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TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 2005

WHEELING CIVIC CENTER

WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA



SEGMENT 8:  RINGSIDE

 The camera returns ringside, where "Things Done Changed" by the Notorious BIG hits and the crowd immediately erupts with jeers as Vulture leads the new International Champion Jackie Baccaro to the ring. Vulture and Baccaro are dressed in expensive Armani suits, Vulture sporting his now-customary leather Kangol and black Aviators, while Baccaro wears gold-tinted Aviators, the International belt draped over his shoulder. The two step into the ring, with Vulture grabbing a microphone. 
 
Vulture: Now, I hate to say I told you so, but... I told you so. Ladies and gentlemen, the future is now. The man who will dominate this company for years to come has come into his own. The prodigy who will rule over the PWA with an iron fist has truly arrived. Ladies and gentlemen, I give to you the brand-new International Champion of the Progressive Wrestling
Alliance, I give you... Jackie Baccaro! 
 
Vulture hands the mic to Baccaro as the fans boo loudly. 
 
Baccaro: You people can boo me all you want, but that wont change the fact that I am your brand new International Champion. The tide has changed around here, and what you people have seen is only the very beginning. Get used to this. This company is mine. With my raw talent and Vulture's wealth of knowledge at my side, I am unstoppable. I will be the International Champion for as long as I please, and there ain't a damn thing anyone can do about it. Which is why I'm going to put out an open contract. That's right, I have an open contract for next week, to defend the International Championship against any man that has the balls to step into the ring against me and fight me, provided, of course, that the challenger is not a former world champion. I'm all about opportunity, people. I don't any ringers infiltrating my division. I'd hate to embarrass someone like that. So if there is any man in the back who has never been world champion that thinks they can hold provide a challenge for this title next week, come out now and accept the challenge.
 
 
The entryway remains empty for several moments, leading Vulture and Baccaro to begin laughing. However, seconds later, "Still Ballin" by 2Pac blasts onto the speakers and the fans erupt into cheers. Vulture and Baccaro look to each other with concerned looks as James Biamonte appears at the top of the ramp with a microphone. 
 
Biamonte: So you're throwing out an open challenge, huh? Well, consider it accepted. 
 
Vulture: No, no, no. We didn't mean you, James. C'mon, we're cousins, we're family. You don't want to be doing this. Just head on back to the dressing room and we'll talk to you in a bit. You don't need to be accepting the challenge. It really wasn't meant for you. 
 
Biamonte: I don't care who it was meant for, Mike. He made the challenge, I'm accepting it. I came back to the PWA so that I could kick Mike Grieco's ass without getting arrested. He's only seen a taste of that, but now he's suspended for a month. So I need to do something to occupy my time, right? And what better than to get myself a shot at a title I've never held before, a title I know I could hold. 
 
Vulture: You can't hold it, James. Trust me, I don't want you facing Jackie next week. You don't want to face him either. 
 
Biamonte: What are you, scared to put the belt up against me? 
 
Vulture: No. I'm scared FOR you. Believe me James, if you take this match, we'll show no mercy on you, and you will be the first victim of the Jackie Baccaro reign of terror. 
 
Biamonte: If you know me at all, you know that NOBODY punks me out. Believe ME, both of you, I'm accepting this challenge, and next week, in the first ever episode of Frequency from
Cairo, Egypt, I'm not coming to lose. I'm coming to win the International title, and I won't stop until it's mine. And Vulture, family or not, this is business, and I'm making it MY business to kick your boy's ass and take the title. 
 
Baccaro: C'mon and try it next week, punk. 
 
Biamonte: We'll find out who the punk is next week.
 
 
Biamonte, Baccaro and Vulture then engage in a staredown as "Still Ballin" hits and we head to break. 

 


-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #6 --


 

SEGMENT 9:  BACKSTAGE:
Back from commercial, we are taken to the locker room of Vulture, Jackie Baccaro and personal chef Lauren Tantalus. Baccaro is stoic and calm, Vulture is pacing back and forth, and Lauren is snickering. 
 
Vulture: This is not good. This is NOT good. James Biamonte? James Biamonte?! This is NOT what I had in mind. This man is dangerous, Giacomo. Purely dangerous. He's not as big or as strong as a lot of your opponents, but the man is a bona fide lunatic. He's insane when he gets inside that ring. This isn't the type of opponent I had in mind for you for your first defense. 
 
Baccaro: Don't worry about it. 
 
Vulture: Honestly, Giacomo, I am a little worried. 
 
Baccaro: Seriously, don't worry. I can handle it. 
 
Vulture: You don't know anything about Biamonte. 
 
Baccaro: I don't need to. I'll break him in half and that will be that. I'm Jackie Baccaro. That's all there is to it. 
 
Vulture is not convinced, and Lauren picks up on it. 
 
Lauren: Got no faith in your man, huh Mike? 
 
Vulture: Shut up Lauren, this doesn't concern you. 
 
Baccaro: Tell me you have faith, man. 
 
Vulture: No no, I do. You're gonna beat him. I know it. 
 
