Editing Joanne Steel (section)

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At Full Tilt on 17th May she was set to take on Jolene McKenzie, coming out to the ring first she seemed angrier than normal, strode over to the corner where McKenzie was and laid her out with a couple of kendo stick strikes before complaining about the match and exiting the room, the match being counted as a no contest as McKenzie was in no condition to wrestle and Steel had vacated the ring and gone backstage. She would come out on the following week's edition of Full Tilt and deliver a scathing promo to her previous opponents, Jolene and the fans saying she wrestled when she wants and with whom she wants to much confusion to the fans. On the 31st May's Full Tilt Steel was once again booked in a match this time against Regan Blair, though her opponent had not been announced as Steel made her way to the ring she threw a strop when she saw who her opponent was complaining loudly and at length at the ref. As the match started she made her excuses and exited the ring much to the bemusement of the referee and the annoyance of Blair who tried to goad Steel into the ring. The match had already started and Steel was counted out and Regan Blair was declared the winner by the referee.  

On the 21st June 'go home' edition of Full Tilt, the final one before the "Luck Of The Draw" FPV, Joanne Steel was forced by Ery Laerwen to once again take on Regan Blair but as she was unable to attend the show Laerwen hired Jaxi Velineux to act as the ringside Enforcer/Lumberjack. At the conclusion of the match which Blair won by using her patented 'Carrion Clutch' to send Steel to sleep, Velineux announced that Steel was to show up for a match the following Sunday at the "Luck Of The Draw" FPV in a unspecified match with Ery Laerwen the stipulation for which would be announced sometime before the match.  

At "Luck Of The Draw" Ery and Steel competed in brutal "Last Woman Standing" match which Ery won after beating Steel with a large poker chip that had been part of the stage, after Steel had tried to leave up the ramp this time only to be stopped by Emma Grey.