SEGMENT 1: INTRODUCTION:
A video package airs, highlighting the conclusion of last
week’s episode, with Vulture and Jaguar defeating Mike Griffin and Greg
Tantalus in a thrilling tag team bout.
The opening credits then roll as
Troy: And what
a night that will be, Paul. You can
check out the detailed recap of the night’s festivities Friday night on the PWA
website, but it should be a gala evening, as 15 year-end awards are given out
to PWA superstars, and our first class of Hall of Fame inductees will be
honored. Three men have been chosen to
enter the Hall of Fame this year, and they are Mike Tortorici,
Jason Calysto, and Vulture.
Troy: Also tonight, we will see an
eight-man sudden death match, where the first man to score a pinfall will challenge for the PWA Championship right here
next week on Frequency!
SEGMENT 2: RINGSIDE:
Suddenly, Fear Factory’s “H-K” blasts onto the speakers and the
crowd begins to boo raucously as The Machine makes his way to the ring,
returning from a four-week suspension.
Machine does not look happy as he grabs a microphone and steps into the
ring.
Machine:
Four weeks I’ve sat at him, just letting my anger build up inside,
waiting for the day that I’d be able to do something about it. Well, my suspension is over, and in four days,
I’m going to be right across the parking lot at Lincoln Financial Field,
beating the holy hell out of Jason Calysto, and sending him right back to the
retirement home I sent him in December.
Well, maybe not the same one, since I torched that one to the
ground. But you get my drift. After Saturday, Jason Calysto will wish he
never signed on for this match. Yes, I
realize that if I lose this match, my career is over and Calysto returns to the
PWA, but do you people really think that can happen? Think about it. Jason Calysto has been sitting at home for
eight months. He’ll have a great deal of
ring rust. The Machine, on the other
hand, has been tearing through this company, leaving nothing but complete
destruction and devastation in his path.
I am going to tear Calysto to pieces and make him wish that he had
simply taken the charred remains of his house and cried like a baby over
them.
Machine opens his mouth to continue speaking, but is cut off by furious cheers
as Jason Calysto’s image appears on the Jumbotron,
live via satellite from
Calysto:
Hey, up here Machine. I’m here in
Amsterdam now, training for our big match on Saturday, and let me tell you, I’ve
heard everything you’ve been saying, and it doesn’t scare me one bit. Have I been inactive for eight months? Yeah. But
is it really gonna make a difference on Saturday? You can bet your ass it won’t. Machine, you burned my freakin
house to the ground. You ended my
goddamn career. Don’t you think that
Saturday night is the night I’ve been waiting for ever since you ended my
career, and then ruined my retirement ceremony in December? Believe me, Machine,
I’ve been waiting for this a long, long time.
The way I see it, on Saturday, I can’t lose. Sure, you could win the match, but my only
goal, Machine, is to hurt you and to hurt you bad. I’m already retired. If I lose the match, I’ve lost nothing, just
simply gained the opportunity to inflict massive amounts of pain on you. But you, Machine, you have EVERYTHING to
lose. If I beat you, your career is
history, and I am reinstated into the company.
So the way I figure it, you have all the pressure on you this Saturday,
not me. After all, why wouldn’t you be
able to beat a guy who hasn’t stepped into the ring in eight months. Ask yourself that question Machine, and you
can keep asking that question for the rest of your life, as you sit at home,
alone, with nothing left but the memories of your forgotten and pathetic career. After all, you WERE passed over in the Hall
of Fame voting, weren’t you? That’s
right, you were. And you know who wasn’t? Me. Machine,
the bottom line is that there is NOTHING the Iceman can’t handle, and you’re
gonna find that out firsthand this Saturday.
With that, the feed ends and “F*ckin in the
Bushes” blasts onto the speakers, leaving Machine seething in the ring as we
take our first commercial break.
