Guest goodhelmet Report post Posted November 15, 2002 From Bob Magee at powerwithchoice.com "Then, the weekend concluded with Premier Wrestling Federation's Vast Energy 2002 at Pottstown, PA's Academy Hall; again featuring Shinjiro Ohtani and Masato Tanaka, as well as the debuting American Dragon, and Reckless Youth. Results of the show, which again saw an excellent crowd with the best advance in PWF history, are as follows: Shinjiro Ohtani and Masato Tanaka won the PWF Universal Tag-Team champions, defeating Steve Corino and C.W. Anderson in the main event at Vast Energy USA. Chris Hamrick retained his PWF Universal Heavyweight title, defeating Jay Briscoe with a second rope piledriver. Zero-One International Junior Heavyweight champion Low Ki defeated The Amazing Red, via the Ki Clutch submission. Rockin' Rebel and Striker defeated Rapid Fire Maldonado and Chi Chi Cruz. After intermission, Gino Giovanni attacked Rob Dimension, only to receive a beating at the hands of a returning Guillotine LeGrande. His return was short-lived however, as he announced that he was relinquishing the PWF television title, as he was retiring (LeGrande actually hasn't worked in months, but it was a nice opportunity to recognize a longtime PWF worker); and that the TV title would need someone to defend as...beginning Friday night, December 6th, the PWF will be seen on Philadelphia's WGTW 48 at midnight every Friday, replacing the currently airing WXW program. In a match that was as good as you'd expect, PWF Junior Heavyweight champion Quiet Storm successfully defended his title against the debuting American Dragon and Reckless Youth. U.S. champion Chris Divine defeated Jack Victory by disqualification. After the match, Divine and Trinity were laid out by Christopher Daniels and Simply Luscious. Samoa Joe and Christopher Daniels defeated Joey Matthews and Michael Shane. Billy Bax defeated "Dynamite" Josh Daniels with a belly to belly suplex. Da Hit Squad defeated The S.A.T." i had recently asked about PWF, and from looking at the talent, this might be the first must-have PF show. Plus, you can never get too much Tanaka and Ohtani. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest dreamer420 Report post Posted November 15, 2002 sounds like a pretty wicked card, but a lot like an ROH show Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
