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Davis Wayne Newton vs Rob Reynolds [1 Pts] Southern Stinger (c) vs Wes Revell in a No DQ match for the LSW Brass Knuckles title [1 Pts] Wes Revell had his moment in LSW, this is Southern "Fried" era The Hot Taggs vs Nonstop Action [1 Pts] Gray and Ferrera can be something good Maliek Chamberlain vs Taheiji Konoe [1 Pts] Debuts with a W Al Coleman vs Texas Hangman [1 Pts] 50-50 The Dynamite Express (c) vs The Wild Cats for the LSW Tag Team titles [1 Pts] First title defence, not gonna lose Kip Keenan (c) vs Shooter Sean Deeley for the LSW Texas Heavyweight title [1 Pts] If Platinum couldn't beat Kip I don't think Deeley can make it, at least not in the first opportunity

What a great opening match. I wasn't expecting something like that from The Empire. They kind of blindsided the Main Event, though it was pretty solid. Kip vs Al Coleman always delivers something good. The Dynamite Express have climbed to the top very easily, we'll see if they can keep the titles for a long time or not. I think this version of The Most Wanted are miles away from the originals in terms of... everything? but on the other hand I like that you try to maintain a very successful act like The Most Wanted in LSW despite the original members leaving the company. I hope they just don't finish like last versions of NWO or similar cases.

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height: 1.5em; } .div-1 { background-color: #4A87A4 ; } Go-home episode before Toronto Takeover Predictions for SWF SUPREME TV EPISODE 18 John Greed vs Valiant Kurt Laramee vs Nicky Gilbert Jack Giedroyc vs Sammy Smoke Robbie Wright vs ??? Main Event: Brandon James & The Crippler vs Joey Morgan & Rocky Golden (BONUS) Will SWF top the weekly TV ratings this week? Comments on diary / last episode:

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height:1.5em; } Thank you for your predictions. @Temes1066,@SIser187 and @KyTeran were the best in this round. Predictions results for Supreme TV Episode 17 @Temes1066 5/5 @SIser187 5/5 @KyTeran 5/5 @Shmoe II 5/5 @Charasmatic Enigma 4/5 @Wrestling Machine 4/5 @StanMiguel 2/5 Predictions leaderboard (Total Points) @Charasmatic Enigma is still the leader. @KyTeran is in 2nd position, 2 points behind. They will be given the first and second rewards after Toronto Takeover if they maintain their positions. @Wrestling Machine is 3rd, 6 points behind the leader. @Charasmatic Enigma 82/120 + 11 bonus @KyTeran 84/120 + 7 bonus @Wrestling Machine 80/120 + 7 bonus @Shmoe II 72/99 + 6 bonus @kanegan 57/89 + 4 bonus @StanMiguel 43/82 + 6 bonus @Martel123 41/66 + 3 bonus @DAVEFAN95 35/49 + 2 bonus @SIser187 25/29 + 4 bonus @Dawn 19/27 @Toby0618 17/33 + 1 bonus @DexterXSR 15/22 @Temes1066 9/11 @angeldelayette 4/10 + 1 bonus @Theheel 4/5 + 1 bonus @The Lloyd 4/5 Predictions leaderboard (Highest Percentage) (9 predictions to qualify) @Shmoe II is the leader in this category. @KyTeran in is 2nd place. @Charasmatic Enigma, @Wrestling Machine and @kanegan are still in the race for the top 2. @DAVEFAN95 can still qualify in this category as he has already made 8 predictions. @Shmoe II 72% (17 predictions) @KyTeran 70% (21 predictions) @Charasmatic Enigma 68% (21 predictions) @Wrestling Machine 66% (21 predictions) @kanegan 64% (15 predictions) @Martel123 62% (11 predictions) @StanMiguel 52% (14 predictions) Currently missing the cut (less than 9 predictions): @SIser187 86% (5 predictions) @Temes1066 81% (2 predictions) @The Lloyd 80% (1 predictions) @Theheel 80% (1 predictions) @DAVEFAN95 71% (8 predictions) @Dawn 70% (5 predictions) @DexterXSR 68% (4 predictions) @Toby0618 51% (6 predictions) @angeldelayette 40% (2 predictions) Mikey Lau won the opening match as most of you expected, but there are bad news for his relationship with Hannah: they had bad chemistry. We'll see what happen... @Shmoe II you almost nailed it haha. You didn't know it but it was an opportunity for The Awesomeness to earn a title shot. Unleashed Awesomeness are unbeaten in trios matches by the way. I was devastated by the rating of this Main Event! James Prudence had good performances so far, so I gave him a big opportunity to shine... but he responded with an in-ring performance of 47! 😠

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height: 1.5em; } .div-1 { background-color: #4A87A4 ; } TCW PRESENTS TOTAL WRESTLING PUTS ON THE BEST SHOW OF THE YEAR SO FAR Aaron Andrews def. Doc Hammond (91) in the Main Event of the best TCW Presents Total Wrestling episode of the year so far. Melody def. Alicia Strong to retain the Women's title (81) in the Main Event of American Wrestling, while Angry Gilmore def. James Prudence (65) in the weakest Main Event of SWF Supreme TV in 2020. More bad news for SWF booker Eric Eisen and rumors say he could take action in the coming days!

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height: 1.5em; } .div-1 { background-color: #4A87A4 ; } SUPREME TV EPISODE 17 (Tuesday, week 1, May 2020. Munn Ice Arena, Lansing, MI. Attendance: 6237) Mikey Lau def. Spencer Spade (74) Accompanied by Hannah, Mikey Lau is in the ring to face "The Supreme Star" to start the show in Michigan. This hasn't been the best year for Mikey Lau so far and Spade tried to use Lau's lack of confidence in his favor. Spade hit Lau with an eye poke and then went for a roll-up, but Mikey Lau kicked out at 2. A desperate Lau looked at Hannah, who cheered him from the ringside. Spade punished Lau with some blows to the mid section and, when the referee didn't have a clear view, he took the chance to hit Lau with a low blow. Somehow Lau kicked out at 2 again. Hannah cheered Lau again and asked the crowd to support him. Hannah's charisma connected with the crowd and Michigan fans chanted "Let's go Lau!". The Supreme Star called Hannah "bitch", a wrong move from him, infuriating Lau. An amazing flying kick by Lau knocked Spade down, but he kicked out at 2. Lau took over and connected with the Dragon Whip on Spade. 1... 2... 3! Mikey Lau wins in 17 minutes and Hannah runs to hug him. ANGLE: Krissy Angelle and her client Brandon James take the ring to provoke Joey Morgan. Krissy Angelle says Joey is a much inferior wrestler than Big Money and he just got lucky last time. The crowd booed Krissy and James during the whole segment. Joey Morgan decides to come out to reply that they are 1-1 after Master Of Puppets "not bad for a much inferior wrestler" he says. Then Joey adds "and it will be 2-1 for me after Toronto Takeover!", a sentence that makes the fans happier (70) Demolition (Primus Allen, Avalanche and Chill) def. The Dallas Cowboys (Marshall Dillon and Ranger) in a Handicap Match (66) After Chill's return from the injury he suffered against The Dallas Cowboys this handicap match was booked. The Dallas Cowboys have been in great from this year and were good to contain their opponents in the first minutes. Chill and Ranger had a good exchange in the middle of the ring. Demolition's manager Kristen Pearce repeatedly insulted The Dallas Cowboys, making the fans angry. Avalanche and Marshall Dillon were very even until Primus Allen got tagged in. Primus Allen finished Marshall Dillon with the Running Powerslam in a fantastic show of strength. Kristen Pearce and the rest of Demolition got booed loudly while celebrating their victory. ANGLE: Eric Eisen is in his office when Unleashed Awesomeness knock on the door. Randy Unleashed tells the SWF booker that his buddies The Awesomeness have been impressive lately and they deserve a title shot at the SWF World Tag Team belts at Toronto Takeover. Eric Eisen agrees that The Awesomeness have been great but replies that he wants to see a little bit more. They'll get that title shot only if they beat the SWF World Tag Team champions Hawaiian Crush and Jungle Lord in a trios match tonight. Randy Unleashed insults Jungle Lord, who's been feuding with Unleashed Awesomeness in