Venue: Madison Square Garden
Location: New York City, NY
Date: Saturday 18th February 2012
Broadcast Team: Joey Styles and Steve Corino

A video was shown highlighting the many clashes between Samoa Joe, Colt Cabana, Christopher Daniels and CM Punk. The video began showing Samoa Joe and Colt Cabana defeating CM Punk and Christopher Daniels for the Global Tag Team Championships. Then it moved forward one month with CM Punk using a Steel Chair on Samoa Joe, thus costing him the Undisputed Championship. Next we saw CM Punk and Daniels capturing the Global Tag Team Championships in a Steel Cage match with help from Homicide. Finally, the video showed the 6-man Tag Team match being made official, James Storm entering the mix and finally CM Punk shattering a beer bottle over Storm's head last month. "Wild Ones" by Flo Rida then began to play as the pyros exploded inside Madison Square Garden with a sold out crowd going absolutely insane! Even though it was hard for them to even hear themselves think, Joey Styles and Steve Corino welcomed everyone from ringside.

Joey Styles: "Back in August, the GWA made it's return infront of 1600 fans just down the street at the Hammerstein Ballroom, and now only 5 months later, we are turning people away as over 19,000 fans have jam packed the most famous arena in the world, Madison Square Garden as we present "Sex, Drugs, Chris Rock & Roll!".

Steve Corino: "And do you want to know why so many people want to be here tonight? It's because not only is this the biggest night in the GWA's history, but this is going to be one of the most historic nights in this wonderful sport! Five months of heated hatred comes to boiling point tonight in our Main Event, but also, Chris Jericho must walk out of this area as Undisputed C4 Champion, or his career is over!"

Tag Team Contest
Primo and Orlando Colon vs. Brian Kendrick and Paul London

» The high energy crowd were treated to some fast paced action early on. Kendrick and Orlando were brawling outside of the ring when suddenly Primo ran the ropes and hit a rolling suicide dive knocking Kendrick down. Whilst the two cousins double-teamed Kendrick, his partner climbed to the top rope and took out everyone with a Shooting Star Press to the outside. The match seemed to be over as Kendrick dropped Orlando with Sliced Bread #2, then Primo returned to hit the Back Stabber to claim the pinfall victory.

Winner(s): Primo and Orlando Colon

Mean Gene Okerlund was standing by in his interview position. He welcomed the fans to the most famous arena in the world, and said how special it felt being back after so many years. He then introduced his guest, Dolph Ziggler and asked him how he thought his chances were going into his J-Elimination match against Naomichi Marufuji.

Dolph Ziggler: "Seriously? Let me take a deep breath... Naomichi Marufuji? Naomichi Maru-WHO-ji more like! So he's a big deal in Japan, so what? I'm a big deal everywhere! Low-Ki, well the name says it all. All he has is his mean face, and at the end of the day he's just a poor mans James Earl Jones. Bryan Danielson? Best in the World? That's not what your girlfriend said to me last night, only joking, you don't have a girlfriend. Gene, there's only one winner, so introducing your next JGP Champion... Hashtag... HEEL!"

Singles Contest
Jamie Noble vs. Sin Cara

» Two of the six competitors in next months JGP Tag Team Championship match clashed with their partners absent from ringside. Noble grounded Sin Cara early with a low dropkick to the knee, later wrapping it around the ring post. Noble climbed to the top rope when Sin Cara suddenly found a burst of energy and attempted to Suplex him from the top, but Noble countered with a forearm. Sin Cara rolled through and connected with a kick to Noble's temple before executing a Moonsault side slam to get the win.

Winner(s): Sin Cara

The scene opened up with The Miz sitting backstage in his locker room, shining the Championship belt which was resting across his knee. There was a knock on the door, Miz looked up and smirked before standing up to greet Sheamus.

The Miz: "Nice that you could have made it to the party! Together we are going to crush Chris Jericho's fairytale dream of capturing my title in the very building that his useless old man used to play Hockey. Don't get me wrong, it would be very poetic for that to happen, but fairytales are just that, a fairytale. Just like his Dad..."

The Miz stopped mid-sentence and looked over Sheamus' shoulder. The camera pulled out as Sheamus turned around to find Edge standing behind them.

Edge: "Oh sorry, did I interupt something? Don't let me stop this meeting of the minds. I just thought you'd want to know about a rule change for tonight's Championship match. There's no way I'm going to let one of the biggest matches in this company's history become ruined. Sheamus, you're banned from ringside, and Miz, if you get counted out or disqualified... you will lose that title! Good luck!"

