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TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 2006 * AIR CANADA CENTRE * TORONTO, ONTARIO, CANADA

We start right off as “By_Myslf” by Linkin Park hits the speakers, and the opening credits roll. When they conclude, we are taken inside the Air Canada Centre in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, where a tremendous pyrotechnics display ensues, and we are taken to our commentators, Victor Troy and Superstar Scott Hosemann!

Troy: Hello everyone and welcome to PWA Frequency! I’m Victor Troy, along here with Superstar Scott Hosemann, and we are live in Toronto, ready to kick this one right off!

Hosemann: We sure are,
Troy! We’ve got the contract signing between Jackie Baccaro and Jason Calysto for their PWA Championship bout at Meltdown tonight, we have a ferocious match coming up later tonight, pitting GI Jew one-on-one against the Modern-Day Samurai Scythe, we have exclusive footage of Kerry Cox in New York City looking for Vulture, and to boot, we’re going to kick things off tonight in grand fashion! Let’s head right down to ringside!

As the cheering of the crowd refuses to die down, “Dead Promises” by The Rasmus explodes onto the speakers, and the cheers of the fans increase as Morgan Day makes her way to the ring!

Troy: Alright, we’re about to see Morgan Day go at it one more time with Keiko Ishida, in a match that was set up here last week. This match is the first match in their series that is not for the Women’s Championship, but instead was one requested by Keiko so that she could find out once and for all if she is really as good as Morgan Day.

Hosemann: This should be one hell of a women’s bout,
Troy.

As Morgan readies herself in the ring, “The Stone Monkey” by Kazu Matsui hits the speakers, and the fans give a surprising mixed reaction to the once-hated Keiko Ishida. Keiko again comes down the aisle without the presence of her manager Walter Gindin, but she doesn’t seem to mind, as she enters the ring, never taking her eyes off Morgan. The two engage in a staredown in the center of the ring as the bell sounds to get this one underway.

 

Troy: Alright, here we go!

Hosemann: It’s always a treat when these two go at it, and I think we’re in for another one!

* MORGAN DAY VS. KEIKO ISHIDA *
Referee: Dan Martin
Keiko and Morgan lock up in the center of the ring, and it is Keiko that establishes the initial advantage, shoving Morgan down to the mat hard. Morgan slowly gets to her feet, but when she does rise again, she immediately demands another lockup from Keiko. Ishida obliges, and this time, Morgan ties her in a headlock, and cinches the hold in tightly. Keiko doesn’t stand for it, however, and elbows her way out of it, before whipping Morgan against the ropes. As Morgan returns, Keiko blasts her down with a huge, hard spinebuster! Keiko goes for the quick cover… one, and Morgan gets up. Keiko then helps Morgan to her feet and whips her into the corner, following her in with a clothesline, but Morgan sidesteps it, and Keiko hits the corner hard! As Keiko staggers back, Morgan rolls her up… one, two, and Keiko just barely escapes! Keiko gets to her feet again, but Morgan ties her up in a small package! One, two, and Keiko narrowly kicks out! Keiko gets up as Morgan moves in on her, causing Morgan to pull back, and the two to come to a standstill, standing off in the middle of the ring!

Troy: These two are not holding anything back here, Scott!

Hosemann: And why would they,
Troy? It’s all about pride right here!

They lock up again, and this time Morgan sends Keiko into the ropes. Keiko ducks under a clothesline as she rebounds, hits the opposite ropes, and comes at Morgan, looking for the running STO! However, Morgan sidesteps it just before impact, and when Keiko turns around, Morgan floors her with a hard dropkick! Keiko gets to her feet, and Morgan charges, but Keiko counters, catching her and destroying her with a  furious powerslam! Keiko goes for a cover… one, two, and Morgan just narrowly escapes! Keiko then moves in and applies a rear chinlock, applying it tightly as Morgan struggles to escape. Morgan finally battles herself back to a vertical base, and shoves Keiko off, into the ropes. Keiko rebounds off the ropes, and Morgan catches her with a back body drop, but Keiko maintains a grip and, upon hitting the mat, attempts to roll Morgan over with a sunset flip! However, Morgan holds tight and refuses to go over! Keiko then bridges to a vertical base and nails Morgan hard in the back of the head with a blind savate kick, flooring her!

