General JD's 3 cents

PCW fans welcome to the first installment of my column. To start us off I wish to address the issue of the tag team situation in the PCW. Now as you all know at "A New Level" Mike Gallows did in fact suffer an injury to his shoulder. I spoke with Mike at this house today and he told me two things. First of all, he asked me how I got into his house, but that was of no matter. More importantly he told me he is recovering, and will be ready for PCW action as ½ of the tag team champions in the near future. Secondly, there is the issue of the reunion of S & M. S & M has been called the most vicious tag team in PCW history, and I can't argue with that. Their reunion came as a total shock to the whole PCW community, including myself. I knew Jackal was a manipulative, crafty, and fiendish competitor; I didn't know to what level that was true. But as a commentator, I have to have a certain level of respect for his actions. He did fool us all in his ploy to reunite his tag team of yesteryear. S & M should continue to be a force to be reckoned with, and I wouldn't want to be Technical Execution currently. After Gallows returns, I predict S & M will be looking for one thing, tag team gold. Technical Execution will want to watch their back before they are taken to the gallows courtesy of S & M. But even I can not predict the outcome of the future tag team situation in the PCW, only time can tell that tale.

This brings us to my second point, the PPV "A New Level." In a match for the vacated TV title, once held by Inferno, Wicus scored a victory over Gallows. In talking to them after the match, it became clear to me that there was no apparent hostility between the two. This tag team appears to be able to use the "just for business attitude" to get past any obstacle or conflict between the two. The second match of the PPV extravaganza was the Tag Team Title Open Challenge. This match gave us the return of Jackal from out of nowhere it would seem. A formidable new competitor Roman teamed up with the experienced Jackal, to take on the well-oiled tag team machine that is Technical Execution. Through an unexpected rapid succession of finishing maneuvers, Technical Execution pulled off the 1…2…3. Technical Execution seems to be barreling through opponents like a freight train. Finally, the climax of the PPV occurred during the final match between Jackal, Gerew, and Wicus. Wicus took so many 3d's from tag team of S & M, I thought he would never walk again. In what may very well someday be called one of the most calculated plans to dominate the PCW ever, Gerew became the PCW World Champion. The commissioner's challenge match brought with it an interesting twist of fate, which leaves this commentator wondering what the future of the PCW holds.

This is General JD signing off.