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TUESDAY, MAY 9, 2006 * PENGROWTH SADDLEDOME * CALGARY, ALBERTA, CANADA

Back from break, we see Bryan Conroy in his office with Helen Summers.

Conroy: I’ll tell you, Helen, these guys have no control over themselves. I mean, I don’t mind the occasional beat down every now and again, but this is out of line. These two jokers just cost me a TON of money.

Helen: I know. They are inconsiderate and have no understanding of the plight of an important man such as yourself.

Conroy: Exactly what I was thinking.

Just then, there is a knock at Conroy’s door.

Conroy: (sigh) Who could this be? Come in!

The door opens, and Rudy Montenora enters the office. Rudy’s presence brings a smile to Conroy’s face.

Conroy: Rudy! My man! How have you been?

Montenora: Well you know, I’m doing ok. That whole acting thing isn’t working out as well as I might have hoped, but I’m still plugging away.

Conroy: That’s good to hear.

Montenora: But of course, I’m here tonight to grow one step closer to taking home $500 grand of your money.

Conroy: Hey Rudy, after all we’ve been through together, I’d be more than happy to hand it over to you.

Montenora: That’s what I’m talking about. Two-time CAW Tag Team Champions.

Conroy: That’s right. And when I took over FSW, you were one of the first guys I brought over with me from CAW. And my favorite Rudy Montenora moment, when I was having my issue with my cousin Mike Troha three years ago and was the subject of a beatdown, you were there, in your PWA debut to bail me out. I was endlessly grateful for that.

Montenora: Don’t mention it. I do what I can do for my friends. Which is why I came here. Bryan, tonight, I’m going to do you the favor of all favors. I’m going to beat Kerry Cox’s ass and send him packing from this tournament.

Conroy: Now that’s what I like to hear.

Conroy and Montenora smile and shake hands, but suddenly, Solomon and Briggs come blasting through the wall of Conroy’s office, brawling viciously! Helen screams out in terror and Conroy yells for security to come to the room. When security arrives, he has them escort Solomon and Briggs away, but not before he offers them some choice words.

Conroy: You heard what I had to say out in the ring, and you just chose to ignore it! That’s it! You’re both suspended, two weeks! I’ll see you both on the 23rd. Take them away, boys.

The fans boo this decision, and Solomon and Briggs glare at Conroy angrily as they are taken away. Conroy turns back to Rudy, sighs, and begins speaking.

Conroy: Anyway, good luck out there. You’re up next.

Montenora: Oh I know. And thanks,
Bryan. I won’t let you down.

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

Back at ringside, "Lose Yourself" by Eminem hits the speakers, and the fans still cheer fairly loudly for Rudy Montenora as he makes his way to the ring, despite his very recent friendly conversation with the hated new owner of this company. Montenora hears a light smattering of boos as he enters the ring, but blocks them out, and prepares for his first official PWA match since losing to Hollywood Mike Griffin at Walking Wounded this past September, though he is no more a member of the full-time PWA roster now than he was then. As Montenora prepares himself in the ring, "War Machine" by KISS thumps onto the speakers, and Kerry Cox makes his way to the ring, looking to be extremely pissed off. Cox wastes little time in getting down to the ring and getting face-to-face with Montenora, prompting the bell to sound.

 

Troy: Alright, here we go! Golden Ring tournament action, and it starts now!

Hosemann: Rudy Montenora actually told Bryan Conroy that he would do him a favor and take Montenora out here, but it remains to be seen whether Montenora will actually be able to make good on his promise.

