TUESDAY,
APRIL 4, 2006 * TOKYO DOME * TOKYO,
JAPAN
Back from break, “The Stone Monkey” by
Kazu Matsui blasts onto the speakers, and the Japanese fans give a thunderous
ovation to Keiko Ishida, as she makes her way to the ring for this Women’s
Championship contest alone. Ishida largely ignores the cheers of her countrymen
as she enters the ring and stretches out on the ropes, ready to wage war. As
Keiko stretches, “Dead Promises” by The Rasmus hits the speakers, and the fans
cheer just as loudly as the PWA Women’s Champion Morgan Day makes her way out
from behind the curtain. Morgan, with her freshly stitched up forehead, appears
to be all business as she enters the ring, shedding herself of her belt at the
foot of the ring, sliding inside, and immediately cracking Ishida in the jaw
with a right hand, prompting the bell to sound!
Hosemann: Morgan doesn’t seem to be showing any obvious signs of damage from
that attack by Magnifica just a little while ago.
* PWA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIP: MORGAN DAY
© VS. KEIKO ISHIDA *
Referee: Dan Martin
The fans cheer as Morgan
stuns Keiko in the early going of the fray, backing her up with stiff shots to
the jaw. Morgan whips Keiko into the ropes, and downs her with a hard back body
drop as she returns! Keiko staggers up to her feet, and Morgan takes her down
with a vicious shining wizard! The fans cheer, and Morgan covers… one, two, and
Keiko just barely gets a shoulder up!
Hosemann: I think she’s trying to put Keiko away early, Troy! I think Morgan
isn’t as healthy tonight as she wants us all to believe, and she’s out here
tonight trying to finish this match as soon as possible because she knows that!
Morgan NEVER starts matches this aggressively! I’m telling you,
Morgan lifts Keiko up and
whips her into the corner, following her in with a hard clothesline. Keiko
staggers forward a pace, and Morgan downs her with a hard snap suplex. From
there, Morgan motions for the Sharpshooter! The fans cheer as Morgan goes for
the move, but Keiko blocks it, and actually uses her leg strength to flip
Morgan over and down on the mat! Keiko springs back to her feet, and Morgan
does as well, and Keiko ducks under a clothesline attempt from Morgan. Keiko
then grabs Morgan and attempts to whip her into the ropes, but Morgan reverses
it and sends Keiko into the ropes instead. Keiko hits the ropes and charges
back at Morgan, ducking under a clothesline attempt. Morgan then turns around,
and is nailed right in the head with a punishing Ishida savate kick that rips
her stitches open and busts her open again! Morgan’s lights are turned out and
she hits the mat like a redwood falling in a forest!
Hosemann: Morgan had her
head bashed against a concrete wall not too long ago,
However, Keiko doesn’t
even go for a pin. Instead, she begins stalking her prey, waiting for Morgan to
rise so she can let loose with her signature running STO finisher. Morgan
slowly begins to rise, and Keiko waits, like a scavenger. As soon as Morgan is
up, Keiko charges and looks for the move, but Morgan is able to sidestep out of
it! Discombobulated, Keiko turns around, and Morgan boots her in the stomach
and lifts her for the Daybreak! However, Keiko slips out, grabs Morgan, spins
her around, and tries to whip her against the ropes, but Morgan reverses the
whip and sends Keiko into the ropes, but Keiko springs back from the ropes and
blasts Morgan with a ferocious running STO, smacking the back of Morgan’s head
hard against the canvas! Keiko covers… one, two, three!
Hosemann: Keiko Ishida nailed that running STO and she is now a two-time
Women’s Champion! Unbelievable!
Hosemann: You do, Troy, and you have to give credit to Morgan Day for trying to
battle through this, but make no mistake about it. She has been defeated by
Keiko Ishida, and we have a NEW Women’s Champion!
The
*
WINNER VIA PINFALL AND NEW WOMEN’S CHAMPION: KEIKO ISHIDA *
--
COMMERCIAL BREAK --
Back from break, we see a smiling Magnifica and Jackie Baccaro walking
through the backstage area, pleased with what has just transpired. Their smiles
do not dissipate as they come across Kerry Cox in the backstage area.
Cox: What are you two so happy about?
Magnifica: Did you NOT just see what happened out
there? Morgan Day was DESTROYED, her title is gone, and Vulture has been taught
a valuable lesson. This night really couldn't get much better.
Baccaro: Maybe not, but I'll sure as hell try to
make it better in the main event tonight.
