Trauma Results 71

[A Ghost in the Wind]

PCW Tuesday Trauma
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
Live on E! from the Pure Class Arena in Greenville, South Carolina

Show Introduction
Details: The feed opens up with a blank screen. As everyone is wondering what is going on, a slow-spinning globe suddenly fades onto the screen. A loud, booming voice is then heard:

...The time has come....

...for the leader in sports and entertainment...

...to step up...

...and regain their superiority...

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The globe that had been slowly spinning on your television set soon begins to pick up with intense speed. The speed begins to violently shake the globe until…

...BOOM!...

The globe shatters, sending hundreds of pieces everywhere.

...PURE...

...CLASS...

...WRESTLING!!!

With that said and done, we are greeted with an inside of the raucous Pure Class Arena in Greenville, South Carolina. The camera focuses the middle of the entrance stage, as Saliva is there ready to perform. All of a sudden…

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…Saliva begins to play, “Survival of the Sickest” and the fans are on their feet cheering. As the band plays Trauma’s theme song, the PCW-Tron springs to life and shows the new and improved opening video sequence. During the video sequence, we continue getting cut-ins of Saliva playing. When the song ends, Saliva gets a standing ovation, and we fade into a commercial break.

Starting Fresh
Details: Returning from commercial break, we are greeted by the sounds of, “The Way I Am” by Eminem, which means PCW Interim President Skylar Marshall is about to make his entrance. About ten seconds into the song, Skylar Marshall makes his way from behind the entrance curtain. The fans in attendance give a good mix of boos and cheers, as Skylar makes his way down the entrance ramp.

Mark Long, standing inside the ring, introduces Skylar and then gives him the microphone. Skylar gives a signal for his music to be cut off, and once it is, he addresses the crowd. Skylar welcomes everyone back to the PCW, and informs them that, due to his creative and marketing genius, the Pure Class Arena is sold-out. The fans let out mixed reactions of jeers and cheers, but it didn’t seem as if Skylar was looking for their approval.

Skylar puts over the card and tells the crowd he has some thinking to do concerning other PCW matters and that he’ll announce those a bit later on in the evening.

Along with the card hype, Skylar talked about Grimm, saying that Grimm better be prepared for he has, “a long night ahead of him.” He puts Grimm over as a ruthless beast, but then tried taking a shot by saying, “…even though he’s Champ, he’s missing something. You know what I think it is; his inability to bring in revenue and ratings. It was under Grimm’s reign that business plummeted. It was under Grimm’s reign that PCW had to undergo a temporary hiatus. I don’t blame anyone other than Grimm for the downtime we had to endure. And I want all you fans to think about this…before you go out and cheer the man later tonight, because I am sure you will, just remember this- he’s one of the primary reasons as to why you all were without PCW on your TV sets for over a month. And if I had my way, Grimm will pay by losing his PCW World Championship tonight.”

With that, Skylar dropped the microphone and his music started up. As he was leaving the ring, the scene faded into a commercial.

Loco Returns
Details: (When the feed comes back from commercial, we are greeted with Miguel Malone standing in the backstage area preparing to speak.)

Miguel Malone: Ladies and gentlemen please give a warm ovation for former two-time co-holder of the PCW World Tag Team Championships, Loco, as he makes his return to the promotion.

(Loco walks into the view wearing his black robe, black background face paint, and black boots, with his hair is slicked back. He grabs the microphone out of Miguel’s hand and begins to speak.)

Loco: Miguel, Miguel....que paso amigo? Damn man, you look almost good enough to stay in my shot....almost.

(Loco reaches out towards the camera, and adjust it himself so that only he is in the frame.)

Loco: Here we are at Trauma, Da Loczter is back, live and in color and waiting, just waiting, to get into action a little later on in the night. And to think, he comes back, the PCW comes back, and he gets a chance to become PCW World Champion all in one night. The blood is pumping through my body, the hair on the back of my neck is standing straight up, for I am stoked to be here again.

(Miguel reaches out in an attempt to pull the microphone back, but Loco puts a stop to it and readjust the camera to feature Miguel in the shot.)

Loco: What…*pauses*…is it Miguel? Do you not see Da Loczter trying to get the ratings started off right? My Locquitos are out there wanting to hear what I have to say.

Miguel Malone (after being handed another microphone): Well Loco, I can see you’re pumped but…*pauses*…actually, this is the happiest I’ve seen you be in a long time.

Loco: Only my wife gets to see my happy face on a consistent basis.

Miguel Malone: Changing gears for a moment, we were talking awhile ago, and you seem mighty confident in yourself tonight. Care to tell us why?

