Primetime Invitational Tournament - Revision history

Shadowmane at 02:07, 13 May 2010

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Argyle at 04:05, 8 May 2010

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Argyle at 21:53, 31 January 2008

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	The final four of the tournament consisted of [[Seymour Almasy]], representing the UWF, Kenny Mercury, also representing the UWF, [[Angelus Sorrow]] of the DWO, and [[Roulette]] of the DWO. UWF fought UWF and DWO fought DWO in the semi-finals, with Almasy and Roulette moving on to the finals. Almasy won the PIT after defeating Roulette, debuting the One Hit Kill finishing move after fending off Roulette's relentless attack on his left arm. He would go on to win the first [[Cruiserweight Tournament]], defeating [[Karina Wolfenden]] in the final round, which along with his three Global Title reigns and high placements in several GTT's, cemented his place as a big name player in PTC history.		The final four of the tournament consisted of [[Seymour Almasy]], representing the UWF, Kenny Mercury, also representing the UWF, [[Angelus Sorrow]] of the DWO, and [[Roulette]] of the DWO. UWF fought UWF and DWO fought DWO in the semi-finals, with Almasy and Roulette moving on to the finals. Almasy won the PIT after defeating Roulette, debuting the One Hit Kill finishing move after fending off Roulette's relentless attack on his left arm. He would go on to win the first [[Cruiserweight Tournament]], defeating [[Karina Wolfenden]] in the final round, which along with his three Global Title reigns and high placements in several GTT's, cemented his place as a big name player in PTC history.

			[http://www.bracketmaker.com/tmenu.cfm?tid=44177&tclass= PIT Brackets]

Sean at 05:25, 26 January 2008

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	The Primetime Invitational Tournament (aka PIT) was a 64 person tournament held in 2003 during the time that [[Trigger]] owned PTC. It was administered by Bobby (aka Jerrod, aka [[Chris Storm]]).		The Primetime Invitational Tournament (aka PIT) was a 64 person tournament held in 2003 during the time that [[Trigger]] owned PTC. It was administered by Bobby (aka Jerrod, aka [[Chris Storm]]).

	[[Seymour Almasy]] ~~won PIT after defeating~~ [[Roulette]] in the ~~final round~~. He would go on to win the first [[Cruiserweight Tournament]], defeating [[Karina Wolfenden]] in the final round, which along with his three Global Title reigns and high placements in several GTT's, cemented his place as a big name player in PTC history.		Originally, the PIT was supposed to be for a shot at the PTC Global Title, then held by [[Donny Diamond]] of the [[Dominant Wrestling Organization]], but Diamond vacated the title just before the tournament. An attempt by Mr. Diamond to undo his vacating of the belt was not accepted, and the PIT became for the now vacant title.

			PTC talents such as [[Kenny Mercury]] rose to prominence during the PIT, with Mercury's upset of then LOW World Champion [[Tristan Belmont]] serving as one of the most shocking upsets in early PTC history.

			The final four of the tournament consisted of [[Seymour Almasy]], representing the UWF, Kenny Mercury, also representing the UWF, [[Angelus Sorrow]] of the DWO, and [[Roulette]] of the DWO. UWF fought UWF and DWO fought DWO in the semi-finals, with Almasy and Roulette moving on to the finals. Almasy won the PIT after defeating Roulette, debuting the One Hit Kill finishing move after fending off Roulette's relentless attack on his left arm. He would go on to win the first [[Cruiserweight Tournament]], defeating [[Karina Wolfenden]] in the final round, which along with his three Global Title reigns and high placements in several GTT's, cemented his place as a big name player in PTC history.

Argyle at 06:15, 13 January 2008

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	The Primetime Invitational Tournament (aka PIT) was a 64 person tournament held in 2003 during the time that [[Trigger]] owned PTC. It was administered by Bobby (aka Jerrod, aka [[Chris Storm]]).		The Primetime Invitational Tournament (aka PIT) was a 64 person tournament held in 2003 during the time that [[Trigger]] owned PTC. It was administered by Bobby (aka Jerrod, aka [[Chris Storm]]).

	[[Seymour Almasy]] won PIT after defeating [[Roulette]] in the final round. He would go on to win the first [[Cruiserweight Tournament]], defeating [[Karina Wolfenden]] in the final round, which along with his three Global Title reigns, cemented his place as a big name player in PTC history.		[[Seymour Almasy]] won PIT after defeating [[Roulette]] in the final round. He would go on to win the first [[Cruiserweight Tournament]], defeating [[Karina Wolfenden]] in the final round, which along with his three Global Title reigns and high placements in several GTT's, cemented his place as a big name player in PTC history.

Argyle at 06:14, 13 January 2008

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	The Primetime Invitational Tournament (aka PIT) was a 64 person tournament held in 2003 during the time that Trigger owned PTC. It was administered by Bobby (aka Jerrod, aka Chris Storm).		The Primetime Invitational Tournament (aka PIT) was a 64 person tournament held in 2003 during the time that [[Trigger]] owned PTC. It was administered by Bobby (aka Jerrod, aka [[Chris Storm]]).

	[[Seymour Almasy]] won PIT by defeating [[Roulette]] in the final round. He would go on to win the first [[Cruiserweight Tournament]], which along with his three Global Title reigns, cemented his place as a big name player in PTC history.		[[Seymour Almasy]] won PIT after defeating [[Roulette]] in the final round. He would go on to win the first [[Cruiserweight Tournament]], defeating [[Karina Wolfenden]] in the final round, which along with his three Global Title reigns, cemented his place as a big name player in PTC history.

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2008-01-13T06:11:44Z

New page: The Primetime Invitational Tournament (aka PIT) was a 64 person tournament held in 2003 during the time that Trigger owned PTC. It was administered by Bobby (aka Jerrod, aka Chris Storm)....

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The Primetime Invitational Tournament (aka PIT) was a 64 person tournament held in 2003 during the time that Trigger owned PTC. It was administered by Bobby (aka Jerrod, aka Chris Storm).

[[Seymour Almasy]] won PIT by defeating [[Roulette]] in the final round. He would go on to win the first [[Cruiserweight Tournament]], which along with his three Global Title reigns, cemented his place as a big name player in PTC history.