SEGMENT 1: INTRODUCTION:
A video package airs, highlighting events that took place
last week on Frequency, with Hollywood Mike Griffin helping to screw Greg
Tantalus out of the first round of the PWA title shot tournament, giving Scythe
a tainted and unwanted victory to advance to the semifinals. The opening credits then roll as
Troy: We’ve got a lot of great stuff lined up
tonight, folks, so let’s get right to the ring and get this action underway!
SEGMENT 2: MATCH
1: TOURNAMENT MATCH – SEMIFINALS: ROMEO VS. SCYTHE:
Referee:
Tom Stevens
The commentary
pauses once three D-Bombs whistle down and explode on impact with the ramp.
"I Want It" by B.G. hits next, bringing a huge amount of boos from
the crowd as Romeo begins to make his entrance. Da Playboi marches down the
ramp and climbs into the ring, not paying any attention to negative reaction he
recieves.
Ferrara: I spoke
with Romeo earlier tonight, and he is totally focused on advancing into the
finals and winning this tournament tonight. He feels he shouldn't been in
this tournament because of the way he lost the triple threat match without
being actually defeated as the champion.
Troy: That
might be a valid point, but Romeo knew the rules of a triple threat match
before going into it. And since he had no rematch clause for it, he's gotta get
the job done here to advance. But he's doing it against a man who has never
beaten him in a singles match. Romeo did get a big win over Scythe in defense
of the title at Requiem, but he has to do it again here and now.
Romeo hands his overcoat to the ringside attendant as
Scythe quickly reels Romeo with a flurry of right hands
before whipping him to the ropes and hitting a dropkick that sends him through
the ropes to the arena floor! Romeo gets to his feet as Scythe hits the ropes
for a plancha, but the Modern-Day Samurai fakes it as Romeo darts away quickly
to take a breather.
The bell sounds and Scythe gets the crowd behind him
heavily as Romeo waits until Tom Stevens' count of eight to climb back into the
ring. They circle around and meet in the center, but Romeo quickly scores a
kick to the gut. He nails Scythe with three hard forearms to the
back before hitting the ropes and sending him down with a big clothesline.
Romeo gets him up and rushes him backwards into a corner.
He follows up with three shoulder thrusts to the gut before whipping Scythe to
the opposite end. He charges at Scythe and meets him with a huge clothesline
that crushes him in the corner! Scythe falls to the canvas and Romeo cover him
for one...two...and a kickout.
Ferrara: As bad as
he wants the title, he will.
Romeo gets Scythe off the canvas and delivers the first of
three hard chops to the chest before giving an Irish whip. He attempts a
clothesline, but Scythe ducks under it and scores with a cross body block! He holds
it into a cover for one...two...and Romeo powers out of it!
Both men get to their feet and charge one another, but
Romeo turns Scythe inside out with a tremendous lariat! the crowd boos as
Scythe hits the canvas, but they boo even more once Romeo adjusts his black
bandana and calls for his Dre Day Powerbomb.
Romeo gets Scythe into position for the move and lifts
him, but Scythe floats over the top and lands on his feet! Romeo turns around
quickly and knees him in the gut before whipping him hard into the corner.
Romeo charges at him, but Scythe sidesteps him. Romeo crashes into the
turnbuckles chest-first and Scythe surprises him with a quick backslide as
Stevens counts one....two....three!
Troy: I have no
idea, but Scythe has shocked Romeo and finally beaten him to advance to
the finals against Jaguar!
Ferrara: That's
gonna be a great match, but Romeo is just irate!
"With You" replays as Scythe quickly slides out
of the ring and backpedals up the ramp. Stevens follows him out to raise his
arm in victory as Romeo completely flips out in the ring. Da Playboi loses his
cool and kicks the ropes out of anger, among other things as the shot fades for
our first commercial break.
WINNER VIA PINFALL AT
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK
#1 --
SEGMENT 3:
BACKSTAGE:
Back from commercial, we are taken backstage, where Romeo
is on a rampage, destroying his locker room.
Suddenly, there is a knock at his door.
Romeo doesn’t answer, consumed in his own rage, so the door opens. ORA president Helen Summers is standing in
the doorway. Romeo turns and sees her,
and is confused.
Summers:
Hey Romeo. Have a seat, won’t
you?
Romeo takes a seat on the couch and Ms. Summers slams the door shut,
leaving the cameraman stranded on the outside.
SEGMENT 4: RINGSIDE:
"Opium of the People" by Slipknot blasts onto
the speakers and the ORA Champion GI Jew makes his way to the ring on his
Chopper, met by a thunderous ovation from the capacity crowd in
Ferrara: Yeah, me either.
Jew parks his bike at ringside, grabs a microphone, and steps into the ring,
the ORA belt over his shoulder.