Loco: How could I NOT be confident? I mean, I get to wrestle for the chance to become PCW World Champion, I get to come back to PCW, which I consider Loco's new old home, and give back to what this company and fans have given to me all these years.

Miguel Malone: Your demeanor brings me to my next comment- you sure do seem to have had a change in attitude since we’ve last seen you. Rumor has it that the change of attitude is a result of you trying to be a better role-model for your daughter, but I think it just may be because you’ve sold-out to the fans to make a bit more money for yourself.

Loco: Miguel, I know your “The Icemann's” family and all, but don't think I won't take you down a Pegasus or two....ahaha, just kidding Peggy, I still have love for ya. But to answer your question vato, the only thing that Loco is doing is making his life right for the first time since I was a little nino understand?

Miguel Malone: Only thing I understood was you avoiding the question. Since you didn’t answer that question, I have another one for you. On your quest back to PCW glory, which to be honest, I think you’re more glorified in your own mind than you are in reality, you’ve got a Fatal Four-Way Match later on tonight, with the winner getting the last spot in the Gauntlet For The Gold Match. So my question to you is this, old man, what do you think your chances are of walking out of here tonight victorious? I mean, I’m sure you know you’re not as great of a wrestler now as you were in what you considered a prime.

Loco: You know Miguel, before I answer your question, did someone poke a hole in your fun doll? You seem to have alot of tension built up in you. But if I may continue, I think that I have a great chance to walk out of that Fatal Four-Way Match a winner and qualify to be in the gauntlet match. After all, no I am not a spring chicken, but I do have my experience and ring awareness to help me out and I know that I can give any and everyone a run for their money. We have Geno...sounds like a bad kissing disease or is that guano? Either or, doesn't matter your fate has been sealed since you were placed in my match. James Keenan, you have had your success in the tag team ranks here in PCW....but so have I, TWICE so it's time to see who's going to take that next step and make a run at the singles World Championship and sorry for you, I will be the one that takes off like a Jason Willard's child support premiums. I mean goddamn, he's banging any and everything. Oh well, congrats bro. Now we get to Quinn Maters, you know who I am, I know who you are. You get in my way and then you'll be flat on your back.

Miguel Malone: Now you’re drifting from confidence to cockiness. And I for one don’t have a problem with that. And as the going starts to get good, I have to tell you that we’re going to have to cut this short, for this is only a two-hour show and we have tons of action to come. Maybe we could finish this up another time. Take it away, Jerry and Mike!

(With looking staring a hole in Miguel for cutting him off, we here the voice of Jerry Andrews and Michael “The Man” Williams and then the feed flickers to an in-ring shot of Mark Long, who is prepared to introduce the first match of the night.)

Match One: Singles Match
“Heavy Metal” Jacob Roth vs. Michael Reaper
Referee: Roberto Garcia
Match Details: Both the participants in this in this match were making their PCW debuts. Jacob Roth, the second generation superstar, is a young man, still green to the big leagues. Michael Reaper is an even younger man, but you wouldn’t be able to tell that by appearance alone- the guy is huge!

Michael was the first introduced, and after he made his entrance, the feed cut to a commercial break. As the feed returned from commercial break, “Heavy Metal” Jacob Roth had just made his way down the aisle, and was climbing into the ring. He scaled the turnbuckle and then played a bit of air guitar before back-flipping off. The two competitors demeanors told different stories- Reaper had a look of pure intensity, whereas, Heavy Metal, now staring at the big man, had a bit of a look as to say, “What have I gotten myself into?”

Following the bell, Michael tried to go on the offensive first, trying to grapple Roth, but Roth used his speed to duck out of a few attempts. When Reaper finally got a hold of Jacob, it was with a goozle. Jacob kicked at Reaper’s arm until Michael broke the hold. Jacob went and bounced across the ropes, but when he came back and attempted a cross-body block, he was speared in mid-air.

Though the blow seemed to have did damage, Jacob was able to quickly roll out of the ring for a quick breather. With his back towards the ring, Jacob could not have known Michael had gotten back onto his feet. Michael then bounced across the far ropes, and as he came back, he launched himself right through the middle rope.

However, and you can call this a sixth sense, being well-prepared, or just some kind of miracle, Jacob moved out of the way right in the knick-of-time, and Michael went crashing into the guardrail. Jacob, sensing that it was the right time to dish out some damage of his own, quickly went and started pounding on Michael, all-the-while Referee Roberto Garcia making the mandatory ten-count.

