SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 17, 2005
NASSAU
UNIONDALE , NEW YORK
A promo package airs, hyping the Elimination Chamber match to come
later tonight.
As the video ends, we go back to ringside, where we see Briggs being helped
out.
Ferrara: Yeah, it appears that his leg
buckled out from under him. He has just
been helped from ringside, and we don’t know what the situation is. Hopefully it’s nothing serious, but we’ll
update you on his condition as soon as we have any information.
Buckcherry's "Alone" suddenly plays, and
the ominous Reaper makes his appearance from behind the curtain. He slowly
trudges down the ramp, his eyes never wandering from the ring standing ahead of
him. The lone Army of the Damned member stands at the base of the ramp and
tilts his head upwards, staring at the large steel cage hovering above. He
takes in a deep breath before stepping into the ring. Once he is settled
inside, the ring crew motions to the back, and the cage above them slowly
descends, trapping Reaper in its walls. He peers around at his surroundings as
the fans prepare for the next match.
Troy: This is a deadly match, Paul.
Careers are shortened here. Some even end.
Before the cage even falls completely, the house lights turn off,
sending Nassau Coliseum into pitch black darkness. The loud, rattling sound of
the cage hitting the floor is heard. Shortly after, "Determined" by Mudvayne plays throughout the arena and the lights rise,
revealing Speed Demon standing across the ring from Reaper, who is frozen in
shock!
Troy: Whoa, even Reaper had to be
affected by that!
* STEEL CAGE MATCH: SPEED DEMON VS.
REAPER *
Referee:
Billy Vargas
Cheers pour
out from the audience as the door is locked. Reaper is still recovering from
shock, while Demon coldly glares at his adversary. The referee calls for the
bell, and Speed Demon fires out of the starting blocks, pinning Reaper in the
corner and attacking his midsection!
Demon wildly
flails away at his former tag team partner, but Reaper has had enough of it. He
shoves the smaller Demon away to regain his bearings, but Speed Demon goes
right back on the attack. Reaper tries to get in an offensive, but Demon
outmaneuvers him and launches him into the mat with a suplex! Demon tries to
cover, but Reaper gets an arm up after a long one count. Reaper quickly gets up
and charges, but Demon scouts it and takes him down with a drop toe hold!
However, Reaper erupts of the mat and hits Speed Demon with a clothesline,
sending the both of them spilling to the outside!
Reaper and
Demon reach their feet at the same time. They begin trading blows, but it's
Reaper that gains the upper hand. Reaper grabs Demon by the throat and throws
him back first in the steel post! Demon falls to his knees in pain, but it has
left him wide open. Reaper smashes his knee into Demon's face, compressing his
head with the post! Blood begins to trickle down from his nose. Reaper stands
Demon up, punching away and painting his face red.
Reaper slaps
an open hand against Demon's chest, causing him to fall to his knees, clutching
himself. However, Demon falls further to the side and locks his legs around
Reaper's, causing him to tilt over with a drop toe hold! Reaper falls towards
the cage, violently scraping his face against the cold metal before he hits the
ground! The fans cheer, although some are sickened by the sight as the camera
closes in on his torn face.
Troy:
Ugh, can they show that on TV?
Demon grabs
Reaper by the throat, who is busy trying to recover.
Demon stares dead into his eyes before delivering a heavy headbutt!
They share blood with each other as Demon connects once again, but Reaper finds
the strength to break out of his grip. He swings a hard right, but Demon ducks
down and grabs Reaper by the waist, lifting him up and falling back. Reaper
comes crashing down with a facebuster on the steel
steps, sending a sickeningly dull clang through the arena!
Troy:
I'm telling you, you have to have a strong stomach for this job.
Demon takes
his time in rolling Reaper back into the ring. However, Demon takes a different
approach and climbs onto the turnbuckle. He takes flight, but Reaper somehow
moves out of the way! Demon crashes into the mat creating a blood splatter
pattern, and now both men are down! The referee counts!
Troy:
Oh god, that was a nasty spill!
Ferrara: You have a way of choosing words,
At the count
of five, both men stir. The referee counts to seven, and Reaper reaches his
knee, while Demon makes his ascent. The match resumes as Reaper gets back to
his feet first. Demon is soon to follow, but Reaper is ready to set him up for
the Passed Judgment Piledriver! Reaper gets Demon up on his shoulders, but
Demon slips out of it and catches Reaper on his shoulders instead! The fans
break out in cheers as Reaper cannot escape! Demon passes his own judgment with
the Demonizer! After standing over Reaper for a brief
moment, Speed Demon makes the cover... One... Two... Three!