Baccaro: That didn't sound so convincing. 
 
Vulture: I'm not sure, alright? This is a tough one. 
 
Baccaro: Why tell me to make an open challenge if you didn't think I could do it? 
 
Vulture: I don't know, alright! 
 
Baccaro: Man, I'm taking a walk. 
 
Baccaro walks off and Lauren smiles at Vulture smugly. 
 
Vulture: Thanks for starting trouble, bitch. 
 
Lauren: Just doing my job. (putting on a fake smile) Hungry? 
 
Vulture: Bite me. 

 

SEGMENT 10:  BACKSTAGE:
 A camera goes backstage to a locker room, where Liz Rush is pacing until someone knocks on the door.

 

Rush: I'm decent!

 

The door opens, and the crowd cheers as Renegade steps inside.

 

Renegade: Alright Liz, this is your first match since getting injured a few weeks back. Are you sure you're ready?

 

Rush: Yeah, Camieko is a tough competitor. She's held the title twice, but I'm ready for her. It just sucks that Paul couldn't be here tonight. 

 

Renegade: Yeah, I know. But while you were getting ready, I talked to Paul on the phone. He's at the hospital, surgery went perfectly. He said don't even think about him, just go on out there and take care of business. I'll go out with you if you want.

 

Rush: No, that’s okay. I'll be fine.

 

Renegade: Okay, then let's roll. You're up next.

 

Renegade holds the door open for the lady, who walks out and makes her turn to head towards the curtain. The Progressive Champion follows, but carries a slight look of worry in his eyes as we take a commercial break.

 


 -- COMMERCIAL BREAK #7 --


SEGMENT 11:  MATCH 3:  LIZ RUSH VS. CAMIEKO:
 Referee:  Dan Martin

"Hot Like Fire" by the late Aaliyah prompts the crowd to cheer for Camieko, who steps out from behind the curtain to greet the fans. She waves out into the crowd while walking down the aisle and eventually heading into the ring. The Hot Girl stretches out on the ropes as last minute preparation for the up coming match. Soon enough, "Thick Skin" by Joydrop suddenly plays, and although the crowd is confused at first, they burst into cheers shortly after seeing a familiar face belonging to Liz Rush!

Ferrara: Ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back Liz Rush!

Troy: The last time we saw Liz was when that overgrown gorilla Mike Grieco powerbombed Liz Rush and put her out of action for several months.

Ferrara: She looks ready to go tonight though. Let's see how she holds up against Camieko.

Rush climbs into the ring and the bell immediately sounds. Rush and Camieko meet in the center of the ring, but the first form of contact between the two women is a handshake, which the crowd approves of! They hope for a good match and begin circling the ring until they lock up in the center, and Camieko begins to work Rush into the ropes. She attempts to toss Rush to the opposite side, but Rush reverses the whip and sends Camieko bouncing off the opposite ropes. Camieko uncontrollably runs back and ducks beneath Rush's outstretched arm! Camieko springs off the other side, but this time walks right into a belly to belly suplex by Rush that sends Camieko half way across the ring!

Ferrara: I'd say Rush still has it.

Camieko stumbles back up to her feet and charges in, but Rush sends her sprawling with several arm drags! Camieko gets herself up to a vertical base, but Rush whips her hard into a corner. The Hot Girl hits the turnbuckle hard and stumbles out of it, right into Rush's grip! Rush sets her up and successfully hits a cobra clutch bomb! Rush makes the cover! One! Two! Three!

Troy: And just like that, this one is over!

Ferrara: What a convincing victory! Liz made a great comeback match tonight!

"Thick Skin" plays once again, and the referee comes over to raise Liz Rush's arms in victory. Rush indulges in the cheers that the crowd offers her.
WINNER VIA PINFALL AT 4:26:  LIZ RUSH 



-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #8 --



SEGMENT 12:  MATCH 5:  JAGUAR, GI JEW & SCYTHE VS. PWA CHAMPION ROMEO, ORA CHAMPION ANTHONY FAILLA & HOLLYWOOD MIKE GRIFFIN:
 Referee:  Matt Hansen

The action turns back to ringside as "Opium of The People" by Slipknot blasts through the PA system. It doesn't take long for GI Jew's chopper to reverberate throughout The Civic Center as he races around the ring. He parks at the bottom of the ramp before stepping into the ring and saluting all four sides of the crowd.

 

Troy: GI Jew looks more excited than I've seen him in a while. That has got to be from the fact that he will be fighting for The ORA World Title at Animosity.

 

Ferrara: He walked out at Requiem, ruined a great match simply because he felt like doing so, and now he is rewarded for it. Makes no sense to me, but thats Kerry Cox for you.

 

The Grand Slam winner waits in the ring as "With You" by Linkin Park brings Scythe to the ring. The Modern Day Samurai walks right through his smoky entrance and looks ready to go as he slides into the ring and poses on the turnbuckles.

 

Ferrara: GI Jew and Scythe have never really gotten along, but with the next man coming out, they're sure to be cohesive tonight. That Jaguar knows how to bring people together it seems.

