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In each tournament, the format is 10 competitors in a round robin format and the man with the most points at the end of the three day event is the winner.
The Iron Woman will start it off followed by the Six-Man Iron Team Tournament. Then the cruiserweights will take flight in the Iron Light Tournament. From there is the Iron Team competition capped off by the top 10 singles wrestlers in the galaxy in the Iron Man Tournament. The championship committe is rumored to be debating over reinstating the GWF woman's title and crowning a new champion at the Iron Woman Tournament. There is also scuttlebut about the Troubleshooters gaining entry into the Iron Team Tournament.
Here are the tentative wrestlers to be entered.
IRON MAN TOURNAMENT
Vyper (GWF CH)
Ventross I-P CH)
Draconian Sheik (TV CH)
Archon
Mandrill
Wolf
Mensar
Disaster
Max Shield
Thunder
IRON TEAM TOURNAMENT
Great Evil (GWF TAG CH)
Killprey & Vengeance (I-P TAG CH)
Colonizer Empire
Penthouse Punks
Next Generation
Animen Invasion
Genocide & Wraith
Elemental Fury
Stars & Stripes
Desolation Factor
SIX-MAN IRON TEAM TOURNAMENT
Thrill of the Chase (SIX-MAN CH)
Gladiators
FDF
AYM
Takeover
Fourth Realm
Brymstonians
Rocketmen
Animen
Titans
IRON-LIGHT TOURNAMENT
British Bomber (CWT. CH)
Dreggs
Eclipse
Blizzard
Varsity
Suicide Kid
Halcon Oro
Molotok
Blade
Talon
IRON WOMAN TOURNAMENT
Amazonia
Thrash
Shann-Ra
Sniper
Lorelei
Anaxis
Xenia
Sabre
Phantasy
Nora Pelf
At the Titania Tower, Uranus, the final entrant for the both the Iron-Light and the Iron Man Tournament will be determined at "To Be An Iron Man."
Competing for the last cruiserweight spot are El Pantera Negro, Kaos, the Soulwatcher and Amazing Mann.
The men vying for the last position in the Iron Man Tournament showcasing the top 10 wrestlers in the galaxy are Cyclopes, Encubus, Godsend and Max Shield.
In addition to the two round robin tournaments, there will be three other grudge matches on the card.
Disaster, one of the Iron Men, will battle Killprey. Wolf and Genocide renew their past hatred in a Stretcher Match. Switchblade and Blazing Skull will fight to survive in a Ring of Fire Match.
The newest member of the Fighting Titans, Kaos, debuted at the Survivor Series with less than stellar results. He made up for it by winning the contenders tournament and will be a part of the Iron-Light Tournament.
Kaos defeated veteran El Pantera Negro in his first match in very quick fashion with a rolling thunder leg drop. He again took a fast win over the Amazing Mann after hitting both his finishers - the Scream Machine and the Flying Guillotine. Kaos lost his final matchup against the Soulwatcher, but won the tournament with 40 points.
Amazing Mann also finished with 40 points after wins over Negro and the Soulwatcher. He beat Negro with the Contortion and finished off the Soulwatcher by beating him severely outside the ring.
El Pantera Negro and the Soulwatcher each scored 20 points. Negro made a comeback to beat the Soulwatcher with the Quebrada.
In the Iron Man contenders tournament it was Encubus sweeping his way to victory. He defeated Cyclopes, Max Shield and Godsend and will now one of 10 men in the Iron Man.
Encubus surprised Cyclopes with an offensive flurry and won with a pair of Second Comings. He blew past Max Shield by using both his finishers. After being down on the outside, Encubus came back to beat Godsend with the Second Coming to win the tournament.
Max Shield, Godsend and Cyclopes all scored 20 points by beating one of the other two.
In other matches, Killprey took Disaster out on the floor, set up the Ambush and got a clean win. Wolf absolutely destroyed Genocide in a Stretcher Match, and Blazing Skull defeated Switchblade in a Ring of Fire Match.
Warfare took charge as he swept all three matches to become the #1 contender to the I-P title held by Ventross. Warfare ran over Anarchy and Atys Tetrac in devastating fashion. The final match put him against Euritar with the winner taking the tournament.
It went back and forth with Warfare leveling Euritar with awesome power moves. Euritar had his chances at winning but couldn't hit his finisher. Warfare exploded with a series of offensive moves and finally downed Euritar to win the tournament.