* GOLDEN RING TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINAL: KERRY COX VS. RUDY MONTENORA *
Referee: Matt Hansen
Cox and Montenora stare each other down in the ring, and begin jawing back and forth. Finally, the cocky Montenora slaps Cox directly across the face, which prompts boos to abound from the capacity Calgary crowd. However, the fans begin cheering wildly as Cox tackles Montenora to the mat and begins pounding away on him with hard rights and lefts rapidly! Montenora gets away from Cox and crawls to the corner, trying to get a small reprieve, but Cox stays on him, and stomps away on him furiously as he tries to get up. Once Montenora does ultimately reach that vertical base, Cox unleashes a round of furious knife-edge chops that reverberate throughout the arena! Montenora is staggered by the flurry, and Cox then whips him off the ropes and downs him with a hard back body drop as he returns! Montenora gets up again, and Cox runs at him, downing him with a bulldog! The fans cheer wildly, and Cox signals for the figure-four leglock!

 

Troy: Listen to this! The fans are cheering wildly, and Kerry Cox is fighting with an intensity that we haven't seen in him for years!

Hosemann: I've known Kerry Cox a long time, Troy, and it's best to stay on his good side when he is pissed off, believe me! Rudy Montenora hasn't wrestled regularly in two years, and he is feeling the effects of a pissed off and focused Kerry Cox right now!

 

Cox successfully applies the figure-four, and Montenora screams out in intense pain. Cox keeps the hold applied with all his force, and Montenora struggles to stay alive in it. Finally, after a lengthy struggle, Montenora is able to reach out and grab the bottom rope, granting him a temporary reprieve. Cox relinquishes the hold and tries to lift Montenora up, but Montenora nails Cox with a furious low blow in plain sight of the official! Montenora receives a stern warning from referee Matt Hansen, but Montenora smugly dismisses him, and receives a round of boos from the crowd in response. Montenora then stomps away on Cox, looking to pour on the pressure, but when he goes to lift Cox up, Cox nails Montenora with a swift low blow, also in plain sight of the official! The fans cheer loudly at this, and this time, the referee turns a blind eye to it! Cox then lifts Montenora up again, and signals for the Coxsucker DDT!
 

Troy: Alright, here we go! Cox could be just seconds away from advancing to the semifinal round of the Golden Ring tournament!

Hosemann: Uh oh! It looks like we've got company!

The fans begin booing loudly as they notice Bryan Conroy and Helen Summers appear at the top of the ramp, shouting at Kerry Cox. Cox shouts back at them, dropping Montenora from his grasp. The shouting match continues, allowing Montenora sufficient time to get back to his feet. Then, Cox turns around, and Montenora lunges at him with the superkick, but Cox shrewdly sidesteps it, and rolls Montenora up in a small package, grabbing a handful of tights that the referee doesn't see! One, two, three!

Troy: Yes! Yes! Kerry Cox has done it! Cox is moving on to the semifinals!

Hosemann: He outsmarted him,
Troy! Cox outsmarted Rudy Montenora and now he's moving on!

           

Montenora gets up, livid, and tries to clothesline Cox down to the mat. However, Cox ducks under again, boots Montenora in the stomach, and drills him with the Coxsucker DDT! Anthony Failla then runs down from the back at Conroy's urging, and charges at Cox! However, Cox sees him coming and escapes through the crowd before Failla can get to him, as "War Machine" blares over the speakers and the fans cheer thunderously!

Troy: Cox is victorious here, and the entire Conroy contingent is furious! I love it!

Hosemann: I would temper that joy, Troy, because we all know what Conroy is like when he's not happy.

Troy: Whatever, Scott, for now, I am happy! Folks, we're taking a break, and then we'll be right back!

* WINNER VIA PINFALL: KERRY COX *


-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

Back from break, the camera shows a livid Bryan Conroy, and Helen Summers and Anthony Failla trying to calm down. As this is happening, the door to Conroy’s office opens and in walks Justin Schenck, unannounced. Conroy does not react well to his presence.

Conroy: What the hell do you want?!

Schenck: Whoa, whoa! I didn’t mean for any trouble. I just have a proposition for you, Bryan. Obviously, you know what just happened out there with Rudy. Kerry was able to surprise Rudy with a quick, illegal rollup, and after the match, you only had one guy to send out to try to attack him. So, of course, he escaped. But what if you had a whole fleet of people you could send after him?

Conroy: I’m intrigued, go on.

Schenck: I’m here to offer the services of the Legacy to your noble cause. I’d like to be a close ally of yours and help support you in any way you’d need.

Conroy: You know what, Justin? You’ve sold me. Well done. Effective pitch. I’ll consider the Legacy friends of the administration. And just to prove it to you, since you guaranteed that you’re going to bring the tag team championship back to the Legacy,  I’ll give Alpha Omega another shot to prove you right.

Schenck: Thanks Mr. Conroy, and I really do appreciate it, but we have a slight problem there. The Omega Steve Beovich tweaked his shoulder during that match at Animosity, and he is going to miss a few weeks of action.

Conroy: Hmm. Well then, here’s what we’re going to do. I don’t want to just give another team a shot at the belts, so we’re going to take Greg Price, and we’re going to put him one-on-one with Renegade next week on Frequency. And, if Price can win that match, he and a partner of his choosing can challenge for the belts two weeks later on May 30, the 200th episode of this fine program..

Schenck: Done. Sounds great. Also, just one more thing. Hollywood Mike Griffin asked me to ask you for a favor.

Conroy: What kind of favor?

Schenck: He wants a shot at Jackie Baccaro and the PWA Championship. Now if you say no, you say no, but I’m just relaying the message.

Conroy: Understood. Umm…no. No shot.

Schenck: No?

Conroy: No.

Schenck: Can I ask why?

Conroy: Sure.
Griffin goes into business for himself quite frequently. Jackie Baccaro is a guy who I’ve developed a good friendship with over the past few weeks, and Magnifica is just a doll. I love those guys, and I will do what I can do to help them. Plus, with Baccaro as champion, I have a clear and confident sense of where my company is headed at all times, and I know that Baccaro will not screw me. He is loyal to those who are loyal to him. Vulture stopped being loyal to him, and we all saw what happened there. With Baccaro as champion, I know what I’m getting, and I can count on his loyalty. Baccaro knows what very few people know, and that’s the direction of this company past Symphony of Destruction, and he is one of the people at the forefront of implementing that change. He is someone I know I can trust and that I know would be perfect for that role. Griffin would be too volatile a champion, because while Baccaro will be loyal to me and my cause, Griffin will be loyal to Griffin. And I can’t have that.

Schenck: Understood. It’s a fair point.

Conroy: Thanks for understanding.

Schenck: No problem. So, can I be let in on this company direction?

Conroy: In due time, Justin. In due time. But for now, welcome aboard.

Conroy and Schenck then shake hands and smile, and the shot cuts away,

In another portion of the backstage area, we see Scott Cornelius standing by with Greg Tantalus.

Cornelius: Alright, I’m here with Greg Tantalus, and Greg, I’d like to get your comments following that demoralizing loss to Jackie Baccaro in the PWA Championship match three nights ago at Animosity. What is your mental state right now, and perhaps more importantly, what is the physical state of your sister after that attack?

Tantalus: Well Scott, it’s certainly been a rough few days, no doubt about that. But first, let me address Lauren, and thanks for asking about her. I have good news. The doctors have said that she did NOT suffer a concussion, and in fact, she asked me to make an announcement for her tonight.

Cornelius: By all means, go ahead.

Tantalus:  Several weeks ago, Kerry Cox signed Lauren to a new contract as a wrestler in the PWA. Perplexed? Don’t be. About two months ago, Lauren received official medical clearance to return to the ring after her serious concussion in 2004. Apparently, her condition has improved, and she is ready to go. She was a little shaken up by the chair shot Saturday night, of course, but it hasn’t set her back at all, and she is on course to return to the ring, right here next week.

The fans cheer loudly at this announcement.

Cornelius: Well, who will she be facing?