When the count reached eight, Jacob rolled into the ring, but then back out- effectively breaking and restarting the ten-count. Commentators Jerry Andrews and Michael Williams were quick to point out that it was in bad strategy to have left the ring when he could have possibly won the match due to count-out.

Jacob went to grab Michael, but it was Michael who had been able to get his hands on Roth, and he pulled him face first into the guardrail. The referee’s count was at six at this point, so Michael grabbed Heavy Metal and tossed him into the ring.

Back in the ring, Reaper, sensing the end was near, scaled the top-rope and unbelievably leaped off with a Swanton Bomb, which Jerry was quick to note it was dubbed the, Reaper Bomb, but at the very last moment, Jacob rolled out of the way and Michael crashed to the mat hard.

It was now Heavy Metal’s turn to scale the top-rope, and in a stunning display of aerial ability, Jacob connected with his Air Guitar finisher, which is an amazing somersault guillotine legdrop. Jacob quickly seized the opportunity and pinned Michael. Three mat pounds later, Heavy Metal was declared the winner, celebrating hard by playing a bit of air guitar, defeating Michael Reaper at the five minute and forty-seven second mark.
Winner: Jacob Roth via pinfall

The Gauntlet Is Coming
Details: The PCW-Tron came on to hype the Gauntlet For The Gold Match via video package. The package showed action in previous Gauntlet For The Gold Matches, as well as showcasing the possible talent involved in the contest. The words, “Coming Up!” appear on the screen, until the feed switches over to Mark Long in the ring preparing to introduce the next match.

Match Two: Singles Match
Lantlas vs. “The Conformist Killer” Bob Diehard
Referee: Travis Wilson
Match Details: The second match of the night saw the return of a PCW Legend, as PCW Hall of Famer Lantlas returned to square off against Bob Diehard. Bob Diehard had been in the PCW, but his stay during that time is marred in controversy. He’ll love to start afresh, but he had a daunting task ahead of him in Lantlas.

Bob Diehard entered the ring first, receiving nothing but jeers for his trouble. It’s interesting to note that Jerry Andrews questioned whether the boos were for Bob Diehard, or just for any opponent of Lantlas. Once Bob Diehard had made his entrance, he stood in the ring, awaiting the challenge ahead of him.

He didn’t have to wait long, as Lantlas music struck up. The fans welcomed back the former PCW World Champion with a thunderous ovation. Lantlas seemed surprised at the ovation, but made his way to the ring anyway. Once in the ring, the feed cut to a commercial break.

When we returned from commercial break with the match already in progress, and Bob Diehard was pounding away at Lantlas in the far left corner of the ring. He stopped the pounding, but didn’t let up on his assault, as Bob stuck his boot right on Lantlas throat. The fans begin to boo Diehard heavily, which only made him more ruthless in his choking of Lantlas.

Referee Travis Wilson got into it, and told Diehard to release the hold. It took Bobby the full five-count before he released it. Bob picked up Lantlas and brought him to the center of the ring. He whipped Lantlas into the ropes, and when Lantlas came flying back, he scooped him up and delivered a disastrous spinebuster. Diehard quickly went for the pin, but Lantlas was able to kick-out at two.

Unnerved, the self-proclaimed, “Conformist Killer,” went back to work and locked Lantlas in a half-crab. However, that was only temporary, for Lantlas was able to power out of the move, pushing out of it with his legs. The force of Lantlas breaking out of the move caused Diehard to go threw the middle ropes and he landed on the outside hard. Lantlas quickly went and climbed the top-rope, where he waited perched until Bob Diehard returned to his feet.

With Diehard standing, Lantlas jumped off the top-rope and landed an awesome missile dropkick. The fans let out a loud applause in appreciation of Lantlas connecting, but the move took a toll on both men, and they were out on the outside for almost the entire ten-count T-Dub had to make. Lantlas was up to his feet first, and made it in the ring at the count of eight. Diehard was right behind though, and he made it in the ring at nine.

Both competitors were slow getting onto their feet, but both got up at the same time. Lantlas grabbed Diehard from behind and attempted to deliver a German Suplex, but as he lifted Diehard in the air, The Conformist Killer flipped out of it and as he was coming down, landed a dropkick to the back of Lantlas. Diehard began stomping on the back of Lantlas. He pulled Lantlas back onto his feet, but Lantlas elbowed Diehard in the sternum. Lantlas then whipped Diehard into the corner, but as he came rushing in, Diehard used the ropes to lift himself up and he kicked Lantlas right in the face.

