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TUESDAY, MAY 16, 2006 * MUNICIPAL DE CHORRILOS * LIMA, PERU

As we return, we see The Iceman Jason Calysto walking through the backstage area. He gets to a dressing room door and knocks on it. When there is a response, he opens it and enters. Calysto walks inside, and the crowd in the arena cheers rabidly when it sees Jaguar sitting on a bench, taping his wrists.

Jaguar: Whoa, look who it is! What brings you here?

Calysto: Just wanted to drop in and say hello, wish you good luck.

Jaguar: Well it’s not unappreciated.

Calysto: How’s being off the road treating you?

Jaguar: Well, it’s certainly better than being ON the road, that’s for sure. Way easier on the body. But I still have some unfinished business here. I have a tournament to win.

Calysto: I hear you man. Well, I should leave you to it. Go kick Failla’s ass tonight. And just so you know, I’m pulling for you tonight, and if you win it, I know we haven’t danced in that ring for a long, long time, but it’ll be my honor to give you everything I’ve got in the semis next week.

Jaguar: Likewise. Thank you, brother.

Calysto: Don’t mention it. Just kick some ass.

The two shake hands, and Calysto exits, leaving Jaguar to focus for his match.

The camera cuts away, and finds the commissioner, Helen Summers, walking through the backstage area. She opens a door and enters it, finding “Da Playboi” Romeo inside. Romeo is confused to see her, to say the least.

Romeo: What the hell do you want?

Helen: (smiling) Oh nothing. I was just walking around and decided to drop in, see how you were doing. I know that was a tough loss to Showtime at Animosity.

Romeo: (curious) I’m doing fine. What is this all about?

Helen: Ok, fine, I’ll cut to the chase. As you know, Jaguar will be going up against Anthony Failla a little later tonight in a Golden Ring quarterfinal match. Now, as you can probably guess, Bryan Conroy does NOT want to see Jaguar advance here. We want Jaguar out, and we want Failla moving on. Now, as a man that has won the PWA Championship from Jaguar, and a man that teamed with Jaguar for years, we were hoping that you could be of some assistance to us.

Romeo: So you want me to screw my former partner out of the last thing he wants to do before he retires?

Helen: That’s correct.

Romeo: What’s in it for me?

Helen: (unbuttoning a few buttons of her blouse seductively) You’ll be well compensated.

Romeo: I’m sorry, I’m gonna need you to be a little more specific there.

Helen: Romeo, to put it as bluntly as possible, if you screw Jaguar tonight, he won’t be the only one getting screwed before this night is out. Think about it.

With that, the commissioner exits, and Romeo snickers to himself as we take a commercial break.

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As we return, “Arcarsenal” by At the Drive-In blares onto the speakers, and The Miracle Mike Troha makes his way to the ring to a chorus of boos. Troha stretches himself out on the ring ropes and awaits his opposition. Moments later, “Hey You” by Simon Says cues and the fans begin cheering thunderously as Greg Tantalus makes his way to the ring! Tantalus doesn’t waste much time getting into the ring and going at it with Troha, prompting the bell to sound to start this match.

Troy: Alright, Golden Ring tournament quarterfinal action is now in progress! Greg Tantalus against Mike Troha, with the winner meeting Kerry Cox in the semifinals next week!

Hosemann: This should be a barnburner!

* GOLDEN RING TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINAL: THE MIRACLE MIKE TROHA VS. GREG TANTALUS *
Referee: Matt Hansen
Troha and Tantalus engage in a heated slugfest to get the match started, and Tantalus emerges with the early advantage in that, able to back Troha against the ropes and whip him off them, nailing him down with a hard spinebuster as he rebounds! Troha gets up again, but Tantalus charges at him and downs him with a high knee!

Troy: Tantalus is on a serious roll right now!

Hosemann: He sure is,
Troy!

