SEGMENT 1: INTRODUCTION:
A video package airs, highlighting events that took place
last week, with PWA Champion Romeo and Scythe signing a contract to meet one
another for the world championship on April 9 at Requiem. The opening
credits then roll as
Ferrara: Well guys, the first main event
was one that was signed last week, signed by Kerry Cox, which will see Jackie
Baccaro, with Vulture in his corner, meet up with GI Jew, who will have the
International Champion Paul Dawkins in his corner. However, Kerry Cox has the week off this
week, so Bryan Conroy, our owner, is in charge, and he has said that he will
make matches that the ORA wants to see.
Troy: What the ORA wants to see,
however, is something “compelling.” So
folks, get this. Bryan Conroy has
signed, for tonight, something that he thinks will be “compelling”
television. He has booked a tag team
match, which will pit Romeo and Scythe, who will battle for the PWA
Championship on Saturday, against Anthony Failla and Solomon, who will battle
for the ORA Championship on Saturday! So
folks, we’re four days away from our pay-per-view event, and the members of
both championship matches are going to be TEAMING, against each other!
SEGMENT 2: MATCH
1: BRIGGS VS. THE OMEGA STEVE BEOVICH:
Referee:
Billy Vargas
“More Human Than Human” by White Zombie suddenly plays, and the audience offers a decent reaction for Steve Beovich. The Omega looks out into the crowd as he walks down the aisle with a serious expression on his face. His determination and thirst for victory is apparent. Beovich steps into the ring and stretches out against the ropes as he waits for his opponent.
“Trust” by Sevendust hits next, and a large set of cheers rain down for the newly returned Briggs. He marches down the ramp with a face of stone, as usual, and his opponent for tonight looks prepared to take him on. The moment that Briggs steps into the ring, Beovich gets all over him by landing punches anywhere he can to gain the early advantage. The bell sounds to prompt the start of the match, but the pace keeps going fast as the crowd sees Briggs endure the pain and battle back against Beovich. Before Briggs can take over though, Beovich boots him hard in the stomach and drills him deep into the mat with a DDT! The crowd goes back and forth in cheering for both men.
Briggs pushes himself off the mat, but Beovich is waiting there with a clothesline! However, the big man remains standing, which leads Beovich to attempt it once more with the same results! Beovich goes in for a third time, but Briggs catches him with a huge belly-to-belly suplex that sends Beovich across the ring!
After tumbling into a corner, Beovich quickly rises to his feet, but an opportunistic Briggs charges in to flatten him against the turnbuckle. However, Beovich is quick enough to sidestep the big man, causing Briggs to bounce off the corner. As he stumbles back, Beovich wraps him up tight with a small package! One! Two! Thr-No! Briggs kicks out!
Beovich stands upright, but before he can continue his attack, Briggs is already back on his feet. Beovich goes to belt him in the face, but Briggs blocks the arm and boots him hard in the stomach. Beovich is doubled over, and Briggs tucks him down before lifting him up high. Beovich is helpless as Briggs absolutely destroys him with a devastating powerbomb! Briggs goes for the cover… One, Two, Three!
“Trust” plays once more as Briggs raises his hands in the air, with the crowd cheering him on. After several moments of watching his victory, the camera cuts backstage to the Legacy locker room. It scans its occupants as they watch the TV monitor, with all of its members containing a look of concern, except for Darrin Giles. He appears more determined than ever to defeat his Requiem opponent. The camera focuses on his silent expression before fading to a commercial.
WINNER VIA
PINFALL AT
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SEGMENT 3: BACKSTAGE:
Returning from commercial, we are in the office of PWA
owner Bryan Conroy who is standing with ORA president Helen Summers and James
Biamonte. Biamonte has a pen in his hand
and is signing a piece of paper.
Conroy:
That’s it, Mr. Biamonte. It’s
official. Welcome back to the PWA.
Biamonte: Yeah whatever. Listen, I need to go get ready. I’ve gotta go out
to the ring and announce those… provisions… to the contract I just signed.
Conroy: Sounds good. We’ll see you out there.
Biamonte then exits. Helen Summers
looks at Conroy suspiciously.
Summers:
Do you think that was a good idea?
Conroy: Hey Helen, it’ll be fine. Sure, I’m a little hesitant to unleash James
Biamonte on the world again, especially with these miserable fans on his side this
time. But above all else, I’m a
businessman, Helen. I’m here to make
money, and that is exactly what I intend to do.
SEGMENT 4: BACKSTAGE:
A camera is set backstage at the interview area, where
Scott Cornelius is with John Wolfe and Paul Epton.
Cornelius: I'm here with the new Tag
Team Champions, Paul Epton and John Wolfe. Guys, you came onto the scene here and
just won the PWA Tag Team Championship in your first opportunity at the gold.
What does it feel like?
Neither man says a word as Jon Dulberg and Vladimir Vydrina walk
into the picture.
Dulberg: As a former holder of
those titles, I'll tell you what it feels like Scott. It feels like Lady Luck
enjoyed the big tip she got after leaving these two chaps' hotel room when we
were in Vegas. That’s the only explanation for the luck these two losers have
been experiencing as of late.
Epton: Losers, eh? Funny you say that Jon. Especially since we haven't been beaten here, unlike you.
