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TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2006 * JACKSONVILLE VETERANS MEMORIAL ARENA * JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

A video package airs, highlighting events that took place last week, with Hollywood Mike Griffin rushing down to the ring to make a save for Greg Tantalus, Jason Calysto, Romeo, and Kerry Cox, in a match against Jackie Baccaro, Anthony Failla, and mystery partner Rudy Montenora, who revealed himself as Bryan Conroy’s second Meltdown lumberjack, when The Miracle Mike Troha and Bodycount interjected themselves to further an assault, helping the fan favorites clear the ring, and raise speculation of a possible TFU reunion. From there, “By_Myslf” by Linkin Park hits as the opening credits roll. At their conclusion, a dazzling pyrotechnics display ensues and we are sent to ringside at the Jacksonville Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida 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 have a hell of a show lined up for you here tonight, in Jacksonville, Florida, the home of seven-time world champion Jaguar!

Hosemann: It sure is the home of Jaguar,
Troy, and we know that Jaguar is in the building tonight, but he is barred from appearing in front of the camera here tonight. He is scheduled in a special bonus dark match, exclusively for this Jacksonville crowd, but the agreement, apparently, is that a tribute video for Jaguar will be shown during the broadcast, and then Jaguar will not appear in person until after we go off the air.

Troy: I can’t believe that Bryan Conroy would deny Jaguar the opportunity to say goodbye to his hometown crowd on live television, but then again, I can believe it. This is Conroy we’re talking about.

Hosemann: Speaking of Conroy and Jaguar, their sets of lumberjacks for this Saturday’s matchup at Meltdown, where the winner will challenge for the PWA Championship at Everlasting Epic V on August 12, will go at it here tonight. Anthony Failla will team up with Rudy Montenora to meet the duo of Romeo and Kerry Cox.

Troy: That should be a big one, but not quite as big as our main event, which will see the PWA Champion Jackie Baccaro team with the Women’s Champion Magnifica to meet The Iceman Jason Calysto and Lauren Tantalus!

Hosemann: We’ll see previews of two big Meltdown matches there, but how about this Meltdown preview, as Renegade challenges James Biamonte for the International Championship!

Troy: The title will be defended at Meltdown in a bizarre triple threat tag team match, which will be covered in more detail in the Meltdown report later, but this should be an interesting gauge.

Hosemann: And don’t forget, the Swan Song returns tonight, as Henry Swanson will host his classic interview segment with Progressive Champion Soaring
Phoenix and number one challenger John Wolfe!

Troy: And how about this! Justin Schenck has demanded that Hollywood Mike Griffin officially reveal his partner for the Tag Team Championship match against Alpha Omega at Meltdown, right here tonight! Many have speculated that Griffin and old TFU partner Greg Tantalus are back on the same page, but could that really be? We’ll find out the answer to just whom the partner will be a little later on tonight, but folks, we are ready to go with tonight’s action, so let’s get right down to ringside!

The fans begin cheering loudly as “With You” by Linkin Park explodes onto the speakers, and the Modern-Day Samurai Scythe makes his way to the ring to an enormous ovation! Scythe steps into the ring, ready for combat. Moments later, “Where Da Hood At?” by DMX hits, and the fans boo loudly as Justice makes his way down, accompanied by GI Jew. Justice wastes no time, immediately going right after Scythe, prompting the bell to sound.

* SCYTHE VS. JUSTICE *
Referee: Jason Church
Justice pounds away on Scythe in the early going, but Scythe quickly makes a rebound! After not being able to establish any sort of initial advantage on the Modern-Day Samurai, Justice is tossed against the ropes, and taken down with a huge back body drop! Scythe then takes him down with big, deep armdrags, before flooring him with a monstrous dropkick! Then, suddenly, Scythe is attacked from behind by GI Jew, prompting the bell to sound, ending this match!
Referee Church throws this match out, but Jew and Justice prove they had more on their mind than simply winning a match, as they begin stomping away on Scythe hard. Then, a man runs out from the back, holding a steel chair. The man enters the ring and swings it wildly at Justice and Jew, clearing the ring! The fans cheer loudly, and soon, people begin to recognize the man! Scythe grabs a microphone.

