Chikara: Cibernetico Increible

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2009

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Mike Spillane, Nicolas Dansereau, Robert Goodwin, Adam Ortega, Jose Cordero, Drew Gulak, Trevor Mann, James Cipperly, Stephen Delicato, Marc Dionne, and Tracy Williams in Chikara: Cibernetico Increible (2009)

For the first time in the six-year history of the Torneo Cibernetico, it's partners against each other, as Soldier Ant leads his Army against Fire Ant's Team Hot Property. Team F.I.S.T., the... Read allFor the first time in the six-year history of the Torneo Cibernetico, it's partners against each other, as Soldier Ant leads his Army against Fire Ant's Team Hot Property. Team F.I.S.T., the UnStable and the Order of the Neo-Solar Temple face off against each other as well, with ... Read allFor the first time in the six-year history of the Torneo Cibernetico, it's partners against each other, as Soldier Ant leads his Army against Fire Ant's Team Hot Property. Team F.I.S.T., the UnStable and the Order of the Neo-Solar Temple face off against each other as well, with an unwelcome surprise for UltraMantis Black, and more.

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In contrast with how the Torneo Cibernetico matches were usually used to blow off feuds, this one was fought under Parejas Increibles rules meaning it was existing tag teams split off and wrestling each other. Soldier's Army (the Colony's Soldier Ant and Carpenter Ant (Adam Ortega)/Mike Quackenbush (Mike Spillane)/Incoherence's Hallowicked (Robert Goodwin)/Cheech Hernandez/The Future Is Now's Lince Dorado (Jose Cordero)/The Super Smash Brothers' Player Uno (Nicolas Dansereau)/the Young Bucks' Matt Jackson (Matt Massie)) defeated Team Hot Property (the Colony's Fire Ant and Green Ant/Jigsaw (Ed McGuckin)/Incoherence's Frightmare (Stephen Delicato)/KC "Cloudy" Day (Eric Downes)/The Future Is Now's Helios (Trevor Mann)/The Super Smash Brothers' Player Dos (Marc Dionne)/the Young Bucks' Nick Jackson (Nick Massie)). The rules of the Cibernetico say that there can only be one person left, meaning that even if everyone on the other team has been eliminated, if there are even two people left on the one team they have to wrestle each other. That is what happened here, as Carpenter Ant eliminated his own team captain Soldier Ant with the Inverted CHIKARA Special, the first time that the hold had been used, and which Mike Quackenbush had supposedly taught only to Tim Donst.