A
video package airs, highlighting the conclusion of
last week's broadcast, where Romeo attacked the PWA World Heavyweight Champion
Greg Tantalus immediately after the two signed a contract to meet for the title
October 22 at Hellbent. From there, "By_Myslf" by
Ferrara: That’s right,
The fans
immediately erupt with cheers as “Footprints” by G-Unit hits and Showtime Damon
Savage makes his explosive ring entrance to kick us off! The fans cheer loudly as Showtime heads down
to the ring, taking his place inside.
Moments later, “Not Falling” by Mudvayne hits
and Jon Dulberg makes his way down the aisle to a chorus of boos, accompanied
by Rodney King. Dulberg steps into the
ring and the bell sounds, getting this one underway.
* SHOWTIME DAMON SAVAGE VS. JON DULBERG
*
Referee: Jason Church
Showtime and Dulberg lock up in the center of the ring, with Showtime
immediately taking him down to the joy of the crowd. Dulberg gets up and charges at him, but
Showtime trips him with a drop toehold, again prompting the fans to cheer. Dulberg gets up and runs at him again, but this
time, Showtime takes Dulberg down with a release belly-to-belly suplex! Showtime then poses for the crowd, which
cheers wildly!
Dulberg
gets up and clubs Showtime in the face with a forearm, trying to use this to
establish an advantage. He then grabs
Showtime and launches him shoulder-first into the cornerpost,
nearly separating his shoulder. Dulberg
moves in, but Showtime blasts Dulberg with a left uppercut out of nowhere that
spins Dulberg around! Then, Showtime
jumps up and nails Dulberg with It’s Showtime! Showtime covers… one, two, three!
Showtime
celebrates the win for a mere moment before he is clubbed down from behind by a
charging Vladimir Vydrina! Vydrina downs
Savage hard, and lifts him up, squeezing him hard in a bearhug!
Vydrina
crushes Showtime’s ribs with the bearhug, and refuses
to let go for almost 20 seconds, when officials come down to stop him. Vydrina, Dulberg and King then stand over
Showtime as “Exorcism” hits and the fans boo while we head to commercial.
* WINNER VIA PINFALL: SHOWTIME DAMON
SAVAGE *
-- COMMERCIAL
BREAK --
Back from
commercial, the camera takes us to PWA CEO Kerry Cox’s office, where he is
conversing with Morgan Day and Vulture.
Morgan:
I don’t care what has to be done; I want a shot at Keiko Ishida and the
title.
Cox: It’s not that simple, Morgan.
Vulture: Kerry, c’mon. Do me this favor. We go back a long way. You know the history with Morgan and
Keiko. All we need is your approval to
make the match happen. Name Morgan the
number one contender and she’ll take Keiko out after she brutalizes
Cox: First of all, Vulture, you know I
can’t be bought or influenced. I come up
with the rankings the best way I see fit.
I’m going to release new rankings in the women’s division on October
25. It’ll be posted backstage at
Frequency that night. Now Morgan, I know
you’re undefeated, but you’re still new.
Not only that, but you have girls like Liz Rush impressing the hell out
of the folks in the back with her work ethic and commitment to improving. Not to mention all the dues that Dee Licious
has paid. You only arrived here about
two months ago. You need to work your
way up the ladder.
Morgan: I don’t want to hear any crap
about working up a ladder. Like I said
to Vulture last week, numerous girls have passed through the rankings system,
getting immediate title shots with far less qualifications than I possess.
Cox: Well none of them under my
watch. This is a new regime,
Morgan. Bryan Conroy isn’t in charge
anymore, I am. And as long as I’m in
charge, things like that won’t be happening.
Right now, in my eyes, you’re a clear fourth on the women’s pecking
order around here.
Morgan: That is utterly ridiculous. Especially with Liz Rush. I could tear Liz Rush apart in less than five
minutes.
Cox: Oh you think so? She really has some work ethic, that kid.
Morgan: I don’t care what her work ethic
is, she’s largely inferior to me.
Cox: Well I’ll tell you what then,
Morgan. If she’s so inferior to you,
then why don’t you beat her in a match, right here tonight?
Morgan: I’d be glad to.
Cox: Great. So then it’s signed. I’ll inform her and give you girls a little
time to get ready.
Vulture: Kerry, I have a question.
Cox: Shoot.
Vulture: If Morgan wins, can we consider
her past Liz in the rankings?
Cox: Not necessarily. It depends on a number of factors. Liz is very highly regarded right now. But it would hold some weight. Good luck, guys.
Vulture
and Morgan then leave the room, Vulture looking somewhat satisfied, and Morgan
looking irate.
Vulture:
Well, listen, you’ll just have to…
Morgan: (cutting him off) Liz Rush?!
What the hell has she ever done?!
She’s a loser, Vulture! A
terrible, slutty, tacky-dressing loser!
Vulture: Whoa! That’s some mighty poisonous venom you’re spewing
there, Morgan!
Morgan: I’m going to
destroy that woman tonight, Vulture.
She will be the vehicle with which I let out my frustrations.
