SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
20, 2004
SULLIVAN ARENA
ANCHORAGE , ALASKA
SEGMENT 1: INTRODUCTION:
The
FBI warning flashes onto the screen, before fading into a video that highlights
the PWA Championship match between champion and hometown hero Solomon, and
challenger Iceman Jason Calysto. After this, a video, set to "Fallen
Souls" by Ours is shown, running down all of the
matches on tonight's show. At its conclusion, we are taken inside the Sullivan
Arena in
Troy: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sullivan Arena in Anchorage,
Alaska, welcome to PWA Fallen Souls! I’m
Victor Troy, along here with Paul Ferrara, and we are LIVE on pay-per-view for
another huge event!
Troy: Also tonight, we’ll see the war to
settle the score between TFU and the Hot Boy$, GI Jew and Anthony Failla battle
it out, plus much more!
Ferrara: Yeah, like Steve Beovich and
Justice for the International title, and SOMEONE has
purchased the services of Dee Licious!
Troy: Needless to say, I hope neither of
them has sold out…
SEGMENT 2: MATCH
1: SHOWTIME DAMON SAVAGE VS. JON
DULBERG:
Referee:
Dan Martin
The action is set to begin once Mudvayne's
"Not Falling" booms through the speakers and ring announcer Lee
Palmer climbs into the ring.
Palmer:
Ladies and gentlemen, this is our opening contest and it is scheduled for one fall!
Introducing first, from
Dulberg emerges to a chorus of boos from the fans
and scoffs at as many as he can during his walk to the ring. He steps inside
and does his signature crowd displeasing pose as "Footprints" by
Young Buck and 50 Cent takes over.
Palmer:
And his opponent, being led to the ring by "Not
That" Rodney King, from
A loud blast of pyro explodes and the Alaskan crowd
gives a very warm greeting to Showtime as he steps through the curtain. His
custom made red and white robe bounces as he bobs his way to the ring, but
he quickly removes it to get things going against Dulberg.
Ferrara:
After weeks of tension between these two, Showtime and
Dulberg are finally going to get it on right now. Who do you like
The bell sounds and Dulberg instantly goes after
Savage for a collar-and-elbow tie up. Trying to outwrestle him early, Dulberg
is surprised when Showtime executes a go behind into a takedown and finishes by
stomping hard on the back of his head.
Showtime gets Dulberg off the mat and shoots him to
the ropes, but the whip is reversed and Dulberg buys some time with a back
elbow to the jaw. With Showtime down, Dulberg goes on the offensive
dramatically, choking him with his boot until Dan Martin counts to five.
Dulberg shrugs off the referee's disqualification
warning before lifting Savage up and sparking a huge chop across his chest. He
follows up with another before whipping Showtime into the opposite corner.
Dulberg grins at King outside the ring before charging, but the former
Progressive Champion meets him with a massive clothesline! Savage gets down and
covers for a two count, which is when Dulberg kicks out of the pin attempt.
Savage gets Dulberg up and drills him with an
overhand left, and follows with another heavy right. The southpaw goes for his
trademark left hook, but Dulberg desperately ducks under it and scoops him
up to drop him chin-first on the top turnbuckle!
Dulberg heads up to the top rope and King looks
very nonchalant as he measures up his jump, but as he soars, Showtime rolls
away and Dulberg connects flat on the canvas! Showtime shakes away the cobwebs
as he lifts Dulberg off the canvas and nails him dead-on with the Its Showtime neckbreaker! Savage makes a cover and hooks the near leg as
Martin counts one...two...three!
"Footprints" replays and King quickly
rolls into the ring to hold Showtime's hand in victory, but Savage quickly
takes his arm away from his manager to get right into the face of the defeated
Dulberg and talk some trash before exiting the ring. King follows his client,
but looks back at Dulberg as he is being helped off the canvas.
WINNER
VIA PINFALL AT
SEGMENT 3: BACKSTAGE:
The
camera cuts backstage to Nick Cade, who is with Dee Licious.
Cade:
Dee Licious then
walks off and we return ringside.
SEGMENT 4: MATCH
2: PWA TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP:
THE NATURALS © VS. PAUL DAWKINS & JACKIE BACCARO
Referee:
Tom Stevens
Earshot’s “Control”
creeps onto the speakers, and the crowd showers the
Naturals with jeers. The Tag Champs march out from behind the curtain with
confident grins, and are followed by Justin Schenck. The boos
emanating from the audience do not phase the trio in the slightest. They climb
into the ring and unwrap the belts from around their
waists, before climbing onto the turnbuckles and holding them high, as if to
gloat to the crowd. After several moments, they hand the belts to the referee,
who places them at the side. Their theme soon ends, and Sevendust’s
“Black” sends the crowd roaring in approval for Paul Dawkins and Jackie
Baccaro. They move out from the curtains and stand tall on the ramp with a look
of focus etched on their faces. Dawkins and Baccaro look over at each other,
and with a nod, they stampede down the ramp and slide into the ring, going
right for The Naturals!
