Shockwave vs Tedros

The camera fades in on Tedros walking to the ring, gloating on social and hyping up the fans about the match he’s sure he’s going to win. That confidence starts to fade the second he sees his opponent—Shockwave, all 6’6” and 335 lbs of brute force waiting in the ring. The “friendliest guy at Weekend Wrestling” suddenly looks less certain as he steps inside to face a giant who clearly didn’t come to make friends.

Shockwave takes control from the start, not just dominating but enjoying every second of toying with Tedros. He bends the lean, muscular hunk through crushing holds—bear hugs, over-the-knee backbreakers, Canadian backbreakers, a Gory special, and a deep Boston crab—squeezing and stretching him at will. Even Tedros’ desperate attempts to fight back, including biting, do little to stop the punishment. Shockwave lifts him with ease, even using him as a footstool, smiling all the while as he teases and tortures a man who came in full of confidence but finds himself broken down piece by piece.