"Determined"
blasts over the speakers once more as the
* WINNER VIA PINFALL: SPEED DEMON *
The
shot heads over to the trainer's room, where Jaguar is getting his forearms and
fists taped up as Traci Reed looks on.
Reed: Pretty unconventional
interview time Jag, but I wanted to get your thoughts on the upcoming
Elimination Chamber Title match tonight.
Jaguar: Traci,
with a match like this, the extra preparation time is needed. Last month, I won
inside a brutal Hell In A Cell match and this one here
is a little different. The surroundings are similar, but now I have to deal
with Romeo again, Jason Calysto, Scythe, Greg Tantalus, and that punk ass
Jackie Baccaro. This night was meant to see me carry in The Progressive World
Title and I guarantee to make Baccaro pay for that, but its all about leaving
as the undisputed World Heavyweight Champion, and once I leave Long Island,
I'll be carrying gold out of a cage for the second straight month. The goal is
reachable Traci, I've been inside it before and didn't
fare too well. I think tonight is my night, and once it’s over, you'll see me
as the first-ever five-time PWA World Heavyweight Champion.
In
another portion of the backstage area, Nick Cade is standing by with Rudy
Montenora.
Cade:
Rudy, in mere moments, you’re going to step into the ring to compete for
the first time in 13 months, against an athlete the caliber of Hollywood Mike
Griffin, no less. Are you nervous?
Montenora: Nervous? Nick, I don’t get nervous. I know I’ve been away for a long time, but
wrestling is in my blood, it’s second-nature to
me. There’s not much I think I can’t do
in that ring, and it’s always been like that.
I have every intention of heading out there tonight and showing Mike
Griffin exactly what I already know, and that’s that I am the best wrestler in
Cade: Alright Rudy, best of luck to you!
Montenora
then exits and heads to the ring, ready for combat.
At ringside, “Parabola” by TOOL hits and the fans begin booing loudly as
Hollywood Mike Griffin appears at the top of the ramp, alongside manager Justin
Schenck.
Troy:
Alright, here we go! Rudy
Montenora has been away from the ring for thirteen months, but he’ll get back
into it right here tonight!
Ferrara: I don’t know how he’s going to
fare against an athlete the caliber of Mike Griffin, but Troy, we’re about to
find out!
*
Referee:
Matt Hansen
Montenora and
Troy: Both men are trying to feel each other out here, and no one has the advantage thus far.
Montenora gets up
again, but
Montenora is the
first to his feet, and he lifts
Troy: That was close, Paul!
However, before
TOOL's
"Parabola" briefly starts over the speakers, but
The fans continue to
cheer as "Lose Yourself" hits and Rudy Montenora is awarded a nice
ovation as he exits alongside Mike Troha, presumably on his way back to
* WINNER VIA
SUBMISSION:
The camera cuts backstage, where Scott
Cornelius is standing by with the PWA World Champion Greg Tantalus.
Cornelius: Greg Tantalus, we are now
just moments away from the Elimination Chamber, where we will crown the first
undisputed PWA World Heavyweight Champion in five and a half months. What are your thoughts?
Tantalus: Scott, I realize how important
this match is, and the implications in it.
I also realize that, just as quickly as I became PWA Champion, there are
five other guys in the ring tonight that want to leave here with that new belt
Kerry Cox has been walking around with.
I hear it’s a real beauty. I know
that my belt is going to be meaningless once this match ends,
one way or another. I’m not approaching
this match like a champion defending his title, I’m approaching it like a guy
who is just as hungry as everyone else in that ring to claim the top prize in
this business. I didn’t work as hard as
I worked to become the champion just to lose the title in a month again. Believe me, Scott, that’s not what I came
here for. Tonight, I’m going to cement
my own legacy and successfully defend my championship, walking out of here in
the process the new undisputed PWA World Heavyweight Champion.
Tantalus then exits, heading towards the ring.
An extensive video package airs, highlighting the upcoming Elimination
Chamber match pitting PWA World Champion Greg Tantalus, Progressive World
Champion Jackie Baccaro, Jaguar, Romeo, Jason Calysto and Scythe against each
other for the right to call themselves the undisputed PWA World Heavyweight
Champion.