With Lantlas stunned for a moment, Diehard came charging out of the corner. Unfortunately for him, Lantlas was ready, and he delivered an explosive Exploder Powerslam. He held on as they hit the mat and covered The Conformist Killer. Referee Travis Wilson went down and made the count. Lantlas was able to get the three-count, but a nanosecond later, Bob lifted his shoulder. However, it was too late, for the bell had been sounded and Referee Travis Wilson was awarding the match to Lantlas.

Lantlas rolled out the ring, and raised his arm in shock and celebration, and headed back up the entrance ramp, securing the victory at the nine minute and eleven second mark.
Winner: Lantlas via pinfall

Bullying and The Save
Details: As Lantlas was making his way up the ramp, inside the ring stood Bob Diehard who angrily argued that he kicked-out. When T-Dub tried to explain that Diehard’s shoulder got up a nanosecond too late, Diehard got ever more upset, grabbing the official by his shirt and shaking him. Jerry Andrews and Mike Williams, at ringside, could be heard saying that Diehard will receive some sort of fines for grabbing the official the way he did. Diehard grabbed Travis and put him underneath his arm. He yelled out to the crowd that T-Dub was going to get The Conformist Killshot.

Meanwhile, not making it all the way up the ramp was Lantlas. As he was walking up the aisle, he noticed on the PCW-Tron what was happening. Refusing to allow this to happen, Lantlas rushed down the ramp and slid into the ring. He grabbed Diehard, but before any physical action could partake, Diehard quickly released Travis and slid out of the ring.

With the image of Lantlas helping Travis onto his feet, and the look of disgust and detest on Diehard’s face, we are faded into a commercial.

But Was He Right?
Details:Following the commercial break, a replay of the finish of the Lantlas-Bob Diehard match was shown, and it showed Bob Diehard did in-fact get his shoulder up before Referee Travis Wilson counted the three. Following the replay, we are brought to another commercial.

Match Three: Match Tag Team Match
2Guys (Tag Team Champions) vs. Jarrod Walls & Tyrone “Crazy Boy” Smith
Referee: Eddie Lane
Match Details: Surprisingly, we return from commercial break with Jarrod Walls and Crazy Boy in the ring with their hands being raised by Referee Eddie Lane, 2Guys on the outside of the ring looking distressed, and Skylar Marshall at the top of the entrance ramp.

Skylar has a microphone in his hand and he addresses the crowd. This is what he had to say:

Skylar Marshall: For those of you who are rejoining us after that commercial break, you may be wondering what in the hell is going on. If you don’t mind, focus your attention on the PCW-Tron now.

(The PCW-Tron springs to life, and in the bottom left-hand corner the words, “During the Break” are seen. An image flashes onto the now animate PCW-Tron and what we see is Jarrod and Tyrone standing in the ring, with 2Guys entering the ring. The bell is rung when Tyrone and Menace go out on their respective sides of the apron.

Jarrod and Jackle meet up in the middle of the ring, but it’s a boot to the gut by Jarrod to Jackle, followed by a Pedigree he calls the, “Walls Clash.” Jarrod immediately pins Jackle, with Tyrone rushing into the ring to cut-off Menace, who was trying to make the save. Three counts later, and a total match length of twelve seconds, Jarrod and Tyrone defeat 2Guys, and move on with Lantlas and Jacob Roth in the Gauntlet For The Gold Match. And with that, the PCW-Tron abruptly shuts off.)

Skylar Marshall: You see that? That match ended quicker than your commercial lasted. I want to congratulate Jarrod and Tyrone for getting the job done in such a timely fashion, and they’re excused.

(Jarrod and Tyrone exit the ring, and disappear through another route to the back.)

Skylar Marshall: I’ll tell you this though, there are two people who aren’t going to be getting a congratulations from me, and those two people are the PCW Tag Team Champions, 2Guys. Excuse me, let me rephrase that- those two people WERE your PCW World Tag Team Champions, 2Guys. That’s right…I am stripping them of their tag team titles. If two guys who have never teamed together in their life could defeat those 2Guys who are tag team champions, then those 2Guys don’t deserve the titles. Matter-of-fact, not only am I stripping 2Guys of those championships, I’m suspending them as well! There’s no point in having a Tag Team Division when there’s no competition for them. So Menace, Jackle, if you mind, bring those championship belts up here to me…NOW!

(Menace and Jackle walk up the entrance ramp and stop when they meet Skylar. The former tag team champions look at one another but then gladly hands over the belts.)

Skylar Marshall: You both are excused.

(Menace and Jackle walk pass Skylar and into the back.)

Skylar Marshall: I’ll reinstate these bad boys once we actually have some people with class to represent them. Well, that and we actually have a bonafide division to compete for these. And be on the look out, you may hear from me again tonight. Enjoy.

