Trauma Results {4/12/05}

[A Ghost in the Wind]

PCW Tuesday Trauma
Tuesday, April 12, 2005
Live on E! from the Pure Class Arena in Greenville, South Carolina

In the Beginning
Details: As the show started, we were suprised to be told that President Icemann was not going to be able to make it to the arena, for he had a very important meeting with the Board of Directors over at the E! Network Headquarters, discussing the future of Trauma being aired on their network.

Match One: Singles Match
The Painted Assassin vs. Python
Referee: Travis Wilson
Winner: The Painted Assassin via pinfall
Match Details: The opener of the night was a fairly decent one, getting the crowd booming from the start. The Painted Assassin, who clearly had the crowd in his corner the entire match, went to work on Python, hitting him with a Spinebuster and then a PileDriver, early in the match. Python had very few chances to respond to the offensive attack by TPA, but he was able to connect with a spear midway into the match. But, the crowd rallied The Painted Assassin back into the match, and he was able to capitalize- getting the pin at the 9 minutes and 32 seconds mark after hitting the Assassination.

"The Icemann" Live Via Satellite
Details: President Icemann wasn't able to make it to the arena, for he was in a conference with the Board of Directors for the E! Channel. But that didn't keep "The Icemann" away from making his presence felt! We were shown "The Icemann" standing outside of the E! Network Conference Room, with a huge smile on his face. He let everyone know, via satellite feed, that he has worked out the problem with the E! Channel, so expect to see Trauma back on the air, live, next week. He also reported to us that this episode of Trauma will be broadcasted on Saturday at 12 AM, and advised everyone with computer access to "hop on the Internet and tell your friends to watch the show."

Match Two: Singles Match
The Crow vs. "Showtime" Xander North
Referee: Tim Jones
Winner: Draw; Double Count-Out
Match Details: This was a fairly close match, with neither man getting much of an advantage over the other. The fans were clearly behind Xander, for they knew very little of this PCW rookie, The Crow, or as he likes to call himself, That Damn Crow. At one point of the match, the two Superstars were outside the ring battling it out, and they clearly couldn't hear the Official Tim Jones begin the mandatory ten-count. As they battled up the entrance ramp, Xander had gotten the upper-hand. He noticed Tim Jones counting the two out, but before he gotten back into the ring, it was too late. They were both counted out at the 8 minutes and 41 seconds mark.

PCW Superstar Returns
Details: After The Crow-Xander match, a video feed appeared on the PCW-Tron announcing the return of former PCW Superstar Maniac on the next edition of Trauma. Maniac had been working in the IWL, but recently opted out to buy-out the rest of his contract, to come back to work with the PCW. When Maniac was with the PCW, he was involved in some legendary matches between himself and Onslaught, and even took part in two matches against "The Icemann"!

Match Three: Non-Title Singles Match
Pegasus (International Champion) vs. "The Anarchist" Jason Willard {w/Destiny Willard}
Referee: Eddie Lane
Winner: Jason Willard via submission
Match Details: This was one of more anticipated matches of the night. The idea of this match apparently came from "The Icemann", who tried to book a morale do-gooder to face the man known as "The Anarchist", in a plea to satisfy the E! Network and the FCC. This might have been one of the worst decisions "The Icemann" has ever made. The match started off slow, with both trying to feel eachother out. Pegasus was the first to gain leverage, hitting a few high impact maneuvers on Jason, including a Death Valley Driver; much to the delight of the fans. But once the tag specialist Jason got the upper-hand, with a low-blow {which, even though Eddie Lane was in clear sight of seeing, said he saw nothing}, the tides never again swayed in Pegasus's favor. Jason, being urged on by his wife at ringside, began hitting the newly-crowned International Champion with a flurry of offensive maneuvers, including his Split-legged JawBreaker. When he sensed he had the match in the bag, he hit Pegasus with a Triple Northern Lights Suplex, and quickly followed it up with one of his finishers...the Depths of Pain! And the pain for Pegasus seemed to be too much, for, at the 17 minute and 2 second mark in this match, Pegasus began tapping out.

Post Match Beatdown
Details: After the bell had sounded, Jason refused breaking the hold, continuing to rip at the arms and neck of Pegasus. Referee Eddie Lane half-heartedly tried to have Jason break the hold, but it was to no avail. Destiny was in the ring, laughing at the misfortune Pegasus was going through until..."Wait and Bleed" by Slipknot began to play and LoKi, who had been expected to be out for atleast 2 weeks, came storming to the ring, chair in hand. Destiny told Willard this and "The Anarchist" broke the hold. As LoKi slid into the ring with the chair, Destiny and Jason slid out. As they were making their way up the entrance ramp, LoKi helped Pegasus back onto his feet, the crowd cheering at the site. But before the moment could have gotten too gushy, LoKi leveled Pegasus with the chair! He began attacking the left arm of Pegasus with the chair- the same arm Jason Willard had just been ripping back- and only stopped when backstage officials and referees stormed the ring to stop it.

Match Four: Non-Title Singles Match
Innovator (World Champion) vs. "Platinum" Tony Arnaut
Referee: Tyrone Little
Winner: Draw; No Contest
Match Details: On paper, this match could have been the match of the night, and could have headlined any Pay-Per-View. However, in reality, this match never gotten underway, for, before the match began, a man unknown to the PCW ran into the ring, and started attacking both Tony Arnaut, and the World Champion, Innovator. He quickly disposed of Tony, and then primarily set his sights on Innovator. After working on the Champ for a few minutes, and after referees and backstage officials stormed the ring to break this unknown assaliant off of the World Champion, the man picked up the World Championship, and held it high into the air.

Match Five: Triple Threat North American Championship Match
Sexay Jay (Champ) vs. Angelica Night vs. Black Ice
Referee: Richard Stevens
Winner: Angelica Night via pinfall
Match Details: This turned out to be the best match of the night, as all three were focused to walk out of the second Trauma as the North American Champion. Sexay Jay began the match trying to "rap" to Angelica, but Black Ice wanted to hear nothing of it. He went to Angelica's "aide", and immediately started to pound away on Jay. Angelica smiled in delight, as she watched the two men fight over, not only the PCW North American Championship, but fight over, what appeared to be, her. The the two tumbled outside the ring through the middle and bottom rope, she waited for them to get back onto their feet, and then she dived out of the ring through the second rope, pretty much the same as she did the previous week in the Rumble For The Gold Match. All three managed to get themselves back into the ring, and Sexay Jay was able to get the upper-hand on Black Ice. For the most part, while the two men were fighting, Angelica stayed out of it; preserving herself. The few ocassions she did try to get into the scuffle, either Jay pushed her out of the way, or Black Ice did. At around the 12 minute mark, Jay was able to hit the Love for the Ladies on Black Ice, and then went for the cover afterwards. After the pin attempt was broken up by Angelica, Jay got into the face of Ms. Night, and slapped her. She retaliated with a slap of her own- the Angelic! Jay bounced back onto his feet, and he struck Angelica down with a short-armed clothesline. Black Ice seen this, got back to his feet, and started oing off on Jay. He opened up with a flurry of blows to Jay, that knocked him clear out of the ring. As Black Ice came to help Angelica, and reached down for her, she grabbed him, and rolled him up in a small package. Referee Richard Stevens counted the three, and Angelica Night was crowned the new PCW North American Champion. She is the second woman in PCW history to hold a Championship. As Jay was getting back onto his feet, he looked at his two companions [Glock Fine and K-Muny] and started complaning.

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Written in the memory of Barry Ferrell.
1986-2005