Recap from last week where Harry Harris and Miles Stylish work together to take Abyss out with a chairshot.

We cut to the ring with a steel cage hanging above the ring as “Sharp Dressed Man” by ZZ Top plays and out comes Miles Stylish, who calls out Harry Harris. Harris comes out and the two men go back and forth, with their history being brought up. Neither man trusts the other but they agree to join forces at War Games. Harris says this is the biggest match in NAWA history, with the ownership of the company hanging in the balance and Stylish says he might not like Harris, but he doesn’t want the company in the hands of Larry Sweeney. Stylish says Harris can trust him one hundred percent, as Sweeney was the one that banned Stylish from competing for the NAWA World Title after he lost to Raven back at Wildfire. Out comes Larry Sweeney, who cuts a promo, talking about War Games. How tonight since Miles Stylish and Harry Harris are now on the same side, they can team up for the very first time against Chris Sabin and Abyss in a little preview for War Games. In fact, let’s not wait until later tonight, let’s get this match started right now.

Out rushes Chris Sabin and Abyss, followed by Tony Mamaluke, Ron Killings, and Matt Bentley. Harry Harris and Miles Stylish fight valiantly, but are stomped down in the center of the ring and battered until Team 3D rush down to the back. The battle lines are a bit evened up and the Gambler rushes out, swinging his briefcase to even them up all the way. Sweeney yells since there’s a cage hanging above the ring, we can have another preview for War Games to kick things off tonight on Glory. One member of Harris’s team against one member of Sweeney’s team inside the unforgiving confines of the steel cage. The Gambler offers his services and Mamaluke jumps on it, a chance to gain some revenge on the Gambler for some recent misfortunes. Sweeney orders the cage to be lowered and security comes out to remove the other eight men from around ringside, including Sweeney. Sweeney protests but security states they are doing this under orders of NAWA owner Matt Harms. The announcers hype up the opening match between the Gambler and Tony Mamaluke coming up next inside a Steel Cage. We’ll be right back after this.

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Steel Cage Match The Gambler vs. Tony Mamaluke

Punch battle starting off this match, won by the Gambler. The Gambler batters Mamaluke with a series of punches and throws him into the ropes, where he launches him up and down with a high back body drop. Inverted atomic drop and Mamaluke bounces up into the air, for some forearm shots from the Gambler and a clothesline brings Mamaluke down. Kneedrop scores a two count and the Gambler scoops up Mamaluke, before slamming him down. The Gambler climbs to the second rope and kneedrop misses. Mamaluke kicks the leg of the Gambler and dragon screw brings him down to the canvas, before he turns him over into a Half Boston Crab, pulling back on the leg. Mamaluke is really working on the leg of the Gambler, before he releases the hold and picks up the Gambler. Knee first rammed into the cage and Mamaluke dropkicks the knee, before delivering a single leg takedown and a scissors stomp. Kneebar attempt but the Gambler kicks Mamaluke off.

Mamaluke bounces back up to his feet and the Gambler peppers him with a series of punches, but Mamaluke kneelifts him. European Uppercut and the Gambler is rammed into the cage, before Mamaluke pastes him with another European Uppercut. Snap mare and dropkick to the back of the head sets up a cravate but the Gambler quickly fights that one. Mamaluke rams the Gambler into the cage twice and Rocker Dropper delivered the Gambler. Two count only off of that move and Mamaluke kneels down, pounding away on the Gambler with punches. The Gambler is picked up and hammered with an European uppercut. Thrown into the cage hard and Mamaluke delivers a kneelift which sets up the Gambler for a pair of snap suplex into a brain buster. The Gambler has been dropped down onto his head and Mamaluke covers for a two count. He goes back to the head of the Gambler, ramming him into the cage hard, before turning and dropping him with a Michinoku Driver for a two count.

Mamaluke beats on the Gambler, before he kneels down, applying a cravate to the Gambler. The referee checks the Gambler and the arm is dropped two and a half times, before the Gambler fights out with elbow smashes, but Mamaluke shoves the Gambler off. Kick is blocked but Mamaluke connects with a stepover spin kick. The Gambler goes down and Mamaluke climbs to the top of the cage. Remember, in the New Age Wrestling Alliance, you can’t win a cage match by escaping the cage and Mamaluke is on the top of the cage before he leaps off. EUROPEAN UPPERCUT OFF OF THE TOP OF THE CAGE STUNS THE GAMBLER! The Gambler drops to the canvas and Mamaluke picks up the Gambler, before grabbing him. Elbows driven down to the chest and Mamaluke runs up the ropes, before drilling him with the Sicilian Neck Tie. The Gambler crumples to the canvas from the impact and Mamaluke covers him hooking the leg. Two and nine tents count when the Gambler rolls the shoulder up off the canvas.