Troy: Oh my! What a counter!

Hosemann: What an exchange!

As Morgan slowly struggles to her feet, Keiko gets herself in position, looking to end this once and for all with her running STO. At length, Morgan reaches a vertical base, and Keiko comes charging with the move, but Morgan sidesteps and Keiko crashes chest-first into the turnbuckles! Keiko staggers back, and Morgan pulls Keiko’s legs out from under her before tying her into the Sharpshooter! The fans cheer wildly as Morgan cinches the hold in tightly! Keiko hangs on for dear life and slowly begins crawling towards the corner, realizing it is her only chance to stay alive in this bout. At long last, Keiko reaches the bottom rope and grabs onto it, forcing the hold to be broken! Morgan, however, does not relent, and instead opts to pour on the intensity even thicker. Morgan lifts Keiko to her feet and signals for the Daybreak! Morgan lifts Keiko for the move, but Keiko slips out, shoves Morgan into the ropes, and as Morgan rebounds, charges her and blasts her down furiously with the running STO! Keiko covers, hooking the leg tightly… one, two, three!

Troy: And that’s it! Keiko Ishida has finally pinned Morgan Day!

Hosemann: What a match! What an effort by both of these ladies!

Troy: It sure was, but the bottom line here is that Keiko Ishida can know that on any given night, she can beat Morgan Day just as well as Morgan can defeat her! What a tremendous showing!

Despite being disappointed with the outcome of the match, the fans cheer respectfully for Keiko Ishida and her effort tonight as “The Stone Monkey” blares over the speakers. Keiko appears overjoyed and relieved as she is announced the winner, and she celebrates in the ring as we take our first commercial break.

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

Back from commercial, “Sad But True” by Metallica blasts onto the speakers, and the fans begin booing furiously as PWA president Bryan Conroy makes his way to the ring smugly, alone. Conroy grabs a microphone and enters the ring, as the hate-filled boos permeate throughout the Air Canada Centre.

Conroy: Now, I’m out here tonight because I have a proposition for Jaguar, a proposition we will get to in just a few moments. Jaguar is in the building tonight, and I will pose this proposition to him in just a few moments, but there is another matter of business that must be addressed first. I have decided, for reasons you will soon learn, to step back and take a less hands-on role in the day-to-day running of this company. In fact, I will be leaving the majority of the running of this company to very capable hands, an individual who is the right person for the job, and someone who is indeed more than capable of doing everything that needs to be done while I focus on other matters. So, with that said, let me bring out that individual, she is the commissioner of the PWA, the lovely Ms. Helen Summers!

With that, “Foxy Foxy” by Rob Zombie hits the speakers, and Helen Summers makes her way to the ring to a chorus of boos. Summers enters the ring and shakes Conroy’s hand before taking the microphone.

Helen:
Bryan, I’d like to thank you warmly for the vote of confidence. I have been enjoying my time as commissioner, and I am infinitely excited to be taking on more responsibility. For my first order of business, I will address Tony Annetta and Damien Fields, who Mr. Conroy ordered here tonight as punishment for allowing Jaguar into the Symphony of Destruction. I have decided that tonight, Fields and Annetta will compete in a handicapped match. And they will, surprisingly, NOT be the side that is handicapped. It will be a two-on-one handicapped match, pitting Fields and Annetta against Anthony Failla. And gentlemen, if you are to lose, you will be terminated from the PWA at once.

The fans boo this announcement, and Summers hands the microphone back to Conroy.

Conroy: Thank you, Helen, and might I say, what a WONDERFUL idea! But now, onto more serious matters. Jaguar, come on down here, and let’s take care of business.

