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TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 2005

LOKOMOTIV STADIUM

MOSCOW, RUSSIA

 

SEGMENT 1:  INTRODUCTION:

A video package airs, highlighting events that took place last week on Frequency, with Greg Tantalus coming to the assistance of Scythe and Briggs in a tag team match against Mike Griffin and Jonathan Brett, after Superstar Scott Hosemann returned to press the Legacy advantage.  Tantalus helped to clear the ring and restore order as the show closed.  The opening credits then roll as Linkin Park's "By_Myslf" hits and we are sent to Lokomotiv Stadium in Moscow, Russia, where an amazing fireworks display ensues and we are sent to our commentators, Victor Troy and Paul Ferrara.
 
Troy: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to PWA Frequency! I’m Victor Troy, along here with Paul Ferrara, and we are in Moscow!  Paul, this night should be tremendous!

Ferrara:  It sure should, Troy!  I’ve been looking forward to this night for quite some time!  If you notice, we’re here in an outdoor stadium tonight, the same outdoor stadium that will play host to a portion of Everlasting Epic IV this summer!

Troy:  That’s right Paul, earlier this afternoon, we had a press conference out in the parking lot and it was a doozy!

As Troy talks, the television audience is shown rolling footage from the press conference, showing PWA Champion Hollywood Mike Griffin, Justin Schenck, ORA Champion GI Jew, Vladimir Vydrina, Rodney King, Vulture, and International Champion Jackie Baccaro.

Ferrara:  We learned today that Moscow will be the site that will kick off Everlasting Epic on August 20, getting the first portion of the show, so the atmosphere out here in two months should be electric!

Troy:  It certainly will be, but the atmosphere here tonight is electric as well!  And it’s sure not without merit, because we have some big things signed, starting with our main event!  It’s going to be PWA Champion Hollywood Mike Griffin, Jonathan Brett and the returning Superstar Scott Hosemann battling Scythe, Briggs and Greg Tantalus!

Ferrara:  That should be a great one!

Troy:  In addition, we have a six-man tag team match pitting Progressive Champion Renegade, Paul Dawkins and James Biamonte against -- get this -- Mike Grieco, Dexter P. Wellington, and his butler Winston!

Ferrara:  That is absolutely ridiculous,
Troy.  They’re forcing the man’s butler to wrestle!

Troy:  Hey, I don’t have it in me to feel bad for Dex
Wellington or Mike Grieco.  But I do feel bad for whoever is sent out to the ring to face Bishop Cross tonight, because we have been told that the enigma WILL return to action right here tonight!

Ferrara:  That should definitely be interesting.

Troy:  Alright folks, enough talking.  Let’s get to ringside and get this show on the road!
 

SEGMENT 2:  MATCH 1:  PAUL EPTON & JOHN WOLFE VS. JON DULBERG & VLADIMIR VYDRINA:
Referee:  Jason Church

 The commentators are cut off by “Exorcism” by Theatres Des Vampires hitting the speakers, and the crowd actually responds with an array of hearty cheers as Vladimir Vydrina and Jon Dulberg approach the ring, accompanied by Rodney King and Natasha Vydrina.

Troy:  We are here in Moscow tonight, and if you didn’t know it already, you know it now, hearing the response that hometown hero Vlad Vydrina is getting right now.

Ferrara:  These people certainly don’t forget their countrymen, so it looks like Dulberg and Vydrina are gonna enjoy a rare positive crowd response tonight.

As they prepare themselves in the ring, “Stockholm Syndrome” by Muse hits and the crowd cheers loudly for Paul Epton and John Wolfe as they approach the ring.  The two enter the ring and immediately go after Dulberg and Vydrina and the four men get it on, with Epton battling Dulberg, and Wolfe slugging it out with Vydrina.  The dust settles, and it is Epton and Dulberg who start the match.  Epton gets the better of Dulberg in the very early going, but Dulberg makes a quick recovery, and the veteran grounds Epton and begins working him over in his corner.  Dulberg whips Epton into the buckle and keeps him off guard with knife-edge chops.  Dulberg then tags Vydrina into the match, who begins viciously overpowering him.  Vydrina whips Epton into the ropes and nails him with a huge sidewalk slam as he returns.  Vydrina then lifts Epton up and tosses him back into the corner, working over his midsection and not allowing him to get free.