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SEGMENT 3: MATCH
1: TONY ANNETTA VS. SPEED DEMON:
Referee:
Jose Soares
All eyes focus on the entryway as Dream Theater’s “The
Mirror” plays for the
Speed Demon and Annetta continue to trade punches, but Annetta begins to gain
the advantage. He grabs Speed Demon’s arm and whips him into the ropes, then
scoops him up on his return and drops him with a sidewalk slam. Annetta goes
for the cover, but Demon quickly kicks out. Gindin is clapping and Infernus
points out Annetta’s dominance to the crowd, who
responds with boos. Back in the ring, Annetta lifts up Demon and whips him into
the ropes, then gets into position for another sidewalk slam, but Demon stops
short and boots Annetta’s chin. With Annetta
temporarily stunned, Demon lifts him up and drives him into the mat with a back
body drop. Demon peels Annetta off the mat to continue the attack, but Gindin
jumps on the ring apron and catches the referee’s attention. Infernus quickly
scurries to the side and grabs a steel chair to the dismay of the crowd. Demon
drops Annetta to deal with Gindin, but Infernus slides into the ring on his
blind side.
Before Infernus can do any damage, Justice climbs into the ring to stop the
attack! Infernus catches wind of his presence and drops the chair fleeing from
the ring! Justice darts after Infernus as he speeds up the ramp and into the
backstage area! Back in the ring, Demon is fed up with Gindin and taunts him as
Annetta gets to his feet. The referee reprimands Gindin as Demon is ready to go
back to work and when he turns around, he is met with a chairshot
to the skull, courtesy of Annetta. Demon crumples to the mat as Annetta slides
the chair out of the ring and covers. Gindin gets off the apron with a wide
grin and the referee notices the cover. He slaps the mat three times and calls
for the bell.
Annetta raises his arms briefly as “The Mirror” plays once more. He rolls
out of the ring and heads up the ramp with Gindin, leaving behind a barely
stirring Speed Demon.
WINNERS VIA PINFALL AT
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SEGMENT 4: BACKSTAGE:
As we return from the break, the camera is focused on
Traci Reed, our backstage reporter. She is holding a mic
and standing by with Reaper.
Reed: Reaper, I would like to ask you a question that’s been on several
people’s minds. A few weeks ago, you were fired from Justin Schenck’s
group, and last week, you were given the opportunity to battle them with Damien
Fields. However, you ended up turning on your own tag team partner, and you
still didn’t rejoin Schenck’s group. What is your
reasoning behind this?
Reaper: Let me get something straight first, Traci. I didn’t turn on anyone. I
was never on the same page as Fields to begin with. So even though he was on my
team, to me he was still just another person that was in my way. I didn’t
rejoin Schenck because I realized something. I don’t need him, or anyone for
that matter. I’m a new man now, and I won’t be helping out Schenck, or being in
a team with Fields. I’ll be out there for myself, and I’ll be doing things my
way from now on.
Reaper stops talking and his eyes move past Traci. The reporter turns around to
find Damien Fields standing behind her, to which the crowd reacts with a
generous pop.
Fields: You know, I’m glad you feel that way, because
now I know that I won’t have to worry about other people involved in our
matches.
Reaper: “Our matches?” What’re you saying?
Fields: I’m saying that I just came out of Kerry Cox’s office,
and he says that there’s one more spot left for Everlasting Epic 3. So how about it, Reaper? I’m challenging you to a match at
the biggest event of the year.
Reaper: You couldn’t have come at a better time, because this is just what I’m
looking for. Fields, you’re on, and I’ll be sure to take you down this time and
show you that you don’t belong here.
The crowd cheers for this announcement and a stare down commences between the
two with Traci still standing between them. She appears to feel a bit
intimidated.
