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TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 2005

BRYCE JORDAN CENTER

STATE COLLEGE, PENNSYLVANIA



SEGMENT 8:  MATCH 3:  NON-TITLE MATCH:  PWA WOMEN’S CHAMPION KEIKO ISHIDA VS. CAMIEKO:
 Referee:  Dan Martin

 Zerospace” by Kidneythieves plays unexpectedly, bringing out a crowd pleaser in Jade. She arrives to a spectacular ovation while wearing a bright smile. She walks passed the ring and heads to the commentators booth to join Victor Troy and Paul Ferrara. Shaking the hands of both commentators, Jade sits down and puts on a headset.

 

Troy: Hello Jade, glad to have you with us.

 

Ferrara: It’s always a pleasure, Jade, but what brings you out here?

 

Jade: I’m happy to be here, but it’s all about business tonight. I want to scout Ishida for my upcoming title match with her at Requiem.

 

"Hot Like Fire" by Aaliyah starts up, and the crowd bursts into cheers at the sight of Camieko, who steps out to a warm welcome from the crowd. She waves at the audience while walking towards the ring. Once the Hot Girl steps into the squared circle, she sees Jade sitting in the booth. Both women offer a nod of acknowledgement to each other before Camieko resumes waiting for her opponent.

 

Troy: It’s Camieko’s first night back since being assaulted by Romeo’s women friends.

 

Ferrara: Hah, that’s a nice way to put it.

 

Jade: I have to agree with Paul. What Romeo did to her was underhanded, but I’m glad she’s back in the game.

 

“The Stone Monkey” by Kazu Matsui eventually blasts over the speakers, prompting a wave of boos for the undeniably dominant Women’s Champion, Keiko Ishida, while Walter Gindin accompanies her to the ring. With the belt held over her shoulder, Ishida confidently walks down the ramp, keeping an eye on Camieko.

 

Troy: It’s going to be Camieko going up against Ishida, but even though the title isn’t on the line, Ishida’s undefeated streak is.

 

Jade: Although I’d love to have the chance to end her streak, I wouldn’t mind if Camieko got the job done.

 

Ishida steps through the ropes and briefly tosses a glare in Camieko’s direction, before hoisting her belt high into the air in all directions towards the crowd, who responds vehemently to the Women’s Champion. An indifferent Ishida hands the belt over to the referee, who transfers it over to the timekeeper. The bell rings shortly after, and Ishida and Camieko immediately go head to head.

 

Troy: I think we know who the favorite is in this match, according to the crowd. Camieko definitely has everyone behind her.

 

Jade: Including myself, and I know that this Saturday, it’s all going to come to a boil.

 

Ferrara: I’d expect nothing less than a great match, here, and at Requiem.

 

Camieko whips Ishida into the ropes and goes for the clothesline, but Ishida ducks under the arm and comes back hard with a shoulder block. Camieko hits the mat, but is pried right off it when Ishida yanks her back up. Ishida lifts her up for a suplex, but Camieko lands on her feet behind the Women’s Champion! Camieko shoves her into the ropes, but Ishida comes back and latches onto Camieko, sending her crashing into the mat with a devastating running STO! Keiko hooks the leg… One, Two, Thr-yes, three.

 

Troy: She hit that STO out of no where!

 

Ferrara: That move has won Ishida so many matches, but will it get her a victory on Requiem?

 

Jade throws the headset down as “The Stone Monkey” plays once more. The challenger for the belt rises to her feet, staring up at Keiko Ishida. The referee raises her hand and awards her with the belt, but Ishida wears the face of scorn as she stares at Jade. With the crowd booing and her music booming in the background, the camera fades to a commercial.

WINNER VIA PINFALL AT 1:12:  KEIKO ISHIDA

 


-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #6 --



SEGMENT 9:  MATCH 4:  PWA WORLD CHAMPION ROMEO & SCYTHE VS. ORA WORLD CHAMPION ANTHONY FAILLA & SOLOMON:
 Referee:  Matt Hansen

Two spirals of blue fireworks rise from the stage as "Hear Me" by Darkseed hits the speakers. The crowd boos passionately as Walter Gindin heads through the entrance, followed closely by Solomon. The Alaskan Monster steps over the top rope and waits in the ring as a loud blast of pyro accompanies "Shootouts" by Jadakiss and Styles P for the entrance of Anthony Failla. The ORA Champion comes down to the ring with his belt draped over his shoulder and climbs into the ring to come face-to-face with Solomon, each carrying a face of stone.

 

Ferrara: Look at the intensity between these two here.

 

Troy: For whatever reason, Bryan Conroy has booked these men as partners tonight. The last time they teamed up, Solomon hit Failla with the Deep Freeze. What if that happens again tonight?

 

Ferrara: It won't, because Solomon would lose his title shot at Requiem.

 

The staredown is still continuing as Linkin Park's "With You" begins. The crowd roars loudly as Scythe makes his way through the smoky entrance and down to the ring. He climbs inside and glares at his opposition as three D-Bombs explode and B.G.'s "I Want It" takes over. Romeo steps out onto the stage to a tremendous amount of boos, but he simply smirks and opens up his black Hot Boy overcoat to show the PWA Championship belt wrapped securely around his waist.

 

Troy: This is another absurd tandem. Romeo and Scythe are former friends, but they have no love lost for each other right now and will meet for the PWA Title at Requiem. How are they going to team up effectively tonight?

 

Ferrara: Against two monsters like Failla and Solomon, they won't have much of a choice.

 

Romeo walks down the ramp and Scythe quickly locks eyes with him as he nears the ring. Romeo spouts off a few negative words to his partner and doesn't bother touching the ring until Solomon breaks away from Failla and nails Scythe from behind!

 

Scythe crumples to the canvas and the crowd boos as Romeo removes his coat and belt before climbing onto the ring apron. Solomon goes to work on Scythe, pounding him in the back and kicking him hard in the ribs. Scythe crawls to a corner, where Solomon lifts him up and Irish whips him to his corner. He charges, but Scythe hits him with a boot to the face. The Alaskan Monster is staggered by the blow and Failla tags himself in just before Scythe darts to his corner and tags an unsuspecting Romeo!

 

Troy: Scythe and Solomon each made tags.

 

Ferrara: Yeah, but look at what we've got now. For the first time since the birth of the title, we have both the PWA and ORA World Champions in the ring!

 

Romeo and Failla come face to face and the crowd cheers as Romeo takes the first shot. Failla comes back with a punch of his own, and in no time, the PWA and ORA Champions are slugging it out to the crowd's delight! Failla takes the advantage with a knee to the midsection before executing an Irish whip, but Romeo reverses it and decks Failla with a flying shoulder tackle!

 

Romeo mounts Failla and pounds his head with heavy right hands before hitting the ropes and dropping a big knee across his chest. Romeo covers for a two count before delivering a hard tag to Scythe. Scythe stares at his partner before going to work on Failla by sending him into the ropes and flooring him with a double hand chop. Scythe covers for one....two....and it’s broken up by Solomon!

 

Ferrara: None of these guys like each other, but they sure don't want to lose!

 

Romeo shoves Solomon backwards, but that gives Failla enough time to get to his feet and turn Da Playboi inside out with a clothesline! Solomon tags himself in, much to Failla's chagrin as he calls for The Deep Freeze. Solomon lifts Romeo up, but Failla sees it coming and pulls him back down!

 

Ferrara: What is that about?!

 

Troy: Same problem they had before! Each man wants to put the opponent away!  

 

Solomon and Failla bicker long enough for Romeo to tag out to Scythe, who comes in and hits Solomon with a dropkick that sends him crashing into Failla, who then crashes to the arena floor! Failla gets up quickly and removes the timekeeper from his seat. He grabs his chair and swings it at Solomon, but the big man ducks and he makes contact with Scythe's cranium! Matt Hansen calls for the bell, throwing the match out as Failla enters the ring and tackles Solomon to the ground!

 

Troy: Failla just cracked Scythe in the head with that chair!

 

Ferrara: He was looking for Solomon, but he doesn't care now. The match is over, so that means the rulebook is out the window!

 

Failla and Solomon brawl on the mat and Romeo takes advantage of a dazed Scythe by stomping him into oblivion as the official continues to call for the bell. With no solution in sight, the army of officials run back to the ring to break up another fight as we take a commercial break.

WINNERS AT 7:58:  NO CONTEST

 


-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #7 --


 

SEGMENT 10:  BACKSTAGE:
"Everybody Knows That You’re Insane" by Queens of the Stone Age 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 Alliance will return to pay-per-view Saturday night, April 9, when we invade the Mellon Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to bring you Requiem.  Much of the card has been announced, so let's get right to it!

For the PWA World Heavyweight Championship, Romeo will defend the gold against former friend Scythe!

In a match for the ORA-recognized World Heavyweight Title, Anthony Failla will defend against Solomon!

Jackie Baccaro squares off against former partner Paul Dawkins with Dawkins’ International Championship on the line!

In a rematch for the Tag Team Championship, new titleholders Paul Epton and John Wolfe defend against the Lost Souls!

With the Women’s Championship up for grabs, Jade will challenge the undefeated Keiko Ishida!

In a special grudge match,
Hollywood Mike Griffin meets Greg Tantalus, who has never pinned him in a singles match!

Mike Grieco meets James Biamonte in a match where Grieco’s girlfriend and Biamonte’s sister Dee Licious serves as guest referee!

And Darrin Giles battles former Legacy member, the monstrous Briggs!

All this and more coming your way this Saturday, April 9 from
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania!  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 in Pittsburgh!

 

SEGMENT 11:  BACKSTAGE:
 The camera then cuts backstage, where Vulture is adjusting his Kangol hat and putting on his Aviator sunglasses as Jackie Baccaro looks into a mirror, slapping himself in the head repeatedly, getting himself psyched up.  Lauren Tantalus stands behind them, apron on, looking amused.  Vulture turns around and sees this, and becomes angry.

Vulture:  What are YOU laughing about?

Lauren:  Oh nothing.  Except for the fact that you two are about to get your asses kicked by GI Jew!

Vulture:  Oh you think so, huh?

Lauren:  I know so.  The way I see it, with Paul Dawkins ringside, you two guys are screwed, and once GI Jew is done with the both of you, you’ll be in no shape to keep me here, and I’ll have my freedom.

 

Vulture:  Well, you can keep dreaming, Lauren.  Because we have a plan tonight.  And nothing is gonna stop us from taking out GI Jew one more time right here tonight.

Lauren:  We’ll see.

Vulture:  Yes, we will.

Baccaro:  Don’t you have something to cook?  No one was talking to you.

Vulture laughs and he and Baccaro prepare to leave.

Lauren:  Hey Jackie, have fun getting your neck broken like your pal Vulture.

The two turn back to Lauren, who cracks a grin at them.  They stare her down briefly before exiting and heading toward the ring as we take our final commercial break.

 


-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #8 --



SEGMENT 12:  MATCH 5:  JACKIE BACCARO VS. GI JEW:
 Referee:  Tom Stevens

The crowd is ready for the main event and they do not have to wait much longer once Slipknot's "Opium of The People" blasts through the speakers. The motorcycle doesn't rev this time, but the crowd reaction is still deafening with cheers as GI Jew walks to the ring with Paul Dawkins. The International Champion comes dressed in his ring gear as with the belt that GI Jew once wore draped over his shoulder as he greets the fans. GI Jew climbs into the ring and poses for all sides of the crowd to cheer before removing his bomber jacket and waiting for The Notorious' B.I.G.'s "Things Done Changed" to hit.

 

Troy: Jackie Baccaro used a ton of help from Vulture to get a win over GI Jew at Salvation in Los Angeles, you see that he's got a friend in Paul Dawkins to keep this thing fair.

 

Ferrara: I talked to Baccaro and Vulture earlier and they don't sweat Paul Dawkins one bit. Jackie Baccaro has beaten GI Jew before, not the other way around. He can do it again.