Cox: I wouldn't smile just yet. Maybe you
succeeded in weakening Morgan for this women's title defense tonight, and
possibly assisted in her defeat tonight, but that doesn't mean she doesn't get
a rematch.
Magnifica: What are you talking about?
Cox: Well, I just had a conversation with Vulture,
and he convinced me that Morgan deserves a rematch, and deserves one this
Saturday night at Requiem. So, I have made it official. It's going to be Keiko
Ishida defending her newly regained Women's Championship against Morgan Day,
and Magnifica, based on what we saw tonight, if you come within 10 feet of
Morgan at any point Saturday, Keiko will forfeit the title back to Morgan. That
was Vulture's idea and, you know, I sure liked the sound of it. Have a good night.
With that, a fuming Magnifica storms off, and Baccaro follows behind her
as the fans in the arena cheer the announcement.
Attention then turns to the Jumbotron, where a video package airs, hyping
the fatal fourway Progressive Championship match between new titleholder John
Wolfe, Dexter P. Wellington, Soaring Phoenix, and Victor Simon which will take
place this Saturday night at Requiem. When the video comes to a close, we head
to commercial.
--
COMMERCIAL BREAK --
Back from break, "Hear Me" by Darkseed blasts onto the speakers
and the fans begin cheering loudly as the Alaskan Monster Solomon makes his way
to the ring. Solomon appears to be all business as he grabs a microphone and
enters the ring.
Solomon: Last week, Jonathan Brett simply crossed
the line. His simple act alone last week was not what crossed the line, but it
is the latest in a long line of assaults Brett and Walter Gindin have waged
against me, and it is time for it all to stop. My entire career here in the PWA
has been in some way tied to Walter Gindin, and it's time for me to move on. I
have a desire to become PWA Champion again, and I won't be able to do that
until this war with Gindin and Brett is over and done with. So, Brett, Gindin,
come out here. I have a proposal to offer.
Hosemann: Is he going to tuck tail and beg Gindin
for forgiveness?!
Moments later, "Quake 1" by Nine Inch Nails hits and Jonathan
Brett makes his way to the ring alongside Walter Gindin, who is carrying a
microphone. The two enter the ring, and Gindin begins to speak.
Gindin: What is it Solomon?
Solomon: You know as well as I do that this isn't
going to stop. Brett, you and I are going to continue bashing each other's
skulls in as long as we're both in this company, I learned that last week. So,
let's remedy that. This Saturday at Requiem, let's both put our PWA contracts
on the line. Brett, I'll put my job here in the PWA up against yours, winner
take all. You two get a PWA free of Solomon if Brett wins, and if I win,
Gindin, you're left without a client, and I get to re-focus on what's really
important, and that's the world championship. What do you say?
Gindin: Solomon, that is absolutely...
Brett rips the microphone out of Gindin's hand.
Brett: Count me in. Solomon, on Saturday, your
career is MINE.
Hosemann: This is unbelievable!
Gindin appears furious with his client in the ring as Solomon and Brett
commence a heated staredown, and the fans buzz wildly as we take another
commercial break.
--
COMMERCIAL BREAK --
"American Witch" by Rob Zombie hits the speakers and we see a
graphic appear on the screen that reads
"PWA Requiem Report." From there, the shot takes us
to a backstage set and PWA reporter Ron O'Brien, who is standing in front of a
backdrop featuring the Requiem logo.
O'Brien: Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Ron O'Brien and this
is the Requiem report. The Progressive Wrestling
For the PWA World Heavyweight Championship, The
Iceman Jason Calysto defends the gold against Jackie Baccaro!
In a 30-minute Iron Man match for a PWA title shot
at Animosity, Jaguar takes on Greg Tantalus!
Showtime Damon Savage defends the International
Championship against James Biamonte!
In six-man tag team action, Scythe teams with the
PWA Tag Team Champions Paul Dawkins and Renegade to face the Army of the
Damned!
In a fatal fourway match for the Progressive
Championship, new champion John Wolfe defends against Dexter P. Wellington,
Victor Simon, and Soaring
Bryan Conroy makes his return to pay-per-view, going
one-on-one with PWA commissioner Paul Ferrara!
Hollywood Mike Griffin meets The Miracle Mike Troha
one last time!
Keiko Ishida defends her newly won Women's
Championship in a rematch against Morgan Day!
And, as we just heard, Solomon squares off with
Jonathan Brett in a Loser Leaves PWA match!
All this and more coming your way Saturday, April 8
from Providence, Rhode Island! It's Requiem, exclusively on
pay-per-view! That's all for this week, folks. For the Requiem
report, I'm Ron O'Brien, saying see you next week!
