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SEGMENT 1: INTRODUCTION:
A video package airs, highlighting the intense PWA Championship
match between Solomon and Jaguar four nights ago at Revival, which resulted in
Jaguar becoming the first man to ever defeat Solomon and winning the PWA
Championship in front of his hometown
Ferrara: That’s right Troy, and it truly
was a momentous occasion in
SEGMENT 2: RINGSIDE:
The camera circles the ring for a bit, which is currently
housing several PWA superstars inside, namely Scythe, GI Jew, Paul
Dawkins, Jason Calysto, Camieko, Dean Nash, Damien Fields, Justice, Showtime
Damon Savage, and last but not least, Romeo. As they wait in the ring, Lee
Palmer's voice comes over the PA system.
Palmer: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the brand new
PWA Heavyweight Champion of The World, Jaguar!
"Real Big" by Mannie Fresh hits the speakers, and the
new music brings the crowd to its feet as Jaguar pops through the curtain. The
ovation is almost as explosive as his flaming pyrotechnics, which prompt a
blizzard of confetti and balloons to fall from the ceiling as they illuminate
the stage.
Jaguar is not in wrestling attire as the other stars in the ring,
instead he wears jeans, a black Jimmy Smith Jacksonville Jaguars jersey and the
PWA World Heavyweight Title. He takes the belt off and slings it over his
shoulder before coming into the ring and being smothered by all of his closest
comrades. The confetti falls in high volume and balloons are being bounced all
over the joyous crowd as Jaguar comes through the pile and hops onto the turnbuckles
to hold the belt high for all sides of the building. The song finally dies down
and so does the noise of the crowd as GI Jew hands his former Tag Team
Championship partner a microphone, leaving all 10 superstars and the rest of
the crowd demanding a speech.
Jaguar: Thank you all. What is it Rick James said on that
show? It's a celebration bitches! (Crowd cheers) No, seriously. Thank you
to all you guys in the ring, I really appreciate it, but I want to thank all
the people that bought a ticket in Jacksonville, all the people that couldn't
be there and bought Revival at home, all the people here in Miami, and everyone
who bought the new Carrjack T-shirt at the concession stands, everyone! I
really want to thank you all for the support and for the reception you gave me
here tonight. Beating Solomon was just something I had to do and I knew deep
down that I would get the job done on that night. With the exception of
Camieko, Solomon has probably beaten everybody in this ring, including myself,
but I said in my dressing room that on that night in front of that crowd that
nothing would stop me from bringing the belt back home, and I did just that.
Now--
Jaguar's words are cut off and the crowd actually boos immensely
once "War Machine" by KISS hits the speakers. To a rare negative
crowd reaction, Commissioner Kerry Cox steps out through the curtain and Jaguar
quiets the crowd with a look of intrigue on his face.
Cox: I know the crowd booed me for coming out here and I
totally understand that. I know I'm not the first to say it and I won't be
the last, but Jaguar, I wanted to come out here and tell you three things.
Number one, congratulations for becoming the now four-time PWA World
Heavyweight Champion! (Crowd cheers) Number two, thank you for being the first
guy to put that big-mouthed Walter Gindin and Alaskan piece of crap in their
places! (Crowd cheers even more) But now onto number three. This is a great
celebration for you and you completely deserve it, but this isn't the first
time you have been the champion Jag, and you know that there is no such thing
as down time when you are the PWA Champion. You pointed it out to Solomon
himself just last week. (Jaguar nods his head in agreement as Cox continues to
speak) So with that said, I am out here to announce the main event of Forsaken,
which will be coming up on January 22, from
"War Machine" hits again and Cox exits as Jaguar turns
around to find all of the men that were just cheering for him now staring dead
at the big gold belt that rests on his shoulder. The World Champion just nods
his head and exits up the ramp as we take our first commercial break.
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #1 --
SEGMENT 3: MATCH 1:
Referee:
Billy Vargas
We return to ringside, where the crowd is waiting for action as
"Exorcism" by Theaters Des Vampires booms through the speakers. A
large set of boos floods the building, but many sit in stunned silence as
"Not That" Rodney King emerges to bring the massive Vladimir Vydrina
down the ramp. They are accompanied by the gorgeous Natasha Vydrina and then
the shot cuts into the ring to see newcomer Chris Nicholson standing inside
like a deer caught in headlights.
Vydrina steps into the ring and just hulks over Nicholson as Billy
Vargas signals for the bell. Both men circle the ring and lock up in the
center. Nicholson tries to back Vydrina up, but the big Russian simply grabs
him in the collar-and-elbow tie up and just slams him down to the canvas!
Nicholson gets up and charges at Vydrina and backs him up with a
clothesline. He tries another, but Vydrina is still standing. The third
clothesline attempt proves to be the most successful, as Nicholson sends
Vydrina down to the mat!
Nicholson heads upstairs and flies off for a double axe handle,
but Vydrina catches him around the waist in a massive bearhug! Nicholson
tries to fight out of it, but Vydrina shakes him around like a rag doll. Vargas
runs over and asks Nicholson if he wants to give it up and the rookie's
answer is a quick yes. Vargas calls for the bell and it sounds, but Vydrina
doesn't let go of the hold.
