After a commercial from Stacker 2, the regular monday night showing of Hangover returns. The thousands in attendence tonight can be heard miles and miles away, their chants getting even louder as minutes of anticipation pass on. The card has been explosive so far with the lightsaber on a pole match, the battle royal, and Hank Versus Chilly. Gabriel Winterborn and James have just duked it out, leaving the fans of BUD wanting more. What better way to feed their thirst for entertainment than to give them a Franchise title match, right? With that being said, the lights dim in the arena, causing the audience to go bezerk. Another long awaited match was about to get underway. Blue and white strobe lights begin flashing in rapid succession. It doesn't take to long for the audience to figure out who this is. "Metalingus" hits the PA system, and moments later, the ever so arrogant Andrew Frost stands at the top of the ramp, the Franchise Championship proudly draped over his shoulder.

Lilly: "The following is scheduled for one fall, and is for the BUD Franchise Championship! Making his way to the ring first, at a height of Six Four, weighing in at Two-Hundred, Forty-Two pounds, he is the Franchise Champion, Andrew Frost!"

The anouncement by Lilly is proceeded by a mixed reaction. Many boo the Franchise Champion, while others seem to enjoy his presence, granting him a load of cheers. His feeling his casual, as usual, and he lets off a "Don't-Give-A-Fuck" attitude with the laid back demeanor of his life. He doesn't seem to worried about this match to come. He has successfully defend his Franchise Championship for almost six months now, and Leaky Format has proven himself to be no match for Andrew. He walks down towards the ring, his eyes narrowed as he nears the bottom of the ramp. It's evident that he's thinking about the match at hand, as his attitude begins to slowly melt away. The crowd can see it with the way he walks, and the way he stands, as Frost jump onto the aapron, steeping through the ropes. He gets up on the nearest turnbuckle, and raises the Franchise title into the air. The fan reactin is as it has always been, a thin line between love and hate. Frost jumps off of the turnbuckle as the music dies away, and he removes the strap from his shoulder, graciously handing it over to the referee.

"Yes, Yes, Ya!
Your dreams are now fufilled! Get out your seats and let's get ill!
Live before your very eyes, he is the epitome of greatness, your wrestling icon...
Give it up for the leaky one... LEAKY FORMAT"

It's known by Lilly that Leaky comes equip with his own interence, much like Ken Kennedy from the WWE, so she steps out of the ring. The epitome of greatness steps through the black velvet curtain, and walks right onto the steel ramp. There is no mixture of reations this time, as Leaky is met with an overwhelming amount of boos and "Leaky sucks" chants. Just like always Leaky's ears seem to here compliments as he waves back to the fans, and has an arrogant smile on his face. It's almost as if he is living in some alternate reality. Leaky spins on the ramp, drops to his knees and an array of pryos erupt from the sides of the ramp. He walks to the ring, with his cocky strut taunting the crowd. He slides under the ring and looks at Frost. Leaky has had many title shots, but would this be the time that he would be able to finally win the Franchise title? Leaky does another muscle pose, before the music dies out.

Charlie Cash: "If memory serves me right, Leaky hasn't had a Franchise title shot in almost a year. Will tonight prove that Leaky's abilities have been rising?"

Jimmy Fingers: "Leaky hasn't had a Franchise title shot, because he's not good enough, and it'll surprise the hell out of me if somehow, he ends up winning tonight."

Ding Ding Ding. The bell sounds the audience is immediatly on their feet. It was the only championship match of the night, and a good one at that. A number one contender had already been crowned, so the winner of this match would go on to defend the title against Justin Black at 2008 Wayz 2 Die. The two circle around the ring, looking for an opening. Andrew is immediatly on the defense, planning to show exactly how he's kept the title for so long. He goes low and grabs at Leaky's leg, but Leaky knocks it away. The two both go back on the defensive, until Andrew tries the same thing, with Leaky knocking away his hand again. This time, out of the blocked attack, the two go into a tie up and try a test of strength. Leaky gets the better of Andrew, and ends up behind him, in a reverse grapple. Andrew won't have it, elbowing Leaky in the face to break his grip. Leaky let's go, clutching his face in pain, as Andrew takes advtange of this. He knees Leaky in the gut, and Leaky doubles over. Andrew takes a hold of Leaky, and quickly executes an overhead release bell-to-belly, crashing Leaky into the mat, the first move of the night. Andrew goes and attempts to bring Leaky to his feet by his hair, but just like Andrew, Leaky won't have it either, and he immediatly sends a punch towards Any's gut. This allows Leaky to explode out of his position with a huge closeline.

Charlie Cash: "It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that both of these men really want this. It appears to be going back and fowarth, with nobody giving in just yet."

Andrew Frost is knocked to the mat, his head hitting it with a crash. Andrew holds the back of his head, as Leaky gets him to his feet. From there he puts Andrew into a modified headlock. Leaky tries his best to put on the pressure but he seems to be failing, Andrew is slowly slipping out. Even so, Leaky tries to rectify the situation, but even he knows it's not working out. With that, he plants Frost with a rear naked choke drop. Andrew rolls to the side, and uses the ropes to get to his feet. As Frost is doing this, Leaky is taunting the crowd, his ego getting the best of him. Andrew is now on his feet, stalking Leaky from behind. Too bad his ego is getting the best of it. Leaky turns around and gets caught right in the midsection with a hard spear from Frost. From there, Frost throws punt after punch onto Leaky's head, attempting to wear him down. Andrew drags Leaky to the middle of the ring, before he begins rushing towards the ropes, bounds back and performs an amazing first drop right onto Leaky's head. It seems Andrew is really focused now. Andy gets Leaky to his feet, and uppercuts Leaky right to the face.