Troha is slow to his feet, and Tantalus charges at him, but Troha sidesteps him and trips him, sending Tantalus’ face crashing into the buckles. Troha uses this opening to pepper Tantalus with some hard stomps, but Troha seems to be more concerned with taunting the capacity Lima crowd than with wearing down his opponent. Tantalus gets back up, and Troha whips him against the ropes, looking for a clothesline, but Tantalus ducks under it, whips off the opposite ropes, and charges at him with a running knee, but Troha moves out of the way, and Tantalus accidentally connects with the referee!

Troy: Oh my! Tantalus just took out the referee by accident!

Hosemann: This is never good!

Tantalus continues brawling with Troha, and floors him with a hard spinebuster, before calling for the Big O to a huge ovation from the crowd! However, before he can go for it, he turns around to find a woman standing in the ring, staring him down. It is his ex-girlfriend and constant nemesis, Michelle! Before Tantalus even realizes what’s going on, Michelle rears back and blasts Tantalus with a vicious kick to the nether region!

Troy: My God! It’s Michelle! What the hell is she doing here?!

Hosemann: Well, it’s obviously not to make nice with Greg Tantalus!

Troha gets up and, acknowledges Michelle, who brings a chair into the ring. Troha then lifts up the prone Tantalus and nails him with Divine Intervention right onto the chair! Michelle rolls it out of the ring and escapes herself as Troha covers and the referee recovers… one, two, three!

Troy: Dammit, no! Greg Tantalus has just been screwed out of the damn Golden Ring tournament!

Hosemann: And screwed by Michelle! For whatever reason, Michelle, who we haven’t seen in about a year, is back, and she’s again attempting to settle the score with her ex-boyfriend!

The fans boo loudly as “Arcarsenal” blares over the speakers and Mike Troha is announced the winner. Troha and Michelle shake hands in the ring and Michelle raises Troha’s hand high as we take a commercial break.
* WINNER VIA PINFALL: THE MIRACLE MIKE TROHA *

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --


Back from break, we see Nick Cade in the bowels of the arena, looking nervous.

Cade: Folks, I’m here in the deepest, darkest depths of this arena to get a word with Speed Demon, and I’m not having the best of… oh, there he is! Speed Demon! You requested this interview time. What is on your mind?

Demon: (staring blankly into the camera) I learned last week that no matter what is done, the war between myself and the Army of the Damned will never come to an end, as long as one of us is still standing. So, I have a proposition. I want all three of you, one by one, month by month, to put your careers on the line against mine. First, at Symphony of Destruction, I want you, Reaper. Then, Loki, I come for you. And then, once they’re both gone, Bishop Cross, there will be nowhere left to turn. Of course, if I should be beaten at any point, I disappear, never to be heard from again. But face it, you three will never be free of me, nor will I ever be free of you. I want all outside interference banned, Reaper, and I want it to be a hardcore rules match. Winner stays, loser disappears. Symphony of Destruction. I expect an answer next week.

Speed Demon then gets up and walks off screen as the camera shot fades.

The camera picks back up in the backstage area, where a pensive Romeo is seen walking through the halls. Romeo appears to be headed for the ring when he passes Bryan Conroy’s office, and hears some chatter. He stops beside the door and listens in.

Helen: He’s such an idiot, Bryan! You should have seen him practically drooling all over himself when I came onto him!

Conroy: So he’s in the bag?

Helen: Oh he’s totally in the bag. He’s smitten.

Conroy: Beautiful. So hey, after this is over, are you gonna…

Helen: HA! Let me ask you this,
Bryan. Did Romeo win the International title from Showtime?

Conroy: Nope. He lost.

Helen: That’s right. And I don’t screw losers.

The two share a laugh, and the camera cuts back to grinning Romeo, shaking his head, outside the door, as we take a commercial break.

Troy: Stick with us, folks! Jaguar and Anthony Failla in a Golden Ring tournament quarterfinal match is just around the corner!

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

Dredg’s “Ode To The Sun” hits the speakers and we see a graphic appear on the screen that reads “PWA Symphony of Destruction 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 Symphony of Destruction logo.

