PCP: Rampage vs. Felix 2 - TONIGHT 7:30 PM CT

Gambler Gorham uploaded a video to YouTube, discussing the fallout of Championship Carnival.

On the battle royal ending:

On King Felix III interference:

What's next for Jenkins and Rampage:

Turning Tide

At an old local dive bar, a sad country song is playing from the jukebox. Most of the people inside are focused on playing pool or darts, while one person sits alone at the bar, ready for a drink. “Another shot, please” said the man. The bartender pours the shot, sits it down in front of the man and says, “You been in here almost every day for a month. We always enjoy having you around, but this ain’t like you Ray. You’re supposed to be out there doing big things, not hanging out with us bar folk.”

Ray takes the shot, sets the glass down and starts to reply, but a very loud drunk person can be heard saying, “Hey, is that Big Bama Ray? I heard he quit wrestling just like he did football. Can’t believe Rampage would want him as a partner.” Ray decided that it was time to go home, so he closed out his tab and walked out the door.

Outside, as Ray was waiting for his uber driver, he noticed some shadows approaching. He turned around and saw two people wearing mask, dressed like the men with King Felix III at PCP’s last event. One of the men lunged at Ray, but Ray tossed him in a nearby dumpster. The next one tried the same thing, but Ray hit him with an Alabama Slam on the hood of a car. Just as the uber driver was arriving, Ray pulled out his phone and sent a text message to Gambler Gorham saying, “Tell Rampage he has a partner.”

Order of Myths look awesome, as does that venue!

Rampage and Bama are one heckova team, though, should give them major league trouble.

Tonight is the night! Mardi Gras Mania starts at 7pm ct. Preview and more below. www.twitch.tv/gamblerpcp


Whodunnit? - Part 3

On December 14th, 2019, the owner of Port City Pro, Jeff Gorham, was attacked before his scheduled bout. He was found unconscious, by his stable mates, Nick Hetfield and Justin Loomis, in his newly wrecked office. Gorham was transported to a medical facility for safety precautions. Fortunately, the owner had no major injuries, and was only advised to take a month off from in ring competition.

Hoss Mack Sr. launched an investigation into the matter, but was unable to find any concrete evidence, even with a strong suspect. Gorham called off the investigation and took matters into his own hands, by calling out the man he believes to be his attacker. After a few days of silence Cade Wageman has issued a response.

A video shows Wageman with a grin from ear to ear.



PCP: Mardi Gras Mania Preview

PCP Heavyweight Championship
(c) Darryl Jenkins vs. King Felix III
At the beginning of this month, Jenkins was about to defend his title against Rampage Hunter, King Felix interrupted before it could start. Felix wasn’t alone, him and his two goons attacked Rampage and Jenkins. It eventually came out that Felix made a deal with PCP owner, Jeff Gorham, guaranteeing a title shot, at MGM. Jenkins looks to get revenge, while keeping his dominant title reign intact, while the king of Mardi Gras has his sights on being the king of PCP. Felix has stated there will be a special ceremony after the match, for the close of the carnival season.

No-Disqualification Grunge Match
Jeff Gorham vs. Cade Wageman
A few months ago Gorham was attacked by someone in a ski mask, brass knuckles were found at the scene. After an investigation into the matter, Cade Wageman became the main suspect, and it’s believed that the brass knuckles belong to him. Unfortunately, the evidence wasn’t concrete, and no legal action could be pursued. Gorham took matters into his own hands and challenged Wageman to a no dq match. Wageman denies being the attacker, but felt he had been wronged by Gorham, so accepted the match for his own reasons.

Order of Myths (MoonPie & Doubloon) vs. Rampage Hunter (Warrior Pro) & Big Bama Ray
Rampage was all set for a title rematch, until the Order of Myths made a surprise appearance, preventing the match from starting. Rampage will have to wait until next month for his title shot, but in the meantime he has a chance to get payback against Felix’s goons. Rampage needed a partner, and put the call out to recent rival, Big Bama Ray. This seemed to be exactly what Ray needed to snap out of his funk and get back in the ring. MoonPie and Doubloon have a tall order in their official debuts.

David Quinn vs. Prince Kitsune (Tiger Stripe Pro)
After a confusing end to a battle royal, these two met in TSP to settle the matter. They wrestled to a draw, settling nothing. Now, Prince Kitsune travels down south for a rematch. With a 60-minute time limit, hopefully there will finally be a winner between these two.

PCP Tag Team Title – Barroom Brawl
(c) The Quinn’s (Alfred & Trevor) vs. Binge & Purge (Nick Hetfield & Justin Loomis)
What was once called the most pointless feud in PCP, now has big stakes involved. They faced off in all types of matches and The Quinn’s were usually on the losing end. After an amazing performance winning the tag title tournament, have the Quinn’s put the losses behind them?

Hoss Mack Jr. vs. Tiger Newton
These two traded eliminations in two different multi-man matches. Now they meet one on one, with the winner trying to get in the title picture.

Pizza Bread (Masked Maniac IV (PEWA) & Kenny Bread) vs. Monster Gains ( Jimmy Barrett & Roger Ratchford)
The team of Pizza Bread has been gaining popularity throughout multiple organizations, while Monster Gains are set to receive tag title shots in Tiger Strip Pro. Can the lovable underdogs pull off an upset, like they did against Monochrome, or will Monster Gains cruise into their title shot?

Cordell Chaos vs. Robbie Roberts (Golden Touch Promotions)
Chaos is focusing on his singles career after his partner, Alex Beats, choked in the finals of the tag title tournament. Cordell, who took his team to the finals, scolded Beats, but decided to keep him on board as manager. Robbie Roberts has developed a bit of a loyal following in PCP. The fans respect the fact that he’ll get in that ring against anybody. If Roberts can ever get a victory, the roof might blow off the place.

PCP New & Notes

- The new PCP champion King Felix will defend his title against Rampage Hunter at our next event on March 24th. Rampage is finally getting the title shot he earned, against the man who prevented that title match from taking place. Felix made a trip to Warrior Pro recently, setting the stage for this huge main event.

- Tim Thomson was able to get an interview with the former champ, Darryl Jenkins, before Jenkins left for vacation. The former champ gives his thoughts on losing the title, his future, and the upcoming PCP title match. The interview will be out in a few days.

- After Jenkins lost his title, Gambler Gorham referred to him as the standard bearer of the company, and instituted a new rule for champions going forward. If a champion loses their title, the only way to receive an automatic rematch is having at least four title defenses during their reign.

- It appears the new champ pulled some strings and got his goons a tag title shot. The Quinn’s will defend against the Order of Myths.

- After the result of Binge & Purge's tag title shot, Justin Loomis has challenged The Demon Priest. Loomis looks to avenge his tag partner Nick Hetfield, who was injured as a result of The Demon Priest's attack.

- Tiger Strip Pro’s, Prince Kitsune, will face Tiger Newton, with the winner moving up the rankings and getting closer to title contention.

- PCP’s one year anniversary is approaching. The Battle of Mobile Bay tournament is set to take place on June 1st & 2nd. This year there will be 16 competitors, featuring wrestlers from multiple organizations, battling over two days, with the winner receiving a PCP title shot the following month. More details will be released soon.

this seems like a way to keep Rampage from getting his title shot...