In the first part of this series, we took a look at two of the remaining participants in this year’s Invitational Tournament and their chances of taking it out. Today we will examine the chances of two more of the finalists and what they need to do to make it to the final at RE-AWAKENING.

SEBASTIAN SANDER
Team All Star’s #1 draft pick has really stepped up in 2009. It’s true that he’s suffered some losses this year but he has competed against some of the very best in EPW and looked fantastic in doing so. He dominated a four way match on night one of Evolution before Davis Storm, Jay Taylor and AZ Vegara worked together to eliminate the big man from the contest. And with Team All Star in his corner, he is a red hot chance of beating anyone in EPW on any given night.

Favoured Opponent in the Next Round: Sander is at his best when he can get a hold of an opponent and break him down. Tyler Jacobs is coming off a serious knee injury and if Sander can withstand his initial onslaught, he would be able to focus his intensity and size on Jacobs’ dodgy knee. Sander may quietly wish for a semi final encounter with Dan Moore but this could prove to be a danger match for the big man. Moore has a great tag team record against the captain of Team All Star and if he could hang in there long enough, he could put some serious doubt in Sanders’ mind.

DAVIS STORM
This two time EPW champion is 100% focused on winning the championship back and in doing so is hoping to achieve one of the few things he has never done in EPW. Win the Invitational Tournament. It is hard to imagine but Storm has only been in the Invitational finals on one occasion. He lost to long term rival, Jimmy Payne, in the inaugural tournament in 2001. He has waited a long time for another chance and would have to be one of the favourites remaining in the field.

Favoured Opponent in the Next Round: No wrestler on the EPW roster is better at capitalising on his experience advantage. Storm has been in more high profile matches than just about anyone on the EPW roster and is rarely overawed by the occasion. The two least experienced men remaining in the tournament are Dan Moore and Sebastian Sander. Moore holds no significant size advantage over Storm like Sebastian Sander (nor a posse of interference runners) might and the ‘Ironman’ would be able to dispose of Moore in relatively efficient fashion.

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