MILLENNIUM WRESTLING FEDERATION

THE "PROPHECY" IS FULFILLED.....
"Alley Rat" Pitt becomes MWF Champion, alligns with The Family

HOWARDS CREEK-- "Father" David Hayes was smiling and laughing by the end of the MWF wresling show at the Howards Creek Veterans Center Saturday night. He had a lot of reason to; not only did he "convert" a new member to his stable known as "The Family," the new stable member -- "The Alley Rat" Pitt -- became MWF World Champion.

And 350-pound monster didn't have to pin anyone in a match to win the championship.

Instead, prior to the tag team title match main event, Pitt came to the ring to take issue with one-time interim commissioner Chris Mellon holding the World Title.

"It's disrespectful not to have a champion," said Pitt of the title, which was vacated twice in the last two MWF shows due to non-wrestling related injuries. "Father" David Hayes won the title, only to vacate it due to an ankle injury. "The All American" Rob Deputy won the title at supershow Ground Zero, only to have to vacate the title due to emergency surgery.

"It's bad for all the guys in the back," continued Pitt. "A wrestler, and not an announcer, needs to hold the title."

Pitt did something strangely uncharacteristic at the time; he challenged Mellon, a non-wrestler, to submit, also known as tapping out, in a match.

Mellon, who stated he had a family and a livelihood that was much more important than getting injured, tapped the canvas once. Pitt then declared himself champion.

Pitt then issued a challenge, saying "anyone who's man enough to come take this belt from me, come on."

"Father" David Hayes appeared, saying he wasn't medically cleared to wrestle.

At first, it looked as if Pitt and Hayes were headed for a physical confrontation, until Pitt put his arm around the "Father's" shoulder, revealing to the dismay of the crowd his allegiance to the hated stable known as "The Family."

It wasn't until after the main event pitting World Tag Team Champions Damage Inc. against Audio Shotgun that all hell would break loose at the Vet Center, and the true impact of Pitt's decision would be felt.

While the other members of "The Family" double-and-triple teamed "Outlaw" Keith Matthews and "The Sensation" Marcus Hayes, Pitt kept former friends like "The Pacific Tsunami" Nave and Hojo "The Devil" Devlin at bay, albeit for just a couple of moments.

An elated "Father" David Hayes proclaimed to a stunned crowd the "prophecy" he promised would come true did, indeed, come true.

"Just when you think you know all the answers, I go and change all the questions," said Hayes. "Now The Family is at full strength."

The other members of the family are rookie Nick James and the tag-team of Audio Shotgun, "The Waco Kid" Adam Awesomeo and "The Queen City Classic" Chris Solar. Audio Shotgun recently won -- and lost -- the MWF World Tag Team Title.

The announcement and stunning change in Pitt's philosphy capped a night of surprises that saw the manager of the North American Champion become interim commissioner.

Trey Williams, manager of Mr. Badd, announced he was appointed to the post by the MWF Board of Directors and revealed the next MWF supershow would be Onslaught, scheduled for Sept. 13.

Both Chris Mellon and Williams exchanged words upon Williams making the announcement.

"Finally, the MWF Board appoints a real commissioner," said Williams, "instead of this knucklehead Chris Mellon."

Mellon retaliated later in the show, by introducing Williams as the North American Champion's "girlfriend" prior to Mr. Badd defeding the title against Nave.

The next MWF show will be Aug. 23 at the Howards Creek Veterans Center. Doors open at 7pm and the bell time is 8pm. For more information, visit www.mwf-live.com.

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