Nittany Wrestling Federation: Pain State University 
Saturday, February 17, 2001 - Results
by Justin Cryder
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Coming off the heels of an exciting NWF: Cybermania the previous Saturday, the Nittany Wrestling Federation held a second free-per-view event in back-to-back weeks on Saturday, February 17! "Pain State University" took place in the White Building on the campus of Penn State University.

It was announced during the week leading up to the event that the NWF title, held by "Too Phat" Yutzak Arafat, would be defended in a four corners match on the card. The other three participants in the match would be the winners of the three singles matches taking place throughout the course of the evening.

NWF Tag Team Championships: Los Hermanos Fumar vs. Saints of Sycho
The show opened with the NWF Tag Team titles on the line in a match that pitted the champions, Los Hermanos Fumar defending the belts for the first time against The Saints of Sycho. SOS (Saint Patrick and Kasey Coresh), accompanied by their manager Big Mark Brickowski, made their way to the ring first. Fumar Dos and Fumar Tres came out next and cut a promo in Spanish, then suddenly the "Too Cool" music began to play over the PA and the two began to dance inside the middle of the ring. However, SOS did not appreciate this display of dancing, and they jumped the Fumars from behind to start the match. The match was a hard-fought contest that came to a head when Fumar Tres and Dos hit Kasey with the double Fondo de la Roca, followed by the double hente elbow.

University Park Title: Fumar vs. Logan
After that initial title match involving Los Hermanos Fumar, the fans were treated to a defense of the University Park Title by the leader of the Fumar clan, the original Fumar. Fumar fought Logan in a brutal match-up. Logan put up a tough fight, but the veteran Fumar's experience was the difference in this match. At the end of the match, Fumar dragged Logan close to a corner of the ring, and then ascended the top turnbuckle on the opposite side. Fumar then lept into the air, gaining great height and distance, executing the Fumacity onto Logan. Referee Tom counted the 1-2-3, and even the fans who don't normally approve of many of Fumar's actions, had to give him his due on this day with that incredible display. With the victory Fumar not only kept his hold on the UP title, but also earned the right to be in the four corners match for the NWF championship later in the evening.

Sellina Snatch Interview
Next we were treated to an interview with the ex-Fumarcita. As you may recall, it was Fumarcita that had come to the ring with Golden during his match with Arafat at the previous week's NWF event. Towards the end of the match when the mysterious masked man tried to interfere with the lead pipe, Fumarcita nailed him with a low blow. Golden confronted her, but she slugged Golden in the jaw. All of this eventually led to Arafat's win in the match.

The ex-Fumarcita introduced herself as Penn State student Sellina Snatch. Sellina said that had seen what was going on with Tommy Golden, and this mysterious masked man. She then went on to challenge the masked man, whom she referred to as the Black Camel, to an unscheduled match.

Sellina Snatch vs. The Black Camel
It had been rumored that the Black Camel would be making an appearance at Pain State, and he did not disappoint as he answered Sellina's challenge and made his way to the ring, lead pipe in hand. Sellina had control of the early portions of the match, but The Black Camel began to gain an advantage. He even began to taunt Sellina and then in a bold move left the ring and grabbed a hold of the lead pipe. At this point Arafat and Sahara Sarah came out to ringside. As Sarah distracted Referee Tom, Arafat hit the Black Camel with the Sitar and quickly exited the ring. Sellina then covered the Black Camel for the pin.

Afterwards Arafat and Sarah entered the ring. Arafat confronted the Black Camel, recounting the history of his crimes against Arafat, and then deducing his identity after a process of elimination. Arafat then unmasked the Black Camel, revealing him to be none other than Kevin KanEvil. At this point Arafat restrained KanEvil, and after some stiff coercing, KanEvil told Arafat that it was Kevin Knight who put him up to his actions as the Black Camel. Arafat then told KanEvil that tonight this newcomer would feel the wrath of Too Phat. He then sent a message to Kevin Knight by nailing KanEvil with Da Bomb.

Nittany Wrestling Federation Contract Match
Three men fought in a match where the winner would be given an NWF contract. After about two minutes Kevin Knight came down to the ring and leveled all three men, and cleared the ring. Knight grabbed the house mic and said that he had orchestrated the Black Camel charade and used KanEvil as his willing cohort to try and take out Arafat in an effort to gain the NWF Championship. But since Kevin failed, Knight now planned to take it upon himself to finish the job. He promised that he would not only destroy One Penn Stater, but two. He then called out his opponent, Penn State's own Feature Presentation.

Kevin Knight vs The Feature Presentation
Knight looked impressive in his NWF debut against Feature Presentation. The 6'2" monster attempted to overpower Feature Presentation with a series of powerful moves and submission holds. The fan support kept Feature Presentation in this match, as he fed off of their cheering many times to break the submission holds. But in the end, Knight was just too much for Feature Presentation as he executed the Knight Fall and got the 1-2-3, earning the right to compete in the four corners NWF title match.

Rob Noxious vs Johnny Graham, USMC
Rob Noxious made his second appearance in the NWF, taking on Marine Corps veteran Johnny Graham. Noxious and his two cohorts at ringside made life difficult for Graham, distracting the referee and interfering whenever possible. Graham hung in there, but the match was ended abruptly in a no contest when Fumar and Fumar Dos came out to ringside and layed both men out.

NWF Championship: Yutzak Arafat (c) vs. Fumar vs. Kevin Knight vs. Fumar Dos
With no winner in the Noxious-Graham match-up, Referee Tom made a decision on the spot, naming Fumar Dos as the fourth participant in the Four Corners match, since he had been on the winning side of the NWF Tag Team Title match earlier in the evening.

This stacked the deck against Arafat, as all three men in the ring were seemingly on the same side. However, the one thing that Arafat had in his favor was the greed of his opponents. Numerous occasions arose in the match where either Knight, Fumar, or Fumar Dos had attempted to eliminate Arafat first, only to be sabotaged by one of the other two men.

Finally it came down to Fumar eliminating Fumar Dos first from the match. Then Fumar brought a steel chair into the ring as Knight restrained Arafat. Arafat ducked, and Fumar nailed Knight in the skull with the chair. Referee Tom disqualified Fumar on the spot. Arafat then hit the Sitar for the victory onto Knight, retaining the NWF Championship and sending the fans home happy.

Visit the NWF website (http://www.empusa.net/nwf) for over 40 pictures of Pain State!

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Nittany Wrestling Federation: Monday Night Mayhem!

NWF "Monday Night Mayhem" airs this week, February 19, in the wake of Saturday's latest free-per-view event, Pain State University. Hosted by Alexander the Great, NWF Webmaster Justin Cryder, and NWF Commentator Ryan Wilson, "Mayhem" airs weekly 5-6 PM ET. The show can be heard on Penn State WEHR campus channel 21 and it will also be simulcast live on the NWF website (http://www.empusa.net/nwf) in streaming RealAudio!

On the agenda for tonight's show:
* A full recap of this past Saturday's Pain State, including a break-down of all of the matches and their implications.
* The latest NWF news and rumors, including Ignite the LiveWire!
* Full previews of both WWF Raw and WCW Nitro!
* Results of WCW Superbrawl
* A preview of WWF No Way Out
* And a whole lot more!

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