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6/10/02
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Another packed house saw the Premier
Wrestling Federation give the fans all
they could handle on their first ever
Fan Appreciation Night.
Rob Dimension thanked the fans for
coming out, and then called the
participants in the 10 Man "Ultimate
Rumble" Ganuntlet match to the
ring to
pick their numbers of entry for the
match. Junior Heavyweight champion The
Amazing Red picked number one, followed
by Quiet Storm who picked number two.
The SAT defended their Universal Tag
Team titles in a 2 out of 3 fall match
against Christian York and Joey Matthews,
taking the second and third falls.
The third and decisive fall saw the
Maximos hit their patented Spanish Fly
for the victory.
Super Slam defeated Billy Bax with
two huge chokeslams.
Rapid Fire Maldonado defeated Julio
Dinero, using his loaded boot to enhance
the effect of his enziguri. Rob Dimension
then brought into the ring the fan
that Maldonado had attacked in April,
and forced the fiery Latino to
apologize. Maldonado did, but then attacked
the fan again. It took Dimension
and three officials to pull the madman
off the youngster. Rest assured, we
have not seen the last confrontation
between the president and Mr. Maldonado.
"Platinum" Mike Preston defeated
Matt Vandal, reversing a suplex into
an
inside cradle.
The Damned defeated Lance Erickson
and Biggie Biggs w/Simon Rotchild. After
the match, The Damned complained that
they did not get enough respect from
the PWF fans, and proclaimed that they
were the "hardest hitting tag team
in
wrestling today." Little did they
know that the two monsters from Bed
Stuy,
The Hit Squad were in the house. They
hit the ring and chased Mad Dog and
Draven off, letting everyone know that
they were the baddest team around
today. They laid out a challenge for
July 14th...will The Damned accept?
In a feud that made its way across
the Atlantic Ocean, Jonny Storm defeated
Jody Fleisch with the rewind frankensteiner.
This match can not be fully
explained in words, as both men defied
gravity, with no regard for their own
safety. Seriously, this match needs
to be seen, and we will have the home
video available very soon at PWFprowrestling.com.
After the match the crowd
gave them a standing ovation, proving
that they made their mark in just a
short time.
"Doomsday" Danny Rose defeated
The Rockin' Rebel with a Death Valley
Driver.
Due to a prematch stipulation, The Rachies
are now allowed to reform in the
PWF.
In the Ultimate Rumble, Quiet Storm
became the new PWF Universal Junior
Heavyweight champion, outlasting 9 other
men. Never in the history of the PWF
has there been so much action in the
ring at one time. Bodies were flying
everywhere. Order of entry and order
of elimination follows:
Entry:
Red
Quiet Storm
Adam Flash
Chi Chi Cruz
Striker
Rob Eckos
Jack Miller
Gino Giovanni
Chris Devine
Jay Briscoe
Elimination:
Adam Flash by Eckos, Storm, and Red
Eckos by Giovanni
Miller by Striker
Cruz by Devine
Giovanni by Striker
Devine by Briscoe
Striker by Briscoe
Briscoe by Red
Red by Quiet Storm
This is another match that you will
want to see for yourself...one of the
best matches of the year on the regional
circuit without a doubt.
Finally, in the 6 man elimination Steel
Cage match, Steve Corino outlasted
the field to take home the victory.
All 6 men were a bloody mess, and the
cage could barely contain the brutality
of this contest. In fact, Chris
Hamrick launched himself off off the
top of the cage, executing the
"Confederate Currency" legdrop
on Corino.
"High Profile" Dylan Night
was eliminated by CW Anderson.
Guillotine LeGrande was eliminated by
Chris Hamrick.
Chris Hamrick was eliminated by CW Anderson.
CW Anderson was eliminated by Jack Victory.
Jack Victory was eliminated by Steve
Corino.
After the match, Lou E. Dangerously
left the broadcast position, and
unexpectedly joined forces with Jack
Victory and Chris Hamrick, who proceeded
to beat Corino and Anderson with straps,
as the locker room tried to get in
the cage to make the save.
Credit:
Bryan Reigel
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