Edge slapped Sheamus on the shoulder and sent a wink in Miz's direction before leaving. The camera zoomed in to Miz's face who was scouling and shaking his head.

J-Elimination Semi-Final
Naomichi Marufuji vs. Dolph Ziggler

» The two-men locked up and Marufuji took the early advantage with a snapmare and a stiff kick to Ziggler's spine. Marufuji sent Dolph into the corner and clotheslined him over the top rope. Ziggler thumped the announce desk in frustration, but turned around to find Marufuji flying over the top rope landing with a crossbody. Back in the ring, Marufuji waited on the apron for Ziggler to return to his feet and then launched into a Springboard dropkick, but Ziggler shot him down with a Dropkick of his own.

» Ziggler connected with a bridged German Suplex for a two-count. Dolph then sent Marufuji into the corner but missed the Corner Splash before Marufuji hit a bridged German Suplex of his own. Marufuji attempted the Pole Shift, but Ziggler floated over into the Zig Zag, but Marufuji held onto the ropes to counter the move. Marufuji then went for Sliced Bread #2 but for the second time in the night it was countered. Ziggler ducked through a clothesline and ended it with a surprise Superkick!

Winner(s): Dolph Ziggler

Mean Gene was once against backstage with microphone in hand ready to interview Chris Jericho, who was moments away from putting his career on the line against The Miz for one more shot at the Undisputed Championship.

Chris Jericho: "Well it all comes down to one night, I guess. Multi-time World Champion, travelled far and wide to become known as one of, if not the best Professional Wrestler in the world. Tonight, it means nothing because if somehow Miz is able to pin my shoulders down to the canvas for three seconds, all of that is over. But out of all the millions of people who believe I am the best at what I do, I'm one of them. Miz, there is no way that I'm letting you keep that Championship, and there is no damn way that I'm letting you hang my head above your fire place as a trophy. This match is the biggest match of my career, because if I lose, I lose everything. You better bring your "A" game, because you haven't seen nothing yet!"

J-Elimination Semi-Final
Bryan Danielson vs. Low-Ki

» Straight out of the box, both men started the match by exchanging stiff chops across one another's chests. Low-Ki left his feet and crawled to the corner where Danielson continued with stomps. Low-Ki rolled out of the ring, but quickly rolled back in when Danielson followed. As Danielson slid into the ring, Ki hit a hart kick to his head. Further on, Ki sent Danielson into the corner and connected a Tidal Crush Kick. After a failed Warrior's Way, Danielson hit a drop toe hold and submitted Ki with the LeBell Lock.

Winner(s): Bryan Danielson

Just moments before their Tag Team Warfare match, Samoa Joe, Colt Cabana and James Storm were standing backstage with Mean Gene. Gene passed the microphone down the line, allowing each man to say a few words.

James Storm: "I'm not much of a fortune teller, or a mind reader or nothing, but I have an idea that CM Punk is going to be mentioned alot over the next few minutes. Punk, you think you got inside my head last month by smashing that beer bottle over my head? Kid, if I had a dollar for everytime a bottle of beer gave me a headache, I'd be a damn millionaire! I don't hate you because you don't drink beer, hell, I don't understand it, but I don't hate you for it. I hate you because you think you're better than me. When that bell rings, you'll find out that this country boy has some tricks up his sleeves!"

Colt Cabana: "The Wire is the greatest television show ever, and CM Punk sucks!"

Samoa Joe: "The Wire? Yeah, I guess that is a pretty damn good show. Actually, I am the Omar of the Global Wrestling Alliance. Punk, you may have two friends, but a hunting we will go! You can run, you can hide, but tonight you are going to get got, and your blood will be on my hands! It's business, it's pleasure, and all part of the game!"

Undisputed C4 Championship
Champion, The Miz vs. Chris Jericho

» The two tied-up with Jericho taking Miz down into a side headlock. Miz soon broke the hold by wrapping his legs around Jericho's head. Both men stood to their feet but Jericho again took Miz down with an arm drag followed up with a dropkick sending Miz out of the ring. As Miz got back to his feet, Jericho knocked him into the announcer's desk with a baseball slide. Jericho slammed Miz's head on the announce desk. Jericho looked for an Irish Whip, but Miz countered and sent Jericho crashing into the ring steps.

» The action spilled back into the ring as Miz used the top rope to choke Jericho until the referee forced a break. Once The Miz had argued with the referee, Jericho came back with a kick to the mid-section and threw Miz shoulder first into the ring post. Jericho then went to the top rope and connected with a Missile Dropkick for a two-count. Jericho then performed a perfect Lionsault until Miz managed to get his knees up at the last moment. As Jericho got back to his feet Miz hit the Reality Check for a close two-count.