Scythe: I’d like to introduce you all to the man who will be my tag team partner this Saturday night at Meltdown against you two, Jew and Justice. Ladies and gentlemen, I give you my main man from CAW, my former CAW tag team championship partner, I give you Billy Chan!

The fans cheer at this announcement and Scythe and Chan pound fists as “With You” replays and Jew and Justice express their frustration!

Troy: How about this?! Billy Chan, Scythe’s old partner from CAW, is here, and he will be Scythe’s partner to take on GI Jew and Justice this Saturday night at Meltdown!

Hosemann: This is unbelievable! What a match that is going to be!

Troy: It sure will! Folks, we’ll be right back!

* WINNER VIA DISQUALIFICATION: SCYTHE *

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

As we return from break, the camera takes us backstage, where we see Hollywood Mike Griffin putting his boots on in preparation for his confrontation with the Legacy a little later tonight, where he will have to officially name his tag team partner for this Saturday at Meltdown to challenge Alpha Omega for the PWA Tag Team Championship. Moments later, the door opens and Greg Tantalus enters, carrying a box, prompting the Jacksonville crowd in the arena to cheer loudly. Tantalus and Griffin stare at each other uneasily for a second, before Tantalus offers his hand and Griffin shakes it.

Griffin: Listen Greg, I appreciate the hell out of what you’re doing here, but you know you don’t have to do this. I know there have been a lot of hard feelings with us over the last couple of years, so if you’re teaming with me because you feel like you owe me for bailing you out with Troha and Bodycount or something, don’t.

Tantalus: Are you trying to talk me out of being your partner?

Griffin: Not at all. I’m just giving you one last opportunity to get out of this before we make it official.

Tantalus: Well, I appreciate that, Griffin, but when I called you up and again told you I’d be your partner last week, and you accepted, from there on out, I needed no opportunity to back out of this. But you know what this is, right? We both need something here. Listen, you and I, we’ve been the best of friends, but we’ve also been the worst of enemies. But our wars have been classic. I’m sure you remember Everlasting Epic last year.

Griffin: (smiling wryly) Sure do. It was the only time you beat me.

Tantalus: Yeah, yeah. Well listen, you have a problem with the Legacy. I have a problem with Michelle, and because of that, I have problems with Mike Troha and Bodycount. So I scratch your back, you scratch mine. Alone, they would be battles that would be nearly impossible to win. But together, I think we’ve got a great chance to win both our battles and ride off into the PWA sunset with everyone knowing that we were quite simply the greatest tag team of all time.

Griffin: You’ve got a great point there, Greg.

Tantalus: That’s why I have this box. Open it, before you lace those boots of yours.

Griffin opens the box and smiles.

Griffin: … YES.

The camera pans down, and we can see trunks and boots with the TFU logo emblazoned on them.

Tantalus: Mike, it’s time for TFU to ride again.

Griffin and Tantalus then shake hands as the fans in the arena cheer wildly and the camera fades out.

The camera shifts to the Jumbotron, where a video airs, set in a dark, empty arena, where a barbed wire steel cage has been set up. The video is black and white, and grainy, and features a voiceover from Speed Demon, who is sitting in the ring, atop the top turnbuckle.

Demon: Loki, this Saturday, you will reach your final resting place. It was more than one year ago that you and the rest of the Army of the Damned tried to end my career, and ruined everything I had with the one woman I ever loved. I vowed that night that I would never forgive you, and that I would be vindicated, no matter what the cost. At Meltdown, Loki, I grow one step closer. You and I will step into this, this den of torture and suffering, and only one of us will make it out of here with our careers. Loki, you’re just a mere bump in the road to me fulfilling my destiny. I need you out of the way so that you, Bishop Cross, have no one to hide behind when I come after you. And take heed, Cross. It is coming, as soon as Loki is gone. At Meltdown, I will do whatever it takes to rid the PWA of you, Loki, and I will stop at NOTHING to get it done. They say if you embrace the darkness too long, it will consume you. I’m already there, Loki, and your arrival, Loki, came the second you agreed to this bout, and signed your career away to a man who wants nothing more than to leave you broken, never to be seen again. Loki, welcome to darkness… enjoy.

The video then fades out with a promotional image hyping the barbed wire steel cage match between Speed Demon and Loki to take place this Saturday night at Meltdown, and we take a commercial break.

 

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

Back from commercial, “Control” by Earshot is playing over the speakers, and Darrin Giles of the Legacy is standing in the ring, alongside Legacy partner Infernus. Moments later, “Stockholm Syndrome” by Muse hits, and the fans begin cheering loudly as British sensation Paul Epton makes his way to the ring! Epton stands inside the ring, ready for combat, as the referee signals for the bell.

* DARRIN GILES VS. PAUL EPTON *
Referee: Billy Vargas
Giles and Epton prepare to lock up, but Infernus continues to stand in the ring. Referee Vargas asks him to leave the ring, but Infernus opts to stand in the corner. Giles tries to get Epton to turn his back to lock up, but Epton remains wary. Epton asks for the microphone.

Epton: What in the bloody hell do you think you’re doing in the ring, you bugger? Get out of the ring until you’re good enough to get a match on this show, chum.

Epton then turns around and looks at Giles, ready to lock up, as the fans cheer, but Infernus predictably takes offense to those comments. Infernus attacks Epton from behind, and Vargas is forced to immediately call for the bell, before Epton and Giles even lock up! Now, Giles and Infernus are double-teaming Epton brutally, and the fans boo loudly, until Kris Anthony suddenly darts down the aisle and into the ring! Anthony knocks down both Giles and Infernus with punches, then clotheslines the rising Giles out of the ring, before doing the same to Infernus! The fans cheer wildly as Giles and Infernus regroup on the outside, and Anthony helps the unsuspecting Epton to his feet! Epton and Anthony invite Giles and Infernus to come back into the ring to finish this, but the Legacy members instead decide to flee!

Troy: They don’t want any part of a fair fight,
Troy!

Hosemann: No they don’t,
Troy! Kris Anthony is back, and it looks like he’s got himself a new partner to take on the Legacy with! This should be good!

Troy: And so should the rest of the show! Tons more to come tonight, folks! We’ll be right back!
* WINNER: NO CONTEST *

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

As we return, we see the familiar Swan Song set in place in the middle of the ring, and “Hawaii Five-0” by the Ventures hits, and a mixed reaction meets Henry Swanson as he makes his way to the ring. Swanson waves to the crowd continuously as he heads to the ring, ultimately grabbing a microphone and stepping inside.

Swanson: Well let me tell you, it feels GOOD to be back in the PWA! I mean, not as good as it felt the day my mail-order bride arrived from
Chinammm…but good nonetheless. You know, it’s been a long time since I last set foot in a PWA arena for Frequency, and all I can say is that it has been too long. Before the Golden Ring tournament, many of you wondered daily exactly what became of Henry Swanson, and I see no better opportunity than right now to tell you. After a long and conflicted process of internal debate, I opted to go back to selling insurance. It was a much less hazardous existence than this, that’s for sure. I was content to stay out of the business forever, until Bryan Conroy invited me to participate in the Golden Ring tournament. Now, I fared pretty well in the tournament, well enough to earn myself a spot as a mystery entrant into the Symphony of Destruction last month. But ultimately, I had no interest in being a full-time wrestler again, so that was that. Until now. The PWA will be as dead as fried chicken in a month and a half’s time, and upper management here wants someone who can truly dig deep and find the scoop to figure out what wrestlers are thinking during this trying time. This is where I come in, with the single greatest interview show wrestling has ever seen, the Swan Song. Now, for our return edition here, we are going to bring out two men who seem like they have been feuding for months, but have really only been wasting everyone’s time with pleasantries. Have no fear, fans, for I, Henry Swanson, will get the scoop. So, without any further adieu, let’s first bring out British sensation John Wolfe!

With that, “Charlie Big Potato” by Skunk Anansie hits the speakers, and John Wolfe makes his way to the ring to a loud ovation! Wolfe eyes down Swanson as he enters the ring, before walking to the opposite side of the set.

Swanson: And now, let’s bring out the reigning PWA Progressive Champion, Soaring
Phoenix!

