, at the same time it hid some pitfalls, and he could lose everything without even being involed in the final pin. That danger almost became reality when Nina took Kate down with The Fang and immediately put her into the excruciating Fight Lab Calf Crusher. Hearing Steele screaming, he got rid of his daughter with a headbutt and delivered a massive kick to Nina's head, breaking up the submission.

As expected, the match was pretty chaotic and fast paced, and in this situation Abby Blake seemed to thrive. She took down Nina with the 720 headscissors, planted Belle on her face with the wheelbarrow spacebuster, took her enforcer Policy down with a dive to the oiutside and obliterated the champion with a diving missile dropkick. She then saw Kate limping, still feeling the effects of Nina's submissions, and knocked her down with a dropkick to the knee. Without wasting any time, she grabbed her by the foot and applied the Giant Slayer, looking to submit the former Lockdown champion. Aislinn saved the match and Kate as she hit Abby with the Warp Spasm.

The fifteen minutes were running out, but still there was no end in sight. A lot of near falls and false finals kept the fans on the edge of their seats and their moods swinging depending on who came close to the win. They sighed in relief as Nina kicked out from Ashley's The Bell Tolls and expressed their disappoitment when Steele saved the blonde from the former intern's Snakebite. There was only one minute left now, and Jacob Figgins was alone in the ring with Ash for the ultimate father/daughter standoff. He had no qualms breaking some rules to "teach her a lesson" or simply put, to retain his title, raking her eyes and hitting her with the Moonshine Delirium (full nelson lifted into a flatliner). But before he could make the pin, Abby sneaked up behind him and kicked him on the leg, forcing him down to one knee perfectly positioned for the Fore (Natural Selection). Ash was very close to their position but she didn't make it in time to break up the pin. Or maybe, she didn't want to.

Tiff looked calm and serene as she walked to the ring, knowing that she would soon get her hands on Karen, and for once without Olly or Rainer interfering to help her. And the fact that anything goes, bar of course external help for her opponent, in a street fight definitely played in the Red Line winner, more so considering she likely got some advice from her mother, Brytain Rollins. If nobody was going to help her, Karen thought she could help herself, attacking Tiff from behind with a purse shot to the back of the head and making a quick cover, only getting a two count out of it. That gave the former two time Tag champion the early advantage, which she exploited almost perfectly by wearing down the Death Kicker and even making her bleed after driving her head into the exposed turnbuckle several times. But she never managed to close the deal, and it inevitably opened up to Tiff's comeback.

The former Cloud Gate champion made the best of the stipulation, taking the fight outside the ring and among the English fans. They battled in the stands and the fans loved being so close to the action, especially when Tiff pushed Karen down the stairs. They watched Eldon tumble all the way down and mocked her for this fall from grace. But Tiff was far from done, watching the opponent from the top of the stairs. As soon as Karen began to stand up, helping herself with the barricade, she ran down and jumped, hitting Eldon on the back of the head with the Peacemaker. The two kept going, Karen desperately fighting to attempt a final comeback by any means, pulling out a can of pepper spray from her purse and blinding the opponent with it. She took advantage of the situation and charged toward Tiff, looking to put her down with the Can I Speak To Your Manager? running knee. But even though she couldn't see her, Rollins felt her coming and was quick to grab a chair from the floor and toss her at the oncoming opponent, catching her right on the face and stopping her on her tracks. Through teary and red irritated eyes, she then blasted Karen with the Death Kick, picking up the win.

Some called this an overdue reckoning, some said it was karma. Some found it unfair, despite their dislike for the current MWE World champion. Even the four competitors involved seemed to have different opinon on this controversial booking. Duke and Andrew were looking forward to get their payback on Julian, whille Melissa looked like she would rather be anywhere but here, only stepping in the ring out of a sense of duty toward the fans. As for Savell instead, he walked what looked a lot like his green mile with his head held high, fearless and proud even if the situation was hopeless. He fought hard and valiantly, taking on the Riot champion and the former World champion at once, punching both of them to the skull until the numbers game eventually caught up on him and the duo launched him against the cage wall. Reeves watched from aside, not taking part in the beatdown yet. She looked uncomfortable, and even though Julian often relied on his goons to outnumber and punish his rivals, thus including herself, she didn't seem keen to stoop on his level and give him a taste of his own medicine.

In a way, she helped him by taking him away from the opponents' furious stomps and light up his chest with a series of chops, backing him down to the opposite corner. She then dropped him on his head with a vicious DDT and hooked the leg, looking to end this controversial match quick, but Julian kicked out in two. Duke and Raynes went to join her in the beatdown, but she told them to stay out of the way. Savell took advantage of that tension and hit the Riot champion with a low blow. Before Mel and Duke could react, he bashed their heads together and knocked them down. He focused his attacks mostly on Raynes, slamming his head against the cage repeatedly and grinding his face against the cold steel. But Andrews quickly got up to his feet and lifted Savell in the air, driving him onto his knee for a massive backbreaker.

Julian was a crimson mask. Andrews and Raynes weren't holding back, and seemingly enjoyed punishing the World champion. They were in no rush whatsoever, taking their sweet time beating up the founder of The Division while at the same time taunting his partners. Especially Olly, calling his name and asking him to come save his "daddy", well aware that it would cost Julian the title. Reeves seemed to have had enough of this and headed straight to the door, ready to walk out and, by doing so, end the match. Andrew Raynes saw her and grabbed her by the arm, stopping the former World champion and forcing her to turn around as he clearly wasn't done with Julian yet. Tension built between them with Melissa eventually hitting her own partner with the Magnitude Nine and leaving him flat on his back. Duke momentarily stopped kicking Julian to confront Reeves about what just happened, thus giving Savell time to recover. Julian got up and suplexed Andrews straight into the cage, and just like that, he and Mel were the only ones standing. In an incredible turn of events, Julian really had a chance to obtain a shocking and unexpected win. He fought with everything he had left, which unfortunately for him wasn't much. Reeves eventually got the best of him with her Facial Deconstructor, but right as she was about to make the pin, Raynes returned the courtesy from before and knocked her down with the Code Of The Sith. Wrestling's Toughest Out then delivered his own finisher on the World champioin, picking him up and dropping him with the Shattered Glass. Showing great generosity, he then allowed Duke to take his shot as well, finishing Julian off with the Andrews Effect.