Tantalus: Well, she’ll be picking up right where she left off, of course. Lauren next week will go one-on-one with the last woman she faced in November 2004, Camieko. And she is very psyched about it. But, changing topics to Jackie Baccaro, I can’t express to you just how…

Suddenly, Tantalus stops talking when he notices a smirking Miracle Mike Troha standing in front of him.

Troha: I know. Let me guess. You feel you were screwed by the administration, by the wrestlers, by the champion, by everyone, in not being able to walk away with the PWA Championship, right Greg? If I’ve heard one excuse from you, I’ve heard them all. Funny though. Because what could you excuse possibly be once I beat you next week and advance on to the semifinals of the Golden Ring tournament myself?

Tantalus: You wanna go right now?

Troha: No need to. I strike when the time is right, Tantalus. But if that’s an open challenge for me to strike, then consider your challenge accepted. But let me say this much to you, Tantalus. We’ve had our ups and downs over the years, and I’ve had great respect for you as a competitor, and I still do. But as a human being, I have no respect for you whatsoeve.

Tantalus: You don’t have to respect me to find yourself staring at the lights next week, you little bitch.

Troha: (snickers) Whatever you say, Greg.

Troha then walks off camera and Tantalus glares back at him angrily as we take a commercial break.

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --


Back from break, “Determined” by Mudvayne explodes onto the speakers, and the fans begin cheering wildly as Speed Demon makes his way to the ring.

Troy: Listen to this reaction for Speed Demon!

Hosemann: And check out the non-reaction from Speed Demon to this response! He really seems like a completely different person since he’s returned,
Troy.

Speed Demon grabs a microphone and steps into the ring, ready to speak.

Demon: Three nights ago, at Animosity, I gained a small measure of revenge on the Army of the Damned for all the hurt and pain they’ve caused me. This war will not be over, and it will never be over, until the entire Army of the Damned is completely and utterly destroyed. A mere victory is not enough for me. It isn’t even close to enough. I want all three of those bastards who tried to ruin my life and tried to make me a shell of a man put through immense pain and suffering before ultimately succumbing. First and foremost, that starts with you, Bishop Cross. Cross, I blame you for everything that’s happened. It was you that started the Army of the Damned, it was you that recruited the Lost Souls to join, and it was you that decided to make an example out of my when I did not accept your invitation to join. Cross, I blame you for the scars on my face, I blame you for the pain in my heart, and I blame you for Dana. I know that you know what became of Dana Chapman, the sweet beautiful angel a cold lost soul like myself was beginning to warm to. She was a bright shining light that illuminated the darkness within me. And you, you bastards, you took her away from me. It was just about a year ago when, at Dana’s urging, I opted not to join the Army in its infancy. Reaper did join, and for the next few weeks, I was made an example. And in the process of that, those three bastards attacked not only me, not only scarred my face, but they attacked Dana and left her in a coma. In a COMA! Do you know what has become of Dana Chapman since then? She remained in a coma for months, only to awaken having lost most of her short-term memory. She had no recollection of who I was. And to make it worse, her parents, her family, decided that I should just leave and not let her remember who I was, because if I did, she might remember what happened. They wanted her to make clean break from this god forsaken life, and I couldn’t blame them. But where did that leave me? I’m still here. And Cross, Loki, Reaper, all three of you will pay for my pain. And the price you pay will be your careers and your souls. I will bring you all to a world of bleak darkness from which you can never escape. And Cross, it starts with you. First, I cut off the head. So Cross, get your spineless carcass out here now so we can finish this.

After several moments of inactivity, Bishop Cross’ face appears on the Jumbotron. The fans boo at the sight of it.

Cross: I bet you’d really love that, wouldn’t you, Demon? Well it’s not going to happen. Not now. If you really think you’ll have any chance of getting to me, I implore you to think again. Examine your surroundings, Demon, and realize that this is a battle you can never win.

