Trauma Results {06-06-06}

[danellis]

Tuesday Night Trauma
Tuesday, June 6th 2006
Live on E! from the Pure Class Arena is Greenville, South Carolina.


Match One
Singles Match
Kyle Time vs. The Byrd
Referee: Eddie Lane

Match Details:

The match begins with the wrestlers coming to the ring to their signature themes and videos. In the ring the referee calls for the bell and both competitors walk into the middle of the ring. Byrd immediately swings with a clothesline but Time sees it coming and ducks. As Byrd turns back to face Time he is met by a series of chops to the chest. Time then attempts an irish whip across the ring but is reversed and on her return to the centre of the ring is met with a spinebuster. Byrd then goes straight after Time by picking him up and landing a quick and effective backdrop that winds him. Byrd then lifts Time to his feet and hoists him up into a vertical suplex. Byrd then applies a Boston crab to Time who scrambles around trying to find the ropes. After 15 seconds, Time manages to pull himself to the ropes and Byrd leaves the hold. Byrd then lifts Time to his feet and locks in a belly to belly hold before throwing Time overhead in a suplex. Byrd then goes to pick up Time but is caught with a painful shoulder to the gut. Then Time lands several open handed punches to the head of Byrd who staggers backwards towards the ropes. Time then runs at the ropes and then, on the rebound, runs at Byrd who is prepared for his arrival and delivers a quick and brutal Belly-to-belly suplex over the top hope to the floor. Time lands awkwardly on the floor and seems to be injured as the referee initiates the count. 1…2…3…4… Byrd moves to the ropes to see if Time is getting up yet, but he isn’t…5…6…7… Byrd still stares down at Time who is faintly moving but not enough to get near the ring…8...9…10!!! Time fails to re-enter the ring and Byrd wins via Count out.

Winner: The Byrd via count out.

Match Two
Singles Match
Brain “Atlas” McNight vs. “Dark Lightning” Justin Adams
Referee: Roberto Garcia

Match Details: Ruled a no contest as both competitors failed to show up.

Match Three
Handicap Match
2Guys vs. James Keenan
Referee: Tom White

Match Details:

The match begins with a little offensive by James Keenan but soon the numbers take advantage. Menace and Jackle’s quick tags and hard hitting in the corner mean that James Keenan is beaten down quite hard. Jackle lifts Keenan onto the turnbuckle before distracting the referee. Menace pulls Keenan over the top rope and, with his feet trapped underneath the ropes, bends him awkwardly. Menace hits a couple of shots to the ribs before throwing Keenan back into the ring. Jackle gets Keenan up in the corner before James fights back with nu8merous shots. He knocks Menace off the ring and forces Jackle across the ring. From the opposite turnbuckle, Keenan whips Jackle back across the ring. Menace dives in the ring to be clobbered by his charging partner. Jackle bounces off Menace and falls into a backdrop from Keenan. Keenan covers but Menace breaks it up at two. Menace gets Keenan to his feet and rests him against the ropes. He goes to clothesline Keenan out of the ring but Keenan pulls the top rope down and Menace flies to the outside. Jackle stalks Keenan from behind and as Keenan turns he goes for a kick. Keenan catches the foot and spins Jackle around into the closing song. James Keenan covers before Menace can get back into the ring.

Winner: James Keenan via pinfall.

Match Four
Genesis Rules
Justin “Stormm” Michaels vs. “Dynamite” Dan Ellis
Referee: Steve Shaw

Match Details:

