OLYMPIC INDOOR HALL
SEGMENT 1: INTRODUCTION:
A video package airs, highlighting events that took place
last week on Frequency, with Scythe defeating both Romeo and Jaguar in one
night -- Jaguar thanks to unwanted help from Romeo -- to earn a shot at the PWA
Championship on June 11 at Symphony of Destruction. The opening credits then roll as
Ferrara: We sure are, Troy, and let me
tell you, I cannot wait! We’ve got a tremendous
show for you here tonight, and we’re gonna get things started with a bang!
SEGMENT 2: MATCH
1: PROGRESSIVE CHAMPION RENEGADE, PAUL
DAWKINS & LIZ RUSH VS. INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION JACKIE BACCARO, DEXTER P.
WELLINGTON & WOMEN’S CHAMPION KEIKO ISHIDA:
Referee:
Dan Martin
The action is set
to kick off once "Things Done Changed" by The Notorious B.I.G. hits.
The crowd boos vociferously as Vulture leads Jackie Baccaro through the
entrance. The International Champion shows off his title belt before throwing
his arms into the air and signaling the start of his streaming gold fireworks
behind him.
Baccaro climbs into the ring and removes his belt as Kazu Matsui's "The Stone Monkey" plays next. The boos continue as Walter Gindin leads Keiko Ishida down
to the ramp. The Women's Champion hands her belt over to her agent, who waits
on the outside and shakes hands with Vulture as Mozart's "Marriage of
Figaro" takes over for the arrival of Winston and Dexter P. Wellington.
The trio of wrestlers settles in the ring as the trio of
managers looks on. 50 Cent’s "Piggy Bank" hits next, and the cheers
grow to huge levels once Renegade steps out, alongside Liz Rush and Paul
Dawkins. The Progressive Champion leads their charge to the ring and throws his
belt down on the outside before going right after
Dan Martin keeps all the other parties out of the ring as
Renegade begins to take the fight to
He lifts
Dawkins rushes into the ring and swiftly drops an elbow to
the back of Baccaro's head to keep him down. He then
lifts Baccaro off the mat and tries an Irish whip, but Baccaro reverses it and
downs Dawkins with a high-impact clothesline. Baccaro gets Dawkins back up and
sticks a knee in his midsection before taking him down with a gutwrench suplex. Baccaro covers for a two count before
Dawkins kicks out.
He lifts Dawkins again for a vertical suplex, but Dawkins
slips out behind him and gives a hard shove to the back. Baccaro hits the turnbuckles
chest first, but Dawkins tries to run at him, causing their heads to smack
together loudly before both men hit the canvas!
Baccaro is first to shake the cobwebs, and he crawls to
his corner to tag the person closest to him. The Women's Champion enters the
ring legally, but the crowd explodes once Dawkins tags in Rush!
Ishida charges, but Liz Rush takes her down with a
clothesline. She follows up with two more before shooting Ishida into the ropes
and sending her flying with a high back body drop!
Rush gets Ishida off the mat and tries to lock her in for
The Cobra Clutch Bomb, but the champion quickly backpedals to smash her into
the turnbuckles. Rush wobbles out and Ishida runs to the ropes on the opposite
end. The crowd fears her running STO, but Rush scouts
it and ducks. Ishida bounces against the ropes and Rush drills her with a
dropkick that sends her reeling backwards and out of the ring near her corner.
Rush begins to celebrate as Ishida is knocked out of the
ring, but she doesn't see
"Marriage of Figaro" replays and
WINNERS VIA PINFALL AT
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SEGMENT 3:
RINGSIDE:
"With You" by
Scythe: Alright, we all saw what happened last week. I won
the tournament to earn a PWA Title shot, and after the match, Mike Griffin and
The Legacy proceeded to get in the ring and beat the living hell out of me. I
know I've got my shot at The Symphony of Destruction, but I don't feel like
waiting for that. The title can come in
Tool's "Parabola" hits immediately and the crowd is
shocked at the quickness in which
Scythe: Start making some sense here chump.
Scythe: Mike, I don't care who says what about me and The
SOD. I walked out of
Scythe throws the mic down and tackles
Cheering takes over the sounds from the crowd once Briggs storms
through the curtain and rumbles his way down the ramp!
Security comes out to get in between both groups, but in the mix
also comes Commissioner Kerry Cox, who yells over his microphone.
Cox: Alright guys! You wanna get
it on so bad?! Tonight, it will be Jonathan Brett and Mike Griffin against
Briggs and Scythe in a tag match!
"War Machine" hits and the crowd cheers as security
struggles to keep the two teams apart.
