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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. | ||
Revision as of 06:15, 13 January 2008
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.