the past weeks, saying "that fucking old monkey again, Jesus!" before they leave Eisen's office (68) The Crippler def. Bear Bekowski (60) It was the weakest match of the night. Bear Bekowski limited his participation to some basic attacks and his aggressive attitude. The Crippler tried to use his technical skills to lift the match but it was a poor performance overall. In 10 minutes, The Crippler submits Bekowski with a chinlock. Unleashed Awesomeness (Randy Unleashed, Jefferson Stardust and Huey Cannonball) def. Jungle Lord and Hawaiian Crush (Ekuma & High Flyin Hawaiian) (80) This was undoubtedly the match that saved the day. Huey and Lord had still matters to discuss and they put on a great show to start the match, with Huey delivering some of his best aerial moves and Lord trying to end the match with the Jungle Jack-Jammer, but his tag team partner Jefferson Stardust was there to help Huey. Ekuma and Stardust went all out exchanging blows in a corner. Ekuma clearly dominated that part of the match and was about to finish his opponent with the Hawaiian Crush but Jefferson avoided it and connected an absolutely gorgeous double kick to send him out of the ring. Finally, Randy and High Flyin Hawaiian were the legal men. It was an amazing battle full of aerial spots in and out of the ring, with the Hawaiian going for a widely celebrated suicide dive. When the crowd were already on their feet, Randy dodged the Pacific Crush and connected with the Running Enziguri to win the match. Match Of The Night. The Awesomeness will face SWF World Tag Team champions Hawaiian Crush for the titles at Toronto Takeover. ANGLE: Ana Garcia interviews The Crippler in the ring. During his speech, The Crippler says he did tonight what Rocky Golden did last week, that is to defeat Bear Bekowski, and not only that because The Clipper claims that he did it "much better than him". Rocky Golden makes his entrance to his classic entrance theme (instead of The Eye Of The Tiger that he's been using since the beginning of the year) and challenges The Crippler: "if you can do what I do much better than me, you'll have to prove it at Toronto Takeover". Duane Fry at the announcers table refers to Rocky Golden as "The Pride Of Philly". This angle got the crowd hotter (82) Main Event: Angry Gilmore def. James Prudence (65) This episode in Michigan, close to the Canadian frontier, put Angry Gilmore in a perfect spot to hype the next PPV and it was no surprise that he got the biggest pop of the night with many Canadian fans in the crowd. The match was intended to revolve around storytelling. The Canadian veteran Angry Gilmore looking to impress SWF booker Eric Eisen to earn another title shot at the SWF North American belt (in his quest to become the first 4-time champion) facing an always dangerous opponent like "Platinum" who has defeated the likes of Mikey Lau in 2020. Prudence got booed by the crowd from the very beginning because he never really confronted Gilmore in this match, Platinum tried to avoid as much contact as possible and left the ring several times during the match. Around the 10 minute mark Gilmore was close to win the match with a headlock but, after much struggle, Prudence could touch the ropes. Gilmore's victory was not a question in this match because Prudence got almost no offense. Finally, Angry Gilmore defeats James Prudence with the Anger Management in 20 minutes. In the end this matchup didn't work well and it was the weakest Main Event in Supreme TV of the year so far. But Gilmore made his case and now SWF booker Eric Eisen has to make a decision, will he give Gilmore another shot at Des Davids' SWF North American title? SHOW RATING: 79