Dulberg: Unlike me? Listen here, you haven't gone up
against the kind of competition like I can bring. I'm not some redcoat wearing
Englishman with bad teeth, I'm The Human Highlight!
Epton: Only highlights I see of you are on the locker
room's video packages, usually featuring you on your back and looking up at the
ceiling.
Dulberg: Think that’s funny? Let's see how funny you think
this is. How about you and I go out there and have a match, so I can show you
what real competition is like?
Epton: I'll say you're on. I'll see you in the ring, and
probably take your bloody nickname in the process. Let's go John.
Epton and Wolfe walk off the set, leaving Dulberg fuming with
anger as we take a commercial break.
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #2 --
SEGMENT 5: RINGSIDE:
Returning from commercial, “Still Ballin”
by 2Pac hits and the fans are momentarily confused before James Biamonte
emerges from behind the curtain, prompting the
Biamonte:
Well, as you all saw a few minutes ago, I have officially signed a
contract to return to competition here in the PWA. And, as you might have heard, there is a
special provision in my contract that I insisted on when negotiating. That provision is simply this: I will make my
return to the wrestling ring this Saturday night at Requiem, and it’s going to
be in a one-on-one match with that piece of crap Mike Grieco. You know what, Grieco? I’ve tolerated you for too damn long. You’ve eaten in my house for Sunday dinner, you’ve been practically a part of the family for the
past few years. But
not anymore. Your abuse of my
sister has gone too far. I don’t care if
she knows it or doesn’t want it, but this isn’t about what she wants. You’re manipulating her mind. This is about what’s right. This is about family, about blood. When I saw you hit her in
Biamonte is then cut off by “Da
Repercussions” blasting onto the speakers and Mike Grieco angrily making his
way to the ring, microphone in tow. Grieco steps into the ring and stares down Biamonte for several
moments before speaking.
Grieco:
Listen, I didn’t mean to hit
Biamonte: Oh is that so?
Grieco: You’re damn right it’s so.
Biamonte and Grieco go nose to nose, tempers flaring, as
Bryan Conroy appears at the top of the ramp, running out with a microphone.
Conroy:
Guys! Guys! Hold on a minute! Hold on a minute! You know, listening to your speeches here, I
got a great idea. Yes, we know that you
two will get it on this Saturday at Requiem, but what we don’t know is which
one of you Dee Licious is going to support. It’s easy to make an argument either way. So I had a great idea. Let’s take this match, and let’s take Dee
Licious… and make her the special referee!
You want to talk drama? THAT’S
drama! Consider it official! This Saturday at Requiem, it’s going to be Mike
Grieco vs. James Biamonte… with Dee Licious as the guest referee!
Metallica’s “Sad But
True” then hits as the crowd buzzes, Conroy exits, and Grieco and Biamonte
stare each other down suspiciously as we take a commercial break.
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #3 --
SEGMENT 6: MATCH 2:
PAUL EPTON VS. JON DULBERG:
Referee:
Jason Church
We return to the ring, where Tag Team Champion Paul Epton is
inside waiting for his upcoming match against Jon Dulberg. John Wolfe stands
beside him, giving last-minute instructions as their music shuts off and
"Not Falling" by Mudvayne begins. The crowd boos as "Not
That" Rodney King leads Jon Dulberg to the ring, but the
boos grow once they see Vladimir and Natasha Vydrina alongside him.
Dulberg climbs into the ring as Epton hands his belt to his
partner. Wolfe climbs out of the ring at Dulberg's
request, and Jason Church calls for the bell. Both men circle the ring and
lock up in the center. Epton starts with a go-behind that he turns into a
chest-first takedown. He floats over Dulberg's back
and smacks him in the head before climbing off and grinning.
Dulberg gets up and charges at Epton, but he is floored with a
drop toe hold! Dulberg gets up and walks into a dropkick and then pounds the
mat out of pure frustration. Rodney King climbs up on the apron and
distracts Epton, just long enough for Dulberg to clobber him from behind.
Dulberg stomps Epton on the ground before lifting him up and
planting him with a Northern Lights suplex. He holds the pin for a two count
when Epton kicks out of it. Dulberg lifts Epton up and shoots him into a corner
before charging at him, but Dulberg misses as he steps out of the way! Dulberg
stumbles backwards and Epton drops him right on his head with a hard back
suplex!
Dulberg rolls out of the ring, clutching the back of his head as
he seeks refuge within his camp. Epton walks towards the side of the ring to
execute a plancha, but before he can do it, he is
clubbed from behind by Reaper! Speed Demon also slides into the ring and both
Lost Souls begin pounding away!
Wolfe climbs into the ring, but he is cut off by a Speed Demon
clothesline. With The Lost Souls already attacking Epton and Wolfe, King sends
his men into action and it doesn't take long before Dulberg and Vydrina assist
in a four-on-two pummeling of the tag champs! Referees flood the ring to try
and separate them, but they don't look to be having much success as Wolfe and
Epton take a vicious beating.
WINNER VIA DISQUALIFICATION AT
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SEGMENT 7: RINGSIDE:
Back from commercial, “Parabola” by TOOL blasts onto the speakers,
and the crowd erupts into raucous jeers for Hollywood Mike Griffin, who makes
his way to the ring accompanied by his bodyguard Jonathan Brett.
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