With that, “I’m On It” by the Purple Ribbon All-Stars hits the speakers, and Jaguar makes his way to the ring to an absolutely thunderous ovation! Jaguar wastes no time getting to the ring, immediately stepping inside it and standing face-to-face with Conroy.

Conroy: Well Jaguar, thanks for coming out here tonight. Now, just so you know, as soon as we’re done here in the ring, you are to leave the building at once, or you will be in breach of contract and I would be well within my rights to terminate you. Now, as you know, you are still on permanent suspension, although, thanks to your victory at Symphony of Destruction, I am obligated to give you a shot at the PWA Championship August 12 at Everlasting Epic. But, here is my proposition. As you might have guessed, I am quite displeased with the fact that you are main eventing Everlasting Epic because, as you might have guessed, I had much different plans for that night. Also, as you might have seen last week, your old buddy Romeo has been placed right alongside you on permanent suspension due to his interference in the Golden Ring finals two weeks ago. The only difference is he has absolutely no leverage to get back on the roster, whereas you do. Bottom line is this, Jaguar. I want your title shot, but contractually, it has to be won. So, here is my proposition. You defend your Everlasting Epic title shot against me on July 1 at Meltdown, and win, lose, or draw, I lift your permanent suspension as of that night. Additionally, I will lift Romeo’s permanent suspension immediately. All you have to do is agree to defend that title shot against me at Meltdown. What do you say?

Jaguar ponders the proposition for several moments before speaking.

Jaguar: That’s all, huh? Let me ask you something,
Bryan. I’m under no obligation whatsoever to defend this against you, am I?

Conroy: You are not. But let me remind you of this, Jaguar. If you DON’T defend against me, Romeo will never set foot in a PWA ring again, and neither will you, until you main event Everlasting Epic.

Jaguar: I’ll do it, but I want to add a couple things, to ensure I don’t get screwed here. Number one, our match at Meltdown, I want us to be able to choose two lumberjacks a piece, and those will be the only individuals cleared to stand at ringside.

Conroy: Done.

Jaguar: Fine. You can expect to see Kerry Cox and Romeo standing in my corner in
Atlanta.

The fans cheer loudly at this.

Conroy: What else?

Jaguar: I want my suspension lifted before we get to Meltdown. I looked on the calendar and saw that June 27 is our final date in my hometown,
Jacksonville, Florida. There’s no way in hell I’m missing that show.

Conroy: I really can’t do that, Jag. I don’t want you on my program again until the day we face off for this title shot at Meltdown. However, I understand your position, and I have a possible solution for you. If your concern is really the people of Jacksonville, and performing for them one last time, then in two weeks, in Jacksonville, you are banned from appearing on camera, but after the show goes off the air, you will compete in a special bonus match, exclusively for the Jacksonville crowd. How does that sound? Do we have a deal?

Jaguar: No. One more thing.

Conroy: What now?

Jaguar: I want your written assurance that this match is your one and only chance to take my title shot away from me. If I beat you at Meltdown, I want to know, for sure, that I am going to Everlasting Epic, and there’s not a damn thing anyone can do about it.

Conroy: (after a pause) Deal.

Conroy extends his hand, and Jaguar shakes it.

Conroy: Now get the hell out of my building.

Suddenly, security pours out from the back and surrounds Jaguar in the ring. Jaguar takes a look around him, shrugs, and decks Conroy in the jaw to a thunderous ovation! From there, security swarms him and escorts him out of the building as the fans cheer wildly!

Troy: Unbelievable! Jaguar has just done what we have all wanted to do for weeks, and he will get Conroy in the ring at Meltdown!

Hosemann: He sure will,
Troy, and it will all be on the line when he does! I cannot wait for that one!

Troy: Neither can I! We’ll be right back, folks!