Mamaluke stomps the Gambler and European Uppercut, followed by a leg lariat. Mamaluke signals for the Pryamid of Sicily but the Gambler fights the move, taking Mamaluke down with a double leg take down. MAMALUKE IS CATAPULTED RIGHT INTO THE CAGE! He staggers right into a belly to back suplex from the Gambler. Standing ten count but the Gambler rolls an arm onto Mamaluke for a two count. The Gambler picks up Mamaluke and throws him into the cage, before he spears him down. Mamaluke is picked up and drilled with a DDT for a two count. The Gambler picks up Mamaluke but Mamaluke drills him with a knee and an European Uppercut, before he climbs to the top of the cage. The Gambler follows up on the top rope and climbs up the cage, punching Mamaluke. Vicious forearm right to the face nearly knocks Mamaluke off the top of the cage to the floor before but the Gambler hangs ont him. MAMALUKE IS LAUNCHED OFF THE TOP OF THE CAGE WITH A GORILLA PRESS SLAM! The crowd cheers as the Gambler is on the top of the fifteen foot high steel cage and he leaps off. ROULETTE SPIN OFF THE TOP OF THE CAGE! The Gambler just nailed Mamaluke into next week and he covers hooking the leg to score the pin!

Cage Match: The Gambler pinned Tony Mamaluke with the Roulette Spin in 0:15:18. Rating: ****

The Gambler gets the win tonight on Glory, as War Games is hyped up. Two rings, a double sized steel cage, ten men in the most dangerous match in wrestling. Harry Harris, Miles Stylish, the Gambler, and Team 3D against Abyss, Chris Sabin, Matt Bentley, Ron Killings, and Tony Mamaluke in three days time at Last Chance in Redemption. If Harris’s team wins, then he gets five minutes alone in the steel cage with Larry Sweeney. If Sweeney’s team wins, then he will not only be the NAWA Commissioner, but the owner of the New Age Wrestling Alliance, as Matt Harms will sign controlling interest of the company over to Sweeney. The only way to win is to make a member of the opposing team surrender or submit. A high stakes match with ten of the most exciting NAWA megastars this Sunday on Pay Per View.

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Christopher Daniels and AJ Styles vs. NAWA Television Champion Samoa Joe and NAWA International Champion Scott Steiner

Joe and Steiner have some uneasy moments, due to the fact they had a brutal match for the NAWA Television Title back at StarClash 05. Styles and Daniels work over their opponents with high impact, high octane double teaming offense. Joe is double dropkicked to the floor and Styles delivers a pescado, before he pounds away at Joe and rolls him into the ring. Pair of shoulders to the midsection and attempted springboard forearm smash is caught in a powerslam. Joe stomps and beats Styles, before he delivers a kneedrop right to the chest. Joe picks up Styles and throws him into the corner. Corner kneelift and Steiner forces a tag, entering the ring to hammer away on AJ Styles. He is thrown into the corner and belly to back suplex brings Styles down. Steiner beats down Styles and belly to belly suplex brings him down. Steiner kneels down and chokes the life out of Styles, before dropping a pair of elbows down across the chests of the Phenominal one. Styles is thrown into the corner and Steiner beats him in the corner, before hitting an overhead belly to belly suplex, folding Styles up for a nearfall.

Steiner pounds away at Styles but Joe makes the tag and hits a pump kick. Styles crumples to the canvas for a two count and Joe beats on Styles, going from a Half Boston to an STF to a Cross-Face submission in rapid fury but Styles makes it to the ropes. Joe beats on Styles and goes for a power bomb but Styles counters with a rana. Race to the corner and tag to Steiner but Christopher Daniels is tagged in. Daniels is a house of fire, taking both Joe and Steiner out. Daniels beats on Steiner and spin kick sets up a vicious STO dropping Steiner down to the canvas for a two count. Daniels climbs to the outside and springboard legdrop for a two count before Joe breaks up the cover. Styles leaps into the ring and knocks Joe through the ropes. Daniels beats on Steiner and prepares for the Angel’s Wings but Steiner counters with a high back body drop. Kick right to the midsection and Steiner delivers a double underhook into a power bomb, folding Daniels up onto the canvas. Joe and Styles brawl to the back, as Steiner beats on Daniels with a series of punches, ignoring the warnings of the referee. He then throttles Daniels with a choke. Daniels thrashes in pain as the referee puts the count on, reaching in five. He warns Steiner but Steiner still refuses and the referee calls for the bell, disqualifying Steiner!

