 a knee injury is the last thing he needs.
Jim Gunt: We see Ataxia is down there with a ring crew, consoling Patriot while the crew fixes the turnbuckle. Folks, we'll keep you updated on the American Patriot's status. Plus, Eric Dane's scored a huge victory. Damn, Rolash, just...damn!! You just hate to see that!
Jim Gunt: OK, we just received word that something has happened backstage and it involves Azrael. Tara?
The picture switches backstage, where Tara and a camera man are running towards some commotion. Azrael is unmoving in between some toppled over gear boxes, with a medic attending to him, while a little down the hall Lucas Greene is arguing with CWF's towering head of security, T.J. "Fridge" Flint.
Tara Robinson: T.J., Lucas, what happened?
T.J. Flint: Well Tara, we've been called here due to an altercation with this gentlemen here and Azrael. When I arrived, Azrael already was over there in the middle of the boxes and Mr. Greene here was trying to abscond from the scene.
Tara Robinson: Lucas, how did this all happen?
Lucas Greene: I was just back here, minding my own business, when this, this dude there came by and started to yell at me, he said that I was part of the problem. But I wasn't doing anything!
T.J. Flair: Uh, Mr. Greene, you are leaving out a little detail.
So far T.J. has had one hand behind his back and as he brings it forward, he is holding a huge doobie. Lucas turns red.
Lucas Greene: Oh, that... Ehm, it's...oh yes, it is medicinal, all medicinal!
T.J. is looking at him with a grim look.
Lucas Greene: OK, ok, it's just to relax, dude, maybe you should give it to that guy there, he needs it more than I do. That dude's got anger issues!
Azrael: You will pay for this!
The camera whirls around, showing Azrael, who is sitting up, with his face contorted in anger, not a trace of his usual apathy visible. As Lucas slowly backs away, the picture fades.
Jim Gunt: No news from Dr. Leggett concerning the injury of The American Patriot so far, but it looks like Azrael is making friends with some of the new people already, Lucas Greene apparently does not quite see eye to eye with our Archangel and I would not be surprised to see these two having an official go at it soon, maybe as soon as Summer Games!
Mike Rolash: And now for the grand return of Jace Valentine, ready to take apart the first of the Forsaken tonight!
“From the Pinnacle to the Pit” by Ghost begins to play as the lights go down and smoke fills the ramp. As spotlight sets upon the entrance, and “The Demon of Sobriety” Dorian Hawkhurst stands in an open legged stance with his arms out. He is wearing a long, leather trench coat and his trademark “Forsaken Demon” shirt. As the lead guitar comes in over the bass guitar, Chloe Hawkhurst crawls out from behind her father. She pops up on her knees, copying he father’s pose while sporting a Mia/Amelia shirt of her own.
A clip of Chloe Hawkhurst being hit in the head with a frying pan at Golden Intentions cuts in.
Jim Gunt: It’s good to see Chloe Hawkhurst back here after the concussion she sustained at the hands of Cassandra at Golden Intentions. But, I have to ask, is having her out here a good idea?
Mike Rolash: Of course it’s not. What kind of father allows his daughter to sit in the way of danger like that?
We cut back to the Hawkhursts, who have finished making their entrance to the ring.
“We’ve had Enough” by Alkaline Trio takes over, and the crowd absolutely erupts for the Jace that runs the Place. Jace Valentine struts out in the most extravagant of robes, flashing himself across the screen as he spins.
Ray Douglas: And his opponent, weighing in at 240 beefy pounds, “The World's Greatest Advice”,” The King of Canadian Controversy”, “The Host with the Most” Jace Valentine!!!
Valentine takes off his robes, handing them to a ring attendant and very, shall we say, firmly telling them not to make sure anything happens to them.
Joe Gunt: Listen to the crowd. You’d think they actually missed the Jacehole.
Mike Rolash: They did, obviously.
Valentine rolls into the squared circle and walks past the Hawkhursts, giving them a dismissive wave as he is going to the corner to raise his arms into the air to another round of resounding set of cheers. Dorian pats Chloe on the shoulder and holds the bottom rope open so she can roll out.
Jim Gunt: Jace Valentine looks to make his triumphant return. 
Mike Rolash: Jace isn’t going to have any problems with Hawkhurst as long as the Forsaken stay out of it.
The referee calls for the bell and the two men charge at each other. Jace catches Dorian with a shoulder to the stomach, but barely budges Hawkhurst who starts raining clubbing forearms on Valentine, dropping him to his knees.
Valentine’s answer is to throw his head upwards as forcefully as he can, turning the Demon’s grapes into wine. Dorian stumbles back a couple of steps before landing on his ass, sitting up in pain.
Jim Gunt and Mike Rolash both audibly wince.
Jim Gunt: Jace hits Dorian with the great equalizer.
Mike Rolash: It’s all legal in a hardcore match.
Valentine rolls out of the ring and Chloe Hawkhurst approaches him with a Kendo stick in her hand.
Jim Gunt: Where’d she get that?
Mike Rolash: Have you seen all the toys they keep under the ring when we have hardcore matches? We’re lucky she didn’t find a machete or something.
Jace takes a step forward and Chloe lunges while swinging the Kendo stick. Jace jumps back instinctively and then turns around and sprints to the other side of the ring, grabbing something out from under the ring. Jace slides a chair in and then comes in behind it. Dorian has made it up on all fours, but that doesn’t last long as Jace blasts him in the back with a steel chair, flattening the Demon. Jace puts his foot on Dorian’s spine and poses triumphantly.
Jim Gunt: Come on, this is uncalled for!
Mike Rolash: When you are as good as Jace Valentine, it is.
Dorian gets a burst of adrenaline and practically throws Jace off of him. He gets to his feet and charges at Jace. Valentine swings high with the chair, but Dorian ducks underneath. The behemoth comes off the ropes and this time, Jace throws the chair at Dorian’s feet. Dorian deftly leaps over the chair and catches Jace with a cross body, taking “The Jacehole” down.
Mike Rolash: Fly, Fatass! Fly!
Jim Gunt: Hawkhurst catches Jace by surprise and seems to have the upper hand for now.
Mike Rolash: I didn’t think he could jump that high. I mean, he could be outrun by a fourth grader.
Dorian uses his momentum to roll outside of the ring. He lands on his feet and walks over to the ring steps, taking the top set off. He throws them up and over the top rope, forcing the referee to have to step out of the way, but Jace runs up the steps and drops Dorian on the steps with a DDT.
Jim Gunt: That looked like a modified Ego Erasure! Valentine covers.
Valentine leans back in pain as Chloe Hawkhurst stands behind him with her Kendo stick. Jace turns around and Chloe hits him right where the shoulder and neck meet, causing Jace to wince in pain.
Mike Rolash: She’s nine. That can’t hurt that much.
Jim Gunt: You realize that she’s training in martial arts since she was 3.
Mike Rolash: No, I didn’t know that. It’s not in our notes.
Jim Gunt: Try talking to people.
Chloe flips Jace off and runs out of the ring. Jace follows, but Chloe has climbed under the ring. Dorian, meanwhile, has regained his composure and marches out to meet Jace. The two men stare each other down, with Jace giving Dorian a cocky look before turning the other way and running. Instead of giving chase, Dorian waits patiently as a steel pipe magically appears from under the ring.
Jim Gunt: It looks like we’ve found Chloe.
Mike Rolash: And Jace has found a toy of his own.
Dorian waves his daughter out, and as he does, Jace slides into the ring holding a kendo stick