--
COMMERCIAL BREAK --
As we return, we are ready with our main event. “I’m On It” by the Purple
Ribbon All-Stars blasts onto the speakers, and the fans come unglued as Jaguar
makes his way to the ring! Jaguar takes his place in the squared circle and
begins stretching out on the ropes as “Hey You” by Simon Says hits the speakers
and Greg Tantalus makes his way down the aisle to an equally boisterous
positive response. Tantalus enters the ring and stands next to Jaguar. The two
size each other up before Tantalus offers his hand and Jaguar shakes it.
Moments later, “F*ckin in the Bushes” by Oasis blares onto the speakers, and
the fans go berserk as the PWA Champion Jason Calysto emerges from behind the
curtain! Calysto enters the ring and removes his championship belt, handing it to
the official. Calysto, Tantalus, and Jaguar size each other up in the ring as
“Things Done Changed” by Notorious BIG hits, and the fans burst into vociferous
boos as Magnifica leads Jackie Baccaro to the ring. Baccaro wisely doesn’t
enter the ring, instead climbing onto the ring apron. Baccaro and Calysto stare
each other down and Baccaro tells Calysto to start the match. The fans cheer as
Jaguar agrees to start the match for his team, and the bell sounds, with Jason
Calysto and Jaguar set to lock up.
Troy: What a main event this should be,
folks! Look at how this one is going to start! Two of the greatest wrestlers in
our history, Jaguar and Jason Calysto, are set to go at it!
Hosemann: This should be nothing short of breathtaking!
* PWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION THE ICEMAN JASON CALYSTO & JACKIE
BACCARO VS. JAGUAR & GREG TANTALUS *
Referee: Matt Hansen
Calysto and Jaguar respectfully shake hands before circling around one
another, finally locking up in the center of the ring. Jaguar is able to muscle
an advantage in the lockup, and take Calysto down with a hard armdrag. The fans
cheer the move, and Calysto gets himself back to his feet. The two lock up
again, and this time Calysto gains the advantage, downing Jaguar with a stiff
armdrag. Jaguar pops back up, but the Iceman downs him again with a deep
armdrag. Jaguar gets up again, but this time, Calysto charges him and nails him
with a clothesline that sends him over the top rope and out of the ring!
Hosemann: He sure is!
Jaguar gets back into the
ring, and goes to his corner, tagging in Greg Tantalus, his opponent for
Requiem. Calysto and Tantalus lock up in the ring, and Calysto ties Tantalus in
a hard headlock. The Iceman squeezes the hold hard, and Tantalus begins to
battle his way out of it. Tantalus nails Calysto with several stiff forearms to
create some distance, and then lifts him up, looking for a belly to back
suplex. However, Calysto slips out, and when Tantalus turns around, he nails
him with a hard enziguri! The fans cheer, and with Tantalus down, Baccaro calls
out to Calysto for the tag. After a hesitation, Calysto tags Baccaro into the
fray. However, as soon as Baccaro enters the ring, he turns around and clubs
his partner Calysto down with a vicious forearm!
Hosemann: Baccaro just
turned on his partner! Baccaro is looking for a leg up on his competition
heading into Requiem!
Baccaro begins putting
the boots to Calysto, and referee Hansen tries to get him away. However,
Baccaro shoves Hansen to the mat and continues the assault! Jaguar rushes over,
and Baccaro turns around and downs him with a hard right hand! Tantalus gets
up, and Baccaro downs him with a right hand as well! Magnifica enters the ring,
and she and Baccaro stomp away on Calysto until the Iceman begins to make it
back to his feet. However, Jaguar and Tantalus get back to their feet first,
turn Baccaro around, and begin pounding away on him! Tantalus slugs Baccaro
with repeated rights, and Jaguar goes for Magnifica, but she slides under the
bottom rope and escapes the ring! Calysto then grabs Baccaro from Tantalus and
launches him over the top rope and to the arena floor! Magnifica helps Baccaro
to his feet, and Calysto exits the ring and goes after Baccaro and Magnifica,
who escape to the back, with the champion following! Meanwhile, in the ring,
Jaguar turns to leave, but Tantalus grabs him by the arm and yanks him back to
the middle of the ring! The fans hold their breath as Jaguar and Tantalus stare
each other down in the center of the ring. The staredown lasts several moments,
before Tantalus says “I’ll see you at Requiem.” Jaguar simply nods at him, and
the staredown continues as we fade to black.
Hosemann: And out of the
ring!
*
WINNERS: NO CONTEST *
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