Christopher Daniels and AJ Styles defeated Samoa Joe and Scott Steiner when C. Daniels defeated S. Steiner by disqualification in 0:09:55. Rating: ** ¾

Steiner beats the referee and throws him to the floor, before he grabs the pipe and waffles Daniels with it, and chokes him out with the pipe. Security pours from the back, as we hype Christopher Daniels against Scott Steiner for the NAWA International Title at Last Chance at Redemption. Also AJ Styles takes on Samoa Joe for the NAWA Television Title. Steiner is pulled off, looking like a crazed lunatic.

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Footage is shown of Low-Ki’s crushing victory over Bryan Danielson two weeks ago to capture the NAWA Cruiserweight Title and Danielson will be out for quite some time, suffering a torn left triceps in that match. We understand Bryan Danielson wanted to take his return match at Last Chance at Redemption, but the doctors would not under any circumstances clear him to compete that soon so he’s been benched until the latter part of 2006. Low-Ki now under the tutelage of Larry Sweeney is more dangerous than ever, having ended the longest championship reign in NAWA history. Low-Ki has sent out an open challenge and the Briscoe Brothers are out, we understand Jay Briscoe has won a coin toss and will take a non title match with Low-Ki tonight on Glory.

Jay Briscoe(w/Mark Briscoe) vs. NAWA Cruiserweight Champion Low-Ki(w/Larry Sweeney)(Non Title Match)

Low-Ki’s kicks catch Briscoe off balance at the bell, it only takes one to knock a man out. Briscoe pivots and fires some punches, knocking Low-Ki back. Briscoe goes for a kick but Low-Ki catches it. Briscoe catches Low-Ki with a vicious enzuigiri to the back of the head and he quickly goes to the outside. Shoulder to the midsection and springboard sunset flip for a two count. Jay Briscoe beats on Low-Ki with a series of punches and into the ropes. Tilt a whirl into a backbreaker and Jay bounces off the ropes, before he delivers a running somersault elbowdrop for a two count. Jay picks up Low-Ki and hammers him, before hoisting him up and bringing him down with a spinebuster. Jay is on the outside, climbing to the top rope and flying cross body block connects for a two count. Low-Ki is picked up and Jay hammers him with punches, before he blitzes Low-Ki with a vicious lariat for a two count. Another lariat is ducked and Low-Ki kicks Jay right in the chest.

More kicks right to the chest and Low-Ki picks up Jay, before hanging him upside down in the tree of woe. Low-Ki hammers away at Jay in the corner with kicks and steps back. Baseball slide dropkick right into the corner and now the NAWA Cruiserweight Champion goes to work with a series of Baba chops to the back of the head. Koppo kick in the corner and the brain buster is set up, before Low-Ki climbs to the top rope. DOUBLE STOMP OFF THE TOP ROPE NEARLY COLLAPSES THE CHEST OF BRISCOE! Low-Ki refuses to go for the cover, he instead applies a dragon clutch, really putting the pressure on. Briscoe attempts to fight out and Low-Ki releases, to maliciously kick the back of the head of Briscoe. Briscoe fights out from underneath, manning up but a shot right to the ribs of Low-Ki and Low-Ki blasts him with a superkick, before he climbs to the top rope. Moonsault connects right to the chest of Jay Briscoe and Low-Ki covers him hooking the leg for a two count. Low-Ki picks up Jay Briscoe and into the ropes. The head is ducked and Jay catches him with a swinging neckbreaker, bringing him down.