The crowd begins booing mostly as “Dance of the Warrior” hits the speakers and Soaring Phoenix makes his way to the ring. Phoenix enters the ring, and stares down Wolfe intently in the middle of it, as the fans buzz.

Swanson: Alright, now that we have both of you out here, it’s time for me to do my job. I was asked by our lovely commissioner Helen Summers to work out a resolution here between you two, so that you either agree to put your beef aside, or agree to tear each other limb from limb. Either way, I want to start by informing you both that no one wants to see you two pretend to be friends, and do this whole respect thing you’ve been doing. Quite frankly, it’s really boring. This is the Progressive Wrestling
Alliance, and this issue between you two just simply is not progressing. So, Phoenix, I’ll start with you. How do you feel about putting all these fans to sleep every week with your interaction with John “Snoozefest” Wolfe over there?

Phoenix: First of all, Henry, I could care less if these fans are entertained or not by my dealings with John Wolfe. I am the Progressive Champion of this company, and I am ready, willing, and able to defend it against all comers. John Wolfe, who I do have a certain amount of respect for, happens to be the number one contender to that championship, and Wolfe, I will tell you right here and now that I am prepared to defend this title against you one more time, after our last battle ended controversially.

Wolfe: Well
Phoenix, that’s good to hear. Now Swanson, to address what you were saying, I don’t really get the vibe that anyone’s being put to sleep at all. Maybe you’re bored by our issue, something based around respect and the spirit of competition, because it’s something that you know nothing about. And you call us boring? Swanson, I’ve never seen you have an entertaining match in your career!

Swanson: Oh really? Well Wolfe, I think you’re getting away from the issue at hand. Soaring
Phoenix has just said he will defend the Progressive Championship against you one more time, and you failed to even offer a definitive challenge. This is the kind of stuff that has made people say “come on already!” when it comes to you two. John Wolfe, will you challenge Soaring Phoenix for the championship?

Wolfe: If you recall, Swanson, I asked Helen Summers for a title opportunity last week, and she refused to grant it.

Swanson: Well what would you both do if I told you I had a contract in my pocket, already signed by Helen Summers, for a Progressive Championship bout right here next week on Frequency? Would you sign it?

Wolfe: In a heartbeat.

Phoenix: Gladly.

Swanson: Well then, here it is. Let’s get to it.

Swanson pulls out the contract and sets it down. He hands Phoenix a pen, and he signs it promptly. Then, once Phoenix returns both pen and contract, Swanson hands them off to Wolfe. Wolfe signs it, and the match is official.

Swanson: Alright, and there we have it! Next week, Soaring Phoenix and John Wolfe will again battle for the Progressive Championship, and if either of you had read the contract without blindly signing it, you would have seen that this match will be contested under Progressive Rules! Now, for those of you too young to remember what this means, that means Soaring Phoenix, as champion, will get to choose his own stipulation for the title bout next week, and is only obligated to let everyone, Wolfe included, know what that stipulation is at the top of the show next week. So, any questions
Phoenix?

Phoenix: I have none.

Swanson: Any questions Wolfe? Let me know, because I’ve got my pillow out back.

Wolfe: What the hell is your problem, Swanson?

Swanson: Oh, nothing Wolfe. It’s just that I generally don’t like having boring jack offs like you on my award-winning show.

Suddenly, Wolfe grabs Swanson by the throat and chokeslams him to the mat viciously, as the fans cheer loudly!

Wolfe: How’s THAT for boring?!

The fans cheer, but as soon as Wolfe turns around,
Phoenix blindsides him, nailing him in the jaw with the Progressive title belt! The fans boo loudly as Wolfe goes down in a heap, and Phoenix gets in the fallen Wolfe’s face.

Phoenix: Don’t lose focus, Wolfe! I’ll see you next week, under MY rules!

The fans continue to boo heartily as “Dance of the Warrior” hits and Phoenix exits to the back.

Troy: What a return for the Swan Song! Soaring Phoenix will defend the Progressive Championship next week against John Wolfe in a Progressive Rules match, meaning Phoenix can choose his own stipulation!

Hosemann: That should be explosive,
Troy!