Euritar finished second with 40 points. Atys Tetrac beat Anarchy for 20 points and the Brymstonian was shutout.
In the TV title tournament, Bloodline also swept his three matches to win only his second career title in the GWF. He defeated Tanck, Hyper and his newest nemesis Eclipse to capture the gold, and the final spot at the Iron Man Tournament. Bloodline joins partners Encubus - who won an Iron Man contenders round robin tournament, and GWF champion Vyper in the Iron Man competition.
Hyper scored a major victory over Eclipse to end the tournament and finish in second place with 40 points. Eclipse downed Tanck for his only win to take third and Tanck did not score a point.
In other action at the Clash, Archon used the sleeper hold to beat Amazing Mann. Thunder cleaned house to win a Hunter's Prey Match against Killprey. Mandrill completely destroyed Nefarus in a Pictor Four Corners Match, though Nefarus wouldn't quit fighting and stayed alive for some time (Nefarus rolled a 12 three times to keep the match going!)
The tournament takes place over three days with 15 matches per day. The order of matches was randomly determined and that has a major influence on the outcome.
This year's Iron Woman participants are:
Amazonia: former GWF woman's champion. After 27 years in the company, can she prove she is still at the top?
Thrash: a 16-year veteran and the only woman to ever hold the woman's title three times. The Gladiator is poised to dominate the women's division.
Shann-Ra: only in her third year as a wrestler, Shann-Ra's ferociousness may be enough to take her to the title.
Sabre: this outspoken lady finally has a chance to prove her worth in the GWF.
Sniper: the daughter of Krakan is hungry for the spotlight.
Phantasy: the GWF newcomer gets an immediate chance to show what she can do.
Xenia: was impressive as part of the winning team at Survivor Series.
Fata Morgana: an unknown with ties to former GWF manager Darkos.
Chelsea "Lightning" Storm: a wrestler from the HWA steps up to the big time.
Ebony Ice: representing the ICOF with a lot to prove.
By looking at the breakdown of matches may reveal how the tournament could go. Thrash will wrestle just once on the firs and second days and then hit the ring seven times on the final day, with the last four matches overall. Shann-Ra will have an opportunity to win it all with six matches on day three.
Sabre, Fata Morgana and Sniper each will wrestle five days on opening day. Phantasy will endure seven matches on day two where it will be make or break for her.
On each day of the Iron Woman there will be one other match. Talon will take on Encubus on day one and Atys Tetrac squares off against the Amazing Mann on day two. On the final day Atman meets Nightmare in a Nightmare Matrix Match.
Current Standings
1. Xenia 40 pts.
Ebony Ice 40
2. Sniper 30
Chelsea Storm 30
Sabre 30
3. Thrash 20
Shann-Ra 20
Phantasy 20
Fata Morgana 20
4. Amazonia 0
Sniper, Sabre and Fata Morgana each wrestled five times on opening day. Thrash, Shann-Ra and Phantasy all won their only match of the day.
Fata Morgana started with an impressive upset victory over Amazonia, but then lost the next four matches. Amazonia then handed in a double DQ with Sabre to end her night.
Sabre was DQed twice and won once by a DQ. Ebony Ice won her two matches against Chelsea Storm and Sniper by repeated use of the Icing finisher.
Also on day 1, Talon picked up a major victory over Encubus with the Flight of the Eagle.
On day 2, Phantasy will wrestle seven times and will win or lose the tournament with the outcome.
Current Standings
1. Xenia 100 pts.
2. Shann-Ra 60
3. Sniper 60
4. Phantasy 60
5. Fata Morgana 60
6. Sabre 50
7. Ebony Ice 40
8. Chelsea Storm 40
9. Thrash 30
10. Amazonia 20
Phantasy had seven matches on day 2 where her shot to win or lose it all took place. She went 2-5 with victories over Amazonia and Ebony Ice.
Amazonia scored her first points of the tournament by beating Chelsea "Lightning" Storm. Amazonia has three matches on the final day to pull herself out of last place.
Shann-Ra won two matches to remain undefeated and will wrestle six times on day 3. Thrash won her only match on the second day by DQ over current leader Xenia. The Gladiator will wrestle seven times on the final day.
Ebony Ice has four matches on the last day and is mathematically still alive. She will face Xenia, Amazonia, Shann-Ra and Thrash.