 

Baccaro and Vulture walk out to a huge chorus of jeers from the crowd, but both carry their usual annoying smug and cocky looks as they pose in front of the gold streams of pyro. They don't carry those looks for long as Jew charges up the ramp and clotheslines Baccaro to the ground! Vulture moves in on Jew, but backs up quicker than a jackrabbit once Dawkins goes after him!

 

GI Jew lifts Baccaro up and sends him back down on the steel with a big right hand. Tom Stevens demands that the action remain in the ring, so Jew rolls Baccaro into the squared circle so the senior official can call for the bell.

 

Dawkins and Vulture make their way back to ringside to cheer on their charges, but it is all GI Jew as he pounds Baccaro down into a corner. Jew grabs Baccaro by the arm and slings him hard into the opposite corner. Baccaro hits the turnbuckles hard and walks out into a big back body drop! Baccaro hits the mat hard and clutches his back as he tries to get up slowly. GI Jew sets up for a Gore to put an early end to the match, but it is shouting fro Vulture that allows Baccaro to roll out of the ring before he can be hit.

 

Troy: GI Jew was looking to end it early there.

 

Ferrara: Vulture might not be able to get involved physically, but he will do anything else he can to get this kid where he wants to go.

 

Baccaro tries to catch a breather on the outside, but Jew will have none of it. He goes to the floor to give chase, but Baccaro greets him with a quick, short clothesline! Knowing he needs to further his advantage, Baccaro grabs GI Jew by the head and rams it into the steel ring steps!

 

Baccaro rolls Jew back into the ring before uncharacteristically heading up to the top rope. Jew gets to his feet, but he is nearly taken out of his boots once Baccaro throws all 265 of his pounds into him with a flying tackle! Baccaro quickly covers for one...two...and Jew kicks out!

 

Baccaro lifts GI Jew up and tries to execute a bearhug slam, but Jew fights out of it with two elbows to the temple. A dizzy Baccaro backs up and Jew hits the ropes before downing him with a clothesline. Jew catches his breath and decides to make Baccaro lose his as he locks on his rarely-used Cobra hold. Baccaro begins to fade away and Vulture panics on the outside. The 8-time World Champion hops up to the ring apron, providing a distraction that gives Baccaro enough time to mule kick Jew in the groin!

 

Troy: Oh, Baccaro just connected with a low blow!

 

Ferrara: And the referee never saw it!

 

Baccaro and Jew are both down on the mat as Vulture smiles to the crowd, but the grin is wiped from his face once his designer shirt is grabbed by Dawkins! Vulture begs off, but Dawkins is set on nailing him in the face for his actions! Dawkins asks the crowd if they want it, and they do, but Dawkins doesn't do it.

 

Troy: Come on Paul! Hit him! Hit him!

 

Ferrara: What is Dawkins doing?!

 

Vulture pleads, pointing to his neck, but Dawkins just smirks at him. Baccaro reaches his feet and freaks out once he sees what is happening. He demands Vulture's release and Dawkins shoves Vulture down hard on the arena floor before smiling and shaking his head at Baccaro. Baccaro carries a perplexed look on his face before shrugging Dawkins off, and promptly walking right into a massive Gore! GI Jew covers and Stevens counts 1----2----3!

 

"Opium of The People" hits and the crowd cheers in unison as GI Jew is announced as the winner. Vulture pulls Baccaro out of the ring as Dawkins climbs back inside to raise the arm of the victor. Vulture points back at Dawkins, swearing revenge as the champion holds his belt high and does the same.

 

Troy: Finally, GI Jew caught Baccaro sleeping and he wins this match with The Gore!

 

Ferrara: Dawkins set him up! He walked right into it!

 

Troy: He should have been paying attention instead of being so damn cocky.

 

Ferrara: He's gonna pay for that at Requiem!

 

Troy: We'll find out on Saturday in Pittsburgh, we'll see you then folks!

WINNER VIA PINFALL AT 11:27:  GI JEW



 

-- END SHOW --

 



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