Troy:  After the beating Epton and Wolfe took at the hands of The Legacy last week, it’s not surprising me that they’re off to a slow start here tonight.

Ferrara:  Especially now that Epton is in there battling it out with the monstrous Vlad Vydrina.

Vydrina keeps the assault on Epton mounted until Epton nails Vydrina with a dropkick out of nowhere, crawls across the ring, and makes a tag to John Wolfe!  Wolfe comes in on fire, going right at it with Vydrina, knocking him down!  Dulberg comes into the ring and receives a chokeslam for his efforts!  However, as Wolfe locks in on Vydrina, the tag team champions Steve Beovich and Greg Price hit the ring, laying him out, prompting the bell to sound!

Troy:  Dammit!  What are these guys doing out here?!

Darrin Giles and Justin Schenck quickly make their way out as well, and Dulberg and Vydrina join in on a full-scale assault of Epton and Wolfe.

Ferrara:  Troy, it looks like Dulberg and Vydrina are working for The Legacy here!  Epton and Wolfe have been set up!

No one comes to Epton and Wolfe’s aid, and a violent beatdown of the former tag champs from the UK ensues, courtesy of Beovich, Price, Giles, Schenck, Dulberg and Vydrina.  Epton and Wolfe are left lifeless in the ring amidst rampant boos from the fans, who have to wonder whether or not they’ll be in any kind of shape to challenge for the tag straps on Saturday night.  We take our first commercial break.

WINNERS VIA DISQUALIFICATION AT 5:14:  PAUL EPTON & JOHN WOLFE

 
 -- COMMERCIAL BREAK #1 --


 

 SEGMENT 3:  BACKSTAGE:
A camera is set backstage in a dressing room, where GI Jew is talking with Renegade, Paul Dawkins and James Biamonte about their match this evening.

 

Jew: But yeah man, I see where you're comin from. That is your sister. If somebody even thought about doing my sister like that, I'd ---

 

All conversation halts once the door opens and Anthony Failla appears. Biamonte wastes no time in hopping off his chair and getting in his face.

 

Failla: James, for once, my beef isn't with you. I'm here to see him and I'm here to talk.

 

Jew: It's cool guys. Let him in. I'll meet up with you after that match. Come on big man, have a seat. Cameraman, you stay in here too.

 

Dawkins and Renegade leave without wasting any time, but Biamonte makes sure his stare is cold before slowly backing out of the room. The cameraman stays as Failla takes the seat that Biamonte held.

 

Jew: You know there were four of us in here and even you aren't dumb enough to try me against those odds. So if you're here to talk...talk.

 

Failla: Yeah, I'm here to talk. I wanna know what’s on your mind man. Think about it. Last week, I dropped you on your dome and pinned you one...two...three. And now, you're gonna fight me at Symphony of Destruction in a Last Man Standing Match? Do you know what you are getting into here? Josh, this is the most brutal match in the world. There is no pinning, you can't give up, the only way to win is to knock me out. You can't put me on my back for three seconds, what the hell makes you think you can keep me down and out for ten? You have no chance to win. We gave you an opportunity to hand the belt back to where it belongs, but you didn't want that. You chose to fight me. Well this Saturday, fighting me is going to be the biggest, and last, mistake of your life.

 

Jew: So, the point of all this was to come in here and threaten me? Let me tell you something Failla, I am just not the guy you want to come in here screwing with. Think about it man. I am 34 years old, in the best shape of my life and more than ready to beat your ass up and down every inch of that ballpark. But look at you. You are over forty years old, thinking you're a really tough guy, but I do not fear you Failla. All you are to me is a mystique. This is not CAW bro. If it wasn't for tweedledee, tweedledumb, and tweedleskank, you would have never gotten a W over me last week. You might be able to walk around and be almost 300 pounds and scare people, but I'd look death right in the face and spit in it before I'd ever have an ounce of fear in my heart for you. At Symphony of Destruction, all of this between us will end. But that's not because i won't give you another shot at this belt. Its because I am going to end your career. Now I'm not saying that to be cliche. I am dead serious. I am going to do whatever I have to do to not just keep you down for ten, I'm going to keep you down for the rest of your miserable life in this business. And you know it. You didn't come in here to threaten me. You're here to see if I would be shaken by your little words. Well I'm not the one who is scared big man. You are. You're scared because you know time is running out and I will not hesitate to cross the line that everybody else won't. You have no idea what you have gotten yourself into big man. And this Saturday, I'm not out to win the match. I'm out to put a career to rest, and I'll just win the match in the process as a bonus. Now ask yourself a question. Are you willing to risk it all and cross the line to end my career? Because I am.