As she says this, Jackie Baccaro walks by.
Baccaro:
If you want to let out your frustrations…
Morgan: (furious) VULTURE! Get him
away! Bring this child back to daycare!
Vulture nods and walks away with Baccaro as Morgan seethes in the hall.
Baccaro: (innocently) What’d I do?
Vulture: Seriously, you need to stop
with the innuendo.
Baccaro: Why? I think I’m starting to have a real effect on
her.
Vulture: Oh you are. She’s one comment away from stabbing you
repeatedly until you die.
Baccaro: Please. She wants me.
She just doesn’t know she wants me yet.
Vulture: She doesn’t want you, Giacomo.
Baccaro: What do YOU know about what she
wants?
Vulture: Because I… forget it. It’s not important. The bottom line here is that you have a big
six-man tag tonight, and you’re not even dressed for it. Go get ready, and I’ll be in to go over
strategy in a bit. I just have to take
care of something out here.
Baccaro: Suit yourself. You know where to find me.
Baccaro exits and walks past Morgan, blowing her a kiss as he passes. Morgan does everything in her power not to
charge after him and bludgeon him to death as Vulture approaches her again.
Morgan:
Did he come with a muzzle?
Vulture: I wish. Listen, I’m coming to the ring with you
tonight. Now that Cox has hinted that
this match may affect rankings, I’m afraid of Gindin or Ishida getting involved
if you’re out there alone. My presence
should be enough to thwart that.
Morgan: Yes. They won’t come after me because the big
scary man with the big scary broken neck is standing there. What will they be afraid of, that you’ll talk
them to death?
Vulture: Funny.
Morgan: Oh no, I know. Keiko is a woman, and given your penchant for
battering women…
Vulture: (pissed off) Fine. Suit
yourself. Handle your own problems.
Vulture starts to walk away, but Morgan grabs his arm.
Morgan:
No. You’re right. I’m sorry.
Vulture does a double-take and pretends to clean out his ears.
Morgan: Oh forget it, you jackass.
Vulture: No no. I heard
it. You actually were serious for a
fleeting moment and said something that wasn’t dripping with sarcasm. I’m impressed.
Morgan: Well whatever. Don’t harp on it. Listen, you’re my manager, and we both need
to do our part to get me a shot at Keiko, so if you want to come to ringside
with me, be my guest.
Vulture: Alright. I’ll see you out there then.
Morgan: Alright.
Vulture turns to leave again, but Morgan calls after him.
Morgan:
Oh Vulture?
Vulture: Yeah?
Morgan: Where exactly did you find that
nimrod? Gold’s Gym or a strip club?
Vulture: (chuckling) I’ll see you later, Morgan.
The shot cuts backstage to the locker room of The Legacy, where The
Alpha Greg Price is seated in a chair as the rest of the group surrounds
him. All are quiet except Justin Schenck, who speaks as he paces from side to
side.
Schenck: Okay Greg, this is
it. Your match with Mike Troha is next, and you know what needs to be done.
This is no ho-hum episode of Frequency. Look at it for what it really is, a chance to dominate. An
opportunity to begin the process of putting this guy on the shelf.
That's not any cliché Greg. We will put Mike Troha out, and we will do it for a
reason. Now you guys, listen up, because this concerns you as well. Earlier
today, I got a call from
Price
rises from his seat, dripping with intensity as the rest of The Legacy cheers
him on. Schenck and Price make their exit as we head out to a break.
-- COMMERCIAL
BREAK --
Back from break “More Human Than Human” by White Zombie
hits and the fans begin booing as The Alpha Greg Price begins making his way
out to the ring, alongside manager Justin Schenck. Price settles himself in the ring, stretching
out as “Arcarsenal” by At The
Drive-In hits and the fans begin cheering The Miracle Mike Troha as he makes
his way to the ring. Troha quickly
slides into the ring and spears Price to the mat, getting this one started in a
hurry!
* THE MIRACLE MIKE TROHA VS. THE ALPHA
GREG PRICE *
Referee: Jose Soares
The bell sounds and Troha pounds on Price, before letting him up only to
spear him back down again! The fans
cheer this, and cheer louder when Troha gets off him and grabs his leg,
immediately looking for his Blind Faith submission hold! Price continuously blocks it, and Schenck
jumps onto the apron, trying to cause a distraction, and when he does so, Price
nails Troha with a low blow!
Troha is
slow to get up, and Price takes advantage of this, quickly getting to his feet
and stomping away on Troha. Price lifts
him up and tosses him into the corner, ready to do some damage, but Troha
rebounds, booting him in the stomach and nailing Divine Intervention out of
nowhere! Troha hooks the leg… one, two, three!
* WINNER VIA PINFALL: THE MIRACLE MIKE
TROHA *
Before Troha can even celebrate his victory or his music can even hit,
Schenck enters the ring and begins stomping on him, followed quickly by The
Omega Steve Beovich, Darrin Giles and Jonathan Brett all pouring out from the
back to join in on the assault. The
Legacy beats on Troha viciously until The Miracle is left battered and
bloodied, unable to get to his feet as we take a commercial break.
