SEGMENT 1: INTRODUCTION:
A video package airs, highlighting the conclusion of last
week’s episode, with Hollywood Mike Griffin pinning Romeo, followed by a huge
TFU and Mike Troha beatdown on the Hot Boy$. The opening credits then roll as
Ferrara: That’s right Troy, and tonight,
we have a 20-man over-the-top battle royal, where the winner receives a title
shot against Scythe next week right here on Frequency!
Troy: Ah yes, the
Machine. Folks, last week, after
Frequency went off the air, Bryan Conroy acted in what he thought were the
company’s best interests and suspended The Machine from the PWA for four
weeks. Machine will be eligible to
return to Frequency on August 17, four days before Everlasting Epic, but in the
interest of basically everyone around here’s health, The Machine will not be
around for the next little while.
Ferrara: And
the same goes for Jason Calysto, who has decided to train for this street fight
in total seclusion. Calysto got on a
plan and went off to the Netherlands, training with an old trainer of his and
trying to recapture the magic he once had.
SEGMENT 2: MATCH
1: DEAN NASH VS. JAMES BIAMONTE:
Referee:
Billy Vargas
Dynamite Dean Nash's new look and new,
more aggressive attitude has won him plenty of new fans. He makes his
entrance to "A Certain Shade of Green" by Incubus, and steps into the
ring as the
The bell rings, and Nash and Biamonte quickly circle about, before locking up in
the middle of the ring. Nash immediately throws in a headlock, and
Biamonte shoves Nash away from him so hard that Nash doesn't even have time to
turn around at the ropes. He hits the ropes chest first, and bounces back
right into a Biamonte back suplex. Nash rolls off of it onto his feet,
and hits a quick inside cradle from behind. The referee counts one,
barely a two and Biamonte kicks out right onto his feet, before doing a
roundhouse kick.
Nash ducks the roundhouse kick into a sweep, which Biamonte somehow manages to
jump! In mid air, Biamonte shifts his weight into leg drop position, and
drops it, but Nash rolls out of the way! Biamonte hits the mat hard, as
Nash hits a quick senton! Biamonte moves out of
the way of this, hits the ropes, and takes Nash's head off with a spinning heel
kick! The fans are too breathless from the action to boo Biamonte's advantage coming out of the exchange. Biamonte
briefly celebrates, and he beckons Nash to return to his feet.
Nash makes it to his feet, and they rush each other, but before anymore action
can take place, Showtime Damon Savage slides into the ring and blasts both Nash
and Biamonte with a chair out of nowhere! The bell rings, and fans
respond with deafening boos as "Not That" Rodney King enters the ring
and commences with a celebration.
Nash and Biamonte begin to stir as Showtime's theme plays, but Showtime
then quickly evacuates the ring.
WINNER AT 7:02:
NO-CONTEST
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SEGMENT 3: BACKSTAGE:
As we return from the break, the camera is backstage,
following "Not That" Rodney King and Showtime, who has just returned
from the ring after ruining the match between Nash and Biamonte. They walk down
the halls on the way to their dressing room, laughing heartily.
King: It's too bad that you don't have an
opponent for Everlasting Epic 3 now, Showtime.
Showtime: Yeah, isn't it a pity? But hey, I certainly earned a day off, didn't
I?
King: That you did, Showtime. And now it's time to
just sit back and relax-
Cox: You two! Stop right there!
Commissioner Kerry Cox storms down the hall and gets right into their faces.
The crowd pops at the sight of him.
Cox: I hope you realize what you two have
just done. That match was supposed to name a Progressive Title challenger for
Everlasting Epic 3!
King: And neither Dean Nash nor James Biamonte won the match. So, we'll just be
on our way.
Showtime and King try to leave, but the Commissioner holds them back.
Cox: Not so fast. Showtime, you're still
going to defend that belt at Everlasting Epic 3.
Showtime: Against who? There isn't even a number one
contender.
Cox: You're right. There's going to be two number one contenders.
King: What?!
Cox: That's right! Showtime, you will defend your belt at Everlasting Epic 3 in
a Triple Threat match against Dean Nash and James Biamonte!
The crowd roars in approval as Showtime's jaw drops. King begins to sweat and
quickly searches for a loophole.
King: N-now wait just a minute. Don't you
think that would be a little repetitive?
Cox: What do you mean?
King: Well, there shouldn't be two Triple Threat matches at an event as big as
this. And the main event is already a Triple Threat match! So
you see, it just shouldn't happen.
Boos begin to pour from the audience as Cox takes a second to think.
Cox: You're right. But...
King: Glad you see it our way! Let's go, Show-
Cox: BUT...while you won't be defending your title in a Triple Threat match,
you'll be defending it against Dean Nash and James Biamonte in a Triangle
Ladder match! ...Have a good evening, guys.
The audience goes berserk at this announcement while Showtime and "Not
That" Rodney King are stunned with utter fear.
Cox grins and takes his leave as the crowd continues to cheer.
SEGMENT 4: BACKSTAGE:
The shot cuts back to a dressing room, where Justin Schenck is
talking with Briggs, Scott Hosemann and Reaper.
Schenck: Alright fellas, we must make sure we realize the opportunity
presented to us tonight. This is the PWA World Heavyweight Championship, the
crème de la crème of this industry. Scott, Briggs, one of you have got to win
this thing and get that title into this camp. But Reaper, you've got that
rookie tonight. Damien Fields thinks he can spurn us like that, you teach him a
lesson that he'll never forget! But Reaper, just remember one thing. He's a
rookie, green as grass. There must be no upset tonight.
