Austin Walker came to PAXAMANIA II as a guest commentator for the LOH Championship match. The scheduled match was to be Amarisse Sullivan challenging Samantha Kaman, but Amarisse didn’t show up, so the champ gave the vacant title shot to her “new” best friend Danielle Riendeau. Austin may have sensed some scheming going on here and came to investigate the story. During the match, D-Leazy ran in with “legal proceedings” and claimed that Alexa Ray Cowrie was filing a wrongful termination law suit against the champ, which meant Kaman was suspended from in-ring competition until the matter was resolved. The champ convinced Austin, her former tag team partner from the old days on the eSports entertainment independent circuit, to take her place. Austin reluctantly accepted and ended up defeating Danielle. Austin believed himself to be the new LOH Champion, but Commissioner Greg Miller ruled that Samantha was still the champion. Austin promised the commish that he would “see you in Seattle!” before leaving the arena.

Comin’ outta the booth.	For the title.	You can’t do Kanye East like this.

PAX RUMBLE IV

The Ozymandias of the Octagon arrived in Seattle for PAX RUMBLE IV on a mission to right the wrongs of Boston. Having won the title match at PAXAMANIA II with nothing to show for it, Austin had vowed to win the Rumble and “redistribute the belt.” Well, Austin didn’t actually win the Rumble. He entered late at #28, but after eight minutes, he was eliminated by two-time runner-up Samit Sarkar. Austin’s controller was malfunctioning during the match due to mysterious circumstances, so he unleashed his back-up plan.

After John Drake won the Rumble, Austin revealed that he was in possession of the belt that Samantha Kalman had misplaced many months ago. But, the belt was not whole anymore. Austin had melted it down into dozens of gold chains which he began throwing into crowd. The promise to redistribute the belt had been fulfilled. Inspired by this display of wealth and the fact that he was still a partial owner of the league, Drake gave his title shot to Austin.

About two minutes into the triple threat match for the LOH Championship, Alex Navarro paused the game and went into an existential crisis that led to he and Samantha Kalman reminiscing about the inaugural Rumble where they teamed up to take out everyone else. Being ignored by the other competitors, Austin unpaused the game, delivered two devastating Stone Cold Stunners to Kalman, and pinned her to win the LOH Championship. A new era in eSports Entertainment had arrived!

Addressing the universe.	Faulty controllers?	#RedistributeTheBelt
The Wolf sees what’s comin’.	Equalizin’.	”See you in Boston.”

PAXAMANIA III

The new champ arrived in Boston for PAXAMANIA III on a mission. A mission for the people. Under the leadership of Johnny Cashanova, the league had fallen on hard times over the last several months. Wrestlers weren’t getting paid on time (if at all), there were safety precautions in place, the commissioner was AWOL, and the equipment was (still) faulty. Walker challenged Drake to a match where, if Walker won, all of the superstars and crew would be paid properly. But, if he lost, Walker would be out of the league for good.

For the first time in League of Heels history, this match took place in WWE 2K14. The champ enlisted the help of Danielle “The Boxing EMT” Riendeau for the match while Drake’s partner was none other than his wife, The Bank. The action was fast and furious from the start. Riendeau landed a devastating KO punch on Drake that sent him crashing through a table, which led to a pinfall that eliminated the majority share holder of the league. Shortly after that, Walker forced The Bank to submit to a cobra clutch.

A match is made.	The verge of victory.

PAX RUMBLE V

The champ arrived at the fifth RUMBLE on the 364th day of his title reign. Rather than cutting a promo on all of his potential challengers and LOH management, Austin delivered what would become known as the “Nice Bomb.” He praised Aaron Trites for keeping this crazy promotion going. He even thanked various superstars for motivating him throughout the year and making him a better champion. This outpouring of positivity led to Johnny Cashanova proposing a toast. He didn’t have any alcohol, though, so he offered Austin some of his prescription pain pills leftover from his achilles injury at PAXAMANIA III. RUN GFB’s Alexa saved the day with a bottle of wine, which she just happened to be carrying at 10 AM. The Digivolution’s Matt Conn then provided a skull-shaped glass to drink from.

Austin accepted all these gifts. But, after drinking it, he collapsed to the mat. Clearly having been poisoned, an investigation immediately began to determine who the killer was. The case was put on hold until the completion of the Rumble, which was won by Dr. Tracksuit. Tracksuit gave his right to the title match to the leader of RUN GFB, D-Leazy, but the match never actually happened. Austin finally succumbed to the poison after it was revealed that the true culprit was Aaron Trites, who had developed a master plan to remove the title from Austin and join RUN GFB.

Austin Walker is no more.

Eye me suspiciously.	This seems fine.	Oh no.	A diabolical plan realized.