The match begins with the angry Dan Ellis hitting numerous hard shots and kicks, grounding Michaels from the beginning. Michaels is sent into the corner and Dan Ellis pounds away, not relying on his wrestling background in order to get a needed win. He pulls Justin to his feet before whipping him across the ring. Justin hits the turnbuckle before charging back out and catching the on running Ellis with a clothesline. Dan gets to his feet but is knocked back down. Ellis is back up but Stormm turns him around into a backdrop. Michaels covers. 1…2… No. Dan Ellis is hauled up and set up for belly-to-belly suplex and it is hit. Ellis gets to his feet holding his back and gets hits by a standing dropkick to the jaw. Michaels covers. 1…2… No. Dan Ellis lifts his shoulder. Michaels gets Ellis back up but Ellis hits a knee to the gut. Ellis shoots Michaels into the ropes and hits spine buster. Ellis waits for Justin to get to his feet before looking to lock the Danmission on him. Justin turns around before he can lock it in and hits another belly-to-belly suplex. Michaels jumps to his feet and stalks Dynamite. Dan Ellis gets up on the opposite side of the ring before turning and charging. Michaels ducks underneath a clothesline and captures Dan Ellis from behind. He grabs the head and hits he reverse Implant DDT and covers.

Winner: Justin “Stormm” Michaels via pin fall.

Match Five
Genesis Rules
Rodney Phoenix vs. Mark Brown
Referee: Roberto Garcia

Match Details:

The match begins as normal with both competitors walking to the ring and taking up their positions on either side of the ring. The referee calls for the bell and the two wrestlers lock up with a collar and elbow tie up. Phoenix turns the hold into a headlock on Brown but is reversed by Brown throwing his into the ropes. On the rebound, Brown forces Phoenix to the ground with a forceful shoulder block. Brown grabs Phoenix’s head and pulls him up to his feet. He then lifts Phoenix up onto his shoulder in a power slam-like manoeuvre. He then runs forwards in an attempt to gain momentum but Phoenix slides out of the move behind and pushes Brown into the turnbuckle, crushing his chest in the process. Brown stumbles backwards into a German suplex from Phoenix. Phoenix picks up Brown and turns him around do that he is facing his back and lifts him up into a backdrop but, instead, drops him down across his knee in a backbreaker. Phoenix pulls up Brown and lands a vertical suplex on him. Phoenix covers- 1… 2… Kick out. Phoenix picks up Brown but is met with a punch to the gut, then another, then Brown finds his way to his feet and runs at the ropes. On the way back, however, Phoenix has recovered and lands a crippling spine buster on him. As Brown rolls onto his front, Phoenix stands above him and locks in a camel clutch. Brown begins to writhe around in pain but refuses to tap, so about a minute later, Phoenix lets go of the hold and picks up Brown before lifting him onto his shoulder, as Brown did earlier, and rushes forward proceeding to drive Brown into the mat. Brown clutches his back in pain as Phoenix walks around to Brown’s legs and locks in a painful Sharpshooter right in the middle of the ring. Brown squirms around looking for the ropes, but they are nowhere near. After holding on for about 10 seconds Brown relents to the pain and taps. Rodney Phoenix picks up a submission victory.

Winner: Rodney Phoenix via submission


Match Six
Singles Contest
“Showtime” Mikey Wryght vs. Pegasus vs. Ace Anderson
Referee: Travis Wilson

Match Details:

All three men make it to the ring, Pegasus followed by Showtime followed by the former PCW World Champion. They all are in the ring for the beginning of the match and once the bell sounds, Mikey comes towards Pegasus. He talks a little trash before quickly turning to his right and leathering Ace with a hard right hand. He then turns and hits Pegasus square in the jaw. Pegasus falls back into the corner as Mikey continues to hit the punches. Pegasus manages to block a right hand before hitting one of his own. Showtime stumbles into the centre of the ring where Ace charges in a spears Mikey to the canvas. Ace unleashes a flurry of right hands before getting to his feet. He turns straight into an arm drag from Pegasus. Then another. Ace gets back to his feet and gets a knee to the stomach. Pegasus sets him up for a snap suplex but Ace blocks it and hits one of his own. Anderson gets to his feet and turns straight into a clothesline from Mikey Wryght. Ace gets back to his feet straight away but Mikey hits him with numerous chops. Ace is sent back into the corner. Showtime when whips Ace across the ring. The impact of Ace with the turnbuckle sends him out of the corner. Mikey scouts him before hitting a kick to mid section. He looks for a single arm DDT, but Ace drives backwards, driving Mikey into the turnbuckle. He then hits numerous shoulder blocks before putting Mikey onto the top turnbuckle. Ace follows and sets him up for a superplex, but Pegasus gets to his feet. He climbs to the second rope and captures Ace before hitting a super back suplex on him, whilst Ace hits the superplex on Mikey. All three men lay down in the ring before Pegasus crawls over to Ace and makes the cover. 1…2…Ace kicks out. Pegasus manages to haul Ace to his feet and sets him up for a suplex. He hits I a perfect snap suplex before going to the top rope. He positions himself, looking for a moonsault. Pegasus flies through the air gracefully, plummeting down on Anderson, but the former World Champion gets his knees up. Pegasus bounces off the knees, having the air forced from his lungs. He bounces to his feet and falls straight into the grasp of Mikey Wryght. Mikey suddenly hits the Sweetness before covering. Ace gets to his feet and sees the cover, he dives forward but the referee has already counted to 3. Mikey slips out of the ring, knowing he got lucky as Ace stares intensely back at him.

Winner: Mikey Wryght via pin fall.

[danellis]

[The camera cuts from ringside and appears in front of a suitably cocky and arrogant Miguel Malone. He is standing with a microphone in his right hand and is wearing a bright red shirt short-sleeved shirt with the letters M&M&M embroidered in gold thread on his breast pocket.]

Miguel Malone: What a match that was, but here is the real highlight of the night. Miguel Michael Malone, M&M&M. cousin of Wrestling Legend ‘Icemann’ Luis Malave.

I am here with the man who is STILL the PCW North American Champion, Non Compos Mentis.

[The camera pans to its left to see, sure enough, the imposing figure of Non Compos Mentis, wearing his wrestling gear of black denim shorts, a black t-shirt and black denim jacket. Next to him stands his partner in crime, Sofia who will accompany him out to ringside in his match. She is wearing her usual black leather accompaniment of tank top and tight pants to match her long flowing jet black hair.]

Miguel Malone: Tonight, Mentis, you face off against Lantlas for the firs time. What do you think of the reigning PCW World Champion?

Non Compos Mentis: What do I think, what do I think? I have learnt that Lantlas is an empathiser with Al Laiman and Al Laiman is a piece of crap.

Miguel Malone: You have made no secret of the fact that you hate Al Laiman, would you like to say why?

Non Compos Mentis: Al Laiman. I hate him for a number of reasons, the main one being that he is a manager. I know he wrestled, I know he was a great wrestler, but I will tell him this, why aren’t you anymore? Huh, why don’t you wrestle anymore? What happened with you Al, did something happen to you? Don’t give me that shit that you just wanted to help other wrestlers succeed, you lost your talent and you lost your career and now you try to cling on to what life you have left in wrestling. I would gladly beat the hell out of him in a match if he wanted one , but he doesn’t, Instead, like all managers, he stands at ringside and does nothing.

Miguel Malone: Well, What about Sofia, She’s a manager?

[At this point the silent Sofia seems to take some attention in the proceedings and pushes herself in front of Mentis. She stares intensely at Miguel and then speaks.]

Sofia: Get this right, Miguel. I have no problem in getting into the ring when the time is right. That time just hasn’t appeared yet. And I am NOT a manager. Yes, I come down to ringside and watch Mentis wrestler. Yes, I stay at his side to make sure things are satisfactory with him and his surroundings. But I am merely an associate who takes a lot of care in my friend.

Miguel Malone: Ok, So it is now known that you will be facing Anthony Douglas at Return to Glory. What are your thoughts on this new challenger?

Non Compos Mentis: Anthony Douglas, ‘Wolverine’, I am told by other people that he is undefeated in singles matches.

Miguel Malone: That’s right.

