Match 1: Tyson Dean (w/Brooklyn Page) vs. Brian Blaze
Tyson Dean came out looking at himself and talking to himself in the mirror. He had the crowd riled up with his arrogance and smarmy backtalk. Blaze worked Dean's arm hard, then slammed him. Blaze hit Dean with elbows, then slammed him again for a two count. Dean hit Blaze with a spinebuster, but spent so much time posing and posturing that Blaze got a rollup victory. Dean was pissed about it, and took out his anger on Blaze after the loss. The heat the crowd showed for Dean's arrogance combined with their love of Brian Blaze made it a good opening contest.
Match 2: Warhorses 404 and ITP vs. The Good Ole Boys (Cousin Shaggy and Cousin Cletus)
The Good Ole Boys entered square dancing to Cotton Eye Joe. They wanted to shoot the stuffed turkey over the entrance door to the arena. It was really funny. The Warhorses got in more offense than is typical in one of their matches. Cousin Cletus delivered a nice suplex. The warhorses tried to throw The Good Ole Boys into each other, but that didn't work. Cousin Shaggy got the victory with a frog splash.
Jeff G. Bailey addressed the crowd. He stated that there was a misunderstanding about what The Cornerstone is trying to do for Porterdale. The Cornerstone is trying to provide Porterdale with the best wrestling has to offer, and the company started going downhill when Matt Hankins started running it. PCW is Platinum Championship Wrestling and there is no Platinum without Stephen Platinum. Bailey introduced a new monster, a protege of Abdullah the Butcher himself, The Human Holocaust, Iceberg.
Match 3: Go Time Eric Jones vs. Iceberg
Jones' kicks and punches had zero effect on Iceberg. Iceberg could have gotten the pin early but chose to prolong Jones's suffering for a little while longer. Iceberg finally ended it with a cannonball. The match along with Bailey's stellar introduction went a long way in showing the sadistic nature of Iceberg.
Match 4: Logan Creed (w/Brooklyn Page) vs. Geter
The crowd chanted "Power Ranger" at Logan Creed in reference to his blue singlet. Geter did a kamehameha style hand signal from Dragonball Z to further taunt Creed. Creed went for a kick. Geter caught his foot, and punched him in the face. He then chopped him in the corner. Creed answered with elbows. Geter kicked Creed, then elbowed him in the head. He then butt bumped Creed's face. Creed kneed Geter, then whipped him into the corner. Geter knocked Creed out of the ring. Creed kicked Geter, then clotheslined him for a two count. The two exchanged blows. Page distracted the referee as Creed tapped to Geter's modified half crab. Creed hit Geter with Page's shoe, but it didn't work. Creed ended up knocking Page off the apron. Geter hit Creed with a German Suplex, then hit him with a splash from the second rope to win it. Creed refused to shake Geter's hand postmatch.
Match 5: Carpenter vs. Haikken
The match was just starting to get good when The Cornerstone came out and beat Haikken down. Haikken won by disqualification and the match turned into an eight man tag match.
Match 6: The Washington Bullets, Trevor Aeon, and Bill the Butcher (w/The Carpenter) vs. Haikken, Brian Blaze, and The Movement.
The main event was a chaotic eight man tag match. The Bullets played off the crowd's insults well with insults of their own. Haikken showed great resilience as he was isolated for a long time in the enemy corner. Bailey, Carpenter, and Aeon kicked him while he was outside the ring, then tossed him back in for certain doom. Haikken survived the assault long enough to tag in Blaze. Blaze had Aeon pinned, but Carpenter pulled the ref out of the ring to break up the pin. The action spilled out of the ring at that point, and Haikken did a flip onto all the wrestlers on the outside. Haikken got hit by The Carpenter's bat, but the referee didn't see, and the Cornerstone got the pin. The Cornerstone's beatdown of our heroes continued as Bailey brought out Iceberg. Haikken yelled "Come back and I'll fight all of you." as the villains triumphantly exited.
PCW returns to Porterdale on February 20th.
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