O’Brien:  Hello ladies and gentlemen, my name is Ron O’Brien and this is the Symphony of Destruction report.  Folks, we’re just 18 days away from what promises to be one of the biggest pay-per-view spectaculars in the history of the PWA, Symphony of Destruction, live from Citizens Bank Park in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on June 3!  The centerpiece of this incredible event is the third-annual Symphony of Destruction match itself!  The Symphony of Destruction will consist of thirty PWA superstars, each randomly drawing a number from one to thirty.  Numbers one and two will start the match, with a new superstar entering every two minutes thereafter.  Fans from years past will remember the one huge difference that separates the Symphony of Destruction from a Royal Rumble: in a Royal Rumble, elimination can be scored only via tossing your opponent over the top rope and to the arena floor.  In the Symphony of Destruction, fighting on the outside of the ring is completely legal and, often, encouraged.  No one can be eliminated by being tossed over the top rope.  There are only two ways to eliminate an opponent: by pinning them to the mat, 1, 2, 3, or by forcing them to submit.  The Symphony of Destruction gives you all the suspense and intrigue of a Royal Rumble, but the added bonus of having to pin your opponent or make them submit to determine a true and clear winner.  The last man standing on June 3 after all 30 have entered will be declared the winner and will advance straight to Everlasting Epic V on August 12, emanating from Madison Square Garden in New York City, to challenge for the PWA World Heavyweight Championship! Thus far, ten superstars have entered the Symphony of Destruction, and they are The Iceman Jason Calysto, Anthony Failla, Greg Tantalus, The Miracle Mike Troha, Romeo, Solomon, Briggs, the Tag Team Champions Paul Dawkins and Renegade, and the owner of the PWA, Bryan Conroy!  Twenty slots are still open for this incredible match, and we will bring more participants to you next week on Frequency.

Also in store for this spectacular pay-per-view will be a defense of the PWA World Heavyweight Championship by Jackie Baccaro, as he defends against two-time former champion Hollywood Mike Griffin!

Plus, the International Championship will be defended in triple threat action, as Showtime Damon Savage puts the gold on the line against both James Biamonte and Dexter P. Wellington!

That’s all for this week, folks.  More to come next week!  For the Symphony of Destruction report, I’m Ron O’Brien, saying see you then!


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As we return, “Shoot Outs” by Jadakiss hits, and Anthony Failla makes his way to the ring to a chorus of boos. Failla drowns out all crowd noise as he enters the ring, stretches himself out on the ropes, and prepares for battle.

Troy: Failla looks like a stone wall of concentration right now.

Hosemann: Well, he ought to. He has been given a very specific task to complete by Bryan Conroy tonight, and he needs to go out there and complete it.

As Failla waits, “I’m On It” by the Purple Ribbon All-Stars blares onto the speakers and the fans go wild as Jaguar makes his way to the ring!

Troy: Listen to this response for Jaguar!

Hosemann: To say he’s the sentimental favorite tonight would be a MASSIVE understatement!

Jaguar enters the ring and gets nose-to-nose with Failla, prompting referee Tom Stevens to call for the bell to start this match.

* GOLDEN RING TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINAL: JAGUAR VS. ANTHONY FAILLA *
Referee: Tom Stevens
As soon as the bell sounds, Jaguar and Failla begin slugging it out hard, prompting the capacity crowd here in
Peru to cheer wildly! Jaguar establishes the early advantage in the brawl, backing Failla up with his fist into the corner, allowing him room to sting Failla with repeated knife-edge chops to the chest! The fans cheer this, and after several chops, Jaguar grabs Failla and whips him against the ropes, downing him with a hard sidewalk slam as he returns! Jaguar immediately goes for the cover… one, two, and Failla kicks out!

Troy: Jaguar went for the early cover there, and it very nearly paid off for him!

Hosemann: Surprisingly enough, that’s exactly correct!

Jaguar tries to further take advantage with repeated stomps, but Failla is able to get back to a vertical base and down Jaguar hard with sheer force and brute strength. Jaguar gets right back up, but when he does, Failla bounces off the ropes and nails Jaguar with a quick, swift boot to the jaw, flooring him! Failla uses this to press his advantage, taking the prone Jaguar and dropping him across the top turnbuckle with snake eyes! Jaguar turns around, and it provides Failla with the opening he needs to squeeze him hard with a violent bearhug!