All focus shifts to the ring and the area above it as "Walking
Wounded" by The Tea Party booms through the speakers and the ominous
Elimination Chamber slowly lowers towards the ring to a big ovation.
Ferrara: The
Elimination Chamber is easily the most dangerous structure known to man, and
tonight, six men step inside of it for the richest prize in the game.
The Chamber lowers fully and fits perfectly around the ring, with the
ring steps removed. With PWA Senior Official Tom Stevens as the lone man in the
ring, KISS' "War Machine" hits and the
Palmer: Ladies and gentlemen, allow me
to introduce to you, the Commissioner and Owner of the PWA, Long Island's own
Hardcore Icon, Kerry Cox!
Cox arrives to a hero's welcome in his hometown, and he graciously
accepts the standing ovation by beaming with pride as he stands at the top of
the ramp. Cox carries a gold briefcase in his right hand and he climbs up the
ring steps at the middle of the ring apron to enter The Elimination Chamber. Stevens hands over his microphone as the music dies down.
Cox:
Troy: Alright Paul, its time!
Cox exits the ring and heads to take a seat next to Palmer, who speaks
again as three D-Bombs explode upon impact with the ramp and the duo of Young Jeezy and Mannie Fresh's "And Then What" thumps through the PA
system.
Palmer: The following contest is The
Elimination Chamber match for The Undisputed PWA World Heavyweight
Championship! Introducing the participants, first, from
Romeo steps out through the smoke and even his new theme song cannot
drown out the boos as he slowly makes his way towards
the ring. The Co-Wrestler of The Year removes his overcoat at the foot of the
ramp and appears to have no qualms at all over entering the steel hell known as
The Elimination Chamber for the first time. Referee Dan Martin is outside the
ring and Romeo walks into the far left chamber before Martin slides the door
over it and padlocks it shut. Romeo looks over his new surroundings as "Things
Done Changed" by The Notorious B.I.G. plays to even louder boos.
Palmer: And his
opponent, being led to the ring by Vulture, from Los Angeles, California,
weighing 262 pounds, he is The Progressive World Heavyweight Champion,
Jackie Baaaaaa-carroooo!
Baccaro and Vulture walk out to a plethora of boos, but the youngest
World Champion in Progressive Entertainment history looks ready to make even
more history as he throws his arms up and poses in front of his regal gold
streaming fireworks on the stage.
Baccaro removes his belt for the last time and hands it to Billy
Vargas, who gets it to Cox as he also enters the structure. Baccaro steps
inside the near right chamber and is locked in by Jason Church as "Real
Big" by DJ Mannie Fresh hits, and an immense
ovation comes from the crowd!
Troy: And
their opponent, from Jacksonville, Florida, weighing 248 pounds, this...is...Jaaaaaaa-gaurrrrrrrr!
A fired up Jaguar walks out onto the stage and salutes the crowd from
both sides of it before stopping in the middle and raising his arms to summon
his massive fireballs from underneath the stage.
Troy: The last time
Jaguar was in The Elimination Chamber, he arrived last and paid the
price dearly after suffering a pre-match attack. He took a beating and was
eliminated first. But this is not Salvation of 2004, this is Walking Wounded
2005, and after winning Hell In A Cell last month,
this crowd knows he can pull it off again!
The future Hall of Famer walks down to the
bottom of the ramp and removes his jacket, shades and bandana before climbing
into the massive dome. He and Baccaro immediately begin trading words, and
Jaguar appears to get the last one in before he walks to the far right side and
gets locked in a chamber by Vargas.
Ferrara: We have Romeo, Jaguar, and
Baccaro in the chambers, the next man that enters will hold the advantage
of not having to start the match. Who's it gonna be?
Palmer: And their
opponent, from Denver, Colorado, weighing 208 pounds, he is The PWA
Heavyweight Champion of the Worrrrld, Greg Taaaaantalus!
Tantalus' silhouette stands still for a few
moments before the song kicks in and he marches out onto the stage. The reigning PWA
Champion is not attached to his belt whatsoever, and he carries it in his right
hand before walking over and directly forking it over to Cox for the final time
before entering the chamber eagerly to get it on.
Tantalus is locked in the near left chamber by Church and he looks
focused on the task at hand as
Palmer: And
their opponent, from Simi Valley, California, weighing 257 pounds, he is the
Modern Day Samurai, he is...Scyyyythe!