Dawkins and Baccaro battle The Naturals into the ropes, then
simultaneously clothesline the champs out of the ring! The crowd cheers in
seeing them clear house! The Naturals regroup on the outside, with Schenck
giving them pointers. The referee attempts to get the match under control, but
Baccaro gets a running start and launches himself out of the ring and drops
himself onto The Naturals!
Before long, Dawkins rolls out of the ring and takes up the fight with Greg
Price, while Baccaro recovers from the long drop. At length, he grabs Kris
Anthony and tosses him into the ring before rolling in himself and finally
getting this match officially started. The bell sounds.
Troy: This match just started in the record books, Paul, but these two teams
hate each other and have been battling on and off ever since our last
pay-per-view!
Baccaro waits for Price to get to his feet, before charging forward and walking
right into a belly to belly suplex. Price maintains the advantage while n the
outside, Dawkins is pulled off of Anthony by Schenck! The Legacy manager begins
to flee, but before Dawkins and give chase, Anthony comes back up and hits a
crushing back suplex on Dawkins, landing him hard on the ground! Leaving
Dawkins to writhe on the outside, Anthony gets himself back on the apron while
Price goes for the cover on Baccaro. One... Two... and a kick
out.
Price keeps Baccaro down with kicks to the ribs of Baccaro. Price lifts him up
and drives him back into the mat with a suplex, then follows it up with a body
slam that makes the crowd chant Baccaro’s name, in an
attempt to will him back into the match. Price locks in a sleeper hold, but the
crowd continues to chant. Baccaro spends several seconds in the hold, and the
referee checks his arm. It drops once. It drops twice. It’s drops--No! Baccaro
refuses to let the arm go down!
The fans begin to cheer as Baccaro thrusts elbows into Prices stomach, causing
him to break the move. Baccaro bounces off the ropes and hits a hard shoulder
block the floors Price! Baccaro rushes back to his corner for the tag...but no
one is there! Baccaro is confused and he looks on the outside, where Dawkins is
still recovering from landing on his back on the outside. As he shouts for
Dawkins to get back up, Price makes the tag to Anthony!
Dawkins hears Baccaro’s voice, and he struggles to
make it back to the apron, but Anthony spins Baccaro around and with a boot to
the gut, he hits a huge DDT. Dawkins finally makes it
back up to the apron, but Anthony continues to beat down on Baccaro. Anthony
wrenches Baccaro off the mat, but Baccaro breaks out of his clutches and hits a
Bearhug Slam out of no where! With Anthony on the
floor, an exhausted Baccaro makes the tag to Dawkins and slips out of the ring.
Dawkins comes into the ring and
peels Anthony off the mat, then sets him up for the M.O.A.B.! The crowd cries
out in approval! Schenck, however, climbs up on the ring apron. The referee
won’t have it and rushes over to Schenck, scolding him. As Dawkins attempts to
lift Anthony, Price storms into the ring and drives a fist sharply into
Dawkins’ back! He drops Anthony as Price slides out of the ring. The crowd is
enraged as Anthony rolls up Dawkins while Schenck drops off the apron with a
smirk. One. Two. Three.
Baccaro gathers the strength to
look back into the ring, expecting to see victory, but instead finds the belts
being awarded back to The Naturals. As “Control” plays throughout the Sullivan
Arena, The Naturals and Schenck quickly leave the area with the belts in hand.
Baccaro slides back into the ring as Dawkins gets back to his feet. Baccaro
can’t believe that The Naturals managed to get the win and shouts in Dawkins’
face. Dawkins clutches at his back while trying to explain, but Baccaro shakes
his head and bears a disgusted look. He leaves the ring and his partner behind.
The crowd doesn’t know what to think.
Ferrara: What do you think that was about,
Troy: Of course not, they just lost their chance at
winning back the belts, but more importantly, it seems that Baccaro blames
Dawkins for the loss.
Dawkins, disappointed, looks on as Baccaro trudges up the ramp and heads
backstage.