Bali Daljit vs 'Big Mac' Nathan McKenzie Hisato & Goto vs Byron & Bret Heartbreak w/ Holly Leves The Party Animals (Rave & Trance) vs State of Mind (Brilliant White & Ultra Violence) Black Country Boys (Gazz Vedmore & Mickey Robson) vs School of Wrestling (Toxic & Ron Gibson) w/ The Professor 'No Limits' Qualifier: Petey Barnes vs Damian Dastardly Bonus 1: Will a new Olympia Gym Bench Press record be set at the monthly lifting meet? (Wilson's current record 190kg) YES Bonus 2: Who will win the Bench Press competition? (Stuart Wilson/Iggy Riot/Dwayne Dark) Stuart Wilson

Best of luck!

The Empire def. The American Cobras Taheiji Konoe def. Tavon Blake Jr. Southern Stinger/Rob Reynolds vs. Davis Wayne Newton/Dreadnought Texas Hangman def. Quentin Queen LSW Tag Team: The Heartbreak Express (c) def. The Dynamite Express Shooter Sean Deeley def. Cali Slick LSW Texas Heavyweight: Kip Keenan (c) def. Al Coleman

Wow, Kip is becoming one of your strongest champions. I liked that last segment asking if it was worth turning heel to Platinum, it was very creative. Express vs Express is happening, just like @Charasmatic Enigma wanted. Double J is looking good, Al Coleman got a victory he deserved and The Most Wanted are in a rebuilding process. Solid event with a grand finale.