Jay is to the outside and springboard splash down across Low-Ki scores a two count. Larry Sweeney is on the apron but Mark Briscoe pulls him off. Jay hammers away at Low-Ki and goes for the Jay Driller but Low-Ki counters with a high back body drop. Low-Ki measures Jay and kick to the head is ducked and Jay leaps up, before he monkey flips Low-Ki right into the corner. Low-Ki bounces back, right into a belly to back set up and BACKDROP DRIVER DRILLS HIM DOWN RIGHT ONTO HIS HEAD! The crowd pops big time before Jay picks up him, setting him up for the kill. JAY DRILLER BRINGS HIM DOWN! Low-Ki has been brought down as Jay covers hooking the leg. Three count is made and the crowd goes nuts as Jay Briscoe has just beaten the NAWA Cruiserweight Champion in a non title match.

Jay Briscoe pinned Low-Ki with the J-Driller in 0:10:03. Rating: *** ½

Jay Briscoe gets his hand raised for the victory, as Sweeney looks distressed. Low-Ki loses a non title match tonight on Glory and the Briscoe Brothers celebrate the win tonight.

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Jay Briscoe against Low-Ki for the NAWA Cruiserweight Championship has been added for Last Chance at Redemption as a result of the previous match.

Jerry Lynn comes down to the ringside area to join the announcers for some color commentary for the next match, as he prepares for his NAWA World Championship opportunity against Raven at Last Chance at Redemption.

Austin Aries vs. NAWA World Champion Raven(non title match)

Aries uses his quickness to take Raven off guard. A pair of armdrags and Raven is knocked down, before Aries quickly hits a springboard axe handle and then climbs to the outside for a shoulder to the midsection and a springboard dropkick. Two count on Raven and Aries continues to beat on Raven, before bringing him down with running somersault neckbreaker. To the outside but Raven knocks Aries off the ring apron, causing him to crash into the guardrail. Raven is on the floor and he beats on Aries, throwing him into the ring steps, before pounding him with elbows. RUSSIAN LEGSWEEP SENDS ARIES INTO THE GUARDRAIL HARD! Raven rolls Aries into the ring and beats on him, stomping him, before kneelifting him into the corner. Bulldog out of the corner scores a two count and Raven keeps pounding away at Aries, before hitting a side slam, sending him down to the canvas for a two count. Raven beats on Aries and delivers a reverse neckbreaker, before he slaps on a cobra clutch!

The crowd is booing Raven, as Lynn says Raven might be the only three time NAWA World Champion in the company’s history, but this Sunday is Jerry Lynn’s time to capture the gold. Aries fights out of the cobra clutch and runs up the buckles, before he flips backwards into a bridge which gets a two count. Raven hammers away at Aries some more and reverse thrust kick brings him down. Aries is down and Raven continues to beat on him some more. Snake eyes in the corner and Raven delivers a forearm smash, before he turns around and Russian Legsweep brings Aries down to the canvas. Raven stands in the crucifix position, taunting Lynn at ringside but Aries fights back from underneath. Vicious leaping elbow strike and Aries grabs Raven around the head, before he climbs to the second rope. TORNADO DDT BRINGS RAVEN DOWN! One of Lynn’s pet moves and Aries hits it perfectly. It only gets a two and nine tenths count when Raven is in the ropes and Raven quickly rolls to the floor, right in time for Aries to baseball slide Raven into the guardrail and TOPE SUICIDA RIGHT SENDS RAVEN INTO THE GUARDRAIL!

Raven is beaten and Aries throws him into the ring, before hitting a slingshot senton for a two count. Aries continues to hammer away at Raven but the head is ducked allowing Raven to kick and then clothesline him. Raven kneels down and beats Aries with punches, before climbing to the top rope no Aries catches Raven and slams him down off the buckles. Raven lands to the canvas hard and Aries is on the top rope. Missile Dropkick scores a nearfall on Raven. Aries beats on Raven and throws him into the ropes no reversed. Raven ducks the head and Aries delivers a sunset flip for a two count. Aries kneelifts Raven and brain buster is blocked, so Aries opts for a small package for a close nearfall. Aries beats on Raven and throws him into the corner. Waistlock and GERMAN SUPLEX INTO A BRIDGE! Two and nine tenths count as Aries was a half of a second away from beating the NAWA World Champion three days before Last Chance at Redemption. Aries beats on Raven with forearms right across the back of the head and brain buster is countered when Raven slides behind. Raven shoves Aries up and sliding leg trip right into the ankle lock no Aries pulls himself up and kicks Raven off. Raven staggers and Aries hooks him. BRAIN BUSTER BRINGS HIM DOWN! Aries now is climbing to the top rope. 450 Splash, no Raven rolls out the way, wait Aries lands on his feet, and RAVEN NAILS HIM WITH THE EVENFLOW DDT OUT OF NOWHERE! Three seconds later and Raven scores the pin to win this match but this was a great one!