Troy: It sure should be! Folks, stick with us, we’ll be right back!

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

As we return from break, we see a comprehensive video package air on the Jumbotron, highlighting the many achievements of the career of Jaguar. The Jacksonville crowd bursts into riotous cheers from the moment their hometown hero’s image appears on the screen. However, halfway through the video, PWA president Bryan Conroy comes bursting through the curtain, with a microphone in hand.

Conroy: Alright, stop the video! Stop the video!

The fans boo Conroy mercilessly.

Troy: What the hell is he doing that for?!

Hosemann: Because he’s an asshole!

Conroy: I am sick of this damn mushy Jaguar remembrance video! All of you can sit down and shut up, because you’ll see Jaguar wrestle in an exclusive arena-only dark match after the show, later tonight. Now, I made a promise to Jaguar that we’d air this video tonight in exchange for him not appearing on camera, but I don’t care. I think you’d all agree that my physical health comes first in this instance, because I was seriously this close to vomiting. The bottom line of the video is that Jaguar was once a great wrestler, but it won’t matter anymore, because on Saturday, I’m going to defeat him, and take the Everlasting Epic world title shot to do what I please with it. Now, onto our next match, which I have decided to remain ringside for. So, bring out my lumberjacks!

With that, the fans boo even louder, as “Shoot Outs” by Jadakiss hits the speakers, and Anthony Failla and Rudy Montenora make their way to the ring for tag team action. Conroy leads his two lumberjacks to the ring as the fans continue to boo raucously. Conroy positions himself on the outside of the ring, and Failla and Montenora enter it, awaiting their opposition. Then, moments later, “War Machine” by KISS hits the speakers, and the fans begin cheering loudly as Kerry Cox emerges! Cox enters, pausing at the foot of the ramp, rather than enter the ring handicapped. Moments later, his partner arrives, and arrives in a big way, as “And Then What” by Young Jeezy hits the speakers, and Romeo gets awarded with a huge ovation from the Jacksonville crowd! Romeo joins Cox, and the two enter the ring together, immediately going at it with Montenora and Failla, prompting the bell to sound!

Troy: Alright, here we go!

Hosemann: This should be a war!

* ANTHONY FAILLA & RUDY MONTENORA VS. KERRY COX & ROMEO *
Referee: Jose Soares
The four men brawl viciously to start the match, and when the dust finally settles in the ring, it is Kerry Cox and Anthony Failla who are duking it out in the ring, a rematch from the finals of the Golden Ring tournament. Cox has the initial advantage in the slugfest, but Failla promptly takes over, overpowering Cox with big right hands, keeping him off base. With Cox staggered, Failla grabs him and mashes him down with a vicious sidewalk slam! Cox grimaces in pain on the mat, and Failla takes advantage, nailing him with vicious boots to the midsection. The fans boo, and this only fuels Failla further, as he lifts Cox up and whips him violently into the corner, so hard that Cox’s back smacks against the turnbuckle and Cox falls down flat on his face!

Troy: Oh my! What impact!

Hosemann: Failla isn’t playing around here,
Troy.

Failla effortlessly lifts Cox back to a vertical base, and then whips him hard into the heel corner. With Cox defenseless, Failla rushes in and nails Cox with a hard splash, before tagging Rudy Montenora into the bout, which elicits a great deal of boos. Montenora comes in, looking to pick up the scraps, clotheslining an already dazed Cox to the mat hard. After laying out several hard stomps, Montenora decides to get cute, and tries to put Cox in his own figure-four leglock submission. Montenora looks to apply the move, but Cox reaches up and ties him into a small package! One, two, and Montenora just barely escapes!

Troy: Look at that! Montenora tried to show Cox up, and it almost backfired on him in a big way!

Hosemann: He was a split second away from being pinned! I think Bryan Conroy nearly had a heart attack!