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SEGMENT 4:
MATCH 2: DARRIN GILES VS. PAUL
EPTON:
Referee:
Jason Church
Back from commercial, “Control” by Earshot overtakes the
speakers, and Darrin Giles makes his way to the ring, accompanied by Justin
Schenck. Giles steps into the ring,
ready to do the job his Legacy brethren have asked him to do.
Muse's "Stockholm Syndrome" then hits the speakers and Paul Epton makes
his way to the ring to a strong ovation from the
Giles staggers backwards, and Epton rolls him up... one, two, and Giles kicks
out. Giles gets to his feet at the same time as Epton, and the former tag
team champion takes the former Progressive Champion down with a furious armdrag. Giles doesn't let him turn it into an armbar submission, instead getting back to his feet, working
over Epton, shoving him into the ropes. Epton springs back and Giles leapfrogs
over him. Epton then hits the opposite ropes and Giles puts his head down
for a back body drop, but Epton instead charges with a dropkick right to the
face!
Epton immediately makes a cover, but Giles is able to kick out at two. Giles staggers to his feet, and Epton
continues to pour on the intensity, whipping Giles hard into the corner.
Epton then sets Giles up on the top rope and blasts him with a furious superplex! Epton makes a cover... one, two, and Giles
kicks out. Giles is nearly motionless on the mat, and Epton senses his
opening. He signals to the crowd for the Shooting Star Press, and the
Epton climbs to the top rope, ready to leap off with the move, but the Tag
Team Champion Steve Beovich and Greg Price stampede down to the ring, knocking
Epton from his perch, prompting the referee to throw this match out, signaling
for a disqualification! John Wolfe heads into the ring to try to clear
out the champions, but a combined
assault from Beovich, Price, Giles, and Schenck proves too much for the former
tag champs from the UK. Epton and Wolfe are beaten down viciously in the
ring by members of The Legacy and the crowd is none too happy.
WINNER VIA DISQUALIFICATION AT
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SEGMENT 5: JUMBOTRON:
Evanescence’s “Thoughtless” 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 11 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
Also in store for this spectacular pay-per-view will be a defense of the
PWA World Heavyweight Championship by
In a Last Man Standing match for the ORA World Heavyweight Championship, GI Jew
will defend the gold against former kingpin Anthony Failla!
The Tag Team Championship will be up for grabs as the new Naturals of Steve
Beovich and Greg Price defend the titles against former champs Paul Epton and
John Wolfe!
The undefeated Women’s Champion Keiko Ishida will defend the gold, her streak,
and her six-month title reign against the upstart Liz Rush!
Dexter P. Wellington will challenge Renegade for the Progressive Championship!
Plus, Evanescence will be in attendance to perform “Thoughtless,” the show’s
theme, live!
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!
SEGMENT 6: RINGSIDE:
Back at ringside, the fans are cheering. The cameras are focused on the commentators,
Victor Troy and Paul Ferrara.
Grieco:
Hey, everybody quiet down. I know
you all think I deserve that ovation here tonight, and you might be right. But I’m out here tonight not to start any
problems, but to right a wrong. So
Moments later, a suspicious looking Dee Licious comes out
to the ring as “B R Right” by Trina and Ludacris
hits.
Grieco:
Grieco: (smiling) Great. I promise
Grieco: Well yeah. You forgive me, we’re
back together, right?
Enraged, Grieco grabs
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SEGMENT 7: MATCH 3:
JAGUAR, ORA CHAMPION GI JEW AND JASON CALYSTO VS. ROMEO, ANTHONY FAILLA
AND SOLOMON:
Referee:
Tom Stevens
A
loud blast of pyro explodes, shocking the crowd as "Shootouts" by Jadakiss and Styles P. begins to play. Anthony Failla walks
out to a chorus of boos, but looking ready for the second six-man tag match of
the evening.
Troy: As
you saw last week, Anthony Failla has exercised his title rematch clause to
meet GI Jew for The ORA Championship in a Last Man Standing Match at The
Symphony of Destruction.
Ferrara:
Those two guys have waged wars before, but throwing pinfalls
and submissions out the window, this could be the most brutal fight we could
ever witness.
As Failla climbs into
the ring, two swirls of blue fireworks explode as Darkseed's
"Hear Me" plays Walter Gindin and Solomon to the ring. The Alaskan
Monster walks to the ring intensely, and doesn't take his eyes off of Failla,
who suffered a Deep Freeze the last time they teamed up. Failla throws some
verbal sots Solomon's way and they are returned calmly until three D-Bombs
explode and B.G.'s "I Want It" begins to
play for Romeo's entrance. The crowd boos the former PWA Champion as he angrily
storms through the curtain and climbs into the ring.
Ferrara:
For those of you that might not know, Romeo is a huge man. Anytime he is the
smallest man on a team, that team will be very hard to beat. I don't care what
three guys they are facing.