 

GI Jew looks coldly into Failla's eyes, and he gives the same stare before nodding his head, getting up and storming out of the room. Another camera catches up to him as he turns a corner and nearly barrels into an oncoming Bryan Conroy.

 

Conroy: Hey! What the hell is going on Anthony?!

 

Failla: You wanna know?! You wanna know Bryan?! (Grabbing him by the collar and pressing him against the wall) I have had it with GI Jew! That little son of a bitch stole my title and now he tries to disrespect my legacy here?! I've had enough! If I can't beat him and take my title back at Symphony of Destruction, I'm done!

 

Conroy: WHAT?!

 

Failla: You heard me! If I don't win on Saturday, me and The PWA are finished! I'll walk! just remember I said this, because I guarantee that you'll be carrying his lifeless body out of that building and into that water once I'm through with him!

 

Failla tosses Conroy aside before storming away, leaving Conroy's feathers ruffled in a huge way as the shot fades out.



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 SEGMENT 4:  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 four 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
SBC Park in San Francisco, California on June 11!  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 last year 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 11 after all 30 have entered will be declared the winner and will advance straight to Everlasting Epic IV on August 20, emanating from four different countries, to challenge for whichever world championship he chooses!  Thus far, 27 superstars have entered the Symphony of Destruction, and they are International Champion Jackie Baccaro, Progressive Champion Renegade, Paul Dawkins, Superstar Scott Hosemann, Darrin Giles, Justin Schenck, Dexter P. Wellington, Vladimir Vydrina, Jon Dulberg, James Biamonte, Jason Calysto, Solomon, Mike Grieco, Speed Demon, Reaper, Dynamite Dean Nash, Damien Fields, Jaguar, Romeo, Briggs, Bishop Cross, F. Anthony Annetta, Infernus, Paul Ferrara, Greg Tantalus, Jonathan Brett, and the debuting former NYCW star Victor Simon!  Three slots are still open for this incredible match, and we from what we are told, they will remain open until the match begins!  Three mystery entrants have been signed on for the SOD!

 Also in store for this spectacular pay-per-view will be a defense of the PWA World Heavyweight Championship by
Hollywood Mike Griffin against former champion Scythe!  It’ll be a battle between the only two winners of the Symphony of Destruction in San Francisco for the gold!

In a Last Man Standing match for the ORA World Heavyweight Championship, GI Jew will defend the gold against former kingpin Anthony Failla!  And now, as we’ve just heard, if Failla doesn’t reclaim the title, he’ll leave the PWA!

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.  For the Symphony of Destruction report, I’m Ron O’Brien, saying see you Saturday night in
San Francisco!

 


-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #3 --



SEGMENT 5:  BACKSTAGE:

Back from commercial, Vulture is seen walking down the hall, alone, seemingly in a good mood.  He reaches the dressing room for himself and International Champion Jackie Baccaro and enters.  However, his expression changes when he enters the room, seeing Lauren Tantalus sitting inside, in tears.

Vulture:  What?  What’s the matter?

Lauren:  Nothing.  It’s nothing.

Vulture:  No, it’s obviously not nothing.  What’s wrong?

Lauren:  It doesn’t matter.  You made it abundantly clear last week that we’re not friends, so it doesn’t matter.

Vulture:  Lauren, stop playing games.  Just tell me why you’re crying.

Lauren:  It’s this whole setup, Mike.  It’s knowing that in a few days, we’ll be back in the
US, and I won’t get to live life anymore, I won’t get to enjoy anything anymore.  This month in Europe has been a real eye-opener for me.  It’s really allowed me to realize exactly what I want out of life, and this isn’t it.

Vulture:  What do you mean?

Lauren:  Mike, I don’t want to be in wrestling anymore.  I’ve realized that in the past month, being all over
Europe.  I want to move out to London and become a pastry chef.  That’s what I want to do with my life.  I can’t wrestle anymore.  I don’t want to be here anymore.  You don’t want me here either.  So why won’t you let me go?

Vulture:  I can’t let you go, Lauren.

Lauren:  And why not?  Because Jackie will question your manhood?  Where is Jackie?