The Foundation (Jon Michael Sharp & Martin Heath) w/ Mark Moore vs The Assassins Guild (Stefan Raynor & Louie Peyton) The Foundation for NWF Tag Team champions 2021, I'm starting the campaign Dangermouth vs Lenny Mochin I think Lenny Mochin is a jobber in this moment The British Bangers (Leighton Buzzard & Grant Taypen) vs School of Wrestling (Toxic & Ron Gibson) w/ The Professor The only question here is if The British Bangers can put on a banger vs School of Wrestling Welsh Dragon vs Ultra Violence Nice matchup 'The Prodigy' Darin Flynn w/ Mark Moore vs Padraig O'Hearne Moore's guys are #1 contenders and they won't fail in a TV show

Great Main Event! Landon Mallory vs Damian Dastardly is a explosive combination. 70 is also a fantastic rating for a TV show, congratulations. I don't think this is what you were trying to do, but after telling The Force to get lost I have a better opinion towards O'Hearne. If that segment was the start (or continuation should I say?) of a feud between The Network and Silva/Adebola it'll be fantastic. I don't know how you plan to do it since they're both heels and that unfortunately gets bad ratings. I personally think that sometimes heel vs heel makes sense and if they are big stars for you it makes even more sense because in some way they'd fighting for the top heel spot.

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height: 1.5em; } .div-1 { background-color: #4A87A4 ; } Predictions for SWF SUPREME TV EPISODE 17 Mikey Lau vs Spencer Spade Handicap Match Demolition (Primus Allen, Avalanche and Chill) vs The Dallas Cowboys (Marshall Dillon & Ranger) Bear Bekowski vs The Crippler Jungle Lord and Hawaiian Crush (Ekuma & High Flyin Hawaiian) vs Unleashed Awesomeness (Randy Unleashed, Jefferson Stardust and Huey Cannonball) Main Event: Angry Gilmore vs James Prudence (BONUS) Which match will have the highest rating? Comments on diary / last episode:

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height:1.5em; } Thank you for your participation and feedback as always. First of all, congratulations to @SIser187 and @Charasmatic Enigma who were the best in this round. As I've already announced next PPV (Toronto Takeover) will be the end of the first predictions cycle. It's been a long cycle and I want to thank everybody who has predicted during this first cycle. As this has been such a long predictions cycle, I've decided that there will be 2 rewards for each category (total points and highest percentage). The first will have a bigger reward than the second in each category. I also decided that the minimum participation to qualify for the highest percentage reward will be 40%. That means 9 predictions to qualify for this reward. Predictions results for Supreme TV Episode 16 @SIser187 6/6 + 1 bonus @Charasmatic Enigma 5/6 + 2 bonus @Shmoe II 5/6 @KyTeran 5/6 @kanegan 5/6 @DAVEFAN95 4/6 + 1 bonus @Wrestling Machine 4/6 @StanMiguel 4/6 @Temes1066 4/6 Predictions leaderboard (Total Points) @Charasmatic Enigma is still the leader. @KyTeran is in 2nd position, 3 points behind. They would be given the first and second rewards if they maintain their positions. @Wrestling Machine is 3rd, 6 points behind the leader and still can make it to the top 2. @Charasmatic Enigma 78/115 + 11 bonus @KyTeran 79/115 + 7 bonus @Wrestling Machine 76/115 + 7 bonus @Shmoe II 67/94 + 6 bonus @kanegan 57/89 + 4 bonus @StanMiguel 41/77 + 6 bonus @Martel123 41/66 + 3 bonus @DAVEFAN95 35/49 + 2 bonus @SIser187 20/24 + 4 bonus @Dawn 19/27 @Toby0618 17/33 + 1 bonus @DexterXSR 15/22 @angeldelayette 4/10 + 1 bonus @Theheel 4/5 + 1 bonus @The Lloyd 4/5 @Temes1066 4/6 Predictions leaderboard (Highest Percentage) (9 predictions to qualify) @Shmoe II is the leader in this category. @KyTeran in is 2nd place. @Charasmatic Enigma, @Wrestling Machine and @kanegan are still in the race for the top 2. @DAVEFAN95 can still qualify in this category as he has already made 8 predictions. @Shmoe II 71% (16 predictions) @KyTeran 68% (20 predictions) @Charasmatic Enigma 67% (20 predictions) @Wrestling Machine 66% (20 predictions) @kanegan 64% (15 predictions) @Martel123 62% (11 predictions) @StanMiguel 53% (13 predictions) Currently missing the cut (less than 9 predictions): @SIser187 83% (4 predictions) @The Lloyd 80% (1 predictions) @Theheel 80% (1 predictions) @DAVEFAN95 71% (8 predictions) @Dawn 70% (5 predictions) @DexterXSR 68% (4 predictions) @Toby0618 51% (6 predictions) @angeldelayette 40% (2 predictions) @Temes1066 66% (1 predictions) @Charasmatic Enigma Rocky Golden is still my figurehead. He's still the 3rd most popular wrestler in USA, very close to Remo who is number 1. @Shmoe II that was the idea, to have Rocky in a secondary place for some time, giving Remo time to be perceived as the 4-time World champion he is and making the fans think a little about what is going to happen next with Rocky. @SIser187 I can't even describe how much unexpected that bad rating was, it was devastating for the episode's rating too. @SIser187 nailed it this time. @Charasmatic Enigma Fame & Money were part of The Rat Pack but the new faction Hollywood Uncensored members are Hollywood Bret Starr, Justin Sensitive, Mainstream Hernandez and Lenny Brown. I wanted to give a big win to Faith & Old Glory and also send the message that Fame & Money are now lacking direction since Hollywood Bret Starr disbanded The Rat Pack and this could be their last match as a tag team. Smasher has been outstanding this year so far, I thought he was a good candidate for Devine's first loss. Darryl Devine after a strong start in SWF is finding where he belongs in the food chain, he is not Rocky Golden after all! @Charasmatic Enigma not giving spoilers but I'll reward Davids and Gilmore for their achievement somehow very soon. Remo vs Valiant wasn't as good as I expected but after Rocky's last match maybe it could have been much worse if I didn't move the title to Remo hahaha. That win was great for Des Davids. He says he is the best North American champion ever and he is delivering! Rocky's off night was devastating, at least he wasn't still the champion. Some wrestlers are looking at the dawn of their career, true. Still no need to panic for the ratings, we'll see what happens in the next weeks. @Shmoe II thanks for your kind words. Maybe there will be more of title changing hands at some point of the diary but I'm happy with the 3 changes we already had. Remo winning SWF World Heavyweight title, Hawaiian Crush winning SWF World Tag Team and Hollywood Bret Starr winning the new NETSTREAM Intercontinental title. Also after a consistent PPV came an inconsistent TV episode 😅