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

Back from commercial, “Still Ballin” by 2Pac blasts onto the speakers, and the International Champion James Biamonte makes his way to the ring to a chorus of boos, accompanied by Jade. Biamonte stands in the ring, ready for his opposition, as Jade takes her place on the outside. Then, moments later, “Footprints” by G-Unit blasts onto the speakers, and the fans begin cheering wildly as Showtime Damon Savage makes his way to the ring! The fans cheer raucously for Savage as he makes his way down to compete against the man who took the title from him at Symphony of Destruction, and continue that cheering as he enters the ring. As they stand face to face in the ring, the bell sounds.

Troy: Alright folks, we’ve got a non-title match here for you now, between International champ James Biamonte and former champ Showtime Damon Savage. This should be a good one.

Hosemann: As much history as there is between these two, it certainly should be.

* NON-TITLE MATCH: PWA INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION JAMES BIAMONTE © VS. SHOWTIME DAMON SAVAGE *

Referee: Jason Church
Biamonte goes right after Showtime, swinging right hands at him, but Showtime battles right back and nails him with a barrage of punches, leaving him wobbly and off balance! Showtime whips Biamonte into the ropes and downs him with a hard back body drop as he rebounds! Biamonte springs up to a vertical base, and is immediately downed with a big hiptoss by Savage! Biamonte gets up again, and Showtime charges at him, clotheslining him hard over the top rope and down to the arena floor!

Troy: Look at this! Showtime is dominating here in the early going!

Hosemann: He sure is!

Jade runs to Biamonte on the outside to help him up, and she does just that. Biamonte shrugs her off in frustration and re-enters the ring. When he does, Showtime nails him with several more stiff blows and tries to send him into the ropes, but Biamonte reverses it and sends Showtime in. He then clotheslines Showtime down hard on the rebound. Biamonte lifts Showtime up, but Showtime suddenly explodes and drills Biamonte with a huge left, flooring him viciously! Biamonte appears to be down and out for good, and Showtime calls for It’s Showtime! The fans cheer loudly, but Jade jumps onto the apron to try to provide a distraction! Jade yells at Showtime, and Showtime yells back, giving Biamonte the all-important time he needs to recover from that stiff blow. Biamonte finally gets to his feet, and grabs Showtime from behind, looking for the Buzzkill! However, Showtime shoves him off, right into the ropes, sending Biamonte crashing into Jade! Jade falls off the apron, and Biamonte staggers backward, right into It’s Showtime! Savage covers… one, two, three!

Troy: And that does it! Showtime wins!

Hosemann: What a victory!

The fans cheer wildly as “Footprints” blares over the speakers, and Showtime exits, victorious. Meanwhile, Biamonte comes to in the ring, and Jade enters to console him. However, in a rage, Biamonte pie-faces Jade and shoves her to the mat! The fans boo loudly at this, and Biamonte lifts her up, looking for the Buzzkill! However, Mike Grieco storms down to the ring, darting right for Biamonte! The fans cheer wildly as Biamonte darts out of the ring and flees through the crowd, with Grieco in hot pursuit as we take a commercial break!
* WINNER VIA PINFALL: SHOWTIME DAMON SAVAGE *

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK  --

As we return, the camera takes us backstage, where Commissioner Helen Summers is seen with the Women’s Champion Magnifica.

Magnifica: I’ll tell you, Helen. Something really needs to be done about all this. Did you see what happened to Michelle last week? Lauren Tantalus just came out and blasted her in the face with MY title belt, and gave her a damn concussion! What kind of crap is that? And not only that, but now Lauren is getting a title shot against me out of all this? How is this possible?

Helen: Listen, Magnifica, I’m just as unhappy about this as you are, but there was really nothing I could do about that. She pulled out her damn rematch clause, an archaic rematch clause from when she lost the title in November of 2004. That’s the one thing about this damn company, a rematch clause never expires. So, she wants the shot against you at Meltdown, and I have no choice but to give it to her.

Magnifica: That’s all well and good, but she’s going to have to pay for what happened to Michelle. If I have to do it myself at Meltdown, then so be it. But I came here tonight, Helen, because we really need to stop taking shit from everyone, you and I both. People like myself, you, Michelle, we should be watching out for each other. No one can shit on us if we don’t let them.

Helen: You’ve got a point there.