Vulture:  He’s at the hotel.  He’s not booked tonight, so he’s back there.  We’re talking strategy for the SOD, I really just came here to pick up a couple of things I left earlier this afternoon and talk to a few people, but he’s back at the hotel.

Lauren:  You need to decide for yourself how you really feel about me and what you want to do.  You have the opportunity to allow me to move on with my life.  It’s a win-win for you.  I know you don’t forgive me and you don’t want to see me anymore, and this accomplishes that.  You’ll be getting rid of me from the PWA for good, terminating my contract.  It’s the perfect scenario.  I beg of you.  I appeal to your most humane bones.  I know they’re in there.  Don’t do this for me.  Do it for yourself.  Do it to finally close the door on this chapter in both our lives.  Send me away.  Because Mike, I’m miserable.  I don’t want to be here anymore.  I’m begging you for my release.  Please, please, think about it.

Vulture:  (long pause) You know what, Lauren?  I really can’t think about this right now.  Not with SOD just four days away.  But I promise you, I will have an answer for you next week.  I will think about it.  And next week, I will make a decision.

Lauren:  (smiling) Thank you.

Vulture:  Don’t mention it.  Now go enjoy the last night of this European trip.  I’m going back to the hotel, a ton of work to do.  Don’t even bother coming to SOD either.  We don’t need you there, don’t need any distractions.  But next Tuesday in
San Diego, I’ll let you know what I’ve decided.

Lauren:  Gotcha.

Vulture:  Goodbye.

Lauren:  Bye.

Lauren then exits the room and Vulture is left pacing inside, in deep thought, before bursting back out through the door and heading in the opposite direction.

SEGMENT 6:  BACKSTAGE:
In another portion of the backstage area, we see Liz Rush with Progressive Champion Renegade and Paul Dawkins in the hall.

Liz:  Alright, good luck guys!

Renegade:  Thanks Liz.

Dawkins:  Thanks baby.  We’ll be right back.

Liz:  Can’t wait.  Bring home a W!

Dawkins:  We will.

Dawkins then kisses Liz and they head towards the ring for their six-man tag, which is next.  Liz then turns around, but finds herself standing face-to-face with Walter Gindin and Women’s Champion Keiko Ishida.

Liz:  What do you want?

Keiko:  Four days, Liz.  Four days.  Four days until I end your career for good.

Liz:  Oh yeah?  Talk is cheap, Keiko.  Back it up in the ring.  I’ll be waiting for you.

Keiko:  (smirking) If you insist.

Gindin:  Liz Rush, prepare for the beating of a lifetime this Saturday.  Good luck… you’ll certainly need it.

Gindin and Ishida then walk off laughing, leaving a pissed off Liz Rush behind as we head to commercial break.


-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #4 --


 SEGMENT 7:  MATCH 2:  PROGRESSIVE CHAMPION RENEGADE, PAUL DAWKINS AND JAMES BIAMONTE VS. MIKE GRIECO, DEXTER P. WELLINGTON AND WINSTON:
Referee:  Billy Vargas
The shot quickly cuts backstage to the interview area, where Rick Madsen is alongside Mike Grieco, Dexter P. Wellington and Winston.

 

Madsen: Dex, your match is scheduled to be up next, but you requested this interview time. What's on your mind?

 

Wellington: (Angry) What's on my mind? I'll tell you what is on my mind, whatever your name is! This match is highly unfair and out of proportion! All three of our opponents tonight are former champions, yet on our team is Winston! This man is my personal butler; he has never wrestled a match in his life! He knows nothing about the wrestling ring! I am the one who signs his checks, not the PWA! This match is not fair and I am filing a formal protest right here and now!

 

Wellington slows down as Kerry Cox walks over into the picture.

 

Cox: Dexter, you are holding up this broadcast bud. I heard what you had to say, and you might be right. But after what you did to Liz Rush last week, I think it’s more than justified that you have your butler as your partner, and what happens will happen. But if you hold this show up for one more minute, not only will you have no partner at all, you will not have your own paycheck to allow you to sign his paychecks. Got me?

 

Wellington scoffs and turns his nose up at Cox as Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" begins to play. Cox simply stands by as the camera follows all three men up the steps and out onto the stage, where they are received with massive amounts of jeers. Wellington marches to the ring angrily, while Grieco does his usual flexing and Winston is like a deer in bright headlights.

 

Troy: Can you believe the nerve of these guys earlier?