Scythe charges out onto the smoke-filled stage to a huge ovation, and
he looks ready for action as he bounces to each side of the stage and then
makes his way to the ring. Scythe removes his long robe and headband on the outside
of the ring before entering the chamber and stepping inside the squared circle.
As Scythe looks around to get familiar with the new setting, "F*ckin In The Bushes" by Oasis
begins to play and a deafening standing ovation comes out from the capacity
crowd!
Palmer: And their
opponent, from the Carroll Gardens section of Brooklyn, New York, weighing 224
pounds, he is the one and only, The Iceman, Jasonnnn
Calystoooooo!
Calysto arrives to a major home-field pop from the crowd and The Iceman
has a familiar gleam in his eye as he calmly walks down to the ring and steps
inside the chamber and eventually the ring.
* UNDISPUTED PWA
WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP: ELIMINATION CHAMBER MATCH:
GREG TANTALUS (PWA WORLD CHAMPION) VS. JACKIE BACCARO
(PROGRESSIVE WORLD CHAMPION) VS. JASON CALYSTO VS.
ROMEO VS. SCYTHE VS. JAGUAR:
Referee: Tom Stevens
As the music stops,
Church and Martin close the Chamber door and lock it shut as Calysto and Scythe
come face-to-face. The men who battle in a brilliant contest at Everlasting
Epic IV lock eyes and then survey their imprisoned surroundings as the bell
sounds. Their eyes meet again, and it is Scythe who strikes first, connecting
with a big chop to the chest of The Iceman.
Calysto comes back
with a chop of his own, but Scythe delivers two of the PWA's
best reverse knife-edges before backing Calysto up against the ropes. He Irish
whips him across the ring and tries a clothesline, but Calysto ducks under it
and stops. Scythe turns around and The Iceman connects with a dropkick that
sends Scythe reeling backwards to the ropes. Without wasting a moment, Calysto
charges and unleashes a clothesline that sends Scythe crashing violently to the
steel to a big pop!
Calysto exits the
ring and meets Scythe with a kick to the midsection as he tries to rise on the
steel floor. Calysto gets Scythe up by the hair and puts him in position for a DDT on the steel, but Scythe frantically shoves him back
hard. Calysto's back connects with the chained wall
and Scythe hooks him up in a front facelock before
connecting with a fierce snap suplex that lays them both out on the steel
floor! As both men writhe in visable pain, the
countdown is displayed on the Jumbotron as the crowd counts along,
10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1! The lights dim as a spotlight flickers on all four men in
the chambers, but it stops on Romeo and Dan
Martin unlocks his padlock and slides the door for Da
Playboi to enter the match.
Romeo rushes in and
puts the boots to both men before targeting Scythe. He lifts up his former
friend and whips him hard into the chains before clotheslining
him back down on the steel. He goes after Calysto, but The Iceman catches him
coming and back body drops him into the ring. Romeo gets up quickly, but
Calysto gets a running start from the chamber wall before leaping over the top
rope and connecting with a flying clothesline!
Calysto makes the
first cover of the match and gets a two count as Romeo kicks out. Scythe takes
a long while to get back up, but does make it into the ring gingerly. As
Calysto rises, the pair team up to batter Romeo with a series of fists before
whipping him into the ropes and downing him with a double clothesline. Calysto
and Scythe soon pick up their trading of chops as the lights go down and the
spotlight shines on Jaguar.
The crowd cheers as
Jaguar exits his chamber and climbs into the ring, but they cheer even more as
he looks at Scythe and Calysto and lets them continue
to chop the hell out of each other so he can go put the boots to Romeo. Scythe
wins the chop series and downs Calysto with a stinging double-hand chop, but
the focus shifts back to the former tag team champions as Jaguar tosses his
former Hot Boy$ partner out onto the steel. Jaguar follows him out, but Romeo
hits him with a shot to the midsection before connecting with a punch that
sends him down to the steel.
Inside the ring,
Scythe kicks Calysto in the gut and plants him with a piledriver before making
a cover. Tom Stevens counts to two before Calysto kicks out, and the Modern Day
Samurai exits the ring to assist Jaguar against Romeo. The duo batter Romeo for
awhile before lifting him up and tossing him head first into the chains. Romeo
drops to the steel hard and the crowd comes alive once again as
Jaguar and Scythe begin to go at it.