Just then, Demon is blindsided by Loki and Reaper and floored hard! The fans boo wildly as Loki and Reaper pound away on Speed Demon. The video shot cuts out, and Bishop Cross begins casually making his way to the ring. When Cross enters, Loki and Reaper lift Demon up, who is semi-defenseless, and Cross slaps him across the face before brutalizing him with the Crossfire! The Army of the Damned then stands, laughing, in the ring as “We Who Are Not As Others” by Sepultura blares onto the speakers, the fans boo feverishly, and we take a commercial break.

 

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --

As we return, we see the PWA World Heavyweight Champion Jackie Baccaro stretching out in the backstage area, preparing for his imminent battle with Jason Calysto in the quarterfinals of the Golden Ring tournament. His manager Magnifica is by his side.

Magnifica: I mean, can you believe it? Lauren Tantalus returning? What gives? I mean, granted, I’ve never had a one-on-one match against her, and our eras around here didn’t really overlap, but still, does she really think she can just stay out of the game for this long and then just suddenly jump back into it?

Baccaro: What do you care? It’s not like you really wrestle yourself anymore. I mean, you haven’t even had a match back yet. We all know that match against Morgan Day the other night was a total setup.

Magnifica: Of course it was. I had nothing to gain by fighting her there, and she needed to be taught a lesson. A valuable lesson. And I think we’ve accomplished that.

Baccaro: We did. So why care about Lauren?

Magnifica: I don’t, I guess. Just maybe a little intrigued, that’s all.

Baccaro: Well I wouldn’t worry about anything these days, because we’ve got ourselves a very powerful ally in Mr. Bryan Conroy.

Magnifica: Yeah totally. And props to you for working that alliance out.

Baccaro: I just figured it’s very important to have friends in high places, and when he came back in March, it just seemed silly not to strike up a friendship with the guy. He’s always trying to figure out ways to get ahead, he loves our work, and I knew he’d find a way to take the company back. And his vision for the future, forget about it!

Magnifica: Yeah, it’s certainly going to be a very satisfying day when that gets announced.

Just then, the dressing room door swings open and the PWA Women’s Champion Keiko Ishida bursts inside.

Magnifica: Keiko! What brings you here?

Keiko: We have to talk.

Magnifica: It’s ok, really. You don’t have to thank me for helping you win back that title two weeks ago.

Keiko: It’s exactly the opposite. Walter Gindin doesn’t even know I’m here saying this to you, but it must be said. I did not appreciate your help. I want to be Women’s Champion on my own merit, not because you decided to help me win. I was very close to finally cleanly beating Morgan Day. Every win I have over her has been tainted in some way, and you only perpetuated that. I demand an apology.

Magnifica: An APOLOGY?! I really don’t understand this. But fine, I’m sorry. I’m sorry you’re a freakin’ crackhead who doesn’t know a gift when she sees it! You unappreciative whore!

Keiko: (calmly) You have made your choice. Now live with it. Consider yourself an enemy of Keiko Ishida.

Keiko then turns and exits the room without turning back. After she leaves, Baccaro and Magnifica look at each other.

Magnifica: What the hell just happened?

Baccaro: I don’t know. But something is gonna have to be done about that.

Magnifica: Oh without a doubt. How does Magnifica, PWA Women’s Champion sound to you?

Baccaro: Sounds like music to my ears. Now let’s hit the ring. It’s time to take Jason Calysto to school.

Baccaro and Magnifica nod affirmatively to each other and exit, headed for the ring, as we take our final commercial break.