 

Ferrara: I can't argue with them. How is this fair match? Winston has no business being in the ring.

 

Troy: As much as he interferes around it, it’s about time he have to step in there and handle his business the fair way.

 

The trio enters the ring to argue further with Jose Soares, but the official just puts his hands up and shakes his head. The attention changes quickly once 50 Cent's "Piggy Bank" hits and Renegade leads James Biamonte and Paul Dawkins in a race to the ring! The crowd cheers as they tear into their opposition!

 

Biamonte jumps right on top of Grieco, sending both men tumbling out of the ring! Winston stays away as Renegade and Dawkins beat Wellington down and stomp him into a corner. Wellington is screaming for help when Winston finally comes over and equalizes things by giving both men low blows and hopping out of the ring!

 

Troy: Oh come on!

 

Ferrara: Bell didn't ring yet!

 

The bell finally sounds as Wellington recovers and openly chokes Renegade until a count of five. Biamonte knocks Grieco over the security barricade and both men brawl out of sight through the crowd.

 

Troy: Biamonte and Grieco are fighting through the arena now!

 

Ferrara: Those two don't care about matches anymore. They are out for each other's blood.

 

Dawkins takes his place on the ring apron as Wellington unloads on Renegade with well-placed rights. The crowd cheers on The Progressive Champion, who reaches out for a tag, but is taken down with a belly to back suplex. Wellington covers for one...two...and Renegade kicks out.

 

Wellington gets Renegade off the mat and drives him back down with a butterfly suplex before taking himself up to the top rope. He jumps off for a double axe handle, but Renegade gets a boot up and jams it right into his face! Wellington falls to the mat hard, and both men are in need of tags.


Ferrara: Dawkins is going crazy on the ring apron!

 

Troy: And Renegade is going to make the tag!

 

Renegade gets near Dawkins, but Winston comes in to distract Soares. Renegade does make the tag and the crowd explodes, but Soares catches Dawkins and forces him out of the ring to a loud series of boos. Winston pulls Renegade back to their corner and begins to unleash a big double team assault on the champion.

 

Wellington still does the legwork for his team by taking Renegade down with a backbreaker onto his knee. Dawkins and Wellington exchange angry words, but the exceptional rookie keeps his focus long enough to trap Renegade in his Million Dollar Dream!

 

Ferrara: The Million Dollar Dream is on, and he's got it good Troy!

 

Troy: Renegade might not last long in this hold, not many guys can!

 

Renegade flails his arms wildly, but its to no avail. Soares lifts his arm twice, but before it can drop a third time, Dawkins steps into the ring. Soares stops to cut him off, but it also breaks the count, much to Wellington's dismay. As Dawkins ties up the official, the crowd cheers as Liz Rush runs down the ramp and into the ring to kick Wellington in the groin from behind!

 

Troy: Yes!

 

Ferrara: How the hell is that fair?!

 

Troy: It’s payback for what he did last week!

 

Wellington's eyes grow wide before he falls to the canvas. He moves to his corner slowly, but Renegade reaches his first and tags Dawkins to an overwhelming ovation! Wellington spots him coming and quickly hurries to his corner to tag Winston, who is frozen in fear as Wellington slithers out of the ring to the floor.

 

Dawkins reaches out after him, but he is clubbed from behind by Winston. The move only serves to infuriate Dawkins, and he kicks Winston hard in the midsection before hitting the ropes and dropping his head down into the mat with a Scud Missile legdrop!

 

Wellington begins to backpedal away from the ringside area and up the ramp, leaving Wellington behind as Dawkins tosses him into a corner and follows him in with a devastating Stinger Splash! He then tags Renegade back in, and the champion quickly scoops Winston onto his shoulders and points right at Wellington before turning him over and spiking him with The F-U! Renegade covers for the easy 1---2---3! 

 

Troy: Wellington showed what kind of man he is, leaving his butler out there to fight his battles.

 

Ferrara: Its okay, he's gonna wait until The Symphony of Destruction to do his damage. We are looking at the next Progressive Champion.

 

Troy: We could be, but the current one is looking pretty damn good right now. Same said for Paul Dawkins. We'll be right back.

 

"Piggy Bank" replays and Wellington yells with anger as the victorious Renegade and Dawkins celebrate with Rush in the ring.

WINNERS VIA PINFALL AT 11:42:  RENEGADE, PAUL DAWKINS AND JAMES BIAMONTE



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