Non Compos Mentis: Well, who has he faced. Seth Sinn. Ha, I SPIT on Seth Sinn. I could beat him with my hands tied behind my back. Anthony Douglas, you will find out what it is like to face a true champion at Return to Glory.

[At this comment, Mentis and Sofia exit the conversation and walk off towards the direction of the ring. Miguel is left alone with the cameraman.]

Miguel Malone: Well, there you have it, NCM is confident about his chances at Return to Glory and seems to still be hating Al Laiman for, well, simply being a manager. Non Compos Mentis vs. Lantlas, coming up soon.

[The camera then goes back to ringside ready for the next match.]


Match Seven
Lead Pipe Match
Seth Sinn vs. “Wolverine” Anthony Douglas
Referee: Steve Shaw

Match Details:

The lead pipe in brought to the ring by a PCW ringside assistant, who then places it on top of the commentators’ desk.

Jerry Andrews: No way. I don’t want this match anywhere near our commentary position.

The two competitors then make their way to the ring, first Seth Sinn and then Anthony Douglas. Whilst Douglas is making his entrance, Seth Sinn slides out of the ring and grabs the pipe before charging around the ring, looking to cut Douglas off at the bottom of the ramp. Douglas is aware of his enemy coming and manages to duck a brutal lead pipe shot to the head. Both men turn and Douglas starts laying in the right hands, causing Sinn to drop the pipe. Douglas grabs Seth by the hand and goes to whip him into the ring post but Sinn reverses. The wolverine is sent; face first, into the ring post, his forehead bouncing off horribly. With Douglas on the ground, Seth Sinn lays into him. He mounts Douglas and pounds away, with Douglas unable to protect himself. Finally, Seth Sinn relents and gets off his opponent. He then lifts the pipe and throws it into the ring. Seth Sinn then grabs Anthony Douglas and rolls him into the ring. He slides in and hauls Anthony Douglas to his feet, shoving him into the corner. He hits numerous knee strikes to the stomach before whipping Douglas across the ring. He follows up with a clothesline. Douglas staggers out of the corner as Sinn attacks from behind with a bulldog. Sinn rolls him over and makes a two count on Douglas. Sinn hauls Douglas into the corner, in a seated position and begins stomping away into the gut and ribs. Douglas has all the air forced from his lung with each shot before Sinn drags him to his feet. He hits a hard elbow strike to the nose before leaving the wolverine limp in the corner. He goes for the lead pipe and turns, charging at Douglas. Douglas sees him coming and moves out of the firing line causing Seth Sinn to slam the pipe into the turnbuckle. Sinn turns to be met with a flurry of right hands before Anthony Douglas whips him across the ring. He follows up but Sinn dives out of the corner and connects with a lead pipe shot to the forehead. Immediately blood spurts from the wolverine and Seth Sinn takes advantage, pounding away with right hands, opening up the wound further. Anthony looks in a bad way as the deep gash spurts. Seth Sinn lifts him to his feet before lifting the lead pipe with him too. He places it around the wolverine’s neck before delivering a side Russian leg sweep. Douglas looks out cold as Seth Sinn begins to get cocky. He holds the leg pipe in the air as if it were a trophy before lifting his enemy up once again. He lifts him to his feet and look for the exact same move to the previous; however, Douglas grabs the lead pipe in front of his neck and pulls Seth Sinn over his back. Sinn rolls over and lifts the mat with a seated position with him still holding the pipe. Douglas then hits a dropkick to the spine causing Sinn to release the pipe. Douglas gets back to his feet as Seth Sinn clutches at his upper back. He looks up at the wrong moment, just seeing a flash of grey metal colliding with his forehead. Douglas knocks Seth Sinn out with a horrific shot. He then sits the limp Sinn up and places the lead pipe across the throat, choking him out. The referee calls for the choke to be broken, threatening to disqualify Douglas. He releases the choke before the referee can reach five. Douglas lifts Seth Sinn up but Sinn hits a thumb to the eye. The lead pipe is dropped as Seth whips Douglas into the ropes. The wolverine reverses and Seth in sent into the ropes. Douglas bend down as Seth leapfrogs him and lifts the lead pipe. Sinn comes off the ropes and Douglas turns to clobber Sinn between the eyes. Sinn drops like a stone and Douglas covers him for the victory.