-- COMMERCIAL BREAK --


Back from break, "Things Done Changed" by Notorious BIG blares onto the speakers, and the fans begin booing loudly as Magnifica leads the PWA World Heavyweight Champion Jackie Baccaro to the ring, as we get set for our main event. Magnifica, wearing attire that can only be likened to that of a female pimp - a long pink overcoat and a pink fedora with a feather in the brim - takes her place on the outside of the ring, and cheers Baccaro on as he hands her the championship belt and begins stretching himself out on the ropes. Moments later, "F*ckin in the Bushes" by Oasis blares onto the speakers, and The Iceman Jason Calysto emerges to a riotous roar of approval from the Calgary crowd! Calysto makes his way to the ring with a clearly defined purpose, glaring at Baccaro as he enters the squared circle. Calysto and Baccaro begin staring each other down in the center of the ring as the fans cheer loudly and the bell sounds.

 

Troy: Alright, here it goes! Jackie Baccaro and Jason Calysto are about to go at it in Golden Ring tournament quarterfinal action!

Hosemann: These two are certainly no strangers to one another,
Troy. The last two times they've wrestled, the PWA Championship has been on the line. Calysto defeated Baccaro, who was then managed by Vulture, in March at Salvation in the finals of the PWA title tournament to win the vacant title, and a little over a month ago at Requiem, Baccaro, along with his new manager Magnifica, managed to take the title away from Calysto. This is Calysto's first opportunity for redemption, and even though the championship is not at stake, you have to believe that a win over Baccaro here would put the Iceman right back into contention for a shot.

 

Troy: I don't know, Scott. I tend to disagree with you on that front. I don't think Bryan Conroy would let a guy like Calysto anywhere near Baccaro. I think this might be Calysto's one chance at vindiciation, and he needs to make the most of it.

* GOLDEN RING TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINAL: NON-TITLE MATCH: PWA CHAMPION JACKIE BACCARO VS.  JASON CALYSTO *

Referee: Tom Stevens
Baccaro and Calysto stare each other down in the center of the ring for several moments before either man makes a move. Finally, the two lock up, and it is Baccaro that comes out successful, violently shoving Calysto down to the mat and then obnoxiously flexing his muscles, which infuriates the crowd and prompts Magnifica to let loose with a round of applause. The Iceman pops back up, and calls for another lock up with the champion. Baccaro is amused by this and snickers, obviously feeling vastly superior to Calysto in the strength department. Nevertheless, he indulges the Iceman, and the two lock up again. This time, however, Baccaro shoves Calysto off, but the Iceman is able to use the momentum to bounce himself off the ropes and rebound by downing Baccaro with a hard flying forearm! Calysto then immediately bounces on Baccaro and locks in a fujiwara armbar, and the fans cheer wildly!

Troy: Look at Calysto! Just when his opponents underestimate him and take something for granted, he pulls something out and reverses the tides!

Hosemann: That's why this man was a first-ballot Hall of Famer,
Troy. He's one of the most exciting wrestlers that has ever lived, and he's every bit as dangerous as he is exciting.

 

Baccaro cries out in pain from the armbar, but is able to suck it up and pull himself to the ropes, forcing the hold to be broken. Baccaro pulls himself up, and Calysto charges at him, but Baccaro ducks under the bottom rope and slides out of the ring for a breather. The fans boo this, but Calysto gets a running start and performs a suicide dive over the top rope that connects hard with Baccaro, taking them both out! The fans cheer wildly at this, and Magnifica quickly runs over to Baccaro and tries to get him to get back to his feet.

 

Troy: These guys need to get back in the ring fast, Scott!

 

Hosemann: They certainly do! If the referee reaches the count of ten before either man gets back in there, both Calysto and Baccaro will be eliminated from the tournament, and the winner of next week's bout between Anthony Failla and Jaguar will advance straight to the finals!

Magnifica helps Baccaro back to his feet, and the champion then slides himself back into the ring. Calysto, who took a bad spill off that suicide dive, takes a bit longer to get back up, but is able to get himself back into the ring just as the referee counts nine. As Calysto rolls back inside, Baccaro begins stomping him hard, pressing his advantage. Baccaro then lifts Calysto up and tosses him into the ropes, stinging him with hard knife-edge chops to the chest. Calysto staggers forward, and Baccaro grabs him and heaves him across the ring with a brutal overhead belly-to-belly suplex. Baccaro then uses this opportunity to pose and taunt the crowd, which is less than appreciative of his gestures. The champion, at length, goes for a cover... one, two, and Calysto kicks out. Baccaro, undaunted, lifts the Iceman off the mat and locks him in a hard bearhug, shaking the former champion about and trying hard to break his ribs.

 

Troy: Calysto needs to get out of this predicament here, Scott, or he's going to have a hell of a time trying to stay alive in this bout!

 

Hosemann: Jackie Baccaro's bearhug is one of the more unpleasant things a man can experience, and Calysto has found himself locked in that predicament right now. You're absolutely right, Troy. Calysto needs to find a way out of this, and fast, or it's going to be big trouble.

 

The fans rally behind Calysto, stamping their feet and cheering, hoping to get the Iceman's adrenaline flowing. It appears to work, as Calysto fights back from a limp state, begging off the referee who closes in to ask if he submits. Finally, Calysto jams his thumb hard into Baccaro's eye, which weakens the hold, and then Calysto continuously peppers him with elbow shots to the side of the head, eventually breaking the lock! Baccaro staggers away, and the Iceman charges, but Baccaro turns on him violently, and nearly takes Calysto's head off with a crushing clothesline! The fans boo loudly, and Baccaro stalks, waiting for Calysto to get up. When he does, Baccaro, in one fluid motion, springboards himself off the top rope, spins around in mid air, and comes at Calysto with a clothesline... but Calysto ducks out of the way! Baccaro hits the mat hard, and gets to his knees, but Calysto dives at him and ties him in a sudden oklahoma roll! One, two, three!

 

Troy: Yes! Yes! Calysto has done it! Jason Calysto has just pinned the world champion Jackie Baccaro, and now Calysto will advance to the semifinals!

 

Hosemann: What an unbelievable victory, Troy! Calysto just proved how suddenly he can take someone out, how suddenly he can pick up the victory! And now, Baccaro is out, and Calysto moves on!

 

Immediately after the victory, a furious Baccaro starts unloading on Calysto with hard shots to the jaw. Calysto ultimately goes down, and Magnfica enters the ring, and the two unleash a hard double-team on the former champion. Then, however, the fans start cheering wildly as Greg Tantalus storms down the aisle! Tantalus starts unloading on Baccaro, and Calysto then gets up, and is able to toss Magnifica out of the ring! However, suddenly, The Alpha Greg Price, Darrin Giles, and Infernus of the Legacy dart down the aisle and swarm Calysto, just as Tantalus rids the ring of Baccaro! Then, Tantalus turns around, and is clobbered down with a chair by Mike Troha, his opponent in this tournament next week! Baccaro then re-enters the ring and crushes Tantalus down with a furious Baccaro Bomb! As the Legacy does a number on Calysto, and Troha, Baccaro, and Magnifica smile over the broken body of Greg Tantalus, the shot cuts to the entrance ramp, where Bryan Conroy, Helen Summers, Anthony Failla, and Justin Schenck emerge. Failla and Helen applaud, and Conroy shakes hands with Schenck. The fans are booing raucously as Calysto and Tantalus are decimated in the ring and we fade to black.

 

Troy: This is despicable, Scott! Downright despicable!

 

Hosemann: Troy, we have to accept it now. The Bryan Conroy Era has begun again, and there's not a damn thing we can do about it.
* WINNER VIA PINFALL: JASON CALYSTO *

 

 

-- END SHOW --



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DARK MATCHES:

1. James Biamonte d. Dean Nash at 4:08 with the Buzzkill. (Referee: Jason Church)


2. Dee Licious d. Liz Rush at
4:01 with the Tease. (Referee: Dan Martin)

3. John Wolfe d. Loki at
6:31 with a chokeslam. (Referee: Billy Vargas)

 
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