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Saquon Barkley sets several Eagles franchise records, makes NFL history in blowout victory over Rams

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Saquon Barkley’s Record-Breaking Performance Bolsters NFL MVP Hopes in Week 12

The NFL’s Week 12 action provided no shortage of highlights, but Saquon Barkley’s stunning performance stood out as a defining moment in the race for the league’s Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. Barkley, the dynamic running back for the New York Giants, delivered a jaw-dropping display of skill, determination, and leadership that not only fueled his team’s victory but also solidified his status as a top contender for MVP honors this season.

A Day for the Record Books

In a pivotal matchup against a fierce division rival, Barkley etched his name in the record books with a career-high performance. The versatile back amassed over 250 all-purpose yards, including 185 rushing yards and three touchdowns. His ability to evade defenders, exploit gaps in the defense, and maintain composure under pressure left fans and analysts alike in awe.

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One of the highlights of the game was a 75-yard touchdown run, where Barkley showcased his unparalleled blend of speed, agility, and vision. This play epitomized his dominance on the field and served as a reminder of why he was a highly-touted draft pick.

Barkley’s Impact on the MVP Race

The MVP conversation has often been dominated by quarterbacks, but Barkley’s consistent excellence this season has redefined expectations. He has been the cornerstone of the Giants’ offense, accounting for a significant portion of their scoring and yardage. His ability to deliver in crucial moments, as evidenced by his Week 12 heroics, sets him apart from other candidates.

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Barkley’s performance also comes at a time when traditional MVP frontrunners, including quarterbacks, have faced inconsistency. Analysts argue that Barkley’s contributions as both a runner and receiver make him a more versatile and impactful player than many of his peers.

Giants’ Playoff Hopes

Barkley’s dominance has also rejuvenated the Giants’ playoff hopes. With his leadership on and off the field, the team has rallied to secure critical wins, including the Week 12 triumph. As the season progresses, Barkley’s ability to sustain this level of performance will be vital in keeping the Giants competitive in a tight NFC playoff race.

A Historical Perspective

If Barkley were to win the MVP award, he would join an elite group of running backs who have achieved this honor. The last non-quarterback to win the MVP was Adrian Peterson in 2012, following his own historic season. Barkley’s ability to dominate in a quarterback-centric league underscores the significance of his candidacy.

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Looking Ahead

With five weeks remaining in the regular season, all eyes will be on Barkley as he continues to make his case for MVP. The Giants’ upcoming schedule includes tough matchups that will test his resilience and consistency. Should he maintain this trajectory, Barkley has the potential to become one of the rare running backs to break through in the MVP race in recent years.

Final Thoughts

Saquon Barkley’s Week 12 performance was a masterclass in athleticism and determination. As he propels his team forward and captivates football fans worldwide, his name is becoming synonymous with excellence this season. Whether he secures the MVP title or not, Barkley’s impact on the game is undeniable, and his Week 12 outing will be remembered as a turning point in an already illustrious career.

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     Who’s to blame for Giants’ miserable 1-5 start?

By: Benjarmin Munguia

Date: October 21, 2023

A year ago. The New York Giants surprised the NFL by going 9-7-1, and making the playoffs with new head coach Dave Daboll who later would win AP Coach of the Year. They beat the Minnesota Viking 31-24 in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs, but were bounced by their divisional rivals the Philadelphia Eagles  38-7 in the Divisional round. 

Things seemed to make a new turn for the gloomy franchise to get back their winning ways. Daniel Jones was granted a contract extension a four-year, $160 million. Details included $82 million fully guaranteed and an additional $35 million of incentives. This made him a top ten paid quarterback in the NFL. Barkley stuck around for another year, signing him to a one-year $11 million deal after an “intense” holdout over the offseason. Things seemed to go the Giants way.

Until the 2023 season.

The New York Giants, heading into week 7 are off to a miserable 1-5 start. Not scoring any points in the first six quarters of the season, 32nd scoring offense. Its been a mess. 

A lot of the blame has been put on Giants quarterback Daniel Jones. Nobody wants to see a player get a contract extension and go backwards in their career.

Jones, in 5 games, has thrown for 2 touchdowns and 6 interceptions. 2 of those touchdowns came from their win of the season against the Arizona Cardinals.

While Jones has been below subpar this season, does he deserve all the blame for the 1-5 start? There are other massive problems to address. 

The O-Line

The offensive line has been a problem for the Giants over the past decade, but this is by far the worst season this franchise has ever seen. In 7 games they've allowed 33 sacks this season. 2nd most in the NFL behind their divisional rivals, the Washington Commanders (34.) 

Jones missed the Week 7 matchup due to a neck injury. Playing the first 6 games, Jones has been sacked 28 times. That was the most for a quarterback up until that point this season. There's not much a quarterback can do when you are being sacked almost 6 times a game.  

Defensive Line

Dead last in the NFL in sacks is the Giants, having only 5 sacks on the year. Defensive end Kayvon Thibodeaux has four of those sacks. They are currently on pace to have 10 sacks on the year, which is a big difference from a season ago when they had 41 sacks throughout the year. They had 13 sacks through the first six games a season ago.

The Giants are on pace to break their franchise record of least amount of sacks with 10 this season. That would beat their 1971 season of 18 sacks. That team went 4-10 in 1971.

The Giants are 31st in rush defense, giving up 885 rushing yards this season. Only behind the Denver Broncos with 1034 rushing yards.

The Giants have allowed 100+ rushing yards every game this year, including 222 yards when they faced the Miami Dolphins where they lost 16-31. 

It may look like the season could be over. There have been three teams who've reached the playoffs after a 1-5 start. 

The 2018 Indianapolis Colts started 1-5 and finished 10-6 making to the divisional round where they lost to the Kansas City Chiefs 13-31.

2015 Kansas City Chiefs started 1-5 and finished 11-5, making it to the the divisional round where they were beaten by the New England Patriots 20-27.

The 1970 Cincinnati Bengals were also a team that started 1-5, then finished 8-6, but were defeated by the Indianapolis Colts 17-0. 

If the Giants address these problems, could they have a shot at making the playoffs?? They only play 3 teams that have winning records. Dallas Cowboys, Los Angles Rams, and they play the Philadelphia Eagles twice.  

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GYM RATS

Tucked snugly in the leisure district of Zoonity Township, Gym Rats comes from humble roots.

Originally founded during the early years of the Mythic War, the original Gym Rats was little more than a leased spot on the end of a strip mall that previously used as a dance studio. The founders of Gym Rats, Ratthew Thomlinson and his wife Bonnie Mouseby, built the business from the ground up, starting with a second-hand boxing ring, a few punching bags, and the determination to prove that Mythics had a place in sports. Their business started after their son, Jack, was denied entry to a local gym in the nearby city by humans on the basis that “rodents were not allowed on the premises.”