 

"Real Big" by Mannie Fresh hits next, and the loudest ovation comes as Jaguar steps out onto the ramp. He poses in front of his flaming fireballs and power walks to the ring, looking extremely focused on winning his first match back since being injured at Salvation.

 

Troy: I agree with you. Its well known that Jaguar has been tight with both of these men for years, but it will take one hell of an effort to beat the team that’s about to come out next.

 

"Parabola" plays again for the arrival of Hollywood Mike Griffin. Jonathan Brett comes out with him, and just stands by as Griffin summons his majestic fireworks up from the stage. Griffin walks down to the ring and climbs inside before removing his white robe as a three D-Bombs crash to the stage. B.G.'s "I Want It" plays as the boos continue for Romeo's walk to the ring. The PWA Champion walks down the ramp and climbs inside the ring after slowly staring down Griffin, Jaguar and a former enemy in Brett.

 

Ferrara: It’s hard to be Romeo in there tonight. Everyone in there wants what he has.

 

Troy: That's true, but the same can be said for this man.

 

A loud blast of fireworks occurs before "Shootouts" by Jadakiss and Styles P begins. The boos stay constant as Anthony Failla carries The ORA Championship belt over his shoulder to the ring. He climbs in and hands his title over to Tom Stevens, never taking his eyes off GI Jew as he does so.

 

Ferrara: You won't find a gunpowder keg as explosive as putting these six against each other. Just ring the bell!

 

The bell sounds and a four men exit, leaving GI Jew to start off against Griffin. They lock up and Jew immediately goes low with a knee to the midsection. He scoop slams Griffin down to the mat and drops a big elbow across his chest. Jew grabs Griffin up by the hair and backs him into the ropes before whipping him across the ring. Jew ducks down for a back body drop, but Grififn floats over to try a sunset flip. Griffin struggles to pull Jew down, but he doesn't need to worry about it once Failla enters the ring illegally and puts a boot right across his head!

 

Griffin gets up and makes a legal tag to Failla, who enters the ring and gives a sharp kick to Jew's back. He lifts him up and Irish whips him before grabbing him into a gorilla press, but before he can slam him down, GI Jew rakes him across the eyes and escapes. He makes a tag to Scythe, who enters the ring and puts Failla down with a spinning heel kick. Scythe covers for one...two...and Failla powers out.

 

Scythe backs Failla up to a corner and mounts the turnbuckles to give him some punches to the head, but he stops once he spots Dexter P. Wellington watching him from atop the ramp. Failla grabs Scythe's legs for a powerbomb, but Scythe counters with a hurricanrana! Failla rolls to his corner and tags Romeo, but Scythe brings the crowd to their feet when he tags in Jaguar!

 

Troy: Here we go! Jaguar and Romeo!

 

Ferrara: But look at Scythe! He's leaving his team!

 

Jaguar enters the ring to a massive pop before spearing Romeo to the mat. He pounds Romeo's head into a canvas but doesn't bring his head up as Scythe drops off the ring apron the chase Wellington behind the curtain! Jaguar doesn't lose any momentum as he lifts Romeo up and gives him an inverted atomic drop before hitting the ropes and dropping him with a jumping leg lariat!

 

Griffin charges in, but runs right into a reverse elbow to the face. Failla rushes in as well, but is tackled down by GI Jew! Jaguar and Jew each mount Romeo and Failla to pound them over and over with repeated right hands, but each has their back turned as Griffin and Brett climb into the ring and wallop them in the back with steel chairs!

 

Troy: What the hell was that?! That was right in front of the referee!

 

Ferrara: They don't care, its 4-on-2 right now. They don't care about winning the match, its time for a beating!

 

Griffin works Jaguar over with the chair as Brett hands his to Failla so the ORA titleholder can do the same. Romeo grabs the chair from Griffin, but doesn't waste any motion as he also delivers a shot to Jaguar's back! Within no time, Romeo, Brett, Griffin and Failla are all taking turns in beating the daylights out of the top PWA and ORA title contenders!

 

Troy: They are beating the hell out of Jaguar and GI Jew! Where is Scythe?!

 

Ferrara: He's nowhere to be found. He's still chasing Dex Wellington backstage!

 

Troy: Somebody has got to stop this!

 

A team of officials rush down to the ring, but they are kept at bay by whichever man is not hitting someone with a chair. Jaguar and GI Jew are each beaten bloody until they are motionless, with no end in sight as Frequency fades to black.

 WINNERS VIA DISQUALIFICATION AT 11:04:  JAGUAR, GI JEW & SCYTHE



 

-- END SHOW --

 



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DARK MATCHES:

1.  Jonathan Brett d. Chris Nicholson at 5:15 with the samoan driver.  (Referee: Billy Vargas)

2.  Jade d. Dana Chapman at 4:14 with the side effect.  (Referee: Dan Martin)

3.  The Omega Steve Beovich d. Victor Simon via pinfall at
5:21 with Extreme Precision.  (Referee: Jason Church)

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