(And with that, Skylar heads to the back and we cut to a vignette hyping the PCW Clash for the Championship Trauma special, by highlighting some of the things that went on already, and some of the things to come.)
Winner: Jarrod Walls & Tyrone Smith via pinfall after Jarrod pinned Jackle

Match Four: Singles Match
Jade (Genesis & North American Championship) vs. “The Tragic Princess” Destiny Willard
Referee: Tyrone Little
Match Details: Destiny Willard was making her return to the PCW in this match. However, it’s in a much different capacity than what we grew accustomed to seeing her in, as this marks her first match within the PCW ranks. We are use to seeing her with her husband Jason Willard, but this time, she’s on her own. And it was looking to be a tough challenge, for she had to compete against Jade, who is currently holding two PCW championships, giving her a place in the record books as the first female to do so.

Destiny made her entrance first, garnering a chorus of boos as she did. This could be because of her past in the PCW, or it could be due to her husband Jason Willard. Either way, she was unfazed as she made her way into the ring. Once Destiny was in the ring, the PCW dual-champion Jade her way out to the ring. The fans pooped big for her, showing everyone who they would be rooting for in the match. When both ladies were in the ring, the bell was sounded and they began the match.

Destiny immediately went on the offensive. She showcased her ruthlessness by attacking Jade with kicks to the gut, hair-pulling, nails to the skin, and biting at the forehead. This was only tolerated for so long before Senior Official Tyrone Little began to warn her. Destiny answered Tyrone’s threats of disqualification by sneering at him, but she did begin to alter her game-plan.

Around the four minute mark, with Destiny clearly in-control, she whipped Jade into the ropes, but it was Jade who came off with an offensive maneuver when she came back with a flying clothesline. This surprised Destiny and she rolled out of the ring. Jade stayed put inside the ring, taunting and inviting The Tragic Princess into the ring.

That perhaps wasn’t the smartest strategy, for when Destiny got back into the ring, she began to level the PCW North American and Genesis Champion with back-to-back dropkicks, followed by a hurricarana. With the hurricarana though, she held through and pinned Jade. Three mat pounds later, and Destiny shockingly defeated Jade cleanly at the six minute and fourteen second mark.
Winner: Destiny Willard via pinfall[/color]

[A Ghost in the Wind]

Even More of Skylar
Details: As Destiny was getting her arm raised in victory, the PCW-Tron came on, and on it, showed Skylar Marshall in his office. He had a look of pure disappointment and disgust on his face. Skylar went on to state that he’s sick of PCW champions losing to people who are making their PCW in-ring debuts. He then went on to note that it was former PCW President “The Captain” Alejandro Walker who were responsible in bringing in people like Jade, 2Guys, and even Grimm, whom Skylar said the lot were less than impressive. He then praised himself by stating it was he who signed people like Jarrod Walls and rehired Destiny Willard, so it’s understandable he had a better sense of knowledge concerning talent.

In a surprising twist though, Skylar went on to say that, even though Jade did better than 2Guys in her match, she was still a disgrace to the PCW for losing to someone that’s not as PCW savvy as herself. She’s suppose to be representing and showcasing to the World how superior PCW was, but instead, lost to the likes of people just showing up. And for that, she’ll lose something else too. Skylar said that he is inactivating the PCW Genesis Championship because Jade doesn’t deserve to hold two titles. He then said she’s lucky he’s even letting her keep the PCW North American Championship, and she may not keep that, for she’ll be defending it next week. Who her opponent or opponents will be, Skylar mentioned, would be determined following the show.

He once again put-down the likes of Grimm, and said if he had it his way, Grimm wouldn’t walk out of Greenville tonight the PCW World Champion.

Match Five: Fatal Four-Way Match
James Keenan vs. Loco vs. Geno vs. Quinn Masters
Referee: Steve Shaw
Match Details: The Fatal Four-Way match is next, and Jerry and Mike 'The Man' spend several minutes discussing the competitors, with Mike emphasizing that Loco has 'gone soft'. Geno is introduced first, making his comeback to PCW to a decent crowd reaction. Next out is former Tag champion James Keenan, who appears to be limping slightly although he tries hard not to show it. Referee Steve Shaw has to intervene to keep the two from jump-starting the match at ringside, managing to get them separated as Quinn Masters makes his entrance. Last out is Loco who is getting a surprisingly mixed reaction. Most of the crown jeers and boos, but there seems to be a decent-sized pocket of support for the former 2 time PCW Tag Team Champion, which Jerry remarks on with surprise.

