Peachstate Wrestling Alliance Report from Carrollton on May 2

Photos by Tnisha N Hunter From Shane Noles: Attendance at Central Elementary was 263. (1) Jeremy Foster defeated Stupid by p...

Photos by Tnisha N Hunter

From Shane Noles:

Attendance at Central Elementary was 263.

(1) Jeremy Foster defeated Stupid by pinfall- Foster was out and told the crowd he understood he had lost his last 2 matches at PWA, so he knew he had to climb the ladder so to speak to get another shot at the No Limits title. But he was also quick to point out that he had captured that very belt his first night in the company by defeating Ace Haven and he knew if given the opportunity, he could do so again. Stupid came out to a loud ovation as the fans at PWA hadn't seen him in over 2 years. After the match, Stupid addressed the fans saying he had been through so much in the last year that had almost killed his passion for pro wrestling, but he wanted one more opportunity to wrestle at Peachstate and win or lose, he was thankful for this opportunity tonight. The crowd begged him not to leave, but Stupid said he wasn't worthy of such adulation and thanked the people.

(2) "P-Dog Mike Posey retained the No Limits Title by defeating Zach Daniels following the Alabama Jam legdrop.

(3) Iceberg, Ace Haven, and Rick Michaels defeated Sal Rinauro, Nigel Sherrod, and Dusty Mac by DQ when The Dragon interfered. Dragon said these 3 men(referring to The Chosen Two and Dusty) had put their blood, sweat, and tears into building the very foundation of this company and when they called him to join their side he thought "who better than the winner of the first match in PWA history and one of the first champions in company history back in 2008 to join these men?" He said they were The Originals and they would be taking PWA back to where it rightfully belonged. Michaels said no one loved this company more than him and tried to persuade Stupid to join them on the 16th in an 8-man street fight. Stupid said he would love to see nothing more than for The Originals to get their teeth bashed in, but he felt he wasn't good enough and actually felt he wasn't good at all, so he politely declined. Michaels said it didn't matter because he would find someone to join their side by the 16th.

(4) Fantasy defeated Tiffany Roxx in ladies' action by pinfall.

(5) Tyson Dean and Jimmy Rave went to a 30 minute time limit draw in the main event for the PWA Heritage Title. Rave bled hard way about 20 minutes into the match following a head shot to the exposed steel hook from thanks to Al Getz removing the turnbuckle pad. These 2 delivered a hard-striking, back and forth encounter and the unexpected blood added to the drama. With 5 minutes to go, over half the crowd was standing and when Rave hit the From Dusk Till Dawn cross face, the pop was enormous as they just knew for certain Dean would tap and a new champion would be crowned. Much to Tyson's credit, he managed to find the ropes to break the hold. Tyson tried a roll up and a small package, but Rave kicked out as the time limit expired. The crowd was chanting 5 more minutes when the music hit and out came "The Big F'N Deal" Geter! Geter took his time entering the ring and said he was a former Heritage champion who never got his rematch once he lost the belt. He said Rave had cashed in both of his title shots(Lethal Rumble winner and BattleBowl winner) and had not prevailed, so it was next man in line. Al Getz tried to capitalize on the situation by saying Geter should face Rave on the 16th. Owner Shane Noles came out and told Geter the fact that he never got his rematch was on him and the company and apologized. He said he didn't like Getz, but he had a point as title opportunities are not given, but earned at Peachstate. He said Geter would face Jimmy Rave on the 16th and the winner would face Dean for the belt at a later date. Getz promptly grabbed the mic and said the only person getting 5 more minutes would be Jimmy's old lady, which caused Rave to grab him by the tie. However, before he could sock it to Getz, Geter scooped him up and delivered a bone crushing body slam followed by a sidewalk slam. He stood over Rave's motionless body for a solid minute before turning his gaze to Dean, who had been watching all of this unfold. Rave was carried out by 2 referees as the crowd chanted "Jimmy, Jimmy!" to close the evening.