Jew: You know, ever since I won this ORA championship, I've had to deal with
whiny bitches and bastards making threats, telling me to forfeit the title and
ridiculous crap like that. Of course, I'm talking about Bryan Conroy, Helen
Summers, Annetta, and that bitch Anthony Failla. They told me Failla had a
rematch clause that he'd exercise whenever he saw fit, and that they'd forcibly
take this belt back when they were ready. Well, last week, I teamed with Jaguar
against Romeo and Anthony Failla. What happened? We hit 3D on the sumbitch, and
pinned Failla
Seconds later, Jew is cut off by the sounds of "Shoot Outs" by
Jadakiss and Styles P. over the speakers. The fans boo loudly as Anthony Failla
begins to make his way to the ring, flanked by PWA Lt. Commissioner F. Anthony
Annetta and PWA owner Bryan Conroy. The three enter the ring and stand directly
across from Jew. Conroy has a microphone.
Conroy: I bet you think you're real slick, don't you Jew? I think you need to
remember who you are, and who we are. You are just a lowly competitor in this
great company; together, Helen Summers, FAA, and I run this company. That is
especially true tonight, because this company's commissioner, Kerry Cox, is
traveling to various other parts of
At this news, GI Jew simply smirks.
Jew: Last Man Standing match, huh? I suppose that means that I'll be facing not
only Failla, but also you and all the rest of the goons, huh Conroy? Well,
since I'm sure I don't have a choice, I accept. But believe me, I will be
talking to Kerry Cox about this. Failla, you need this protection because you
know you can't beat me man to man. But whatever punk, I'll find a way to win
anyway. Simply put punk, I am better than you. The cream will rise to the top,
and at Symphony of Destruction, I... will cream... YOU.
Jew tosses the mic to the mat and begins a verbal joust with the opposition in
the ring as "Opium of the People" hits. The fans buzz with excitement
at the announcement as we take a commercial break.
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #2 --
SEGMENT 5:
MATCH 2: PAUL EPTON & JOHN
WOLFE VS. THE LOST SOULS VS. JON DULBERG & VLADIMIR VYDRINA:
Referee:
Jason Church
A
Violent Reaction" by American Head Charge falls upon the ears of those in
attendance, and it is responded to with a wave of jeers. The Lost Souls make
their appearance on top of the ramp, but the crowd appears to want none of it.
They continue to boo as Reaper and Speed Demon walk down the ramp and into the
ring, before "Not Falling" by Mudvayne hits, and the jeering only
increases in volume for Jon Dulberg and Vladimir Vydrina. They head to the ring
with their entourage consisting of “Not That” Rodney King and Natasha Vydrina.
The team steps into the ring, while King and Vydrina await on the outside.
Ferrara:
This match includes three tag teams, but it could explode at any minute with
just these two,
Ferrara:
And in that match up, Epton and Wolfe somehow managed to retain the titles.
Just then, “Stockholm
Syndrome” by Muse blasts over the speakers, and the cheers fall into place when
Paul Epton and John Wolfe make their arrival. Once they step into the ring
though, an all out war erupts! Wolfe, Vydrina, and Reaper battle it out with
each other, while Epton tries to hold his own against Demon and Dulberg!
Vydrina battles Reaper
into the ropes, but Wolfe is right behind them with a clothesline that sends
all three men over the top and spilling to the outside! The referee finally
allows the bell to sound, signaling the official start of the match. Epton
manages to drop Dulberg with a running knee, but Demon takes down Epton with a
huge forearm! Continuing to pour on the damage, Demon lifts up Epton, only to
bring him back down hard with a body slam. Demon then goes over to Dulberg and
brings him back to his feet, but Dulberg breaks free from his grasp and boost
him hard in the stomach, following it up with a DDT!
The camera switches
views to gain a better view of the outside of the ring, where Wolfe, Reaper,
and Vydrina continue to wear each other down. Vydrina manages to take down
Reaper with clubbing blows to the back, before turning his attention to Wolfe,
who holds his own against the “Angel of Death.” Back in the ring, Dulberg
stomps on Reapers back, but Epton is already up on his feet! The Human
Highlight goes to attack Epton, but the former Tag Champ scouts it and blocks
the punch, then blasts him in the face with a punch of his own! He follows up
with several more consecutive punches, before whipping him into the ropes!
Dulberg hits the cables, but he latches onto them. Before Epton can follow it
up, Demon is back on his feet as well. They trade punches with each other
briefly, until Dulberg becomes opportunistic and explodes from the side in an
attempt to double clothesline them! Demon sees it coming though, and uses
Dulberg’s charging momentum to lift him up and straddle him across the top rope!
Demon rushes back to
his corner in an attempt to get a tag, but he realizes that his partner is
engaged in a war of his own! Before he can return to the action, Epton races up
behind Demon and compresses him with a german suplex! Epton drags Demon closer
to the corner before climbing to the top rope!