Phantasy and Fata Morgana each only have one match on day 3. The rest of the field has a chance to play spoiler.
Also on day 2, Atys Tetrac absolutely crushed the Amazing Mann.
On the final day of the tournament, Atman will face Nightmare in a Nightmare Matrix Match.
It came down to Thrash vs. Shann-Ra. The Gladiator wrestled seven times on the final day, winning six of those matches. This one wasn't very long as Shann-Ra wrestled six times on day 3. Thrash took over and never let up. A choke slam started the match and then a series of brainbusters and piledrivers followed. Shann-Ra couldn't survive the Femme Fatal and Thrash captured the Iron Woman trophy. This is her second straight victory at the Iron Woman Tournament.
Final Standings
1. Thrash 140 pts.
2. Shann-Ra 120
3. Xenia 120
4. Sniper 80
5. Sabre 70
6. Chelsea Storm 60
7. Fata Morgana 60
8. Phantasy 60
9. Amazonia 60
10. Ebony Ice 40
Xenia's loss to Shann-Ra early on day 3 ended her shot at winning it all. Ebony Ice scored all of her 40 pts. on day 1. Amazonia avoided finishing in last place.
During day 3's action, Chelsea Storm pulled off an unbelievable upset of Thrash. Shann-Ra failed to make that loss hurt as she was then beaten by Sabre, which kept Thrash alive.
On day 3 Atman and Nightmare met in a Nightmare Matrix Match. After a short contest that Nightmare won, he was joined by Godsend and Atman was brutally beaten after the match.
The participants:
Thrill of the Chase (Killprey, Vengeance, Puma): the current GWF Six-Man Tag-Team Champions. Puma has hung around despite not being an official team member according to Bounty Hunter. This team has somehow retained its gold, including Killprey and Vengeance's I-P tag belts.
Gladiators (Thunder, Malice, Overkill): The Gladiators the greatest six-man combination in GWF history as former six-time champions, but have been unable to take the belts from the Thrill of the Chase.
Animen (Minotaur, Antak, Swarm): Mandrill put together his team's tag specialists for this event.
Fourth Realm (Petarra, Darkseed, Nightmare): The new bad guys on the block will get to face the rest of the GWF superstars. Petarra and Darkseed are the GWF tag team champions, with Darkseed replacing Nightmare as co-holder.
Immortals (Atman, Paladin, Reckless): the new good guys in the GWF will be closely scrutinized during this event.
Fighting Titans (Eclipse, Talon, Kaos): the Titans are a team in need of a good showing in the tournament. Kaos has joined the team now and earned his way into the Iron-Light Tournament. Ursa Major is being pushed to the back seat.
Rocketmen (Switchblade, Euritar, Avalanche): Johnny Rocket decided to go with his three best guys instead of using the team of Elemental Fury.
Brymstone Burning (Blazing Skull, Anarchy, Cyclopes): Turge did the same thing as Rocket with his team. Former GWF tag champs Unspeakable Horror are back together.
Colonizers (Nefarus, Vendetta, Max Shield): Can the Colonizer Empire and Max Shield get along for three days and nine matches?
Angry Young Men (Vyper, Encubus, Bloodline): Thantos' team is not all smiles, despite Bloodline winning the TV title, him and Encubus making the Iron Man Tournament, and Vyper being the GWF champion. Will thing improve as this team event or are they all out for themselves?
Over the three day event 45 matches will take place in the tournament, 15 per day. For the first time in any of the Iron Man Tournaments, a participant will not have any matches on a given day. Brymstone Burning will not wrestle on day 1, then has four matches on day 2 and five on day 3. The Fourth Realm get in the ring five times to start the tournament. On the first day the Angry Young Men wrestle just once, then four times each of the next two days. The Immortals have four matches on the first and second days.
On each day one other match will be held. Cyclone vs. Turge on day 1, Wolf & Mandrill vs. Genocide & Wraith on the second day, and on the final day Valour meets Godsend in the first ever Coliseum Death Match.
Current Standings
1. Gladiators 60 pts.
Colonizers 60
2. Thrill of the Chase 40
Titans 40
4th Realm 40
3. Animen 20
Immortals 20
4. Rocketmen 10
5. Angry Young Men 0
Brymstone 0
The Gladiators were impressive in winning their three matches. The Colonizers went 3-1, and the Animen and Immortals also wrestled four times. The Fourth Realm only have four matches left in the tournament so they will need a lot of help to win it all.