Montenora gets right up, and charges at Cox, but Cox takes him down with a quick drop toehold! From there, Cox attempts to return the favor to Montenora, going for his own figure-four leglock, but Montenora kicks his way out of it, staggering Cox backward. Montenora then gets up and floors Cox with a hard elbow, sending the Hardcore Icon down in a heap. Montenora taunts the crowd briefly, which boos him loudly, and he then lifts Cox up and whips him hard into the corner. With Cox staggered in the corner, Montenora unloads with a series of hard, punishing knife-edge chops to the chest, reverberating throughout the arena. Montenora then places Cox on the top rope, and destroys him down with a ferocious superplex! Montenora covers… one, two, and Cox just barely escapes! Montenora gets back to a vertical base and lifts Cox up, before slapping him hard in the face! Montenora then grabs Cox by the hair and starts shouting in his face, looking to humiliate him, but Cox unloads on Montenora with a vicious low blow that the referee doesn’t quite see! Then, with Montenora doubled over, Cox gets up and downs him with a thunderous bulldog! Cox sees this as his opening, and begins crawling towards the ropes!

Troy: Alright Scott, Cox needs to make the tag to Romeo right here!

Hosemann: He sure does! This is as good an opportunity as any he’s going to have to get Romeo into this match!

Montenora senses this, and immediately makes it to his corner when he regains his bearings, tagging in Failla. Failla then rushes at Cox, but right before he can get to him, Cox makes the tag to Romeo, which elicits a huge roar of cheers from the capacity crowd in
Jacksonville! Romeo storms into the ring and immediately begins clubbing Failla with huge rights and lefts, keeping the three-time world champion off base! Romeo then whips Failla into the ropes, and downs him with a huge back body drop as he returns! Montenora then re-enters the ring and charges at Romeo, but Da Playboi counters, cracking Montenora in the jaw with a vicious boot! Romeo then goes after Failla, but is suddenly smacked in the back with a steel chair by Bryan Conroy! The referee immediately calls for a disqualification, but in response to this, Conroy cracks the referee in the head with the chair! Conroy tries to regroup Failla and Montenora, in preparation for a full-scale assault on Romeo and Cox, when suddenly, “I’m On It” by the Purple Ribbon All-Stars explodes onto the speakers, and the roof blows off the Jacksonville Arena at the sight of hometown hero Jaguar!

Troy: Jaguar! It’s Jaguar! I don’t believe this!

Hosemann: What an ovation Jaguar is receiving from his hometown fans!

Troy: He is defying orders, Scott! Conroy barred him from appearing on camera tonight, but there he is, in all his glory, the four-time PWA Champion, the one-time ORA Champion, the two-time CAW Champion, this is Jaguar!

Conroy is furious, and his fury only grows as Jaguar charges down the aisle, right into the ring! Conroy swings the chair at him, but Jaguar ducks under it, boots him in the stomach, rips the chair away from him, and cracks Conroy with the chair, knocking him through the ropes and to the outside! Rudy Montenora charges at Jaguar, but Jaguar sees him coming, and tattoos Montenora in the skull with the chair, staggering him! Cox then charges and clotheslines Montenora over the top and out of the ring! Jaguar then nails Failla with the chair, staggering him a bit. From there, Romeo signals up, and the fans go nuts! Romeo places Failla on his shoulders, and calls for Jaguar to go to the top! Jaguar obliges, and leaps off, nailing Failla with the Heatwave to a thunderous ovation! Conroy comes to on the outside, and menaces in a fury as Jaguar grabs the microphone!

Jaguar: What up
Jacksonville! (fans cheer thunderously) Conroy, you cut off my video and didn’t hold up your end of the bargain, so I didn’t hold up mine. Now, all I have to say is this: Conroy, this Saturday at Meltdown, your ass is mine! Now hit my music!

With that, “I’m On It” explodes back onto the speakers, and the fans continue to go haywire! Jaguar beckons Conroy back into the ring, as the president of the PWA glares at him menacingly from the outside.

Troy: I don’t believe it! What a moment!

Hosemann: It sure was! One that I will never forget! But now, Jaguar must finish the job! Jaguar, in a lumberjack match, must defeat Bryan Conroy, one-on-one, this Saturday at Meltdown! It will be a daunting task,
Troy, but how can you pick against this guy?!

Troy: You can’t, Scott! You just can’t! Folks, we’ll be right back!
* WINNERS VIA DISQUALIFICATION: ROMEO AND KERRY COX *

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

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