Reaper: Oh don't
worry Justin, there definitely won't be an upset tonight. Damien Fields...is
mine!
Schenck cackles and the crew smiles as the shot fades out.
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #2--
SEGMENT 5: MATCH 2: REAPER VS. DAMIEN FIELDS:
Referee:
Dan Martin
"Missing Passion" by Spiritfall
hits, and still relative newcomer Damien Fields steps
out onto the ramp to receive an encouraging ovation enroute
to the ring. Fields is looking energetic and excited, but focused
nonetheless. He climbs to the ring and prepares himself in wait for his
opponent. Buckcherry's "Alone" then
hits, and Reaper makes his way to the ring in the company of Justin Schenck,
and a whole lot of distaste from the fans. Reaper barks back out at the
arena, and indicates that he's going to take it out on Fields.
Ferrara: The crowd can hate Reaper all he wants,
he's about to teach Damien Fields what the PWA is really all about.
Reaper climbs into the ring, and proceeds to hold a conversation with
Schenck as the bell rings. Fields looks around at the crowd in wait.
They encourage him to attack Reaper, and he shrugs, obliging them, before
charging Reaper in the face with a running forearm that knocks him into the
corner. Schenck evacuates the ring, and Reaper appears to be taken
completely off guard, as Field's onslaught brings Reaper down to one knee!
Reaper attempts to shield the blows but he is still backed into the
corner. The crowd explodes.
Reaper finally launches himself forward, shoulder first into Fields' gut, and
the crowd goes silent as Fields simply crumples away towards the middle of the
ring, doubled over on the mat in the fetal position. Reaper grins, shakes
his head, and hustles over to Fields, where he drops a devastating leg drop
across his already constricting throat. The crowd groans as Reaper turns
him over, and nonchalantly covers for the one, two, and Fields manages to kick
out. Reaper simply shakes his head, and then drops in an elbow.
Reaper does indeed remain in control. He toys with Fields at length,
keeping him in check with a variety of torturous power moves. Fields
seems all but out of steam, as Reaper runs his thumb along his throat,
signaling for Passed Judgement. Reaper gets
into position to scoop Fields up for the move, but before he can even turn Fields's head towards the mat, Fields continues the
momentum and dives clean over Reaper's shoulder, into a tight sunset flip
pinning combination! The referee counts one, two, yes three!
WINNER VIA PINFALL AT
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK #3 --
SEGMENT 6: RINGSIDE:
We are brought ringside, where a table is set up in the middle of
the ring. Bryan Conroy is standing in the ring, along with Nick Cade who is
holding a microphone. The crowd quiets down as Cade begins to speak.
Cade: Ladies and gentlemen, we will now hold the official contract signing for
the Triple Threat match that will take place at Everlasting Epic 3 for the
World Heavyweight Championship. Introducing first, from Barrow,
"Hear Me" by Darkseed floods the
Cade: Next, from
The loud roar of GI Jew's motorcycle fills the arena and the crowd comes
alive as Jew speeds down the ramp. He begins to circle the ring, but stops at
the corner where Solomon is standing. Jew and Solomon stare at each other, and
as Solomon mouths off, Jew revs up the motorcycle to drown him out. He finishes
the circle and parks at the foot of the ramp. The first Grand Slam Winner
climbs off the bike and steps into the ring, standing across from the Alaskan
Monster. Conroy is standing between the two to separate them, when Jew's theme
fades and switches to "With You" by
Cade: And finally, from Simi Valley, California,
weighing in at two hundred and fifty seven pounds, he is the PWA World
Heavyweight Champion, he is the Modern-Day Samurai, this... is... Scyyyythe!
Two towers of pyro explode at the entrance and the audience goes ballistic.
Scythe appears shortly thereafter and summons two more blasts of pyro before
heading down the ramp and tagging the outstretched arms of the crowd as he passes
by. The Samurai slides into the ring and completes the trio who will be
battling for the company's greatest prize. The music dies down after a few
moments, at which time Conroy produces a contract and pen, placing them both on
the table. Solomon, GI Jew, and Scythe all step up to the table.
Cade: Gentlemen, this is a binding contract that will have all of you have it
out in a Triple Threat match at Everlasting Epic. Once you sign it, there is no
backing out.
Before Cade can continue, Solomon grabs the pen and signs the contract
without any hesitation. He drops the pen on the table once finished and stares
right at Jew, who looks right back at him and scoops up the pen, placing his
signature on the contract. The two continue to glare at each other and are not
distracted at all as Scythe takes the pen and stares at his two challengers.
The tension grows higher as the crowd gets louder. Scythe finally signs the
contract and makes the match official. Conroy takes the contract and looks it
over, then gives a nod of approval.
Scythe points to the title belt and thumbs his chest while staring at Jew
and Solomon. He turns to leave, but Jew grabs him by the arm and spins him
around. He and Scythe have words with each other, but Solomon interrupts and
gets into Jews face. Jew shoves Solomon back, and he replies with a punch to
Jew's face! Jew cracks a smile and shoves him back harder this time, but
Solomon grabs the table and throws it at Jew and Scythe! They manage to dodge
it, and a huge brawl follows! Cade crawls out of the ring as
Conroy calls for security to separate the men. Security floods the ring
and has a difficult time breaking up the battle, as the camera fades and we are
brought to a commercial break.
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