SEGMENT 5: MATCH 2: PWA WOMEN’S CHAMPION LAUREN TANTALUS &
CAMIEKO VS. LIZ RUSH & JADE:
Referee:
Dan Martin
The camera cuts to ringside, where “Zerospace”
by Kidneythieves is blaring over the speakers, and
the duo of Liz Rush and Jade stands in the ring, awaiting their
opposition. They get it a moment later,
when “Hot Like Fire” by Aaliyah starts, and Camieko
makes her way to the ring to a sizeable ovation. Camieko pauses at the foot of the ramp, and VAST’s “Free” starts on the speakers, prompting the arrival
of the PWA Women’s Champion Lauren Tantalus. Lauren makes her way to the ring, drops her
belt down, and slides inside, getting this match underway.
Troy:
Alright, big women’s tag team action here!
Ferrara: Liz Rush and Jade defeated
Lauren Tantalus and Camieko a few weeks back, but Lauren and Camieko were
unable to coexist on that night. I’ve
heard that the two have been on better terms the past two weeks, now that a
title match is in place, and they’re ready to let the best woman win on
Saturday.
Lauren starts the match off with Jade, and chops her back into the corner
to start off. Jade then reverses it,
placing Lauren in the corner and chopping away on her. Jade takes the advantage, whips Lauren into
the ropes, and nails her with a powerslam as she
returns. Jade goes for the cover, but
Lauren quickly and powerfully kicks out.
Lauren gets up, and Jade continues to try to work her over, but Lauren
quickly takes the advantage back in the fray.
Lauren whips Jade into her corner and tags Camieko into the match. Camieko and Jade, who have no love lost,
pound away on each other furiously, with Camieko establishing the
advantage. Jade
retreats to her corner and tags in Liz Rush, who locks up with Camieko in the
center of the ring.
Rush holds her own with Camieko initially, locking her in
a tight side headlock and wrestling her to the ground, but ultimately, the fans
pull behind Camieko and she gets back into it.
Camieko stings Liz with a big back body drop, prompting her to tag Jade
back into the match. Jade locks up with
Camieko, but the Hot Girl is on fire, no pun intended. Camieko stings Jade with a big dropkick,
sending her down hard. Camieko then
lifts Jade up, attempting to whip her into the ropes. However, Jade reverses the whip and sends
Camieko crashing into Lauren on the apron!
Lauren is sent flying off the apron and crashing to the arena floor and
Camieko stumbles forward, right into a Side Effect! However, Camieko blocks it and reverses it
into a small package! One, two, three!
The fans cheer as “Hot Like Fire” blares over the speakers
and Camieko celebrates the victory.
Lauren, however, slowly gets to her feet on the outside, in pain, and
simply stares back at Camieko. Camieko
holds the ropes open for Lauren, but Lauren simply stares back at her and turns
to leave. The crowd is confused at this,
but Lauren grabs her belt and heads back up the ramp and out of sight. Meanwhile, Camieko continues her celebration
as we cut to commercial.
WINNERS VIA PINFALL AT
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SEGMENT 6: RINGSIDE:
The audience groans as they are engulfed with Tom Petty’s “All Or Nothin,” bringing
out The Naturals. Sporting the tag team belts over their shoulders, they walk
down the ramp and greet the crowd with arrogant smiles. Greg Price and Kris
Anthony climb into the ring and pose briefly before grabbing a set of
microphones. The music fades and they begin to speak, despite the jeers of the
crowd.
Price: Fans, you have had the great pleasure to be witnesses to our vast
superiority over every tag team in this industry. We’ve defeated every tag team
that has come our way, and we’ve risen to the top.
Anthony: And if these belts aren’t proof of our dominance, then let us remind
you that we defeated the last team that held these belts. And that team was
Paul Dawkins and Jackie Baccaro. Not only did we beat them for the belts, but
we’ve pinned Dawkins or Baccaro in two straight weeks!
Price: They weren’t much of a challenge anyway.
Anthony: Of course not, because you know who they
aren’t.
Price: The Naturals.
Anthony: Naturally.
Before they can spew any more words, “Black” by Sevendust hits and a relieved
crowd gives it up for Dawkins and Baccaro! They stand tall on the ramp with mics in hand.
Dawkins: It must be hard to talk with all
that garbage in your mouth.