Scythe takes the
advantage and tosses Jaguar back into the ring, where he follows him in.
Calysto gets back up and charges as Jaguar gets up, but his signature spinning
heel kick misses a ducking Jaguar and nails Scythe right in the head! Calysto
turns around and walks into Jaguar, who boots him in the gut and plants him
with Version 1.0! Jaguar covers The Iceman for a long two count, and he quickly
reacts by heading up to the top rope and nailing the still-downed Scythe with a
Suga Splash! Jaguar covers again for one....two....and scythe barely gets a
shoulder up! As Romeo gets back into the ring, the lights dim again and the
spotlight shines on chamber of Greg Tantalus!
Troy: We are 15 minutes in, and now we are seeing a fresh Greg
Tantalus enter the match!
Tantalus gets into
the ring with fists of fire, as he knocks Romeo down with a running right hand,
and then delivers the same fate to Jaguar and Calysto before doing the same
with Scythe. Tantalus then grabs Romeo and Jaguar by their heads and clunks
them together before taking Scythe down with a clothesline. The PWA Champion is
on fire, and he continues it by grabbing Calysto and scoop slamming him down
before hitting the ropes and dropping a knee across his forehead. Tantalus
covers for one...two...and a kickout.
Tantalus ponders his
next move, but he takes too long as Romeo gets up and barrels into him, sending
him outside on the steel. Jaguar follows them out, and the crowd think it’s to
double team Romeo, but boos pour in as The Hot Boy$ decide to team up on the
fresh Tantalus.
Jaguar holds the
champion's arms behind his back as Romeo tears up his midsection with punches
and kicks. Jaguar tosses Tantalus to his former partner, who whips him into
the wall before grating his face across the chains! Back inside the ring,
Calysto gets Scythe on his shoulders for an Icebreaker, but Scythe slips out of
the move and connects big time with The Flying Dragon chokeslam!
Scythe prepares to finish The Iceman off by heading up to the top rope for The
Diving Blade, but he sees Jaguar rushing in to knock him off. Scythe hops off
the turnbuckle and grabs onto the chains, holding on like Spider-Man
himself before turning and laying Jaguar out with an amazing Flying Body Press!
The lights dim once
more and the crowd boos at the twenty-minute mark as Jackie Baccaro is the
final man released from a chamber. Scythe re-enters the ring to apply a DDT to Calysto, but the moment he rises, The Progressive
World Champion lifts him up and nails him with a Baccaro Bomb! Baccaro covers
nonchalantly and gets a count of one...two...three!
Martin and Church
open the door to allow Scythe to slowly roll out, and the camera catches an
ecstatic Vulture beaming with pride as his charge is the first man to notch an elimination. The shot cuts back inside as Scythe is
rolled out, and Baccaro has turned his focus to battering Calysto. Jaguar
enters the ring to go after him, but Baccaro sees him coming and levels him
with an impressive clothesline!
The shot cuts
outside the chamber, to show Greg Tantalus bleeding profusely from Romeo's
attack as he peers out into the crowd. Romeo re-enters the ring to nail Calysto
from behind, so that he is taking it to The Iceman as Jaguar has his hands full
with Baccaro. Baccaro and Romeo lift up their opponents and whip them to the
ropes for clotheslines, but Calysto and Jaguar duck under and drop them with a
pair of their own!
Baccaro and Romeo
get up fairly quickly and soon go back down as Jaguar and Calysto bash their
heads together. Jaguar grabs Romeo and scoops him up before dumping him back
out over the top rope onto the unforgiving steel. With Romeo and Baccaro both
down, Calysto and Jaguar head up for higher ground.
Jaguar mounts the
top rope and tries a Suga Splash on Romeo, but Da Playboi rolls away and Jaguar crashes mercilessly onto the
steel floor chest-first! Romeo rolls back into the ring to regain his
composure, but Calysto shocks the crowd by not stopping on the top rope. Before
anyone can really notice, The Iceman climbs up to the top of the chamber that
once held Baccaro. The Progressive World Champion gets up and cannot heed
Vulture's warnings as Calysto leaps from his perch and delivers a Bottom Line
clothesline from 16 feet in the air!!!