Troy: Failla is trying to squeeze the life out of him!

Hosemann: He’s doing a pretty damn good job of it too!

Jaguar, however, refuses to relent. He nails Failla with forearm to the head after forearm to the head after forearm to the head, and ultimately, Failla breaks his grip! Failla staggers forward, but when he turns back around, Jaguar takes him down with a hard belly-to-belly suplex! Failla struggles back to his feet, but when he does, Jaguar charges him and takes him down with a hard running forearm! Jaguar then climbs to the top rope and nails the Suga Splash with punishing impact! Jaguar hooks the leg… one, two, and Failla just narrowly kicks out! Jaguar, undaunted, gets to his feet and signals for the Carrjack!

Troy: Here it comes! Jaguar is getting set to put this one away with the Carrjack!

Hosemann: Oh no,
Troy! It’s Bryan Conroy!

Conroy starts down the aisle, and gets into the ring, going after Jaguar. However, Jaguar is there to meet him head-on! Conroy shoves the referee down to the mat and orders him not to call for a disqualification, which gives Jaguar the opening to nail Conroy with a hard shot that sends him flying out of the ring! However, Jaguar turns around and is swarmed by Legacy members Darrin Giles, Infernus, and the Naturals! However, moments later, Jason Calysto darts down the aisle with a chair and quickly clears it of the Legacy! Jaguar struggles back to his feet, but he is immediately downed by Mike Troha, who comes down the aisle with Michelle and cracks Jaguar in the skull with the chair! However, this brings Greg Tantalus stampeding down the aisle, and Tantalus’ livid presence is enough to send Troha and Michelle running for the hills! The brawls continue on the outside until Jaguar and Failla begin to stir, at which point Romeo heads down the aisle!

Troy: It’s Romeo! What the hell is he going to do?!

Hosemann: Your guess is as good as mine,
Troy!

With the referee still unconscious, Romeo enters the ring and picks up the steel chair lying inside it. He looks at Jaguar, who is getting to his feet, and then looks at Failla, who is also rising. When they are both up, he motions towards Jaguar, but then cracks Failla hard into the skull with the chair, sending a wave of joy throughout the crowd!

Troy: He hit Failla! He hit Failla! My God, Jaguar’s gonna win this thing!

Jaguar wastes no time, covering him as the official begins to stir. However, suddenly, Helen Summers appears at the top of the ramp with a microphone!

Helen: That’s enough! Ring the bell! Ring the damn bell!

The timekeeper obliges.

Troy: What the hell is going on?!

Helen: As commissioner of the PWA, I am also the head official of this company, and what I just saw is a flagrant disqualification! I am overriding the authority of the official here, and declaring the winner via disqualification to be Anthony Failla!

Troy: What?! You have got to be kidding me!

Hosemann: This is total bullshit,
Troy!

Helen: You know what that means, right Jaguar? Your ass is history! Everyone say goodbye to Jaguar! He’s gone!

The fans boo vociferously as Jaguar stands in the ring in stunned silence as the cameras fade to black.

Troy: I don’t believe this! Jaguar has been screwed out of the Golden Ring tournament, and that means Jaguar will go out of the PWA like this!

Hosemann: This is one of the worst things I’ve ever seen happen in my entire PWA career!

Troy: Nights like this make me SICK to be involved with this company, Scott! Absolutely sick! Jaguar has been screwed royally, and we are out of time! And thank God for that! Goodnight!
* WINNER VIA DISQUALIFICATION: ANTHONY FAILLA *

 

 

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DARK MATCHES:

1. Paul Epton d. Damien Fields at 4:27 with the shooting star press. (Referee: Billy Vargas)


2. Victor Simon d. Dean Nash at
4:43 with a flying elbow smash. (Referee: Jason Church)

3. James Biamonte d. Tony Annetta at
5:15 with the Buzzkill. (Referee: Jose Soares)

 
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