Baccaro: Maybe you’ll get rid of it before Everlasting Epic 3, when we take
back our belts.
Price: You’d think you’d learn the first time that you can’t beat someone
that’s simply better than you. Well this time, we’ll just have to beat that
into your heads!
Dawkins: You may have beaten us and won the belts, but let’s stop looking at
the past and focus more on what’s coming up in a few days, when we challenge
and beat you for the belts, right here in Philly!
The crowd roars in approval as the two teams stare down each other, neither
team backing away from the war that will erupt in a few days as the camera
fades and we go to a commercial break.
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SEGMENT 8: MATCH 3:
8-MAN CHALLENGE: NON-TITLE
MATCH: JONATHAN BRETT VS. RUDY MONTENORA VS. INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION
MIKE GRIECO VS. ANTHONY FAILLA VS. SUPERSTAR SCOTT HOSEMANN VS. THE OMEGA
STEVE BEOVICH VS. ROMEO VS. THE MIRACLE MIKE
TROHA:
Referee: Matt Hansen
The shot cuts back to
the ring, where Jonathan Brett, Mike Troha, Rudy Montenora, Steve Beovich,
Scott Hosemann and Mike Grieco are inside. As G'Unit's
"G'd Up" plays over the speakers, Anthony
Failla makes his way into the ring, stepping over the top rope and into the
squared circle, eyeing the International Champion the entire way.
Ferrara:
That guarantees that Solomon, Scythe or GI Jew won't have it easy no matter who
leaves Philly with the title.
As the seven men wait,
three D-Bombs explode on impact with the ramp as B.G.'s
"Hottest of The Hot" remix takes over the sound system. With the
crowd cheering heavily, Romeo blazes a trail down to the ring in search of
Troha!
Romeo slides into the
ring and Troha immediately hops out to the arena floor, but Brett quickly cuts
off Da Playboi with a
series of stomps to the back as the bell sounds. Montenora quickly goes after
him, but Brett cuts him down with a hard clothesline!
Across the ring, Failla
bangs away on Grieco's forehead with overhand fists
until Troha sneaks back inside and hits him in the kidneys before taking him
down with a Suburban Slam! Troha makes a cover for one...two..and Hosemann breaks it up with an elbow to the back
of his head.
Beovich goes right
after Grieco, bum rushing him into the corner and hopping on the
turnbuckles to punch him. The crowd counts with each punch, but they only reach
the number of four until Grieco reaches under and powerbombs
him hard on the canvas! Grieco maintains his grip and lifts The Omega
up again before drilling him with a second powerbomb! Matt Hansen slides
over to count one...two...and its broken up by
Montenora connecting full force with his famed Superkick
to Grieco's face!
Grieco is knocked to
the arena floor from the force of the blow and Montenora turns around to be
kicked in the gut by Romeo, who hoists him up and pancakes him with a
thunderous Dre Day powerbomb! Romeo turns around and locks eyes with Troha, who
hops back out of the ring and scurries up the ramp! Romeo follows him out and
chases him until both men are behind the curtain.
Brett, Hosemann, Failla
and Beovich are left standing and pair off to trade punches with one another.
Hosemann goes low with a knee to the midsection and kicks Beovich before
attempting a Superstar Stunner, but The Omega shoves him to the ropes and
spears him down to the mat. He quickly hops on the top rope to complete Extreme
Precision, but Failla connects with a big boot that sends Brett reeling into
the ropes and knocking Beovich from the top rope to the floor! Brett
returns dizzied and Failla scoops him up into the air and spikes him with the
Almighty Sacrifice!
Before Failla can
hunker down on Brett for a pin, Grieco slides back in and
covers Montenora first. Hansen slides over to the corner and counts
1...2...3! "Da Repercussions" by 50 Cent
hits the speakers and Dee Licious quickly helps Grieco
from the ring before Failla can reach him.
Ferrara: After he beats Failla at Everlasting Epic, he can be a
double champion
WINNER
VIA PINFALL AT
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