Vydrina grips Nicholson like a vice until King and his wife
run in to break it up. He drops Nicholson to the mat in a heap and
"Exorcism" replays to a chorus of boos. Blood begins to trickle
from Nicholson's mouth, an obvious sign of internal injuries. The trainers rush
out from the back, passing by the cold and victorious Russian superstar as
we take a commercial break.
WINNER VIA SUBMISSION AT
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SEGMENT 4: BACKSTAGE:
The shot cuts backstage, showing a black pair of shoes
resting on the floor. The shot pans backwards to find the feet belong to Dee
Licious, who is sitting in a chair in a dressing room as Mike Grieco paces
angrily back and forth in front of her, clutching a big bean bag stress ball.
Grieco: I'm not wasting anything
Grieco: What did you just say to me?!
Grieco turns quickly and throws the hard bag in
Grieco: Oh man, Dee, I'm sorry. Are you alright?!
Grieco: I'm.....I'm gonna go take a walk for a minute.
Grieco shakes his head in anguish and exits the room as
SEGMENT 5: BACKSTAGE:
The shot cuts backstage to the dressing room of The
Legacy, where Scott Hosemann and The Naturals all hang their heads as Justin
Schenck paces around in front of them. Darrin Giles, the only member that
did not lose at Revival, stands behind their leader with his Progressive
Title draped over his shoulder. Schenck stares at his group through his dark
shades before taking them off slowly and putting them above his forehead.
Schenck: Gentlemen, no matter what way we slice it,
Revival was not a good night for The Legacy. Two losses from three of our members
on one of the biggest shows this industry has witnessed was simply
unacceptable. But remember one thing; it's not how you start, it's how you
finish. We need to get back to dominating the scene around here. We need to
finish some people off tonight, and right here in
The Legacy appears fired up from the pep talk and look much
different than they did before as we take a commercial break.
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK
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SEGMENT 6: MATCH 2:
THE NATURALS VS. DYNAMITE DEAN NASH & DAMIEN FIELDS:
Referee:
Jason Church
Tom Petty’s “All or Nothin” suddenly plays to introduce Justin
Schenck, as he leads The Naturals down to the ring for their Tag match. The
Naturals climb into the ring while Schenck circles around on the outside, and
the tag team begins posing on the ropes, while the fans shower them with boos.
It isn’t long before Metallica’s “Ride the Lightning” hits, bringing out Damien
Fields to a decent pop from the crowd. He walks down to the ramp to wait for
his tag partner, but The Naturals look to get things started early. They slide
out of the ring and begin assaulting Damien Fields.
Troy: Hey, the match didn’t even start
yet! Get them off him, ref!
The referee shouts for them to get into the ring, but The Naturals refuse to
listen. As Fields gets a beating from a double team attack, The Prodigy’s
“Spitfire” blasts over the speakers, and Dean Nash bolts down the entranceway
to the aid of his partner, much to the crowd’s delight! Nash and Fields begin
to battle against Price and Anthony respectively, and as Nash whips Price into
the steel steps, Fields rolls Anthony into the ring and the match officially
starts with the ringing of the bell.
Nash gets himself back onto the apron while Fields and
Anthony battle in the ring, and Schenck helps Price back up after several
moments. They trade rights with each other until Nash gets the upper hand and
whips Anthony into a corner. Nash charges in and hits Anthony with a huge
splash to the delight of the crowd! Nash looks to whip Anthony into the
opposite corner, but Anthony reverses it and launches Nash so hard that he
falls face first into the canvas upon impact with the turnbuckle. Price takes
the opportunity to roll into the ring, and the referee scolds Price for doing
so.
Ferrara: Oh, I think I know what he’s doing.
Price argues with the referee while Anthony and Schenck
hurry outside to the corner where Fields fell. Nash shouts to the referee to
pay attention, but he is too busy shouting in Price’s face. Schenck and Anthony
each grab Fields’ leg and pull hard, dragging Nash crotch first into the ring
post, which causes Nash to scrunch up and roar in pain. Anthony rolls back into
the ring as Price climbs out of it.
Anthony tags Price in, and he goes to work on a severely
weakened Fields. He lifts Fields back onto his feet and batters him with rights
and lefts. With Fields dizzied, Price sends him crashing into the mat with a
body slam. He drops an elbow on Fields for good measure before wrenching him
off the mat and sending him into the ropes. As Fields uncontrollably comes
back, Price swings an outstretched arm, but Fields ducks under it and
compresses Price with a German suplex!
Fields drags himself towards his corner as Nash desperately reaches out to him.
Price slowly gets himself back to his feet, but it seems that he won’t make it
in time to stop Fields. However, he is unable to make the tag because Schenck
yanks Nash off the apron!
The referee flips out on Schenck, who attempts to look innocent. He quickly
backs away from Nash as he rolls around on the floor. Meanwhile, Price gets
some distance from Fields, who slowly manages to climb back to his feet with
the help from the ropes. Price darts forward and presses Fields’ face into the
mat with a running Bulldog. Price drags Fields into the middle of the ring and
locks in a Boston Crab on Fields, and unable to bear the agony, Fields has no
choice but to tap out. The bell sounds, and the audience is relentless in their
jeers.
Ferrara: As a manager, he’s got to look out for his clients, but if he didn’t
cross the line already, he’s getting awfully close to it.
“All or Nothin” plays once more as Price and Anthony raise their arms with
Schenck, victorious and standing over a fallen Damien Fields.
WINNERS VIA PINFALL AT
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