 was walking with the stretcher, holding Evanston’s hand. However, Amanda Kraven stepped into view, with Vanessa Rocha by her side. Amanda said that Zoey would not be able to go with Evanston because she needed to get out in the ring where she had her match. Zoey said that she was more worried about Evanston. But Amanda said that if Zoey left, she would be insubordinate, and that would be grounds for dismissal. Zoey reluctantly kissed Matt’s hand and made her way toward the ring. Amanda Kraven was left smiling, with Vanessa Rocha still looking all business behind her.
Zoey Kiehl came out first, most likely assuming she was going to face off against a single opponent, like Matt Evanston had to. But Zoey was surprised to see the entrance of the dominant tag team Jaqueline Aulstrike and Tabitha Mullins. This punishment really couldn’t be any worse.  Rocking both towering women with hard stiff kicks, punches, forearms and anything else she could. But the size difference was a huge factor. Zoey just couldn’t fight both women off. And eventually, they took her to the outside and had a contest of who could throw her into the steel guardrail harder. Zoey began to get big welts across her back.
Zoey was able to get one more rush of adrenaline, knocking Tabitha to her knees with a Roaring Elbow, then blasting her with a shining wizard. But Jaqueline hit her with a clothesline from behind that sent her right to the arena floor. Jaqueline then reached under the ring and pulled out a table. She slid it into the ring, and next Zoey. Tabitha joined Jaqueline and Zoey in the ring, where she set up he table. The two then proceeded to hit Zoey with a spike powerbomb through the table. Zoey was knocked out. The referee called for the bell, the use of the foreign object was enough to disqualify Jaqueline and Tabitha, but the damage had been done. Zoey Kiehl technically won the match, but not the war.
And the duo wasn’t done yet. Tabitha now went to the outside and grabbed the bottom half of the steel steps. She slid them into the ring, where her and Aulstrike his Zoey with another spike powerbomb, this time on the solid steel steps. Kiehl was hurt. Jaqueline and Tabitha left the ringside area and EMTs once again rushed to the ring. 
A back and forth match with Amanda and Kennedy using more brawling maneuvers against the young Tokyo Bomb Angels. Akane Mae and Hisoka Li had the speed advantage by quite a bit, and also came off the ropes many times to surprise their opponents. Kennedy hit a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker on Akane Mae that really turned the tides in her and Amanda’s favor. Cortez then came into the ring and hit her finisher, the Fade to Black. But Hisoka was there to break up the pin, and the match turned into a wild brawl. Eventually Kennedy took Hisoka outside of the ring where she slammed her into the nearby announce table before planting her with a DDT on the arena floor. Amanda Cortez then hit Akane with the #1 Stunna, and made the pin for the three count.
After the match Amanda and Kennedy got on the microphone saying that they were the most dominant woman tag team that FFP has seen in quite sometime. They said that they would go by the name CULT, capital C-U-L-T. Then, they said that if Lizzy Kraven and Olivia Lee weren’t too busy, that maybe in a couple weeks at FFP Friday the 13th, they’d be up for defending the Women’s Tag Team Titles. Cortez then said, if they were too chicken to do so, that CULT would understand.
A very hard hitting matchup. Both men weren’t slouches at striking. Cooper Albright had the weight advantage, but Kashimanaki was an accomplished striker, and one hell of a wrestler over all. Kashimanaki worked Cooper down, blasting him with a skull rattling kick followed by a German suplex. Kashimanaki then hit the Kashimanaki Driver for the three count.
After the match Cooper hit Kashimanaki from behind and rammed him shoulder first into the corner, right in between the turnbuckles making solid contact with the steel ring post.
On April 29, 2018 from Austin, Texas Full Force Pro will present it premier edition of it’s new April pay-per-view FFP Devastation. Already scheduled is Amy Kraven defending the FFP Women’s World Championship in a handicap match against Kenzie Anderson and Fiona Burke. And also just added, Noel Zelig vs Anna Minster in a 2-Out-of-3 Falls Match for the FFP Ironwoman Title. You won’t want to miss this awesome event!
The scene cut backstage to Amanda Kraven who was with her new bodyguard Vanessa Rocha. Amanda said that she had two names to reveal for the FFP Spirit Title Tournament. Amanda said that Gina Dilano had already earned her spot, and joining her would be Ava St James and FFP rookie Carla Ray!
Katsumi came hard with her strikes. Hitting kicks to Masina’s legs trying to cut the big girl down. But Masina would grab ahold of Katsumi and throw her down to stop the oncoming strikes. Eventually Akiyama was able to drop Masina to her knees, and went for a shining wizard. But Masina was able to catch Katsumi in mid move, and drop her to the mat with a powerbomb. Masina then got up on the middle rope and hit a big splash for the three count.
Masina completely dominated the former FFP Women’s Champion Katsumi Akiyama!
The scene cut backstage to Tyrece Beckman who was standing by with FFP World Champion Matt Kraven outside of his locker room.
Tyrece Beckman asked Matt about the punishment to Matt Evanston and Zoey Kiehl tonight. Matt said that they made their bed and now they were laying in it. Kraven said that everyone always thinks that they can beat the system, that they can shock the system. Kraven said that he and Amanda and the rest of his group ARE the system, and you can’t win against them. No matter who you are. Kraven then turned and reentered his locker room.
This was a very competitive match for the Macon crowd. Kade Haddix looked very impressive with technical wrestling, but Alexander Modest looked very good in the ring as well. Haddix hit a series of clotheslines, a dropkick and two snap suplexes. He followed that up with an elbow from the middle rope for a two count. Alexander fought back hitting a European uppercut and a clothesline over the top rope. Modest went after Haddix on the outside where the two brawled near the commentator’s table.
Eventually the match found its way back into the squared circle where Kade hit a double arm DDT. He followed up with a couple knee strikes to the chest and a spinebuster. Haddix then went for the Flatliner, but Modest reversed out and hit a Russian leg sweep. Then, a springboard dropkick. Modest then went for his finisher, the End of Your Run, but Kade dodged and hit a hard elbow. Kade then connected with the Flatliner for the three count.
After the match Kade held the Honor Title up in the air. Modest was slow to get up. Haddix attempted to shake Modest’s hand but Alexander turned away and left.
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On September 1, 2020, Chinese manufacturer ZTE will present the first-ever production smartphone with a front camera under the display. Billed as a remarkable technical feat, the new device will also be the first truly bezel-less model of its kind.
Several smartphone concepts with under-display front cameras were presented in 2019. At the time, Oppo and Xiaomi appeared to be leading the race to bring the feature to the market. However, both of these companies are about to be overtaken by ZTE, which will be the first manufacturer to launch a production model.
Being able to position a selfie camera under the display allows for a notch-free design and a screen that fully covers one side of the phone. This amounts to quite a technical achievement because the display which is located between the camera and subjects to be photographed has to be invisible. Details on how this has been achieved with the new ZTE model remain scant, but it is known that the device will be equipped with a 32-megapixel front camera.
In recent years, manufacturers have made progress in repositioning fingerprint readers, which are now located under phone displays, but selfie cameras remained the final obstacle in the quest to achieve the overall goal of a phone with a fully edge-to-edge screen.
Initially, the ZTE Axon 20 will only be available on the Chinese market.
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