-- COMMERCIAL
BREAK --
Back from
break, “We Who Are Not as Others” by Sepultura lurks onto the speakers and
Bishop Cross, Reaper and Loki -- collectively known as Army of the Damned --
make their way to the ring to a deafening chorus of boos. The three enter the ring and Cross does so
with a microphone.
Cross:
On October 22, the Army of the Damned moves a step further to the total
domination of the PWA. Not only will
Reaper and Loki defeat Paul Epton and John Wolfe to capture the Tag Team
Championship, but I will rid the PWA of the disease known as GI Jew. GI Jew is a…
Suddenly, “Opium of the People” by Slipknot blasts onto the speakers, and
GI Jew appears at the top of the ramp, with a mic in
his hand.
Jew:
You know Cross, I don’t feel like listening to you talk tonight. I’d much rather fight.
With that, Jew tosses the mic down and darts down
to the ring, immediately going to war with three men!
Jew holds
his own initially, but eventually the numbers game catches up to him. As the Army begins to take the advantage, the
Tag Team Champions Paul Epton and John Wolfe dart to the ring and even up the
odds! The three battle the Army to a
stalemate when the lights go out and Speed Demon’s logo appears on the
Jumbotron, flashing repeatedly amidst the crack of thunder! The fans cheer wildly, and when the lights go
back on, the Army flees to the back, in search of Speed Demon, who has not
appeared in the ring. As the Army leaves
to find their nemesis, we take a commercial break.
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --
The action
turns back to ringside, where boos come from the crowd as "Still Ballin" by the legendary 2Pac and Trick Daddy booms
through the speakers for James Biamonte, Darrin Giles, and Dexter P. Wellington
to arrive in tandem. Justin Schenck and Winston accompany their charges to
the ring, but the camera makes sure to catch a disgusted look on Wellington's
face as he covers his ears for both the boos of the crowd and the music that is
playing.
Ferrara: Yeah, after Dex pinned the guy. It’s ridiculous. And now he can't
recieve a title shot as long as Simon is the champion? I feel bad for good ol' Dexter.
They
climb into the ring and wait as "Piggy Bank" by 50 Cent takes over
and a strong ovation ensues as the team of Paul Dawkins, Victor Simon and
Renegade appear at the top of the stage. Simon and Renegade both look eager for
action and drop their title belts on the ramp before they all stampede into the
ring to get it on!
* SIX-MAN TAG TEAM MATCH: PWA INTERNATIONAL CHAMPION RENEGADE, PWA
PROGRESSIVE CHAMPION VICTOR SIMON & PAUL DAWKINS VS. JAMES BIAMONTE, DARRIN
GILES & DEXTER P. WELLINGTON *
Referee: Matt Hansen
From the
outset, Dawkins goes after Biamonte, Giles trades fists with Renegade and
Wellington takes no time in picking up his battle against Simon. Dawkins
delivers a dropkick that sends Biamonte reeling through the ropes and to the
floor. At the same time,
Dawkins
and Renegade leave the ring, allowing Simon to further the advantage against
the man he defend his title against next week. Simon
peppers Giles with three fists to the face before shooting him to the ropes and
sending him up and down with the same back body drop that felled
The
two-time International Champion gets into the ring and tries to lift Giles up,
but he gets raked across the eyes! Giles kicks Dawkins in the gut and quickly
tags out to Biamonte. Biamonte runs into the ring and bounces off the ropes to
drop down low and cut Dawkins' legs out from under him with a ferocious chop
block!
Biamonte
goes to work on Dawkins' leg with several kicks and stomps, but a jump from the
middle rope backfires when Dawkins uses his other long leg to nail Biamonte in
the chin. Dawkins rolls to his corner and tags in Renegade, who enters and
spears Biamonte to the canvas to a big pop!
Renegade
wails away on Biamonte's cranium with an unleashed
fury of fists. Biamonte finds refuge by pulling himself under the bottom rope
and walking away. Renegade gives chase, but runs right into a trip up from
Winston that drops him flat on his face! Biamonte rolls back into the ring to
tag
The
Progressive Champion mounts the top rope and waits for Wellington to turn
around before crashing him down with a cross body block, but Wellington reverses
the momentum for one...two...and Simon kicks out!
Both
men reach their feet quickly and begin to trade blows in the middle of the
ring.
* WINNERS VIA PINFALL: JAMES
BIAMONTE, DARRIN GILES & DEXTER P. WELLINGTON *
Dawkins
and Renegade help Simon out of the ring as an overjoyed
Cox
does not appear in front of the crowd, but his image does pop up on the
Jumbotron.
Cox: Let me be the
first to say great job Dexter. That was impressive. But what isn't impressive is your listening skills. Maybe you didn't hear me when I
said as long as Simon holds that title, you won't get another crack at it.
Maybe your ears are clogged, try a Q-tip.
Cox: Pay attention Dex, because neither is what's about to happen to you.
Cox's
image fades out of the screen and
-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --