The Pacific Northwest is about to be delivered a dose of heavy adrenaline as Paul Heyman has decided to expand the ZCW name by buying Pacific Northwest Wrestling from Don Cross and Co. Pacific Northwest Wrestling first start in the early 1920's when former Australian wrestling champion Ted Thye came to Portland. Thye envisioned promoting both boxing and wrestling through the Pacific Northwest and hired Herb Owen to help with this. While Thye visited home in Australia, Owen had the ownership of the company put into his name resulting him having the sole right to promote boxing and wrestling in Oregon. Fun fact, George Wagner developed his very famous persona Goreous George in Portland. Over the years, Owen promoted and ran shows with his sons before his death in 1942. Owen's son, Don Owen, took over as owner and continued to follow in his father's foot steps. in 1944, Owenbegan to promote women's wrestling until it was outlawed in Oregon. in 1953, Owen started to broadcast the first regular wrestling show on television. Many of the greats in professional wrestling took a tour in PNW. But sadly, over the decades, the views took a steep dive and by 1992 Portland Wrestling was shut down and sold.

The Portland Sports Arena is empty due to the pandemic but is laid out as if there were fans in the audience. The barricades have plexiglass attached to them and chairs are spread out with a six foot radius between each seat. The cameras point to the newly constructed entrance way as a small amount of pyrotechnics erupt as "Paradise City" plays bringing up an introductive video. The cameras move over to the announce table where PNW's Chairman, Paul Heyman, and President, Erica Mason, sit behind the table with headsets on.

paulHEYMAN| Ladies and Gentleman, my name is Paul Heyman and I am the Pacific Northwest Wrestling Chairman. The person sitting beside me is the Pacific Northwest Wrestling President Erica Mason. And this is the debut episode of Untamed. As you can tell, the Portland Sports Arena is vacant beside the production crew and ourselves. This can be contributed to the on going pandemic plaguing the United States. But we have a work around to bring you all the rebirth of Pacific Northwest Wrestling to television.

ericaMASON| I am excited for this new venture we have decided to pursue! I never knew about the wonderful legacy of this territory and I am honored to be apart of the newest chapter of it. I know we talked about this before we got on the air but I am sure the audience would like to know; what is our plan for Untamed?

paulHEYMAN| Untamed will be the program that will be taking place of Unfiltered until the pandemic either lightens up or is over. Untamed will be operated under a smaller budget with little to no fans in attendance. Untamed will also feature a limited number of matches to decrease the likely breeding ground for COVID. Untamed will be able to give the talent room to shine and build their characters and personalities.

ericaMASON| As the President of this company, I am one hundred percent on board with seeing our talent grow. But wait Mister Heyman, what happened to ZCW? Did it close down?

paulHEYMAN| ZCW is the parent company of PNW actually. What we have decided to do is expand ZCW into smaller areas and treat them as territories. We have decided to keep the home base in Edmonton and expand into the Pacific Northwest. We will be honoring all the previous achievements from ZCW. And speaking of that, our resident Apprentice Peyton Johnston will be out here soon to dive further into what we will be doing going forward.

ericaMASON| Mister Heyman, why don't I just do it. I am out here already and to be honest, I think it would be fun to do something outside of the office.

paulHEYMAN| If you insist, I won't stop you.

ericaMASON| Perfect!

Erica Mason sets down her headset and heads into the ring with a microphone in hand.