Raven pinned Austin Aries with the Evenflow DDT in 0:10:45. Rating: ****

Raven gets the win tonight but Austin Aries gave him a bit closer of a match than he would have liked this close to Last Chance at Redemption. Lynn and Raven have a staredown, as Lynn promises to capture the NAWA World Title this Sunday.

Coming up next, Chris Sabin and Abyss against Harry Harris and Miles Stylish, our feature bout on Glory!

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Harry Harris and Miles Stylish vs. Chris Sabin and Abyss(w/Larry Sweeney)

Harris and Sabin start out, with Harris battering Sabin with a series of punches, before throwing him into the ropes. High back body drop and a clothesline, before Harris rams Sabin headfirst into the foot of Miles Stylish, who springboards into the ring. Springboard clothesline wipes Sabin out and Stylish hammers away at Sabin, throwing him into the ropes. Spinning headscissors off the ropes sends Sabin down to the canvas. Stylish kneels down and beats on Sabin, before bringing him down with a swinging vertical suplex for close two count. Sabin is battered with a series of uppercuts and into the ropes. Stylish ducks the head and Sabin rattles him with a kneelift, before he bounces off the ropes. Rocker Dropper brings him down to the canvas for a two count. Sabin picks up Stylish and hammers him. Northern Lights suplex and bridge for a two count.

Sabin beats on Stylish with some high impact offense and throws him to the floor. While Sabin distracts the referee, Abyss drops down and beats on Stylish, before bearhugging him and ramming him into the ringpost back first. The crowd cheers as Harry Harris rushes around the ring, beating Abyss with a series of punches, before the referee goes to the floor to break up the brawl, allowing Sabin to deliver a baseball slide and ram Stylish headfirst into the timekeeper’s bell. Rolled into the ring and Springboard Oklahoma Side Roll brings Stylish down for a two count. Spinning leg lariat and tag to Abyss. Abyss enters the ring, hammering Stylish with a series of punches, before flattening him with a clothesline and a pair of elbowdrops. Abyss picks up Stylish and scoops him up, before snapping him over with a fallaway slam for another two count. Abyss beats on Stylish and into the ropes, before a running body attack brings Stylish down and Abyss climbs to the top rope, delivering a vicious pump splash for a two count. More beating by Abyss and by the throat. CHOKE SLAM BRINGS STYLISH DOWN! Harris breaks up the cover at two and nine tenths, allowing Sabin to choke Stylish from behind with the tag rope as Abyss beats him in the corner.

Abyss holds Stylish and Sabin delivers a missile dropkick to Stylish for a two count. Jabs rock Stylish and Sabin delivers a short arm clothesline, before he climbs to the outside. Springboard clothesline brings Stylish down to the canvas and Sabin covers hooking the leg for a two count. Sabin beats on Stylish and goes for the Cradle Shock but STYLISH COUNTERS WITH A DDT BRINGING SABIN DOWN! Race to the corner to make the tag. Tag to Abyss and tag made to Harry Harris who enters the ring, fists of fire. Vicious punches to Abyss and a clothesline knocks Sabin for a loop. Harris throws Abyss into the corner and running knee strike in the corner, before he brings him down with a sitdown faceslam. Harris backs off and forward roll into a somersault senton gets a two count when Abyss powers out. Harris beats on Abyss and throws him into the ropes, as Stylish enters the ring, beating down Sabin with a series of punches. Springboard swinging bulldog wipes Sabin out, as Bentley, Killings, and Mamaluke are out but intercepted by Team 3D and the Gambler. The crowd is booing as all ten men involved in War Games are brawling, as the referee throws this match out, ruling it a no contest.

Harry Harris and Miles Stylish and Chris Sabin and Abyss battled to a no-contest in 0:14:55. Rating: *** ¼

All ten men are brawling all over the arena as its breaking down. War Games is hyped up as the brawl continues, as we are running short on time, no scratch that, we are out of time. Order Last Chance at Redemption this Sunday only on Pay Per View! See you then!