Beyond being a safe haven for Myths simply looking to exercise in peace, during the most grisly eras of the war the business opened its doors to injured and misplaced Myths and was designated a “lighthouse”; chains of sanctuaries that formed routes of escape to safer areas for Myths looking to flee the more densely human-populated cities for their safety. Because of it significance to the Mythic community, the business endured numerous break-ins, thefts, and arson attempts. However, Ratthew and Bonnie refused to be intimidated or back down with the former being quoted during an interview, “this ship ain’t sinking and these rats aren’t fleeing.”

Over 80 years later, the business has withstood the test of time and been touted as a historical landmark of the twin. Now owned and operated by Mouseby and Thomlinson’s grandson, Russel Muse, the gym has expanded to take up half of the original strip mall it started on, with the other half being shared with his business partner and close friend, Campion Yun. Russel’s oversight has grown and upgraded Gym Rats significantly. It now offers everything from strength training, weightlifting, yoga, and cardio, to personalized workout plans and swimming via an expansive indoor pool shared with next door neighbor, Campion’s Champions. Those looking for more competitive or fight sports will have to go next door to Campion’s for things like boxing, wrestling, and table tennis. One thing that has not changed though - Gym Rats is still a lighthouse business and happily opens its doors to all, whether they’re seeking a good workout, a good shower, a good meal, or good assistance.

“My poppy wanted to make a safe place for Myths everywhere,” says Russel. “I know I’m doing him proud. I’m keeping the dream alive, for him and for everyone else who believed in it.”

— A newspaper column from Zoonity Township’s The Daily Fetch written by Charles Barkley and published June 14th, 2011. Recorded from the archives at the Fantasmal Forces History Museum.

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Saquon Barkley breaks Eagles' franchise record amid MVP-caliber season

The Philadelphia Eagles made the smart decision to sign Saquon Barkley last offseason and it’s paid off in a big way. The running back is in the MVP conversation and a huge reason the Birds are one of the best teams in the NFL. On Sunday, Barkley also made franchise history. He became the new Philly leader in single-season rushing yards with 1,608 and counting. “Saquon Barkley is now the all-time…

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Preview: Chelsea vs. Aston Villa - prediction, team news, lineups

Sports Mole previews Sunday's Premier League clash between Chelsea vs. Aston Villa, including predictions, team news and possible lineups. Both coming into this clash off the back of European adventures earlier in the week, Chelsea and Aston Villa will lock horns at Stamford Bridge for a Premier League match on Sunday afternoon. The Blues were made to work hard for maximum points in the Conference League against Heidenheim on Thursday night, two days after the Villans shared the Champions League spoils with Italian giants Juventus in the Second City.

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© Imago Following the 2-0 defeat in the fourth round of the EFL Cup to Newcastle United on October 30, Chelsea enjoyed a defeat-free November schedule, a promising month of results that concluded with a two-goal victory at the home of Bundesliga outfit Heidenheim in the Conference League on Thursday night. After a goalless first half, strikes from Christopher Nkunku and Mykhaylo Mudryk ensured that the Blues preserved their 100% record in the League Phase of UEFA's third-tier club competition, meaning that the West Londoners are now guaranteed to advance into February's playoff round at least. Focusing on Premier League matters, Chelsea will be looking to make it back-to-back wins in the top flight following the final international break of the calendar year, with Enzo Maresca getting one over his former employers Leicester City last weekend at the King Power Stadium. Finding the net with a composed finish against the Foxes, Nicolas Jackson is tied at the top of the Blues' Premier League goalscoring ranks alongside England hero Cole Palmer with seven strikes so far, whilst Noni Madueke (4) is the only other Chelsea player to have netted more than once in the top flight this term. Collecting just nine of their 22 Premier League points at Stamford Bridge this campaign, no side in the division has earned a smaller ratio of their points at their respective home base to date, meaning that Maresca's men have a clear area for improvement if they wish to bridge the nine-point gap to league leaders Liverpool.

© Imago Since the 2-0 Champions League success over tournament newcomers Bologna on October 22, Aston Villa have endured a seven-game winless run across all competitions, so it was rather unsurprising that boos were audible in the Second City at the end of Tuesday night's battle with Juventus. Much that was frustration from the Villa faithful was directed towards the decision to disallow Morgan Rogers's strike in the final moments of the match for a foul in the build-up, meaning that Unai Emery's men are now outside of the top-eight spots on the continent. Villa collected just the single point across three Premier League contests in November, suffering a battering at the hands of Tottenham Hotspur and losing at Liverpool before being forced to settle the top-flight points with a stubborn Crystal Palace outfit last Saturday. The Villans had to show their considerable powers of recovery to earn a positive result from their match with the relegation-threatened Eagles, as strikes from Ollie Watkins and Ross Barkley cancelled out efforts by Ismaila Sarr and academy graduate Justin Devenny for the visitors. Looking to halt a four-game winless run in the Premier League, Villa will take plenty of confidence from their recent record at Stamford Bridge ahead of Sunday afternoon, with Emery's side winning two and drawing one of their last three competitive matches at the home of Chelsea.

Team News

© Imago Not involved in the Conference League squad of Chelsea, talisman Palmer and midfielder Romeo Lavia will return to the matchday party of the hosts on Sunday. Enzo Fernandez and Moises Caicedo both watched from the comfort of their own homes as the Blues defeated Heidenheim, with the pair expected to form the midfield duo this weekend. Suffering a fresh hamstring injury, Reece James is taking a day-by-day approach as he builds back up to fitness, with the former England international set to miss a number of weeks. Malo Gusto has not featured for the Blues since the end of the international break, whilst Pedro Neto is fighting back from a knock picked up whilst on duty with Portugal. Sitting on the bench for Tuesday's clash with Juve, Ezri Konsa is expected to regain his spot in the Aston Villa XI alongside Pau Torres. As a result, Diego Carlos could be the unfortunate man to drop out of the visitors' backline, assuming that Emery decides to continue with Matty Cash at right-back. Earning a reputation for his goalscoring antics off the bench, Colombian sensation Jhon Duran is pushing for a start at the expense of leading marksman Watkins. Chelsea possible starting lineup: Sanchez; Gusto, Fofana, Colwill, Cucurella; Caicedo, Fernandez, Madueke, Palmer, Neto; Jackson Aston Villa possible starting lineup: Martinez; Cash, Konsa, Torres, Digne; Kamara, Tielemans, Bailey, McGinn, Rogers; Watkins

We say: Chelsea 2-1 Aston Villa

Utilising the impressive depth of their squad in the Conference League on Thursday night, Chelsea's leading stars should be fresh and ready to put an out-of-form Aston Villa to the sword at Stamford Bridge. The Villans are in danger of falling down the Premier League standings should their winless streak carry on for too much longer, and we reckon that the visitors will narrowly lose out in West London.   Read More  Read the full article

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John Stockton: The Ultimate Playmaker and Silent Assassin of the NBA

When we talk about the greatest point guards in NBA history, John Stockton’s name is often mentioned in the same breath as Magic Johnson, Oscar Robertson, and Stephen Curry. However, Stockton’s path to greatness was unlike many of his peers — he wasn’t flashy, and he didn’t crave the spotlight. Instead, Stockton built a career on quiet dominance, perfecting the art of passing, defense, and leadership.