The trio tries to get
on the same page in the ring, but cannot hear a word they are saying when
Oasis' "F*ckin In The Bushes" begins. The
crowd gives it up for The Iceman Jason Calysto as he walks down the ramp and
waits. Mannie Fresh's
"Real Big" plays next, and the crowd's cheers grow louder as Jaguar
marches out.
Jaguar poses in front
of his flaming fireballs atop the stage before removing his entrance gear. He
points at Romeo, but dares not step in the ring against the opposition with a
disadvantage. That's not an issue once Slipknot's "Opium of The
People" hits and the crowd goes crazy. With his American flag raised and
NYFD muscle shirt on, GI Jew rides down to the ring on his Chopper to an
overwhelming ovation. He rides around the ring, parks his bike and removes his
title belt from his waist before rolling into the ring and beginning the battle
with his partners.
Calysto trades blows
with Solomon, and Failla and Jew do the same as Jaguar tosses Romeo through the
ropes to the outside of the ring. Jew knocks Failla down with a right hand
before teaming up with Calysto to deliver a double clothesline that sends
Solomon over the top rope to the floor!
Jew climbs out of the
ring, leaving Calysto in with Failla as Tom Stevens calls for the bell. The
Iceman delivers some well-placed kicks to the midsection of the former ORA
titleholder before whipping him to the ropes and downing him with a reverse
elbow to the jaw. Calysto walks over and tags GI Jew to a nice ovation, but
Failla reaches up to grab him by his fatigue pants and yank him down hard into
the top turnbuckle.
Romeo is waiting on a
tag and he gets it before whipping Jew hard into the opposite corner and
blasting him with a big powerslam! Romeo cover for one...two....and
Jew kicks out. Romeo gets Jew up and scoop slams him before tagging in Solomon
to a series of boos.
Solomon measures up his
hated rival before attempting a legdrop, but GI Jew
rolls out of the way to tag Jaguar in! Jaguar immediately takes the fight
to Solomon by nailing him with right and left hands to the face. Solomon still
gets himself up to a knee, so Jaguar hits the ropes to further his assault. His
plan falls flat however, once Solomon rises and crushes him with a vicious boot
to the face!
Solomon makes a cover
for a count of two before Calysto comes in to break it up with a kick to the
head. Solomon gives an angry stare, but backs up to his corner to tag in Romeo.
Romeo enters the ring and unloads on his former partner with a series of right
hands that barely allow Jaguar to reach a knee. Romeo gets him up and shoots
him to the ropes to attempt a back body drop, but Jaguar sees it coming and
drops his chin down hard against his kneecap, stunning Da
Playboi before taking him down with a jumping side
kick.
Romeo moves towards his
corner to tag Failla back in, but the crowd comes alive again as Jaguar brings
back GI Jew. Jew and Failla quickly come to blows in the middle of the ring,
and the gloved fists of the champion begin to dominate his bigger opponent.
Failla is reeling when Jew rears back and connects with a right hand that sends
him down to the mat hard.
Failla gets to his feet
and walks right into an inverted atomic drop before Jew drops him on his head
with a quick DDT! Jew makes a cover for
one...two...and Failla kicks out! GI Jew gets back up and the crowd cheers as
he crouches in a corner to deliver a Gore. But before he can deliver it,
Solomon and Romeo flood the ring to stop him. Jaguar and Calysto come in to
help out, but boos flood the air as Bryan Conroy, F. Anthony Annetta and Helen
Summers make their way down the ramp again.
Troy: Oh
no, what the hell are they doing out here this time?!
Ferrara:
Their champion is out there, they have a vested interest in this match.
Jaguar knocks Romeo out
of the ring and a missed clothesline by Solomon gives Calysto enough time to
hit him with a spinning heel kick that sends both men out over the top! Annetta
and Conroy run into the ring, but The Lieutenant Commissioner is quickly
floored with a running clothesline by GI Jew. Conroy nails him
in the back as Stevens throws a fit, but Jew quickly dizzies the owner with two
right hands before knocking him down with a third. Conroy begins to get up
slowly, but the crowd cheers as Jaguar stalks him from behind with three
fingers raised.
Conroy gets up and
stumbles into Jaguar's grip, but GI Jew is shoved out of the way by Annetta!
Conroy falls down on the mat, but avoids the Dudley Death Drop's
completion. Jew grabs Annetta by the head and chucks him out of the ring, but
he walks into a fully recovered Failla, who lifts him up and spikes
him with The Almighty Sacrifice! Failla covers and hooks a leg for Stevens to
count one...two...three!
Troy:
Yeah, thanks to The ORA once again! Somebody has got to stop them, or GI Jew
will have no shot of beating Failla at Symphony of Destruction!
WINNERS VIA PINFALL AT
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