Jimmy Fingers: "Andrew Frost seems to be ahead of things now, really working the same spot."

Now it's Andrew with the arrogant act, but of course, he won't let it be his downfall like Leaky. He gets Leaky to his feet once again and goes for another uppercut, but this time, Leaky ducks. This sets Leaky up in back of Andrew, which is perfect for Leaky's german suplex, that he uses to send Frost into the mat with. The two get to their feet and Leaky hits Frost in the face, Frost gives him a punch right back, then Leaky retaliates, followed by Frost once again. It seems like a neverending chain of punches when Leaky knocks Frost of balance with one of his punches. After that, Leaky leaps into the air and lands a perfect dropkick right to Frost's chest, which sends Frost to the mat again. They both get to their feet, but it's Leaky who is in the driver seat now, and he kicks Frost in the stomache, after which he sets up for a suplex. Leaky lifts Frost high into the air in a suplex position butu doesn't drop him down just yet, oh no. He stalls for a bit, and then begins walking, showing to the fans just how strong he is. Leaky ends up walking over near the turnbuckle, where Andrew's weight becomes to much for him, and again, Leaky's ego gets the best of him. Frost falls down, and lands on his feet on the other side of the aapron. Leaky punches, but Frost ducks, and then shoulders Leaky in the stomach. Frost uses the ropes to flip over Leaky and grab his neck on the way down, planting Leaky hard with a neckbreaker. With that, Frost sees an opening that would secure him another successful title defense. With Leaky pretty much laid out on the mat before him, Frost begins to ascend to the top rope. Once on top, he taunts to the crowd, and then leaps, looking for the Avalanche [Click Here]. Unfortunantly, Leaky is just on his game tonight, and appears to always be on step ahead of Frost, moving out of the way, just in the nick of time. Frost comes crashing down to the canvas with a large bang, which almost spells the end for Frost. Leaky is tired out, and uses this time to recover a bit, before continuing his assult, which also gives Frost time to recover. Thus, both lay on the canvas.

Charlie Cash: "Holy Crap. Andrew just missed wih the Avalanche! Leaky's victory is almost certain if Frost couldn't connect..."

Thee two slowly get to their feet, with the help of nearby ropes. The two gaze at each other from across the ring, you can feel the heat within the air, and the time was right to make a move. If someone was going to come out on top, they would have to do something right now. It was at this moment that both advance forward and lock up. Andrew gets the better of the showdown, and takes ahold of Leaky's arm in an armbar. Leaky screams out in pain, but Andrew know he won't submit. No, he's going to have to do something bigger and better if he wants to win the match. Andrew tosses Leaky into the ropes, and lets Leaky bound back. As Leaky is coming back, Andrew bends over, getting ready to toss Leaky over his head for a back drop. Instead, Leaky sees what is about to go on, and being the clever man that he is, leaps into the air before he gets there, raising one leg in the air. In doing so, he plants Andrew with an unexpected Wet Down [Click Here]. The fans out there rooting for Leaky, and even the ones that aren't, immediatly raise to their feet with cheers. Not so much that they're cheering for Leaky, but they are cheering for the unsuspected move he just pulled off. The fans always love spontanious finishers and high impact matches.

Jimmy Fingers: "Oh my god! Leaky just countered that with The Wet Down. He might actually be able to pull this off. Cover him, Leaky! Cover him!"

You didn't need to tell him twice, because a moment later, Leaky had rolled Andrew over, and hooked the leg. The refeee ran for his previous spot in the ring, and began to count.

One...Two...Three!

The fans go crazy, because for once in a very long time, they actually witnessed a good match that Leaky somehow managed to win. Everyone is on their feet, for the ingenius ending to the match moreso than Leaky actually winning. It didn't stop Leaky from viewing it in his favor though, and had a little celebration of his own inside the ring. Celebrating his long awaited Franchise title win, and celebrating the end of a Franchise era in "Ice Man" Andrew Frost. Six months, all to lose to Leaky Format. The referee walks into the ring with the Franchise title, going towards Leaky who is now on his feet with joy. Leaky takes the belt from the ref and raises it high.

Charlie Cash: "Can you believe it Jimmy! Can you believe that Leaky Format actually managed to capture a BUD championship...without cheating!"

Jimmy Fingers: "I really don't believe it Charlie, and I'll be the last one to admit this match ever took place. You have to admit that was a sick ending though!"

Leaky continues rot raise the Franchise Championship in the air with joy, taunting it as if it was the World Heavyweight title. Just then, the new number one contender, Justin Black shows up on the steel ramp with a smile on his face. He looks at Leaky down in the ring with his title, taunting him. Leaky, not one to take abuse, yells threats to Justin, as Black just stands there smiling. He knows Leaky won't be able to escape him, and at 2008 Wayz 2 Die, there is no way Leaky will be able to walk out as champion. After the celebration, which the crowd saw, Leaky walked away with the Franchise Championship. Backstage as he is greeted by the Leak Guards Angela Jackson comes up into the celebration for a post-match interview.