As the crowd goes
crazy and the Jumbotron begins to show replays, Calysto shakes the cobwebs off
and slowly rises to his feet. He walks over to Baccaro for a cover, but before
he can bend down, Romeo creeps up from behind and grabs him in a schoolboy
rollup for a three count!
Romeo lies on the
mat exhausted as an unhappy Iceman exits the chamber. Baccaro is down, Jaguar
is down and now bleeding from the forehead and mouth, and Romeo is down as
well. But it is Da Playboi
who pays the biggest price as a bloody Tantalus comes out of nowhere and
crushes Romeo with a 450-degree Splash!
Tantalus finds a way
to lie atop Romeo for a cover, but it’s broken up at the count of two
after Baccaro delivers a vile kick to the skull. Sensing a wounded Jaguar on
the floor, Baccaro exits the ring to go after him on the steel.
Baccaro lifts Jaguar
up and the blood runneth over from the former PWA and
Progressive World Champion as Baccaro grinds his face again on the steel floor.
Baccaro then stomps a motionless Jaguar for minutes while Tantalus and Romeo rise
at the same time.
The PWA Champion and
Da Playboi duke it out for
awhile, but Romeo's punches hold more weight and he solidifies his advantage by
dropping Tantalus with a DDT. He covers for a two
count, and then the focus shifts back out to Jaguar and Baccaro, as Baccaro
signals for a Baccaro Bomb.
Baccaro grabs Jaguar
and smacks him around, telling him he cannot be beaten tonight as he gets him
in place. Baccaro tries to lift, but Jaguar blocks it and drops back to his
knees to nail Baccaro with a low blow! Baccaro's
eyes bulge as Jaguar grabs him and yanks him down by his legs. Still holding Baccaro's legs as he stands up, Jaguar falls back and
completes a slingshot that sends Baccaro blitzing through the Plexiglas chamber
that once housed Tantalus!
Vulture comes close
to a heart attack as Baccaro lies motionless amongst the pieces of broken glass
within the chamber. As Romeo puts Tantalus back down with a reverse Death
Valley Driver, Jaguar gets Baccaro up by his tights and scoops him onto his
shoulders before crunching his spine with a Carrjack on the steel floor! Jaguar
falls atop Baccaro and gets a one...two...three! The crowd cheers loudly as
Baccaro is eliminated, but the hungry Romeo rushes out of the ring and kicks
Jaguar in the gut before delivering a Dre Day Powerbomb on the same steel!
Romeo covers up Jaguar and gets 1----2----3!
Romeo climbs back
into the ring and is immediately tackled to the ground by Tantalus! The
champion goes on a tear, pounding Romeo with nearly desperate rights and lefts
until Da Playboi fights him
off. As Jaguar and Baccaro are helped and eventually carried away from the
ring, Tantalus hits the ropes for a clothesline. He connects, but the powerful
former champion doesn't go down.
Tantalus hits the
ropes again and jumps up for a high knee, but Romeo steps back and waits for
Tantalus to drop before clobbering him with a devastating lariat! Tantalus
crumples to the canvas as Romeo holds a fist in the air and adjusts his black
bandana to finish him off!
Troy: Greg Tantalus is down, he's bloodied, and he's one Dre Day
away from losing The PWA Title!
Romeo grabs the
champion and gets him into position for Dre Day, but once he reaches the move's
apex, Tantalus slips out and grabs Romeo by the head before lifting him up and
dropping him with The Big O! Tantalus makes a quick cover and hooks a leg for a
pin. Stevens counts to one, then two, and Romeo
launches him off, but not before Stevens' hand hits a third time and he calls
for the bell!
"Hey You" replays and a series of fireworks erupt and
confetti falls from the ceiling as Greg Tantalus is announced as the
winner. Romeo pleads his case to Stevens, but eventually exits The
Elimination Chamber cursing up a storm as he shoves Jason Church aside on his
way back up the ramp.
Kerry Cox enters the
ring with the brand-new title belt in hand, and he hands it to the bloody
champion as a blizzard of confetti continues to fall. Tantalus raises the
title belt high and the crowd showers him with a world of cheers during
his celebration.
Troy: In the same building where he
reigned as FSW Champion long ago, Greg Tantalus has survived The Elimination
Chamber to become The Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of The World!
Ferrara: That might be true, but I think it’s disputed
all right. I could have sworn that I saw Romeo get an arm up.
* WINNER AND THE
UNDISPUTED PWA WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION:
GREG TANTALUS *