All four men are already going at it, so Shaw gives up on maintaining order and signals for the bell. Loco and Keenan lock up in a collar-and-elbow, grappling for the advantage. Loco gains the brief upper hand with a standing arm-bar, which Keenan quickly reverses into a hip toss. Lateral press by Keenan, looking for a quick end to the match, but doesn't even get a one-count. He looks like he staggers slightly as he gets to his feet, which allows Loco the opportunity to deliver two Loc Slaps and send him for a ride to the ropes. Keenan rebounds and ducks under the big boot attempt, nailing Loco with a clothesline as the veteran turns around. Another quick cover by Keenan who really seems to want the match over quickly. One... and Loco practically throws the larger man off, bringing a moderate pop from the crowd. Jerry Andrews remarks on Keenan's unusually quick pin attempts.

Meanwhile, Geno and Masters are trading blows. Masters ducks around a punch from Geno, and delivers a brutal full-nelson slam, immediately following up with a series of three elbow-drops and a rear chin-lock. Geno struggles to escape as Shaw rushes over to check for submission. Geno manages to twist away, receiving an elbow to the back of the neck for his trouble, and Masters locks the hold in again. Seeing a potential submission at hand, Loco charges over to deliver a double axe-handle to Masters, breaking the lock.

Masters in on his feet quickly, and now locks up with Loco. The two grapple for advantage, until Loco breaks the hold with a hard forearm. He again goes for the Loc Slap, but Masters ducks around to execute a belly-to-back suplex. He immediately goes for the top rope to deliver a flying elbow, but it proves to be far too soon in the match and Masters hits nothing but the mat. Loco on his feet again, dragging Masters up and laying him right back out with a shortarm clothesline.

Geno is still shaking the cobwebs out as Keenan comes up from behind. Geno turns around only to be seized by Keenan who executes a beautiful implant DDT. Keenan grabs Geno's legs and bridges back into an STF. Shaw is right on the spot this time, looking for the submission, but Loco and Masters are both on their feet again and charge over to break the hold.

Keenan is visibly limping now, as if the STF didn't do his ankle any good. Masters immediately takes advantage of this with a double-leg takedown and goes to work on the leg with a series of stomps. At the same time, Loco drags Geno to his feet and lifts him up to deliver the Loco DDT. Loco hooks the leg. One... Two... Dropkick to the head from Masters to break the pin. Before Masters can follow up, Keenan comes from behind and sends him for a ride to the ropes. Masters ducks the clothesline and both go to the ropes again. This time Masters hits a clothesline, and immediately goes to the corner. Keenan staggers to his feet just in time to receive a missile dropkick that sends him clean out of the ring. Masters to the top rope again and executes a picture-perfect moonsault to Keenan who is out on the floor.

Inside the ring, Geno is trying to get in some offense, but is obviously still too groggy to overcome the veteran. A ride to the ropes by Loco and straight into a high backdrop. Wasting no time at all, Loco drags Geno up by the hair and executes the snap brainbuster. Up to the top ropes where he pauses for just a second before... LOCO LEG DROP! He hooks the leg... One... Two... Masters slides back into the ring to break the pin... THREE!

Masters slams the mat in frustration as Loco gets the duke from Steve Shaw.
Winner: Loco d. Quinn Masters, Geno, and James Keenan via pinfall when Loco pinned Geno

The Gauntlet Is Next
Details: The PCW-Tron came on to hype the Gauntlet For The Gold Match via video package. The package showed action in previous Gauntlet For The Gold Matches, as well as showcasing the talent involved in the contest and how they got into the match tonight. The word, “Next!” appears on the screen, until we fade into a commercial break.

Match Six: Gauntlet For The Gold World Championship Match
Participants (in order of entry): Grimm (c), “Heavy Metal” Jacob Roth, Jarrod Walls, Tyrone “Crazy Boy” Smith, Destiny Willard, Loco, and Lantlas
Referee: Richard Stevens
Match Details: And in the Main Event for the evening was in place. Grimm would have his hands full in this one if he wanted to retain his PCW World Championship, as he had to square off against a bunch of new blood to the PCW and two former PCW champions in Loco and Lantlas. Despite what Skylar may have said earlier in the night, Grimm definitely has what it takes to be THE champion. But will he be able to walk out the P.C. Arena still PCW World Champion?