WINNERS VIA PINFALL AT
SEGMENT 5: MATCH
3: BISHOP CROSS VS. DAMIEN FIELDS:
Referee:
Jose Soares
As we prepare for
the next contest, “Phantom of the Opera overture” by Andrew Lloyd Webber hits,
and the crowd begins booing rampantly as a flock of druids with flaming torches
makes its way down the aisle. As they
take their positions, the enigmatic newcomer Bishop Cross stars down the aisle,
wearing the same garb he sported Tuesday night.
Cross looks like a killing machine from another world as he enters the
ring, and the crowd is taken aback by him.
Moments later, “Ride the
Lightning” by Metallica hits, and the crowd cheers as
Damien Fields makes his way to the ring, looking to be the first to do battle
with Bishop Cross. Fields wastes no time
getting down there, and immediately takes it to Cross, blasting him with hard
rights and the bell sounds. Fields
pounds Cross into the ropes, whipping him against them and blasting him with a
big dropkick as he returns. The fans
cheer this, and also cheer the huge dropkick he blasts a rising Cross
with. Fields stops to pump his fist in
the air, getting a rise out of the crowd, but also raising the ire of Cross,
who is now back on his feet again.
Fields turns around, and Cross meets him with a sick looking STO.
Cross lifts Fields up and whips
him hard into the corner, before destroying him with a big stinger splash. Fields stumbles forward, and Cross bashes him
down with a jumping swinging neckbreaker. Cross then grabs Fields’ legs and slingshots
him into the top turnbuckle, and as Fields springs back, Cross holds out his
knees, letting Fields crash down across them.
With Fields writhing in pain, Cross lifts him up and perches him on the
top rope. He then grabs him forward,
hanging him off the top rope by his feet, and DDT’s him to the mat with furious
impact! Then, with Fields nearly
unconscious, Cross drags him to the center of the ring and slaps on a variation
of the Sharpshooter that he calls the Grand Finale!
Ferrara: And I
think the name will hold true tonight, Troy, because there is NOWHERE for
Fields to go!
After several seconds writhing
in the move and bordering on unconsciousness, Fields pounds the mat in tremendous
main, tapping out. The bell is rung and
the fans boo loudly as Bishop Cross is announced the winner. He keeps Fields in the hold for several additional
seconds, just to get his point across, before finally breaking it. “Phantom of the Opera overture” then hits as
the arena turns black once again.
However, before exiting, Cross stares directly into the camera and
begins speaking.
Cross: Scythe… when you’re healed up…
you know where to find me… this is not over… this has merely just begun.
Cross then exists the ring, expressing little emotion.
Troy: You know what Paul, I think you’re
right. And I don’t think that’s a good
thing at all for all of us here in the PWA.
Not at all.
WINNER VIA SUBMISSION AT
SEGMENT 6: MATCH
4: PWA PROGRESSIVE CHAMPIONSHIP:
DARRIN GILES © VS. DYNAMITE DEAN NASH
Referee:
Jason Church
For the third time
tonight, “Control” by Earshot hits, bringing out The Legacy once again. The
crowd groans as Justin Schenck heads onto the ramp, followed by Darrin Giles
this time, who holds the Progressive belt over his
shoulder. They head down the aisle, brimming with confidence, but it’s obvious
that the crowd wishes for nothing more than their defeat. Giles climbs into the
ring and stands on the turnbuckles as Schenck stays on the outside, applauding
his client. Suddenly the crowd bursts into cheers as the theme ends and The
Prodigy’s “Spitfire” begins! “Dynamite” Dean Nash
arrives to a loud pop from the crowd.
As Giles hands the belt over to the referee, Nash slides into the ring. From
there, the bell sounds and Giles does not wait for another second to get things
started. Nash refuses to back down and the two begin to brawl with one another.
Giles gains the upper hand and grabs Nash by the arm, tossing him into the ropes.
As soon as he comes back, Giles flattens him with a drop toe hold. Before Nash
can get back to his feet, Giles helps lift him up and plants him with a suplex
that makes Nash roar out in pain. The fans do not like where this is going, but
Schenck is more than pleased so far. He continues to bark out orders for Giles
to follow.
Giles lifts up Nash for an additional suplex, but Nash slips out of it as he
goes up and hits an enormous reverse DDT to the delight of the crowd! Schenck
slaps the mat as Nash goes for the cover, but barely gets a two count. Nash
peels Giles off the canvas and tosses him into the corner. Giles hits the
corner hard as Nash charges in and with a running elbow! With Giles stunned,
Nash brings him up and sets him on top of the turnbuckle. Nash gets ready to
destroy him with a superplex, but Schenck is going
berserk on the outside. He hops onto the apron, and the crowd is annoyed by Schenck’s interference. The referee isn’t the least bit
pleased either, and reprimands Schenck of his actions.