Stockton spent his entire 19-year career with the Utah Jazz, setting records that still stand today, including the all-time NBA marks for assists and steals. His success wasn’t just about statistics; it was about elevating his team, maximizing the talents around him (especially his partnership with Karl Malone), and demonstrating what it means to play winning basketball.

In this blog, we’ll explore the career, legacy, and influence of one of the NBA’s most underappreciated legends — John Stockton.

The Early Years: A Humble Beginning

Born on March 26, 1962, in Spokane, Washington, John Stockton wasn’t a player many expected to become an NBA legend. He grew up in a basketball family, with his grandfather playing semi-professionally, but Stockton’s rise wasn’t meteoric. He attended Gonzaga University, a relatively unknown basketball school at the time, where he quietly established himself as a solid floor general. Despite his excellent play at Gonzaga, Stockton’s relatively small stature (6'1", 170 pounds) and unassuming playing style meant he wasn’t a household name in the 1984 NBA Draft.

However, the Utah Jazz, with their 16th overall pick, saw something special. In a draft class that included stars like Michael Jordan, Hakeem Olajuwon, and Charles Barkley, Stockton slipped under the radar. Little did anyone know, Stockton would go on to have a career that rivaled — and in many ways surpassed — many of his more celebrated draft classmates.

Master of the Pick-and-Roll

One of the key elements of Stockton’s success was his mastery of the pick-and-roll, especially with Karl Malone, another future Hall of Famer. Together, Stockton and Malone formed one of the most iconic duos in NBA history, with Stockton’s pinpoint passing and Malone’s scoring prowess becoming a nearly unstoppable force. The two played together for 18 seasons, making the Utah Jazz a perennial contender throughout the 1990s.

The pick-and-roll play was simple yet devastating. Stockton had an innate ability to read defenses, perfectly timing his passes to Malone as he rolled to the basket or found open teammates for jump shots. Stockton’s decision-making and vision made him one of the most efficient playmakers in the history of the game.

The duo’s chemistry resulted in two NBA Finals appearances (1997 and 1998), though they were denied championships both times by Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. While Stockton never won a ring, his contributions to those Finals teams, combined with his relentless competitiveness, cemented his legacy as one of the greatest floor generals in NBA history.

Stockton’s Record-Breaking Career

If there’s one thing that stands out about John Stockton, it’s his statistical dominance. He holds two NBA records that might never be broken:

Most assists: 15,806

Most steals: 3,265

What makes Stockton’s assist record so remarkable is the margin by which he leads the next player — Jason Kidd, with 12,091 assists, is more than 3,700 assists behind Stockton. The same goes for steals, where he leads by over 500 steals more than Kidd.

Stockton’s ability to consistently deliver high assist numbers came from a combination of his basketball IQ, court vision, and leadership. He was a selfless player who always prioritized making the right play over scoring. It’s why, despite being a prolific scorer when needed, Stockton preferred to elevate his teammates and help them shine.

Defense and Durability: The Silent Assassin

While Stockton is best known for his passing, his defense was just as important. He had a knack for anticipating passes, often leading to fast-break opportunities for the Jazz. His career steals total is a testament to his defensive prowess and relentless work ethic. Stockton was known as a hard-nosed defender, often frustrating opposing guards with his tenacity.

Durability was another hallmark of Stockton’s greatness. Over 19 seasons, he played in 1,504 of a possible 1,526 regular-season games, an extraordinary feat of endurance and toughness. He led the NBA in assists for nine consecutive seasons from 1987 to 1996 and was a 10-time NBA All-Star. His longevity allowed him to remain a top-tier player well into his late 30s, something rare in the NBA.

The Ultimate Teammate

Beyond the stats, Stockton’s leadership and professionalism earned him respect around the league. He wasn’t the vocal leader you’d find in someone like Magic Johnson or Larry Bird, but he led by example. His commitment to hard work, fundamentals, and team play resonated with his teammates and coaches.

Stockton’s unselfishness helped shape the culture of the Jazz for nearly two decades. He and Karl Malone were both blue-collar players in the sense that they did their jobs efficiently and without much fanfare. Together, they helped define the Utah Jazz organization, creating a legacy of excellence that remains synonymous with the franchise to this day.

The Stockton Legacy

While John Stockton never won an NBA championship, his legacy is undeniable. His approach to the game — team-first, fundamentally sound, and relentless — set the standard for future point guards. Many of today’s stars, from Chris Paul to Steve Nash, cite Stockton as an influence on how they play the game.

His records in assists and steals are likely unbreakable, a testament to his consistency and brilliance over nearly two decades. But beyond the numbers, Stockton represented the best of what basketball could be: a player who, above all else, made his team better.

In 2009, Stockton was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame, both individually and as a member of the 1992 Dream Team, the legendary U.S. Olympic squad that dominated international basketball and helped globalize the NBA.

The Quiet Legend

John Stockton wasn’t the most physically gifted player, nor was he the most charismatic. He never sought the limelight, preferring to let his game do the talking. But for those who watched him play, it was impossible not to appreciate the mastery with which he controlled the court.

He was a quiet assassin, slowly and methodically carving up defenses and imposing his will on games without ever needing the spotlight. His contributions to basketball, and his impact on the Utah Jazz, make him one of the most revered players in the sport’s history.

In a league that often celebrates flair and spectacle, Stockton proved that sometimes the most valuable players are the ones who simply go about their work with excellence and efficiency. He may not have had the highlights of a Michael Jordan or Magic Johnson, but John Stockton’s legacy as one of the greatest point guards to ever play the game will endure for generations to come.

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Joshua Bishop (c) vs Tom Lawlor- MPW World Championship

Throughout MPW history so far, Tom Lawlor and Joshua Bishop have already faced off a handful of times, with the men having almost an even record against one another. These two former MPW Atlas Champions, former AIW Absolute Champions, are no strangers to one another, and we’re ready to write the next chapter of their rivalry here tonight, this time for the MPW World TItle!

The two men began to circle one another, before locking up in a collar and elbow tie up. Bishop quickly got the advantage and pulled Lawlor into a headlock, which Lawlor quickly got out of by sending Bishop off the ropes. Bishop came back and knocked Lawlor down with a shoulder tackle, being the larger of the two men, one would assume he would have the power advantage in this one. Bishop waited for Tom Lawlor to get back up again, and ran off the ropes, looking for another shoulder block, but Lawlor dropped down, and Bishop hit the ropes again, this time on the rebound Tom tried to leapfrog Bishop, but Bishop stopped short before he could, before attempting to throw a clothesline, which Lawlor ducked, before Lawlor ran off the ropes, and caught and dropped Bishop with a shoulder block! We were all even here in the early going! 

Lawlor ran off the ropes again, and this time it’s Bishop who drops down, mirroring what Lawlor did before. Lawlor stepped over and on the rebound, just like how Lawlor had done, Bishop tried to leapfrog, but rather than stop short, Tom caught Bishop in midair, before driving him to the mat with a powerslam! Bishop got up clutching his back, and Tom hit the ropes again, before charging Bishop and sending him over the top rope and to the outside with a clothesline! Lawlor didn’t stop his momentum, hitting the ropes again all without stopping, and dove underneath the middle rope, taking Bishop out with a low suicide dive to the outside! Tom Lawlor launched himself like a missile and took Bishop right into the guardrail! Lawlor was quick to get back to his feet, and grabbed Bishop by the hair, pulling him back up as well, before leaning him against the steel guardrail. “You asked for this, kid.” Lawlor taunted, before blasting Bishop with a chop to the chest, putting so much force behind it that he nearly knocked Bishop back over the guardrail and into the laps of our fans! Tom Lawlor went to try and climb over the guardrail, but Wes Barkley comes up from behind and tries to grab Tom. Tom spins around and catches Wes with a couple of right hands, dropping Maserati Wes! 

Tom turned back to Bishop, but the momentary distraction cost him, as Bishop had recovered and blasted Lawlor with a chop to the chest of his own! Tom fired back with another chop, and Bishop answered back in earnest, and now we had these two men trading chops on the outside! The chop fest continued until Lawlor decided to break it up with a headbutt, sending Bishop stumbling backwards. Tom then grabbed Bishop and whipped him right into the steel guardrail again, Bishop’s spine connecting right with the solid steel bars! 

Tom walked over and gave Bishop another chop to the chest, before telling all of the fans sitting behind where Bishop was right now that they’re going to want to move. All of them made the smart choice and grabbed their shit, moving out of the way, before Lawlor began to back up, giving the ring apron a few rhythmic pounds to work the crowd up into a clap, before raising his arm in the air, measuring Bishop….

Tom gave his fist two pumps before charging at Bishop, looking for a Runaway Train Clothesline, trying to send Bishop over the rail with it, but Bishop managed to instead turn it into a backdrop, sending Tom Lawlor over the guardrail, and crashing and burning onto the chairs sitting at ringside! Tom may have just had his entire spinal column rearranged! Joshua Bishop gets back up, and drags Tom Lawlor back into the ring, before Bishop got back into the ring himself, and took a moment to stretch out and crack his neck before going after Lawlor again. However, when he tried to pick Tom back up, Tom suddenly came to life and slipped behind Bishop, before tossing Bishop overhead with a release German Suplex! Bishop folded over and rolled to the corner, where Wes hopped on the apron and helped Bishop get back to his feet. Lawlor charged Bishop again, but Bishop got the boot up and Tom ran right into it. Tom stumbled away, and Bishop grabbed Tom, before tossing Tom overhead with a release Belly to Belly suplex! The strength of the Intense Icon was unreal! Bishop hooks the leg!

1….2… Kickout!

Tom Lawlor out at two. Bishop tries to get Lawlor back to his feet, but Tom Lawlor answers by peppering Josh Bishop with a couple of chops to the chest. Bishop answers with a chop of his own, and Tom actually walks to the corner, and lets out a very visible “OW!” in response to that chop. Bishop catches Tom with an axe handle to the back, causing Tom’s knees to buckle, but Tom turns around and catches Bishop with a boot to the gut to get Bishop to back up. Tom grabs a handful of Bishop’s hair and slams it into the turnbuckle, causing Bishop to stumble back into the ropes. Tom tries to go after him, but Bishop catches Tom with a boot to the gut. He follows it up with an elbow to the back of the neck, dropping Tom to his knees! Bishop tries to pick Tom back up, but Tom responds with two stiff forearms, before Bishop tries to send Tom into the ropes, but on the rebound Tom manages to spin and drop Joshua Bishop with a Rolling Elbow, taking the champ down and knocking him out of the ring! Tom hits the ropes as Bishop gets back up, and takes Bishop out on the outside with a Suicide Dive! Tom Lawlor has the Atlas Champion reeling! 

Tom grabs Bishop and rolls him back into the ring, before trying to pick the massive Atlas Champion up for what looks like a Doctor Bomb, but Tom can’t even get Bishop up off his feet! Perhaps an ill-advised attempt as Tom grabs at his back, perhaps having strained something in his attempt at lifting Josh Bishop. Bishop grabs Tom around the waist, but Tom drops down and rolls Bishop forward into a surprise pin!

1….2… Kickout!

Bishop out at two! He almost just lost the Atlas Championship again! The crafty veteran Lawlor pulling out all the stops tonight! Bishop gets up to a knee, only to be blasted by several forearm shots by Tom, before Tom mimes shooting a pistol at Bishop, before spinning for another Rolling Elbow, only to spin around and get BLASTED by a Pump Kick from Joshua Bishop! Tom might have just gotten knocked out!

Bishop falls into the ropes and takes a few seconds to compose himself here, as Tom still hasn’t moved. Bishop goes over to retrieve Tom, stomping on him as he does. Bishop forces Tom into the corner, before nailing him with a back elbow, and then a stiff right, before Biel Throwing Tom all the way across the ring! The air time Tom got on that was astonishing! Tom tries using the ropes to help himself up, but Bishop comes over and uses his knee to choke Tom with the ropes. As Carr pulls Bishop off and reprimands him for this.  Bishop comes back over and catches Tom with a boot to the gut, and then a knee lift to the gut as well, sending Tom stumbling into an adjacent corner, just trying to get away from Josh Bishop’s onslaught. Bishop walks over and peppers Tom with a right hand, and then a chop to the chest, but Tom answers back with a forearm of his own! Bishop stumbles back but kicks Tom back into the corner, before nailing Tom with an elbow over the top of the neck, once again dropping Tom! Bishop signals to Wes to throw him a door, that he’s gonna “Put the old man down”, and Wes Barkley goes under the ring, looking for a door. He produces one, and Josh Bishop sets it up in the corner, before picking Tom up, looking for a Choke Toss Suplex, but as Bishop goes to lift Tom, Tom catches The Intense Icon right on the nose with an elbow shot! Tom quickly rolled through, and rolled Bishop up, but before referee Tom Dunn could drop down to register a count, Tom pushed Bishop through the pin, and quickly grabbed him, going for that powerbomb again! Bishop this time managed to counter with a backdrop, before grabbing Tom Lawlor in a fireman’s carry, charging the door and looking to put Tom through it with a Death Valley Driver, but Tom managed to slip off of Bishop’s shoulders! Bishop turned and tried to catch Tom with a clothesline, but Tom Lawlor ducked it, slipped behind Bishop, before tossing Bishop right through the door with a Release German Suplex! The door exploded in two as Bishop’s head and neck were driven right through the door! 

Tom Lawlor got back up to his feet and grabbed the other door, only to turn around and release that Bishop was already up on his feet! Bishop was already up after being suplexed through a door! Tom swung the door at Bishop and caught him in the head, causing Bishop to stumble back into the corner, and for there to be a hole the size of Bishop’s skull in the door. Tom propped the door against the opposite corner and turned around, only for Bishop to launch himself at Tom Lawlor and drive him through the door with a Spear! 

Both men struggled to get back to their feet, and Tom Lawlor had to resort to rolling out onto the apron. Bishop followed him out there, and the two men used the ropes to help themselves back to their feet. Bishop caught Tom Lawlor with a chop to the chest, before trying to lift him up for a Death Valley Driver, but Tom managed to escape it, catching Bishop with a chop of his own, before attempting to drop Bishop with a Piledriver on the apron, which Bishop managed to block. Bishop tried to lift Tom up into the Death Valley again, but once again Tom slipped off his shoulders, and back into the ring. Bishop turned around, only to be caught by a Rolling Elbow from Lawlor, knocking Bishop off the apron and right into the guardrail! Tom Lawlor hit the ropes, going for the low suicide dive again, but this time Bishop moved out of the way, and Tom crashed and burned into the guardrail! Tom might have gone into the steel head first! 

Bishop grabbed Tom and quickly tossed him back into the ring, looking to seize the opportunity! Bishop gets back up, and looks to put Tom away, trying to set up the Bishop Bomb, but Tom manages to wiggle off of Josh’s shoulders! Tom waits for Bishop to turn around, before stunning Bishop with a forearm, before Tom turns and hits the ropes, looking for a Lariat, but on the rebound, Bishop catches Lawlor, spins him, and PLANTS Tom into the mat with a Black Hole Slam! Josh Bishop quickly gets back to his feet, and brings Tom Lawlor up with him, lifting Tom Lawlor high up into the air, before putting him down with a Bishop Bomb! Bishop folds Tom Lawlor up, good night BONEJOB!

1….2….3!

“Here is your winner, and STILL MPW World Champion, Joshua Bishop!”

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there was a thing that came out earlier this year about how advertisement had been bought for NH, for the entirety of 2024, so i wonder if they cant take a week off for that reason? i know people were complaining about guest episodes, but this is why they were doing it.

see i love the guests episodes apart from the arnold one cos i don't fuck w him. like the andrew santino n lil dicky one was so hilarious n i love when they get other players on bc it helps to understand those players better n ofc new heights is the most unserious podcast n jason n travis aren't professionals so it's a unique interview

but yeh i wouldn't be surprised if it is something to do w the sponsors cos like i said they literally did episodes when travis was on holiday n the one just gone was done in between him filming for his show n they take like 4 hours to record too so it's a big chunk of time out of their days

n it's not like they will be losing their audience anytime soon, in fact having a break will be good bc rn they are probs losing audience w how repetitive it all is, like even w the views only off season ep to have over a million views was the saquon barkley one (which was fantastic) n all the ones from the regular season more often than not get over a milli views

anyways it will be interesting to see if they take a break before training camp or wait till training camp starts n come back late august/early september for season 3

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Caitlin Clark continues creating a name for herself in women's basketball history. Earning herself the all time leading scoring record in women’s college basketball history. A title previously held by another Iowa women’s Basketball player Kelsey Plum. 

Plum secured her record breaking achievement in a game against Michigan. Iowa defeated Michigan 106-89 with Plum’s historical long three-point shot securing the record for the all time leading point in women’s college Basketball. 

This achievement did not just gain the attention from the overall public, it also gained attention from “four-time NBA champion and Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame” player Shaquille O’Neal himself. In an interview on Inside the NBA with Kenny Smith, Charles Barkley it is very clear that Clark is an incredible basketball player. 

“I'm gonna go on the record and say she’s the best female collegiate player ever.”  

O’Neal then goes on to say how she is the “best female collegiate player ever”. This is a great honor alone. 

This interview brought up many controversial topics in not giving credit to former hall of fame players when O’Neil expressed his opinions. Kenny Smith and Charles Barkley both rebutted with players such as Maya Moore and Diana Taurasi, who have also been referred to as the best players of all time. 

“Perhaps the only thing Clark is missing is a national championship”. Was also brought up to be considered after O'Neills remark of Clark being the best player in history.  

O’Niel argues she should be in that same category after proving herself to surpass the scoring record and all the other achievements like All-Americans.

I’ve inserted the link to this interview where you can hear the conversation about Clark. O’Neil seems very strong on where he stands with his opinion while Barkley and Smith raise caution to it being a valid stance in women’s college Basketball history.

https://www.si.com/college/2024/02/16/shaq-declares-caitlin-clark-greatest-womens-college-basketball-player-ever

[nbalovers]

Charles Barkley Predicts Disaster for 76ers If Joel Embiid Misses Extended Time Mere months ago, the Philadelphia 76er... #usa #uk

[marketingstrategy1]

Charles Barkley says he'll "beat the hell out of (LeBron James)" if he breaks scoring record against New Orleans Pelicans, not on TNT

Charles Barkley hilariously threatened LeBron James, who is just 63 points away from becoming the all-time leading scorer, on Inside the NBA. Barkley warned “The King” not to break the record on Saturday against the New Orleans Pelicans, but on Tuesday on TNT. In a segment on Thursday’s show, Barkley and the crew reacted to the LA Lakers’ 112-111 win over the Indiana Pacers. Barkley wants James…

[sweetwriter]

WHAT IF THE SHELBY BROTHERS TIME TRAVELED

Ok, here me out. I had this idea......but then I stopped because it is so easy for me to write them out of character 😫. But like I low key think it’d be cool asf for them to be in the 21st century. 

Here’s some of my idea I had a couple of months ago 

Word count: 1.1K 

(My style of writing is a bit....all over the place and I change POV constantly. Ill make an effort to list which POV, but I forget often😅)

You know, I can never catch a break. I mean, what in the literal hell😀 are the Shelbys doing 100 years later...shouldn't they be, you know, dust, worm food, 6 feet under?

They're in a whole new world. The 100 years between they're lives and mine are two different...I don't even know! Things they've never seen before are hitting them in the face. Literally, John hit the light pole (he was turned around). I can't really take them anywhere, they didn't know how to act in 1920 let alone in my time, where everything is watched, played back, and recorded.

So, I guess they get to meet my little sister 😬.

"Ok, we're here." It's a relief a few more blocks and they would've been hit by a car or something. "What is 'here'?" Arthur a little bamboozled by everything. "My home. This is where I live during my time period." Jeez, I sound like I'm in one of those sci if movies Penelope binges every Saturday night🙄.

"How did this happen, and when can we get back?" Tommy interrogated. As if I know. I was going to move on and pretend that feelings weren't there but nope, I have to face those eyes for Lord knows how long until we figure out whats going on. Turning back to the door, "How the hell am I suppose to know. I didn't do this, especially on purpose." Amelia snapped.  Amelia had no idea how she got to 1919 and now she has one more thing she doesn't understand, how they came back WITH her.

"Such a big house for only you,eh" John added in. The men looked around a completely different enviorment than what they've seen. Street lights, women wearing pants and shorts, and cars.

" No, I have my sister here." She's turns around to look at them, "I think she might like you." She said choosing her words WISELY.

"Who wouldn't" giving a cocky side smirk chewing on his toothpick

"Don't get to cocky John Shelby, I said might.'

"Ok, for being some of the most feared gangsters, you guys don't usually like orders being taken, but I need you guys to stay silent until I give a signal."

"Wh-" Arthur tries to ask

"No questions."

They reached the door only to hear an anime theme song and the smell of bacon.

"Yep, thats my sister alright."

"PENELOPE!" She shouted.

"FINALLY! Where were you. I thought you got kidnap or some shit." She comes down the stairs with her coiled hair is a high bun and edges done. With a hunter x hunter graphic t and grey sweats.

Penelope looks to the sides of her sister to see very GORGEOUS men wearing trench coats

Penelopes brain stops working🧠

"Let me-" Penelope cut her off.

"Please do. I'd like to know why my sister disappeared for almost 2 months and comes back with 3 6ft tall men, standing at our door. LIke what the hell?!" It's a fact that Penelopes frustrated stare and folded arms showed she was highly upset. Her sister, all the family she pretty much has left disappeared without a trace, and she had to keep going on with her days without her. It was a hard transformation. It wasn't the first time Amelia disappeared though, it's been a while.

Amelia explained (almost) everything  to Penelope. By her sister believing in sci-fi crap, she whole heartedly trusts her sister.

I wish she would grow up, she'll believe that they're aliens if I told her.

Penelope: hey what can I say, I'm unrealistically optimistic. 👁👄👁

"What are your names?" Penelope asked elongating her neck to see past her sister.  She watched their eyes. She can tell half way across the kitchen they've seen some horrid things. The eyes will never lie to you. As she she followed their eyes, they landed on her sister. Who nodded her head.

"She told you to stay quiet, didn't she?" My sister learns quickly, Amelia once brought home this guy who never stopped talking about his dog (👀 he should've never come home with her, their not that cute, let me just be honest). And.....

*flashback*

"My dog, Barkley-" I snorted and looked at Amelia with a 'are you low key being serious right now' look. Apparently he didn't notice and kept talking,

"He slobbers all over the place. He messed up my shorts and Birkenstock's I was going to wear on my date tonight" 🧍🏾‍♀️He was- they went to a fancy pants restaurant and he was going to wear- good job Barkley.

"John, jake,paul-"

"Tanner" He said. Oh whoops

"Janitor, I'm going to need you to leave. Almost publically humiliating my sister who would've publically humiliated me by you walking into a dress up date in shorts and Birkenstocks in late Autumn. Wish Barkley my best regards and hopes they live an amazing life" Penelope shoved Tanner out of the door and looked at Amelia disappointingly.

"I can't believe you were going to waste both of our times and almost made me burn my pizza."

*end of the flashback  

They stayed silent.

"I'll take that as a yes."

"So, they're from 1917, in 2019?"

"Yes." Remind me to ask Amelia why she brought these dudes to a whole new time period.

"They don't know damn near any of the things in our house. How much time do I have?"

"4 hours a day" She said fast.

"4- you're giving me 4 hours to figure out their clothes and teach them stuff?Why only four hours? What are you doing?"

"The same thing. But i"ll teach two, you'll teach 1"

"You still didn't answer my question, why only 4 hours?"

"You'll get attached." a scoff coming from my throat. "I don't get attached alright. I know how to teach and not care about my students thank you very much."

"So, you're going to forget the one with the-"{

"I TOLD YOU TO NEVER SPEAK OF THAT AGAIN. " She looked over at the strangers

The brothers going back and forth at the sisters.

"Plus he doesn't count"

"Fine! Who am I taking."

"John."

Penelope gave her a sarcastic look. She has no idea who is who.

John twisted his toothpick around his his mouth as he got up to follow the girl upstairs into her room.

He wasn't to far behind her with cap on his head. His eyes looking her up and down taking in her clothes, her hair, and even her socks.

"So, you're John Shelby." She said setting up an area in her room for her to start teaching him.

"And your the famous Penelope Taylor."

"Glad the introductions are over, so tell me about your life. I want to see where I need to start

[mayhemproduces]

Filthy Tom Lawlor vs Joshua Bishop

Throughout 2023 so far, Tom Lawlor and Joshua Bishop have already faced off a handful of times, with the men having almost an even record against one another. These two former MPW Atlas Champions, former AIW Absolute Champions, are no strangers to one another, and we’re ready to write the next chapter of their rivalry here tonight! 

The two men began to circle one another, before locking up in a collar and elbow tie up. Bishop quickly got the advantage and pulled Lawlor into a headlock, which Lawlor quickly got out of by sending Bishop off the ropes. Bishop came back and knocked Lawlor down with a shoulder tackle, being the larger of the two men, one would assume he would have the power advantage in this one. Bishop waited for Tom Lawlor to get back up again, and ran off the ropes, looking for another shoulder block, but Lawlor dropped down, and Bishop hit the ropes again, this time on the rebound Tom tried to leapfrog Bishop, but Bishop stopped short before he could, before attempting to throw a clothesline, which Lawlor ducked, before Lawlor ran off the ropes, and caught and dropped Bishop with a shoulder block! We were all even here in the early going! 