Following commercial break, Grimm made his first appearance of the night, and the fans just completely ate him up, cheering him miraculously. Grimm, ever the calculating and focused individual when it comes to his matches, doesn’t let the audiences approval distract him from what he has to do, and he stays stern all the way down the aisle and as he waits in the ring. Out next was the bright newcomer Heavy Metal, and the crowd cheered him as well. Maybe it was him slapping the fans hands as he walked out to the ring that got them on his side, but either way, both men were cheered, but Grimm was definitely the favored.

Once he made it to ringside, Heavy Metal’s once joyous and pumped look was now embroiled with fear and concern- and for good cause to! He was about to be squaring off against the PCW World Champion for Christ’s sake! Heavy Metal slowly walked up the ringsteps and entered through the ropes. Grimm handed his title away to Head Official Dick Stevens, but he never took his eyes of Heavy Metal, completely focused on him. Once Grimm handed Stevens the title, the title was raised, and the bell was rung to begin the match.

As soon as the bell was heard, Grimm went in to attack Heavy Metal, but using the same sort of logic as he had with Michael Reaper earlier in the evening, he used his quickness to dodge out of Grimm’s attempted blows. This plan seemed to be effective, for Grimm eventually stumbled in his attempt to nail Heavy Metal with a forearm to the back of the head, and HM was able to nail him with a beautiful dropkick.

Grimm got back onto his feet quickly, but Jacob nailed him with another dropkick. As Grimm returned to his feet, Jacob rushed across the ropes and came off with a cross-body. Ut-oh! Bad move by Jacob, for Grimm was able to catch him and delivers a Gorilla Press Slam/Samoan Drop combination.

Perhaps it was the pure surprise of it, but when Grimm pinned Jacob, he was unable to kick-out, and Grimm defeats opponent number one in two minutes and fifty-seven seconds.

Grimm didn’t have a chance to sit down and rest though, for immediately after the bell was heard, you could see Jarrod Walls running from the back. Jarrod slid into the ring, but was greeted with a spear by Grimm. Grimm then lifts Walls up and tosses him outside the ring. Grimm then climbs the top-rope, and when Jarrod gets to his feet, Grimm leaps off with a flying clothesline on Jarrod, connecting on the outside.

Even though this is a Gauntlet For The Gold Match, standard rules apply, and Richard Stevens begins the ten-count. Grimm isn’t one to waste time though, and he slid back in the ring at the count of seven. Jarrod tried to get back in the ring, but Grimm did a baseball slide on him, knocking Jarrod back onto the ground. Jarrod is back up though and tries to get in the ring, but just as he slid in, the referee called for the bell, signaling Jarrod was counted out.

Jarrod seems pissed, totally irate, at losing his opportunity for PCW gold quickly, and he angrily exits the ring. Tyrone Smith comes out of the back running to the ring with a head full of steam. Unfortunately for him, Jarrod was kind of in a bad mood, and as Crazy Boy ran pass him, Jarrod clotheslined Crazy Boy right out of his boots.

Literally.

Jarrod then began pounding on Crazy Boy and officials from the back had to get him off of Smith. The feed then faded to a commercial break, with Crazy Boy still down and Jarrod being held back by officials, as he spout off words of anger.

When we returned back from commercial break, Destiny Willard was in the ring, but she was seemingly having no effect on Grimm. It was explained that Crazy Boy had suffered a bruised lung as a result of that clothesline, and he couldn’t compete in the match. It was then said that next week Crazy Boy will get a chance at winning the PCW World Championship since he was screwed out of it, and he’ll face the winner of the Gauntlet For The Gold Match.

Back to the action, as said, Destiny was attacking Grimm with what she had, but Grimm was just taking the shots with little effect done to him. Destiny, figured that since she couldn’t brawl with Grimm, she’d attempt a high-risk maneuver. She climbed the top-rope and leaped off to do a flying hurricarana, but Grimm caught her on-top of his shoulders and then leveled her with a thunderous Powerbomb. He held on and pinned her, eliminating her.

Going on fourteen minutes into the match, and Grimm has outlasted four opponents thus far. But the stake’s will be picking up, for as soon as Destiny was eliminated, Loco came strolling out to ringside. Unlike everyone else, he didn’t rush to get to the ring, and even gave a snide remark to Destiny as he passed her on her way to the back. When Loco made it to ringside, he climbed the ring-steps and cautiously entered the ring.

Once inside the ring, Loco walked right up to Grimm and then motioned he was coming for the PCW World Title, but waving his hands in-front of his waist. This didn’t do nothing but cause Grimm to attack Loco, and the two began exchanging blows- much to the delight of the fans in attendance.

Loco got the upperhand of the brawl and then whipped Grimm into the ropes. As Grimm came back, Loco lowered his head, as to do a backbody-drop, but Grimm stopped short and kicked Loco right in the chest. Loco popped up holding his chest, but then ducked under an attempted Grimm clothesline and did a reverse neckbreaker on him.