» Miz sent Jericho into the corner and connected with a running clothesline. Miz then went to the top rope for an attempted Dropkick, but Jericho caught his legs and turned him over into the Walls of Jericho. Miz crawled closer to the ropes and just as it looked like he was about to tap, he grabbed the bottom rope. Jericho released the hold. When Jericho turned back to Miz, he was lifted up and dropped neck first on the top rope. Jericho then walked into the Skull Crushing Finale to end the match, and his career.

Winner(s) and STILL Undisputed C4 Champion: The Miz

Once The Miz had celebrated his way up the ramp and back through the curtain, Chris Jericho was left in the ring on his knees looking around the crowd. The Madison Square Garden crowd then got to their feet and gave Jericho a standing ovation. Jericho applauded the fans and then slowly made his way to the back.

Backstage:

The new Women's Grand Champion, Beth Phoenix and Natalya Neidhart were walking backstage talking about how amazing it was that one of them become the Champion last month at Ladies Night when they were approached by Mickie James and Gail Kim. Gail Kim told Beth Phoenix that she was a disgrace of a Champion, because if it wasn't for Natalya's help, then either herself or Mickie James would be Champion instead. Beth and Natalya laughed at one another. Mickie then challenged the Beth and Natalya to a match next month, and after a moments thought, the challenge was accepted.

Tag Team Warfare
CM Punk, "Fallen Angel" Christopher Daniels and Homicide vs. Samoa Joe, "Boom Boom" Colt Cabana and "Cowboy" James Storm

» Samoa Joe, Colt Cabana and James Storm left the ring straight away and met their opponents on the ramp to began a huge brawl to open the contest. Fists were flying, forearms were connecting, chaos had broken loose. Homicide ran at Samoa Joe, who grabbed him and suplexed him over the guard rail and into the sea of people. Eventually the match began when Daniels and James Storm went back and forth in the ring with Christopher Daniels gaining the early advantage by raking Storm's eyes.

» Just as things began to settle down, Homicide returned from the crowd, ran over to Joe, pulled him down from the apron and flattened him with a clothesline. Cabana jumped down to help his partner and clubbed Homicide across the back several times before launching him across the announce desk onto Joey Styles and Steve Corino. As the referee was checking on Homicide, and James Storm began to gain the upperhand, Punk entered the ring and struck him with a kick between the legs.

» Punk and Daniels effectively cut the ring in half, trapping Storm in their corner utilising quick tags between the two to stay fresh. James Storm then exploded out from the corner and turned Daniels inside out with a huge running clothesline. Both men slowly crawled to their corners. Punk tagged in first and tried to stop Storm from reaching his team but Joe managed to make the tag. Punk retreated but Joe caught him with several back hand chops and then a running single leg dropkick.

» With Homicide back in his corner, Daniels tried to enter the ring to draw the attention of the referee. Joe then ran the ropes to attempt a running Senton, but Homicide kicked him in the back of the head. Joe staggered forward and Punk lifted him up, dropping him with the GTS. The referee began to make the count but Cabana just made the save. Once again chaos broke out as Homicide jumped into the ring and began working over Cabana and Punk made a blind tag to Daniels as Joe tried to recover.

» Moments later, the ring cleared and Joe continued to brawl with Punk knocking him into the corner. Joe set up his signiture Face Wash, but Daniels cut him off mid-stride with a running clothesline. After dropping Joe with the Angel's Wings, Daniels attempted the BME, but Storm dragged Joe from harm's way. Daniels landed face first, and as he climbed to his feet, Storm hit him with a straight Super Kick knocking him back into Joe's Coquina Clutch. Storm and Cabana held the fort until Daniels tapped out.

Winner(s): Samoa Joe, Colt Cabana and James Storm

CM Punk and Homicide dragged Daniels from the ring and carried him up the ramp as the victorious Samoa Joe, James Storm and Colt Cabana celebrated in the ring together. The show came to a close with a groggy Daniels asking Homicide, "did we win?", and CM Punk almost pulling his hair out shouting, "THIS ISN'T OVER, JOE!"

Quick Results:
* Primo and Orlando Colon def. The Hooliganz
* Sin Cara def. Jamie Noble
* J-Elimination: Dolph Ziggler def. Naomichi Marufuji
* J-Elimination: Bryan Danielson def. Low-Ki
* Undisputed Championship: The Miz def. Chris Jericho to retain
* Samoa Joe, Colt Cabana and James Storm def. CM Punk, Christopher Daniels and Homicide

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