Nash is struggling to pull off the devastating move, but Giles refuses to
budge. He gets in several punches to the gut that weakens Nash’s grip before
shoving him hard to the mat. As Schenck continues to distract the referee,
Scott Hosemann flies down the ramp.
Hosemann slides into the ring and grabs Nash off the mat before spinning him
around. Nash finds himself in a bigger dilemma when Hosemann plants a boot in
his gut, followed by a solid Superstar Stunner, dropping Nash to the mat.
Hosemann flees from the area as Giles grins into the crowd. He flies off the
turnbuckle with a top rope big splash as Schenck calmly gets off the apron. The
referee turns around to see Giles make the cover over Nash. One.
Two. Three. The bell sounds.
“Control” hits yet again, and Giles is awarded with the title. Schenck climbs
into the ring and celebrates with Giles to the chagrin of the crowd.
WINNER VIA PINFALL AT
SEGMENT 7: BACKSTAGE:
The
shot cuts to the interview area,. where Traci Reed is with The Hot Boy$ and Camieko.
Reed: I'm here with
the new Women's Champion, Camieko, and the Hot Boy$.
Romeo, Jaguar, you are on your way to the ring to face TFU for what is supposed
to be the match that settles the score between you two teams. What's on your
minds?
All
four stop and look as TFU enters the picture.
Tantalus: I'll tell you what's on their minds
Traci. It's "How bad will TFU kick all three of
our asses tonight"? That's right, all three. Thanks to you guys,
my sister has a concussion and couldn't be here tonight.
Romeo: Too bad, so sad for you. But don't
worry Greg. After tonight, your bitch ass can join her with a concussion to
call your own.
Jaguar: Sure sounds like one. Listen guys,
this has gone on for way too long. You would think that two years off ass kickings is enough, but since you want one for old times sake, we'll be more than happy to meet your needs.
We'll see you out there.
TFU
nods in a menacing way, but The Hot Boy$ don't budge as they turn and head to
the ringside area.
SEGMENT 8: MATCH
5: THE HOT BOY$ VS. TFU:
Referee:
Matt Hansen
Matt Hansen stands
in the ring as Ill Nino's "Have You Ever Felt" breaks the buzzing of
the crowd. To one of the biggest negative reactions heard thus far, TFU step
through the curtain and make their way down to the ring. Greg Tantalus looks
extremely focused while Hollywood Mike Griffin takes his usual cocky stroll,
hamming it up with the nearby fans before stepping into the ring.
Troy: Just to clarify what was said earlier,
Lauren Tantalus is absent tonight and resting at home in Colorado after
suffering a severe concussion during her loss to Camieko this past Tuesday
night on Frequency.
Ferrara: Yeah, thanks to Camieko and her 450
splash, Lauren is sitting at home. TFU will surely have that on their minds
tonight.
As
The Hot Boy$ enter
the ring and pose on the turnbuckles until their music ends and they quickly
take off their jackets and disrobe as TFU climbs back into the ring. Jaguar
takes off his shades and tosses his bandana into the crowd as
Ferrara: To these
four, this is even bigger than the tag titles. They simply hate each other;
always have and always will, even if this is the one to settle the score once
and for all.
The bell rings and
Jaguar and Tantalus circle the ring before locking up in the center. Tantalus
takes the early advantage with a side headlock and he keeps it by taking Jaguar
down to the mat with it. Jaguar forces his way back to his feet and sends
Tantalus to the ropes. He bounces off and Jaguar floors him with a hip toss.
Tantalus gets up
quickly and Jaguar delivers a flurry of right hands, but it's countered with a
shot to the midsection and a rake to the eyes. Tantalus follows up with a snap
suplex and makes a cover, but it only gets a count of two before he tags in
Even Tantalus is
skeptical as his partner goes up to the top rope for his moonsault,
which he delivers in picture-perfect fashion, but misses as Jaguar rolls away!
Jaguar tags in Romeo as
Romeo looks to
further his assault, but Camieko points out Griffin's actions and Da Playboi makes a quick tag to
Jaguar, who climbs up to the top rope. Romeo gets Tantalus onto his shoulders
and with
Ferrara: Oh, that won't make Greg happy.
The bell sounds and
Tantalus grabs a TV
camera and smashes it on the ground repeatedly, screaming at
WINNERS VIA PINFALL AT