The Angry Young Men lost their only match to the Titans when Encubus never tagged and got beat by the Chopping Block Exhibit from Eclipse. The Titans also didn't make a tag.
Brymstone Burning did not compete on day 1. Also, Cyclone won quickly over Turge.
The Immortals and AYM each have four matches on the second day. Highlighted matches for the second day are the Gladiators vs. The Thrill of the Chase.
In addition, Wolf & Mandrill will meet Genocide & Max Shield.
Final Standings
1. Gladiators 160 pts.
2. Rocketmen 120
3. Colonizers 100
4. Fourth Realm 100
5. Brymstone 95
6. Titans 80
7. Thrill of the Chase (6-Man CH) 80
8. Angry Young Men 45
9. Animen 45
10. Immortals 40
Team - Day 3 record (Overall record)
Gladiators 2-1 (8-1)
Rocketmen 4-0 (7-2)
Colonizers 1-1 (5-4)
4th Realm 1-1 (5-4)
Brymstone 3-2 (5-4)
Titans 1-3 (4-5)
Thrill of the Chase 0-3 (4-5)
Angry Young Men 2-1 (2-6-1)
Animen 1-3 (2-6-1)
Immortals 0-2 (2-7)
The Gladiators secured their tournament championship with a victory over Brymstone Burning in their first match on day 3. Thunder withstood the triple-teaming and Anarchy survived the Aethran Supremacy and the Fields of Malice. After a wild brawl, Malice planted Cyclopes with a spinebuster slam to win the match.
The Angry Young Men were the only team to defeat the Gladiators. Malice did not make a tag in the match. He was pinned by the Second Coming but his foot was on the ropes. Bloodline then used the Masterlock for the submission.
Brymstone had a shot at second place with five matches on the last day. After losing to the Gladiators they finished the tournament with the last four matches in a row. They beat the Animen, Immortals and the Titans to set up the final match of the event against the Rocketmen. Switchblade withstood a tremendous pounding to make a tag. Avalanche took on Cyclopes and finally got the giant down. After the Avalanche in the corner all six men hit the ring. Brymstone was DQed giving the Rocketmen second place.
Also on day 3, Godsend put a major hurting on Valour in a Coliseum Death Match. Twice Nightmare interfered and that proved to be enough to finish off Valour.
Up next is the Iron-Light Tournament.
So far the fans have seen the top women and six-man tag-team combinations that the galaxy has to offer. Now the top 10 cruiserweights take center stage.
BRITISH BOMBER (GWF Cruiserweight Champion): defeated Dreggs to win the title...an independent stat that has come in and out of the GWF over the years...former Terran Wrestling Alliance heavyweight champion.
SUICIDE KID: another high-flier that has seen limited action in the GWF.
MOLOTOK: a 25-year veteran of the sport...working on his fourth different name...has never held a championship of any kind...a career tag-team wrestler now hopes to make an impression on his own.
HALCON ORO: a 10-year veteran...very popular with the fans but has yet to stay in the GWF long enough to leave his mark.
LYCOSA: entered wrestling the same time as Halcon Oro...has teamed and feuded with him off and on.
TALON: after 15 years in the business is finally starting to make his name...lived under the shadow of his cousin Raven...now a member of the Fighting Titans.
SWITCHBLADE: poised to have a break out year and plans on wearing cruiserweight gold...needs to focus on singles career and this tournament if he wants to be successful...consumed with vengeance against Blazing Skull.
BLIZZARD: a 13-year veteran has turned in a forgetful career to this point...in recent months has seen some success and could do well if he pays attention to what he is doing in the ring.
VARSITY: a former 2-time Cruiserweight champion...has shown the ability to beat anyone...performances have not been predictable.
KAOS: newest member of the Titans...won a round-robin tournament against Amazing Mann, Soulwatcher and El Pantera Negro to earn entry to the tournament.
Six of the 10 participants will endure five matches in one day at some point during the tournament (Talon, Switchblade, B. Bomber, H. Oro, Blizzard, Varsity). Varsity will not wrestle on opening day and then be in the ring four times on day 2 and five on day 3. Talon opens with five matches and just one on the last day.