Lawlor ran off the ropes again, and this time it’s Bishop who drops down, mirroring what Lawlor did before. Lawlor stepped over and on the rebound, just like how Lawlor had done, Bishop tried to leapfrog, but rather than stop short, Tom caught Bishop in midair, before driving him to the mat with a powerslam! Bishop got up clutching his back, and Tom hit the ropes again, before charging Bishop and sending him over the top rope and to the outside with a clothesline! Lawlor didn’t stop his momentum, hitting the ropes again all without stopping, and dove underneath the middle rope, taking Bishop out with a low suicide dive to the outside! Tom Lawlor launched himself like a missile and took Bishop right into the guardrail! Lawlor was quick to get back to his feet, and grabbed Bishop by the hair, pulling him back up as well, before leaning him against the steel guardrail. “You asked for this, kid.” Lawlor taunted, before blasting Bishop with a chop to the chest, putting so much force behind it that he nearly knocked Bishop back over the guardrail and into the laps of our fans! Tom Lawlor went to try and climb over the guardrail, but Wes Barkley comes up from behind and tries to grab Tom. Tom spins around and catches Wes with a couple of right hands, dropping Maserati Wes! 

Tom turned back to Bishop, but the momentary distraction cost him, as Bishop had recovered and blasted Lawlor with a chop to the chest of his own! Tom fired back with another chop, and Bishop answered back in earnest, and now we had these two men trading chops on the outside! The chop fest continued until Lawlor decided to break it up with a headbutt, sending Bishop stumbling backwards. Tom then grabbed Bishop and whipped him right into the steel guardrail again, Bishop’s spine connecting right with the solid steel bars! 

Tom walked over and gave Bishop another chop to the chest, before telling all of the fans sitting behind where Bishop was right now that they’re going to want to move. All of them made the smart choice and grabbed their shit, moving out of the way, before Lawlor began to back up, giving the ring apron a few rhythmic pounds to work the crowd up into a clap, before raising his arm in the air, measuring Bishop….

Tom gave his fist two pumps before charging at Bishop, looking for a Runaway Train Clothesline, trying to send Bishop over the rail with it, but Bishop managed to instead turn it into a backdrop, sending Tom Lawlor over the guardrail, and crashing and burning onto the chairs sitting at ringside! Tom may have just had his entire spinal column rearranged! Joshua Bishop gets back up, and drags Tom Lawlor back into the ring, before Bishop got back into the ring himself, and took a moment to stretch out and crack his neck before going after Lawlor again. However, when he tried to pick Tom back up, Tom suddenly came to life and slipped behind Bishop, before tossing Bishop overhead with a release German Suplex! Bishop folded over and rolled to the corner, where Wes hopped on the apron and helped Bishop get back to his feet. Lawlor charged Bishop again, but Bishop got the boot up and Tom ran right into it. Tom stumbled away, and Bishop grabbed Tom, before tossing Tom overhead with a release Belly to Belly suplex! The strength of the Intense Icon was unreal! Bishop hooks the leg!

1….2… Kickout!

Tom Lawlor out at two. Bishop tries to get Lawlor back to his feet, but Tom Lawlor answers by peppering Josh Bishop with a couple of chops to the chest. Bishop answers with a chop of his own, and Tom actually walks to the corner, and lets out a very visible “OW!” in response to that chop. Bishop catches Tom with an axe handle to the back, causing Tom’s knees to buckle, but Tom turns around and catches Bishop with a boot to the gut to get Bishop to back up. Tom grabs a handful of Bishop’s hair and slams it into the turnbuckle, causing Bishop to stumble back into the ropes. Tom tries to go after him, but Bishop catches Tom with a boot to the gut. He follows it up with an elbow to the back of the neck, dropping Tom to his knees! Bishop tries to pick Tom back up, but Tom responds with two stiff forearms, before Bishop tries to send Tom into the ropes, but on the rebound Tom manages to spin and drop Joshua Bishop with a Rolling Elbow, taking the champ down and knocking him out of the ring! Tom hits the ropes as Bishop gets back up, and takes Bishop out on the outside with a Suicide Dive! Tom Lawlor has the Atlas Champion reeling! 

Tom grabs Bishop and rolls him back into the ring, before trying to pick the massive Atlas Champion up for what looks like a Doctor Bomb, but Tom can’t even get Bishop up off his feet! Perhaps an ill-advised attempt as Tom grabs at his back, perhaps having strained something in his attempt at lifting Josh Bishop. Bishop grabs Tom around the waist, but Tom drops down and rolls Bishop forward into a surprise pin!

1….2… Kickout!

Bishop out at two! He almost just lost the Atlas Championship again! The crafty veteran Lawlor pulling out all the stops tonight! Bishop gets up to a knee, only to be blasted by several forearm shots by Tom, before Tom mimes shooting a pistol at Bishop, before spinning for another Rolling Elbow, only to spin around and get BLASTED by a Pump Kick from Joshua Bishop! Tom might have just gotten knocked out!

Bishop falls into the ropes and takes a few seconds to compose himself here, as Tom still hasn’t moved. Bishop goes over to retrieve Tom, stomping on him as he does. Bishop forces Tom into the corner, before nailing him with a back elbow, and then a stiff right, before Biel Throwing Tom all the way across the ring! The air time Tom got on that was astonishing! Tom tries using the ropes to help himself up, but Bishop comes over and uses his knee to choke Tom with the ropes. As Carr pulls Bishop off and reprimands him for this.  Bishop comes back over and catches Tom with a boot to the gut, and then a knee lift to the gut as well, sending Tom stumbling into an adjacent corner, just trying to get away from Josh Bishop’s onslaught. Bishop walks over and peppers Tom with a right hand, and then a chop to the chest, but Tom answers back with a forearm of his own! Bishop stumbles back but kicks Tom back into the corner, before nailing Tom with an elbow over the top of the neck, once again dropping Tom! Bishop signals to Wes to throw him a door, that he’s gonna “Put the old man down”, and Wes Barkley goes under the ring, looking for a door. He produces one, and Josh Bishop sets it up in the corner, before picking Tom up, looking for a Choke Toss Suplex, but as Bishop goes to lift Tom, Tom catches The Intense Icon right on the nose with an elbow shot! Tom quickly rolled through, and rolled Bishop up, but before referee Tom Dunn could drop down to register a count, Tom pushed Bishop through the pin, and quickly grabbed him, going for that powerbomb again! Bishop this time managed to counter with a backdrop, before grabbing Tom Lawlor in a fireman’s carry, charging the door and looking to put Tom through it with a Death Valley Driver, but Tom managed to slip off of Bishop’s shoulders! Bishop turned and tried to catch Tom with a clothesline, but Tom Lawlor ducked it, slipped behind Bishop, before tossing Bishop right through the door with a Release German Suplex! The door exploded in two as Bishop’s head and neck were driven right through the door! 

Tom Lawlor got back up to his feet and grabbed the other door, only to turn around and release that Bishop was already up on his feet! Bishop was already up after being suplexed through a door! Tom swung the door at Bishop and caught him in the head, causing Bishop to stumble back into the corner, and for there to be a hole the size of Bishop’s skull in the door. Tom propped the door against the opposite corner and turned around, only for Bishop to launch himself at Tom Lawlor and drive him through the door with a Spear! 

Both men struggled to get back to their feet, and Tom Lawlor had to resort to rolling out onto the apron. Bishop followed him out there, and the two men used the ropes to help themselves back to their feet. Bishop caught Tom Lawlor with a chop to the chest, before trying to lift him up for a Death Valley Driver, but Tom managed to escape it, catching Bishop with a chop of his own, before attempting to drop Bishop with a Piledriver on the apron, which Bishop managed to block. Bishop tried to lift Tom up into the Death Valley again, but once again Tom slipped off his shoulders, and back into the ring. Bishop turned around, only to be caught by a Rolling Elbow from Lawlor, knocking Bishop off the apron and right into the guardrail! Tom Lawlor hit the ropes, going for the low suicide dive again, but this time Bishop moved out of the way, and Tom crashed and burned into the guardrail! Tom might have gone into the steel head first! 

Bishop grabbed Tom and quickly tossed him back into the ring, looking to seize the opportunity! Bishop gets back up, and looks to put Tom away, trying to set up the Bishop Bomb, but Tom manages to wiggle off of Josh’s shoulders! Tom waits for Bishop to turn around, before stunning Bishop with a forearm, before Tom turns and hits the ropes, looking for a Lariat, but on the rebound, Bishop catches Lawlor, spins him, and PLANTS Tom into the mat with a Black Hole Slam! Josh Bishop quickly gets back to his feet, and brings Tom Lawlor up with him, lifting Tom Lawlor high up into the air, before putting him down with a Bishop Bomb! Bishop folds Tom Lawlor up, good night BONEJOB!

1….2….3!

“Here is your winner, Joshua Bishop!”

[shadowbannedforlife]

Entity Containment.

The entity, only to be documented as Entity CC-A was contained alongside two other entities in New Orleans, Louisiana on a rural chilli pepper plantation located on ████████ ██████

Entity CC-A upon contact was not compliant with being detained and was sedated after a struggle in which Entity CC-A ████████████ and attempted to maul two of the Agents present, though, both men are likely to make a full recovery from the incident.

The two remaining entities came quietly after the conflict and no further methods of force were carried out.

The location of the entities capture has been since condemned from the public while further investigation takes place.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------- The following transcript is an interview conducted by Junior Researcher Garrison Barkley with Entity CC-A, which took place on January 1st ████

The entity in question has been restrained with chains to further prevent potential injury to the interviewee.

[Begin log]

Barkley: Hello. My name is Gary Barkley, and I will be your interviewee for today.

Barkley: [to observers] Agent Barkley, commencing interview 1 now.

Barkley: Please, state your name for the recording.

Silence. Entity CC-A continues to glare at Barkley from the other side of the table, visibly uncooperative.

Barkley: I’ll repeat. Please, state your name for the interview.

Silence.

Paper’s shuffle.

Barkley: There’s no point in playing the silent game. We know what you are, we know that you’re responsible for the disappearances on Moonscar Island. Your associates have already told us everything that we need to know.

Entity CC-A seems to ponder the revelation for a moment.

Entity CC-A: Lies. Barkley: What would make you assume that?

Entity CC-A ignores the question.

Entity CC-A: Your men have brought me to your facility in chains. It is very bold of you to suspect that we would break so easily with so little resistance. Barkley: It’s not a matter of breaking you. We have no intention of initiating any forms of brutal interrogation. Our mission as of now is to simply protect the public from both you, and your associates.

Entity CC-A grins and laughs before briefly glancing over at the one way mirror.

Barkley: Could you please state your name.

Entity CC-A ignores Barkley.

Entity CC-A: Not very smart are you?

Silence. Agent Barkley awaits for Entity CC-A to elaborate.

Entity CC-A: You’re all ill equipped, not only in your attempts to contain me, but also to be snooping around my plantation. Alligators and quicksand and the like. The bayou is not at all fit for the exploration of you morons. Barkley: Are there other things on the plantation and within the bayou that we should take into consideration outside of the wildlife?

Entity CC-A ignores the question.

Entity CC-A: I had planned so much over the years. I knew this day would come eventually and yet, it still took me by surprise. Though, do not think that just because you and your men managed to contain us means that we’re content in staying that way. 

Barkley clears his throat and shuffles nervously in his seat.

Barkley: I think you greatly underestimate the abilities of the US-

Entity CC-A cuts off Barkley and is now notably more aggressive. 

Entity CC-A: And I think that you grossly underestimate how easy it would be to rip you into pieces. You people come onto my island, disturb my cats, sedate me with chemicals and chain me up and then have the nerve to demand my respect? Insolence!

Entity CC-A struggles with the chains for a moment, putting Agent Barkley on edge, but doesn’t move from his position.

Entity CC-A: I have had enough of you-!

Entity CC-A abruptly shifts into an animalistic form that breaks the chains restraining it’s person before the camera feed of the conflict is lost.

[Log ends]

See incident report below for further details.

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Interview 01 Incident Report.

On ████ an interview was initiated between Entity CC-A and Agent Garrison Barkley.

While the conversation between both Barkley and the entity was one-sided and stifled, the entity showed no signs of immediate aggression until approximately █████ ███████ into the interview when the entity suddenly became enraged due to a lack of respect it had allegedly been shown by Barkley and the foundation as a whole.

0.9 seconds after the footage was lost Entity CC-A entered an animal-like form that resembled a mountain lion with non-retractable claws and elongated arms. The transformation was described by Barkley and observers as ‘explosive’ as the force generated from the shift severed the chains retraining the entity as well as causing considerable damage to the walls, ceiling and floor of the room.

This force is also heavily expected to be what destroyed the camera recording the interview.

Mid-transformation, Entity CC-A attempted to put it’s claw/hand through the torso of Agent Barkley. Barkley managed to maneuver himself in such a way that the blow would not pierce his body, however, it still resulted in him being launched across the room before hitting the back concrete wall with considerable force.

Shortly after, two armed guards alerted by the observers forced their way into the room and tazed the entity to stop it’s pursuit of Barkley, temporary dazing it long enough to remove Agent Barkley from the room.

Agent Barkley survived but is in serious condition as of this log being recorded.

To prevent/prepare for potential future attacks, we plan on strengthening the foundation of Entity CC-A’s chamber, as well as the chambers of Entity CC-B and Entity CC-C, assuming that they are also capable of taking similar forms and causing similar damage.