top of page

PPW Juiced: What Went Down

By: Scott Fineout


In a night that saw a double cross from TJ Masters, a new No Limit Champion crowned and a big disagreement between Desean Pratt and KC Navarro, PPW Juiced was unpredictable if nothing else.



Special guest referee TJ Masters inserted himself into the match between South Philly's Finest and the Arrogance of Excellence to prevent South Philly of getting robbed once again. He did the exact opposite. After a scissor kick from Konway onto Johnny Moran, it looked as though South Philly would win back the PPW Tag Team Championship. As Masters went down to count the pin he stopped short of three to stand up, and flip Jimmy Konway off – a move that immediately made Konway rise to his feet with huge eyes and a shocked face.


As Masters distracted Konway from his competition, it was Clutch Adams who would sneak in and roll up Konway. Masters would provide the fastest count in Hazleton to allow the Arrogance of Excellence to retain the PPW Tag Team Championship.


Desean Pratt and KC Navarro were a toxic tag team at PPW Juiced as the two couldn't seem to get on the right page all night, even leading to Desean Pratt to openly instruct and talk down to Navarro during the match. Pratt, feeling like Navarro was worried more about flashy moves than actually winning the match, openly talked down to his partner and the tension only went up from there. At a point in the match the two were blind tagging one another in-and-out of the ring to establish dominance over one another. At the end of the match Navarro would take the pinfall after a missed frog splash on his end, followed by a successful frog splash from Amazing Red that would end Navarro and Pratt's night.



The story however followed the match's outcome Pratt would first come into the ring and offer Navarro forgiveness and raise his hand for the Hazleton crowd to show their appreciation. Then Pratt sweeped Navarro's legs out from under him and exited the ring while pointing at the young 19-year-old with disgust.


PPW Heavyweight Champion Sean Carr defeated Brian Pillman Jr in an excellent match that saw Carr's bodyguard Lamar Hawkins grab the leg of Brian Pillman Jr as he was about to super kick Carr. This provided the distraction that was needed for Carr to measure up Pillman and super kick Pillman for the victory.



Carr and Hawkins would stay to stomp Pillman Jr until Mike Orlando came out to make the save, sending Carr and his “Carr Insurance Policy” heading for the hills.


Charles Mason became the new PPW No Limits Champion by defeating nineteen other men to become the new PPW No Limits Champion. The rumble saw the debuts of many of the Underdogs Training School students as well as various competitors from around the central-Pennsylvania area and even the return of E. Julius Keiper who entered the rumble. Paul Bo would soon enter the rumble himself and the two would eliminate the other.



The full results of PPW Juiced are listed below:


COMPLETE RESULTS

Six-Man Tag Team Match

The Mane Event and Mantequilla defeated the Punk Rock All Stars and Foxx Vinyer (with Delilah)

Singles Match

Jason King (with Penny Lane) defeated Andy Header (with Ryan Race)

PPW Women's Championship Match

Christina Marie defeated Veda Scott to retain the PPW Women's Championship

Singles Match

Adam Chandler defeated King Leon the VI (with Squire)

PPW No Limits Championship Rumble

Charles Mason defeated nineteen others to become the PPW No Limits Champion

Tag Team Match

Amazing Red and Anthony Gangone defeated Desean Pratt and KC Navarro

Singles Match

Mike Orlando defeated Richard Holliday

PPW Tag Team Championship Match (Special Guest Referee: TJ Masters)

Arrogance of Excellence defeated South Philly's Finest to retain the PPW Tag Team Championship

PPW Heavyweight Championship Match

Sean Carr (with Lamar Hawkins) defeated Brian Pillman Jr to retain the PPW Heavyweight Championship

Triple Threat Match to determine the #1 Contender for the PPW Heavyweight Championship

Sam Adams defeated Evander James and Juventud Guerrera

Comments


bottom of page