Magnifica: Of course I do. You know, since you make the decisions around here now, let me fill you in on a match Michelle was going to pitch to upper management, before her unfortunate concussion last week. She thought that Greg Tantalus deserved to be placed in a handicapped match tonight, against the team of Mike Troha and Bodycount. What do you say?

Helen: You know something? I like that a lot. I’m going to make that happen, right here tonight. Greg Tantalus vs. Mike Troha and Bodycount, in honor of Michelle.

Magnifica: Excellent. You know, Helen, I think this could be the start of something beautiful.

Helen: I think you’re right, Magnifica. I think you’re right.

The two grin at each other and the camera cuts to another portion of the backstage area, where Hollywood Mike Griffin is seen walking with a purpose.
Griffin walks right into the Legacy locker room, where Justin Schenck, new Tag Team Champions Alpha Omega, Infernus, and Darrin Giles are standing, and gets right in Schenck’s face.

Schenck: Is there a problem,
Griffin?

Griffin: Is there a problem? How about what you did to Kris Anthony last week? Can I ask what in the hell he did to deserve that?

Schenck: He was weak,
Griffin. And if my memory serves me correctly, and I’m pretty sure it does, you fired me as your manager last week, and therefore have no right to criticize anything I do.

Griffin: Hey, I’m just here to tell it like it is. You said you’d bring the tag titles back to the Legacy by last week, and you were right. But Beovich, Price, how does it feel to be sham champions?

With that, Infernus attacks his brother Griffin from behind, and the entire Legacy beats on Mike Griffin, pounding away on him with a furious five-on-one backstage assault! When the attack is completed, Schenck gets in the barely-conscious Griffin’s face.

Schenck: You think they’re sham champions? Why don’t you go find two partners of you own, and at Meltdown, we’ll show you who the sham really is.

The Legacy then steps over
Griffin and walks away as we take a commercial break.

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

As we return, “Opium of the People” by Slipknot blasts onto the speakers, and the fans begin booing loudly as GI Jew makes his way to the ring. Jew appears to be in a foul mood as he steps inside, stretching out on the ropes and preparing for battle. Moments later, “With You” by Linkin Park explodes onto the speakers, and the Modern-Day Samurai Scythe makes his way to the ring to a thunderous ovation!

Troy: Listen to this! Scythe is coming out here tonight to the sounds of his old music!

Hosemann: And it sure is revving up this capacity crowd!

Scythe enters the ring and immediately engages battle with GI Jew, prompting the bell to sound!

* GI JEW VS. SCYTHE *
Referee: Billy Vargas

Scythe and Jew begin slugging it out furiously in the ring, with Scythe establishing the early advantage. Scythe floors Jew with repeated right hands, and then when Jew rises back to a vertical base, Scythe whips him against the ropes and drills him with a hard back body drop! Jew gets up again, and Scythe dropkicks him hard to the mat! Jew then gets up once more, and Scythe charges at him, clotheslining him hard over the top rope and to the outside! Scythe pumps his fist in the ring, and the fans cheer loudly, but suddenly, a figure storms down from the back and drills Scythe down from behind, prompting a disqualification!

Troy: Wait a minute! I know who that is! That’s Justice!

Hosemann: Justice?! What the hell is he doing here?!

Justice, who has not been seen in close to a year and a half, stomps away on Scythe in the ring, and the fans boo furiously. Jew then re-enters the ring, and the two stomp away on Scythe viciously! Justice holds Scythe up, and Jew charges at him, Goring him straight into oblivion! Justice then lifts the limp Scythe up, and drills him down thunderously with the Blind Justice powerbomb! With Scythe completely out, Justice raises Jew’s arm and “Opium of the People” blares onto the speakers again, with Scythe lying battered and prone.

Troy: What the hell is going on here?!

Hosemann: I don’t know Troy, but it looks like Jew has called for backup, and he has gotten it in the form of his former bodyguard, Justice!

Troy: Goddammit, folks, we’ll be right back!

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

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