Other matches during the three day event:
Wolf & Mandrill vs. Colonizer Empire
Valour & Atman vs. Fourth Realm
Killprey & Vengeance vs. Thunder & Disaster (Tables Ladders & Chairs)
Current standings:
1. Switchblade 80 pts.
2. British Bomber (Cwt. CH) 40
Kaos 40
Molotok 40
3. Halcon Oro 20
Lycosa 20
Suicide Kid 20
Talon 20
4. Blizzard 15
5. Varsity 0
Name (Day 1 Record)
Switchblade (4-1)
British Bomber (2-0)
Kaos (2-1)
Molotok (2-2)
Halcon Oro (1-1)
Lycosa (1-2)
Talon (1-4)
Suicide Kid (1-2)
Blizzard (1-2)
Varsity (0-0)
After not wrestling at all on day 1, Varsity will hit the ring four times on the second day. The British Bomber has five matches on day 2.
In the feature tag-team match, Wolf & Mandrill decimated Nefarus & Vendetta for an easy win. On day 2 Valour & Atman face Petarra & Darkseed.
Current Standings:
1. Switchblade 120 pts.
2. British Bomber 120
3. Molotok 80
4. Lycosa 60
Talon 60
5. Kaos 40
Suicide Kid 40
6. Blizzard 25
7. Varsity 20
Halcon Oro 20
Name - Overall Record (Day 2 record) streak
Switchblade 6-1 (2-0) 4w
British Bomber 6-1 (4-1) 4w
Molotok 4-2 (2-0) 2w
Lycosa 3-4 (2-2)
Talon 3-5 (2-1)
Kaos 2-3 (0-2) 3L
Suicide Kid 2-3 (1-1)
Blizzard 2-2 (1-0)
Varsity 1-3 (1-3) 2L
Halcon Oro 1-6 (0-5) 5L
Switchblade and the Bomber both wrestle twice on day 3. Switchblade's only loss came to Kaos, thus keeping the rookie Titan still alive. Bomber's one loss came to Switchblade, so he needs help in order to win it all.
On day 2, Petarra & Darkseed defeated Valour & Atman by countout.
Varsity and Blizzard both have five matches on day 3. Killprey & Vengeance will meet Thunder & Disaster in a Tables, Ladders & Chairs match.
Final Standings
1. British Bomber (Cwt. CH) 150 pts.
2. Switchblade 125
3. Kaos 100
4. Molotok 100
5. Suicide Kid 80
6. Varsity 75
7. Blizzard 70
8. Talon 60
9. Lycosa 60
10. Halcon Oro 30
Name (overall record, day 3 record)
British Bomber (8-1, 2-0)
Switchblade (7-2, 0-1-1)
Kaos (5-4, 3-1)
Molotok (5-4, 1-2)
Suicide Kid (4-5, 2-2)
Varsity (4-5, 3-2)
Blizzard (5-4, 2-2-1)
Talon (3-6, 0-1)
Lycosa (3-6, 0-2)
Halcon Oro (2-7, 1-1)
The upper hand belonged to Switchblade throughout the three days after he pinned the British Bomber in the opening match of day 2. On day 3 though, Kaos pulled the upset on Switchblade while the Bomber had remained undefeated since his loss. In Switchblade's match against Blizzard, both men continually went to the outside whether on offense or trying to get a breather. The match downgraded into a fight and finally a double DQ was called. Blizzard didn't care much after that and was soon DQed for using the Ice Attack on the Bomber, although the tournament championship had been decided by then.
The British Bomber becomes the third Iron-Light Tournament winner, joining Max Shield and Prodigy.
In a brutal bonus encounter, Thunder & Disaster def. Killprey & Vengeance in a Tables, Ladders & Chairs Match. Disaster put Killprey through two tables with the Rampage from atop the ladder.
Massif said this was not acceptable and would find out how it happened without his notice. He wants this situtation rectified and the pefect way to do it is at hand.
For the first time ever a GWF championship will be decided at the Iron Team Tournament at Fire Island, Mercury. The top 10 teams in the galaxy will not only fight for the Iron Team trophy but also the Galaxian tag-team titles. With this tournament taking on even more epic proportions, no one will be allowed at ringside with any team at any time. These are the participants:
I-P tag team champions Killprey & Vengeance
Fourth Realm
2nd Realm
Desolation Factor
Stars & Stripes
Elemental Fury
Troubleshooters
Colonizer Empire
Gladiators
Animen Horde
Commissioner Massif held up the belts after the Fourth Realm substituted Darkseed for Nightmare to partner with Petarra.