Winner: Anthony Douglas via pinfall.

Match Eight
Singles Match
Lantlas vs. Non Compos Mentis

Match Details:

Both men head to the ring, the North American Champion followed by the World Champion. The bell rings and Lantlas comes to the centre of the ring. Non Compos Mentis accepts a test of strength. He comes forward and locks hands with Lantlas before kneeing him in the stomach. The crowd jeers him as NCM hits Lantlas with a clubbing blow to the back. Obviously realising this is a huge opportunity, NCM dives of Lantlas and begins pounding away with right hands. NCM relents and hauls Lantlas to his feet. He leans him against the ropes and hits the World Champion with a hard open hand slap to the chest. Lantlas suddenly unleashes a right hand, knocking Non Compos Mentis back. He hits another and another and NCM staggers into the centre of the ring. Lantlas charges but runs straight into a power slam. NCM covers but only receives a two count. NCM gets to his feet and hauls Lantlas up and sets him up for a suplex. He lifts Lantlas high in the air and holds him there before driving him into the mat with a horrific brain buster. NCM covers but Lantlas kicks out. NCM hauls Lantlas back to his feet and sets him up for a DDT. Lantlas blocks and turns it into a Northern Lights suplex, with bridge. The referee counts to two before NCM rolls out of it. NCM gets to his feet a fraction of a second quicker than Lantlas and drops him with a huge clothesline. He hauls Lantlas back to his feet and hits a perfect German suplex. He gets to his feet and taunts the crowd, believing he is in control of the PCW World Champion. He stalks Lantlas before charging and driving his knee into the side of his head. NCM taunts some more before lifting Lantlas to his feet. He places him onto the top turnbuckle and follows, looking for the superplex. Lantlas fights out of it and pushes NCM to the canvas. NCM gets back to his feet to see Lantlas flying towards him. NCM is caught flush on the chin with a missile dropkick. NCM gets to his feet instinctively and charges as he stumbles about. Lantlas sees him coming and lands a roundhouse kick to the head. NCM doesn’t go down, instead walks into Lantlas again. Lantlas lifts him onto his shoulders and into an emerald fusion and he hits it. Lantlas covers. 1…2… No. NCM lifts his shoulder off the mat. Lantlas gets to his and hauls NCM up for one last attack. NCM, knocking he is in trouble hits a knee to the gut. Hee hits the ropes behind him and stampedes towards Lantlas, only to recives a kick in the stomach. Lantlas places NCM’s head between his legs and lifts him up into a powerbomb and drops him in a face buster. He hit the Elvish Tale and covers. 1…2…3!

Winner: Lantlas via pin fall.

After the match: Ace Anderson makes his way to the ring and enters. Lantlas is unsure of what to do and Ace grabs the microphone.

Ace Anderson: Lantlas, another very impressive performance. Week in and week out, you prove that you are the best in Pure Class Wrestling and that title proves it even further. I was happy to lose to you at Collision Course because you are the worthiest guy of holding that title. But, I will never be happy whilst you have the title. I will never be happy with myself. I want to beat you. I want to be the one who takes that title away from you. So, because I respect you so much and because I feel we can have an even better match than we did at Collision Course, and because I want to win back my World Championship, I want to be face you again at Return to Glory, with that title on the line.

The microphone is handed over to the current champion.

Lantlas: That’s fine by me.

Jerry Andrews: Wow! These two will face each other again for the World title at Return to Glory. This is great!

With the two top men in PCW shaking hands in the centre of the ring, the show fades for another week.