Epton stands tall on
the top before leaping off the turnbuckle, landing on Demon with his
awe-inspiring Shooting Star Press! Epton goes for the pin! One! Two! Three!
“Stockholm Syndrome”
plays once again as Epton and Wolfe escape up the ramp. The two remaining teams
bicker with each other as the referee desperately keeps them apart, and the
crowd cheers in the background for this match’s outcome.
WINNERS VIA PINFALL AT
-- COMMERCIAL
BREAK #3 --
SEGMENT 6: BACKSTAGE:
Back from commercial, we are taken to a dressing room
containing Vulture and Lauren Tantalus.
Lauren: Alright then, see you next week.
Vulture: Yup. Have fun.
Lauren: I will. Thanks. See you later.
Lauren Tantalus then exits the room, just as International Champion Jackie
Baccaro enters. Baccaro and Lauren exchange hostile stares before continuing in
their separate directions. Baccaro then approaches Vulture, who is sitting on
the couch in the dressing room, thinking strategy, and yanks him to his feet by
his arm.
Vulture: Yo! What?! What the hell?!
Baccaro: What the hell? I'll tell you what the hell. This crap with Lauren. I'm
sick of it. Bro, do you even remember what she did to you last year? Huh? Do you?
Let me tell you something, I do, and I'm not gonna stand here and watch you
develop a soft spot for this bitch again.
Vulture: What the hell are you talking about, I don't have a...
Baccaro: Don't even play this game with me. I see what's happening. Believe me,
I know what you're feeling. But you have to smarten up here, and I'm not gonna
allow you to do anything else.
Vulture: (indignant) Oh you're not gonna allow me? Let me remind you who's
doing who a favor here.
Baccaro: Go ahead. Yeah, I appreciate you coming back here to manage me, I
really do. But it's me doing you the favor here with this Lauren situation.
Don't let this girl break you down. She's gonna want more and more freedom, you
watch. You bought her contract so that you could make her life miserable. Well,
make it miserable, or get rid of her. And not for nothing, you're focusing way
too much on her, and not enough on me, the guy you're supposed to be managing.
So please, let's get down to business, talk strategy for this title match, and
please, when this European tour is over -- cuz I know you already promised this
for the tour -- no more special treatment for this bitch. We are not her
friends. She needs to understand that. What she did to you last summer was
inexcusable. She has no business being back in your life in any capacity, other
than to inflict pain on. Don't give her what she wants.
Vulture is silent momentarily, before slowly nodding his head, increasing in
speed eventually.
Vulture: You're right. You're right. I'm getting sidetracked. Can't do that.
We'll ride out the European tour, and then it's right back to what we
originally intended for her. And as for tonight, you're right, this situation
deserves my full attention. So let's get down to it. Let's make sure that
bastard Dawkins won't even smell the title tonight.
Baccaro: Now you're talkin.
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #4 --
SEGMENT 7: MATCH 3:
DAMIEN FIELDS VS. CHRIS NICHOLSON:
Referee:
Dan Martin
The
crowd watches new-comer to the PWA, Chris Nicholson, who stands in the ring,
feeling prepared to meet his challenge. Just then, Metallica’s “Ride the
Lightning” is plays in the background and Damien Fields arrives to a decent
ovation from the crowd. He walks down the ramp at a quick pace before stepping
inside of the ring. The two men stand across from each other, and as the bell
sounds, they step into the middle of the ring. Fields nods to Nicholson, before
shaking his hand.
Ferrara:
Yeah yeah, just get to the wrestling already.
Fields and Nicholson
circle the ring briefly before locking up hard in the center. Nicholson gets
Fields into a head lock, but the former Tag Team Champion elbows Nicholson
three times in the stomach before shoving him hard into the ropes. Nicholson
bounces back, and Fields rolls him up! One! Two! And the house lights go down!
Without warning,
“Phantom of the Opera overture” by Andrew Lloyd Webber eerily plays over the
speakers, and the crowd is initially confused. The house lights slowly come
back, only to find Bishop Cross standing over a fallen Chris Nicholson!
Cross carries an
emotionless face, and Fields hesitantly goes after him. However, Cross easily
scouts it and demolishes him with the Crossfire! The bell sounds several times,
but it matters not to the ominous Cross, who locks in the Grand Finale on
Nicholson, causing him to writhe in pain. After spending several moments in the
move, Cross releases him and grabs a microphone.
Cross:
The time is upon us once again... I offer these sacrifices, in hopes that it
will no longer delay the inevitable, as we draw ever closer to the coming
storm... Accept this gesture, and aid me as I raise my army...
As he drops the
microphone, the house lights die down once again, but only for a brief moment
this time. As they come up, no sign of Bishop Cross can be found. The audience
is confused, as are the announcers, as we head to a commercial.
WINNER AT
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #5 --