Joe Dombrowski sent this in:
HUGE NEWS FROM PWO TV: JOSH PROHIBITION NEW PWO CHAMPION!
A blockbuster turn of events unfolded this past Sunday night on Pro Wrestling Ohio TV on Sports Time Ohio, as a brand new heavyweight champion was crowned? just not who we thought it would be.
Prohibition stood ringside as he watched his prot?g? of over two years, Johnny Gargano, challenge ?M-Dogg 20? Matt Cross for the PWO Championship in a contest six months in the making. However, as the match progressed, Prohibition seemed to grow more and more concerned. After Gargano had taken Cross down with ?Uniquely You?, it seemed a new champion was imminent, however Prohibition lept onto the apron and ordered Gargano to continue punishing the champion. However, once Gargano had finished talking to Josh, M-Dogg had just enough left in him to roll up his foe, retaining the championship.
An irate Prohibition, knowing he would not be granted a title match by management anytime soon, immediately challenged a fatigued and injured Cross to an impromptu match. A proud and gutsy M-Dogg accepted the challenge, but fell right into the trap of the fresh Prohibition, who defeated Cross with The Drunken Driver.
Prohibition has been obsessed with the PWO Championship ever since M-Dogg defeated him to become the first ever PWO Champion last August. Were the events seen on television this past weekend a spur of the moment reaction by Josh or were they the final steps of a months-long plot? Is this what Prohibition meant when he told Johnny that ?we? would become PWO Champion? And how does Johnny Gargano feel about this?
The only thing for sure now is PWO officials have stated Prohibition MUST defend his PWO Championship June 5 in Norton, Ohio at our next PWO Live Event. As for his opponent? Tune in to PWO TV this Sunday night at 10:00 on Sports Time Ohio to find out, as Jason Bane battles Mike Tolar in a #1 Contender’s Match.
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Pro Wrestling Ohio is a regional independent professional wrestling organization headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. Since opening its doors in October 2007, PWO has been televised via the Sports Time Ohio network, official television home of the Cleveland Indians, available in over 4 million homes via basic cable and available nationwide via select sports packages on both DirecTV and Dish Network. PWO utilizes the most exciting and talented professional wrestlers in the region today, with names such as ?M-Dogg 20? Matt Cross, Josh Prohibition, Jason Bane, Johnny Gargano, and Mike Tolar. PWO also works closely with various causes, having helped raise funds & awareness for such groups as the Cops & Kids program, and the local National Guard and Family Readiness Group. Pro Wrestling Ohio holds live events on a routine basis in its current home base of Brook Park, Ohio. For more information on PWO, please visit www.pwowrestling.com or e-mail prowrestlingohio@yahoo.com