With Grimm down, Loco used this opportunity stomp away at the leg of Grimm, and then placed him in a leglock. Referee Dick Stevens began to ask if Grimm wanted to quit, but Grimm said no, and eventually was able to reach out and grab the ropes. Surprisingly, Loco did a clean break.

Loco was probably the most unfortunate competitors in the Gauntlet, for he had to compete after having to have gone through three other opponents to even get to this point. Loco stalks Grimm and when Grimm gets back onto his feet, Loco does the Loc Slap on him.

Bad move.

All that seemed to do was spark a fire in Grimm and he began tossing out rights and lefts, rocking Loco. Once stunned, Grimm quickly locked in the Lament Configuration. With the move locked in, Loco had no choice but to tap-out.

At this point, Grimm had outlasted five opponents for over twenty-five minutes, but his task was not going to become any easier, for out next was former PCW World Champion and current PCW Hall of Famer, Lantlas.

Similar to Loco, Lantlas didn’t rush out to the ring, but unlike Loco, he didn’t take his time to get to the ring either. Once in the ring, the two former rivals stood eye-to-eye for a moment, but only a moment. Just then, Bob Diehard runs down the aisle, and slides into the ring. He’s about to attack Lantlas, but before he’s able to, Grimm pushes Lantlas out of the way and nails Bobby Diehard with a fist right to the face. Bobby falls to the mat and then rolls out of the ring. Lantlas, on his knees, looks at Grimm and nods at him in appreciation. Referee Richard Stevens then yells for Bob Diehard to get to the back, but Diehard refuses. At that time, five security guards come over and force Diehard to go towards the back, the fans cheering loudly. As Diehard is being carried to the back, the feed fades to commercial break.

Following commercial break, we see Lantlas working on Grimm in the corner, mounting him and raining punches upon him. Nine in total, but before the tenth one, Grimm grabs Lantlas and does a Sit-Out Powerbomb on him from the top-rope. Grimm goes to pin, but Lantlas kicked-out at two.

For the next few minutes, the two exchanged offenses, with neither coming out on top, but both of them putting on a dazzling display of wrestling ability. The fans stayed hot the entire time too, and were truly torn in deciding who to cheer for. But it was an accidental clothesline by Lantlas onto Referee Stevens, and it knocked the ref out at the forty-three minute and some odd seconds mark. And that was unfortunate for Lantlas, for he was able to nail The Elvish Tale a few moments later.

At this time, Bob Diehard came rushing down to rushing down the aisle again, and this time he had a guitar with him. He slid into the ring and Lantlas, with his back turned towards him, received a guitar shot to the back of the head. He then left out of the ring, and Grimm stirred enough to pin Lantlas.

The referee began to stir as well, and noticing the pin, began a slow, three-count. One…two…thre…NO! Lantlas was able to kick out by the skin of his teeth. Grimm, exhausted, slowly got off of Lantlas and got to his feet. The ref was able to pull himself up onto his feet as well. Grimm grabbed Lantlas, and then delivered The Harvest onto him, pinning him after they landed! But there’s no ref! As Grimm spun to do the maneuver, his leg hit Dick Stevens and he was down again!

Grimm held the pin, and the fans counted the three-count for him, but that wasn’t going to win him the match. Just then, from out of the back, came running Referee Eddie Lane, and he slid into the ring. He began the three-count, but at three he stopped, grabbing his shoulder as if he sprained it. Grimm got up and was beginning to walk towards Eddie, but as he did, Lantlas reached up and put Grimm in a school-boy. Referee Eddie Lane’s shoulder seemed to have healed instantly, for he made a lightning fast three-count.
Winner: Lantlas via pinfall

But was it planned?
Details: As Lantlas is being handed the title, the feed cuts to the back, and we seen Skylar Marshall in his office standing in front of a television set, smiling profusely. He lets out a large chuckle and then says, “Now this is PCW.” The feed fades out from there.

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Overview

Jacob Roth d. Michael Reaper via pinfall
Lantlas d. Bob Diehard via pinfall
Jarrod Walls & Tyrone Smith d. 2Guys via pinfall after Jarrod pins Jackle
Destiny Willard d. Jade via pinfall
Loco d. Geno, Quinn Masters, & James Keenan via pinfall after Loco pinned Geno
Lantlas d. Grimm via pinfall

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A thank-you goes out to Roy for his help with the results. I also would like to thank anyone who had rped and/or sent in segments.[/color]