KILLPREY & VENGEANCE (I-P Tag CH): have made five title defenses over their 32 card reign...both want to get back into singles but have not dropped the belts...things could go badly for them with no matches on the first day and eight on day 3.
ELEMENTAL FURY: a major underdog in the tournament...this team has had little success since its pairing by Johnny Rocket.
STARS & STRIPES: this team has yet to hold any gold in the GWF.
DESOLATION FACTOR: former 2-time GWF tag-team champions...have not gotten back into the title picture since last dropping the belts.
GLADIATORS: former 3-time tag-team champs...always after gold and another way to prove Aethran dominance...also won the Six-Man Iron Team Tournament and looking to continue that trend.
FOURTH REALM: extremely upset over the belts being taken...will stop at nothing to get them back.
TROUBLESHOOTERS: newest GWF team from the CPC...an unknown with a lot to prove.
IMMORTALS: have not shown a lot in their brief time in the GWF...another wild card team.
COLONIZER EMPIRE: former 3-time tag team champs...driven to get the belts back to look better than Mandrill.
ANIMEN HORDE: neither partner of Antak's has been any better than the other.
The order of matches may have its biggest impact at the Iron Team. Killprey & Vengeance have eight matches on day 3, including the last six in a row. The Immortals and the Animen Horde wrestle six times each on day 1, Stars & Stripes and the Fourth Realm have six matches on day 2. Elemental Fury and the Gladiators have five matches apiece on the final day.
Also taking place during the Iron Team Tournament:
Ventross vs. Tanck
Euritar vs. Anarchy
Eclipse vs. Bloodline (Gutarr Stick Match)
Final Iron Team Standings
1. Colonizer Empire 145 pts.
2. Killprey & Vengeance (I-P Tag CH) 100
3. Stars & Stripes 95
4. Animen Horde 90
5. Desolation Factor 80
6. Troubleshooters 80
7. Fourth Realm 75
8. Gladiators 60
9. Immortals 50
10. Elemental Fury 50
The top 10 singles wrestlers in the galaxy came together for a three-day, round-robin tournament. Galaxian Heavyweight champion Vyper won the trophy.
Final Iron Man Standings
1. Vyper (GWF CH) 140 pts.
2. Encubus 120
3. Blazing Skull 110
4. Thunder 100
5. Archon 90
6. Wolf 80
7. Ventross (I-P CH) 70
8. Disaster 60
9. Mandrill 60
10. Bloodline (TV CH) 40
RANKINGS
GWF CH: Vyper
I-P CH: Ventross
TV CH: Bloodline
1 ENCUBUS
2 BLAZING SKULL
3 THUNDER
4 ARCHON
5 WOLF
6 VENTROSS (I-P)
7 DISASTER
8 MANDRILL
9 BLOODLINE (TV CH)
10 MAX SHIELD
11 GODSEND
12 CYCLOPES
13 WARFARE
14 EURITAR
15 ATYS TETRAC
16 ANARCHY
17 HYPER
18 ECLIPSE
19 TANCK
20 PUMA
21 AMAZING MANN
22 AMERICAN GUY
23 GENOCIDE
24 NIGHTMARE
25 VALOUR
26 SWITCHBLADE
27 TALON
28 NECROS
29 DARKSEED
30 MINOTAUR
Cruiserweight: British Bomber
1 SWITCHBLADE
2 KAOS
3 MOLOTOK
4 SUICIDE KID
5 VARSITY
6 BLIZZARD
7 TALON
8 LYCOSA
9 HALCON ORO
10 AMAZING MANN
Tag Team CH: Colonizer Empire
I-P Tag CH: Killprey & Vengeance
1 KILLPREY/VENGEANCE
2 STARS & STRIPES
3 ANIMEN HORDE
4 DESOLATION FACTOR
5 TROUBLESHOOTERS
6 FOURTH REALM
7 GLADIATORS
8 IMMORTALS
9 ELEMENTAL FURY
10 NEXT GENERATION
11 THUNDER/DISASTER
12 U. HORROR
13 CREATURES OF LAMIA
14 GODSEND/NIGHTMARE
15 ANIMEN INVASION
16 GENOCIDE/WRAITH
17 ARCHON/TETRAC
18 WOLF/MANDRILL
19 FISTS OF FIRE
20 ASSASSIN UNDERGROUND
Six-Man Tag CH: Killprey, Vengeance & Puma
1 GLADIATORS
2 ROCKETMEN
3 COLONIZERS
4 FOURTH REALM
5 BRYMSTONE BURNING
6 FIGHTING TITANS
7 ANIMEN
8 ANGRY YOUNG MEN
9 IMMORTALS
10 FDF
Card #1,051
Amazing Mann def. Ursa Major by C.O.
Genocide def. Puma
Max Shield def. Minotaur
Nefarus def. U.S. Male
Vendetta def. American Guy
Atys Tetrac def. Godsend by DQ
Rocketmen def. Brymstone Burning in an 8-man tag
Angry Young Men def. Fighting Titans
Nightmare def. Valour
Ventross retained the I-P title against Warfare.
Card #1,052
Bust Up def. Tauran by C.O.
Genocide def. Tanck
Atman def. Wraith
Next Generation def. Amazing Mann & Hyper
Switchblade took the Cruiserweight Title from the British Bomber
Godsend & Nightmare def. Archon & Atys Tetrac by DQ
Mandrill def. Max Shield in a Circinus Cell Match (Max injured 6 cards)
Thrill of the Chase def. Gladiators in an 8-man tag team Circinus Cell Match
Card #1,053
Elemental Fury def. Troubleshooters
Petarra def. Reckless
Darkseed def. Paladin
Bloodline (TV CH) def. Hyper
Disaster pinned Wolf in a matter of seconds
Stars & Stripes def. Desolation Factor & the Animen Horde
Archon def. Blazing Skull & Encubus
Killprey, Vengeance & Puma def. the Gladiators in an Elimination Match to retain the Six-Man tag team titles.
Card #1,054
Warfare def. Godsend
Switchblade def. Genocide
Elemental Fury def. Fourth Realm
Eclipse def. Anarchy by DQ
Nightmare def. Atys Tetrac
Cyclopes def. Euritar
Thunder def. Wolf
Vyper def. Archon to retain the GWF title.
Card #1,055
Minotaur def. Talon
El Pantera Negro & Miguel "Hurricane" Rana def. Lycosa & Halcon Oro
Suicide Kid def. Kaos & Molotok
Tanck def. Hyper
Encubus def. Blazing Skull
Colonizers destroyed the Animen in an 8-man tag
Nightmare def. Valour in a Falls Count Anywhere Match
Elemental Fury upset Killprey & Vengeance to win the Interplanetary tag team titles. Killprey & Vengeance had the belts for over one year, a total of 38 cards and made six title defenses.
Card #1,056
Tanck def. Amazing Mann by C.O.
British Bomber def. Suicide Kid
Killprey def. Wolf in a Hunter's Prey Match
Disaster def. Vengeance
Encubus def. Thunder
Nightmare put away Bloodline to win the GWF TV title.
Ventross retained the I-P strap by beating Genocide
GWF Tag champs Colonizer Empire won by DQ over Stars & Stripes.
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Godsend def. Atman
Mandrill def. Disaster by DQ
Troubleshooters def. Stars & Stripes by DQ
Desolation Factor def. Animen Horde
Fourth Realm def. Gladiators & Immortals in a Triple Threat Match
Switchblade retained the Cruiserweight title with a DQ win over the British Bomber.
Thunder def. Vengeance
Encubus took the GWF heavyweight title from teammate Vyper. After the match, Encubus, Bloodline & Thantos triple-teamed the former champ, officially kicking him out of the group.
The War Games will see 15 men enter the double ring steel cage. One man representing each GWF team and one independent wrestler. Two will randomly start the match and another man enters at two minute intervals. Wrestlers can be eliminated at any time during the match by pinfall or submission. After all 15 have entered, the last man left when all the others have been eliminated will win the War Games Elimination Challenge.
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Switchblade (Cwt. CH) vs. British Bomber -- The Bomber won the Iron-Light Tournament, but Switchblade finished second and was the only man to beat B.B. at the event. Switchblade took the belt in their first title match, then won a rematch by DQ. These two tremendous athletes continue their series of high-flying contests.
Immortals vs. Fourth Realm -- Paladin & Reckless have struggled to be competitive in the GWF, while the Fourth Realm are close to getting a shot at regaining the tag team titles that were taken from them by Commissioner Massif.
Minotaur vs. Wraith -- Minotaur has shown signs of improvement and a slow move up the rankings, while Wraith needs an impressive showing on ppv. to improve his stock on the roster.
Nightmare (TV CH) vs. Puma -- Nightmare took the TV belt from Bloodline in his first opportunity for singles gold in the GWF. Puma defeated Minotaur to earn this title shot.
Elemental Fury (I-P Tag CH) vs. Animen Horde -- Avalanche & Cyclone shocked the galaxy when they won the titles from Killprey & Vengeance. This is their first title defense. Antak & Swarm beat the Troubleshooters to earn this title match.
Gladiators vs. Desolation Factor -- Another chapter in a long rivalry between these top teams in the GWF. Malice & Overkill want to use a win to jump back into the thick of the tag team title chase, as do Rack & Ruin.
Thunder vs. Killprey (Hunters Prey Match) -- Thunder is back in the top five rankings and still awaiting a chance for the GWF title. He has beaten Wolf and Vengeance since the Iron Man Tournament while losing to now GWF title holder Encubus. Thunder still has not gotten a title match since winning the Royal Rumble. Killprey beat Wolf in his return to singles action after losing the I-P tag titles.
Ventross (I-P CH) vs. Blazing Skull -- Ventross has been a dominant I-P champion and now ranked #3 in the GWF. Blazing Skull was impressive at the Iron Man Tournament and downed Archon to earn this title opportunity.
Max Shield vs. Mandrill (Centra Coffin Match) -- Max Shield is back from injuries sustained at Mandrill's hands in a Circinus Cell Match. This will be yet another bloody entry in the war journal between these two foes.
Colonizer Empire (Tag CH) vs. Stars & Stripes -- Nefarus & Vendetta won the Iron Team Tournament to claim the vacant tag titles. U.S. Male & American Guy finished third and have since won a Triple Threat Match against Desolation Factor & the Animen Horde, and have split matches with the Colonizers by DQ decisions.
Encubus (GWF CH) vs. Vyper -- Vyper lost the title to his then partner. Afterwards Encubus, Bloodline & Thantos triple teamed him. Vyper is out for revenge.
War Games Elimination Challenge Match -- Anarchy, Hyper, Tanck, Wolf, Genocide, Warfare, Atys Tetrac, Godsend, Valour, Disaster, Eclipse, Bloodline, Euritar, Vengeance, Necros.
Kicking things off was Cruiserweight champion Switchblade against the British Bomber. These two turned in another tremendous contest that could have gone either way. Switchblade came away with his title intact.
The Fourth Realm continued to dominate Paladin and Reckless in tag team action. The Immortals are not looking like the galaxy's saviours.
Minotaur continued his rise through the rankings by defeating Wraith.
Nightmare easily disposed of Puma to retain the GWF TV title.
Elemental Fury def. the Animen Horde by DQ to hold on to the I-P tag team titles.
The Gladiators quickly put away Desolation Factor.
Thunder beat Killprey in a Hunter's Prey Match
Ventross maintained his hold on the I-P title against Blazing Skull.
Mandrill buried Max Shield in a Centra Coffin Match.
Stars & Stripes upset the Colonizer Empire in a Titan Death Match to win the GWF Tag Team titles.
Encubus defended the GWF title against Vyper.
The main event featured a new version of the War Games. This time 15 men would enter the double ring steel cage. To win you must be the last man left after all others have been eliminated either by pinfall or submission.
The most talked about superstar in the GWF right now -- Wolf -- added to those controversies by winning the War Games Elimination Challenge Match. Wolf entered the match at #9 and eliminated Necros, Vengeance, Anarchy and Godsend to win War Games.
Entry # (wrestlers he eliminated/order eliminated)
1. Vengeance
2. Genocide
3. Eclipse (Atys Tetrac/2nd)
4. Atys Tetrac (Genocide/1st)
5. Euritar (Warfare/4th, Bloodline/9th)
6. Disaster
7. Necros
8. Warfare (Eclipse/3rd)
9. Wolf (Necros/5th, Vengeance/6th, Anarchy/12th, Godsend/14th)
10. Godsend (Valour/7th), Hyper/11th), Tanck/13th)
11. Bloodline
12. Tanck (Disaster/8th, Euritar/10th)
13. Valour
14. Anarchy
15. Hyper