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height: 1.5em; } .div-1 { background-color: #4A87A4 ; } TCW WINS LAST WEEK, USPW TAKES APRIL WAR Aaron Andrews & Jay Chord def. Wolf Hawkins & Doc Hammond (88) in the Main Event of TCW Presents Total Wrestling. The Texan company led weekly ratings but probably TCW executives won't be able to explain how they didn't win the monthly ratings war after leading the ratings in 3 out of 4 weeks. Alicia Strong def. Missy Masterson (81) in the Main Event of American Wrestling to give USPW the victory in April. It's the first time this year that USPW wins in the monthly ratings. SWF won the three previous months but the weakest Supreme TV episode of 2020 so far didn't help them this time. Scythe def. Steven Parker (76) in the Main Event. It's not necessary to say that SWF booker Eric Eisen wasn't happy about last episode. Eisen decided not to take any urgent measures but we will have to remain vigilant. USPW Freedom Fight! was the best PPV in April. The first RIPW event of the WrestleWorld era, RIPW Survival 5, took place this month with Deever Arnold def. Hellion (55) in the Main Event. In other news, Canadian star Cameron Vessey has joined USPW. This is the second big signing of the year after Sammy Bach for them.

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height: 1.5em; } .div-1 { background-color: #4A87A4 ; } SUPREME TV EPISODE 16 (Tuesday, week 4, April 2020. Strawberry Stadium, Hammond, LA. Attendance: 7399) Rocky Golden def. Bear Bekowski (62) The fans in Louisiana were ready for Rocky's second match after losing the SWF World Heavyweight belt but this time it didn't go down well. Rocky had an off night and Bekowski didn't help a bit, resulting in a poor job to work the crowd. Bekowski's aggressive style didn't intimidate Rocky and after an even start, the former World champion set the tone with punches to the upper body and good combinations. Rocky finished Bekowski with the Rocky Road in 10 minutes. ANGLE: "The Radioactive Wrecking Machine" Atom Smasher takes the ring to brag about his last win against Robbie Retro. Smasher is so confident in his current form that he decides to issue an Open Challenge. Smasher waits for half a minute and when he is about to leave the ring "Mighty Fine" Darryl Devine appears to accept the challenge by saying "see you later, Atom" (67) Zeus Maxmillion def. Brett Biggins (55) This was Zeus Maxmillion's second match in SWF and also Biggin's second match of the year. Zeus dominated his opponent from cover to cover and Biggins could barely get up after the first couple of minutes. Zeus hit Biggins repeatedly with his superman punches and then went for the Thunder Bolt. Biggins couldn't kick out but Zeus stopped the cover to punish Biggins a little bit more. After 9 minutes of absolute squash, Maxmillion submitted Biggins with the Olympian Clutch. ANGLE: Demolion make their entrance. Demolition's manager Kristen Pearce takes a mic to announce that Chill is back from injury and makes The Dallas Cowboys responsible for the time Chill has been sidelined (although it's not confirmed that he was injured by them). Surprisingly, Kristen Pearce announces that SWF booker Eric Eisen confirmed her earlier that The Dallas Cowboys will face Demolition in a Handicap Match next week! (59) Faith & Old Glory (Matty Faith & Masked Patriot) def. Fame & Money (Paul Huntingdon & Monty Trescarde) (66) Faith & Old Glory did a masterful job in this match to combine their strengths to dismantle their opponents, while Fame & Money looked like two individuals that have lost their focus and chemistry in the last weeks. Despite the lack of coordination, Paul Huntingdon's in-ring quality and pride helped them stay in the match, he saved Trescarde after Matty Faith hit him with the Leap Of Faith. Finally, Masked Patriot finished Trescarde with the Patriot Slam after 15 minutes. This was Fame & Money's second match since The Rat Pack was disbanded by Hollywood Bret Starr and it was another loss for them. Fame & Money give all the signs that this could be their last match as a tag team, it looks like they've completely lost their direction. ANGLE: Mikey Lau is leaving the locker room with a sad face when Valiant's former manager Hannah notices it. Hannah asks Lau and he replies that he feels he has been underperforming lately and he hoped for a break through year in 2020, but it isn't happening. We don't get to see more but it seems like she will try to help him somehow (69) Jungle Lord def. John Greed (63) Before this match, Lord was 2-1 in singles matches in 2020 while Greed was 0-3. The Eighth Deadly Sin needed this victory and he tried all of his dirty tricks in the beginning to gain the advantage. Lord complained to the referee but he didn't care and that made his angrier. After a roll-up attempt by Greed, Lord took over and later replied with the monkey business but Greed kicked out at 2. Finally, Jungle Lord delivered the Jungle Jack-Jammer and made the cover for a solid win. They tried to steal the show but they fell short. ANGLE: SWF booker Eric Eisen is in the ring to talk about next PPV: Toronto Takeover, when Canadian wrestler Angry Gilmore interrupts him. The former 3-time North American champion, who lost his title match against the current champion Des Davids at Master Of Puppets, begs for another opportunity. Gilmore insists that nobody in SWF represents Canada better than him and says that Des Davids wearing the USA flag before their match at Master Of Puppets wasn't a bold move for a champion before an important event in Canada. Eric Eisen says he will think about it (74) Atom Smasher def. Darryl Devine (66) Storytelling was the key in this match. Smasher mocked Mighty Fine and Louisiana fans with his poses early in the match, getting booed ny the fans. Devine was good to stay focus in the match and had a strong start using standing locks and grappling to slow down The Radioactive Wrecking Machine. Devine tried to submit Smasher with a leglock but it ended in a rope break. A Radiation Blast by Smasher changed the game, but Devine kicked out at 2. After 16 minutes, Smasher used the Mushroom Cloud to defeat Devine. Smasher celebrated with some poses and got booed as usual. Main Event: Scythe def. Steven Parker (76) Scythe's entrance got the biggest pop of the night in Louisiana. The Reaper is on a roll and was looking for his fourth straight win in singles matches. On the other hand, The Sensational has only won one singles match this year. Parker took it personal and displayed great dynamism to start the match with amazing footwork and high pace to surprise The Reaper with quick strikes. Around the 7 minute mark, Scythe clicked to stop Parker with a running powerslam. Despite the pain, the fans cheered Parker and he returned to his initial plan to damage Scythe's knees with two leaping clotheslines. Parker went for the cover but Scythe kicked out at 1. 12 minutes into the match and Scythe delivers a thunderous powerslam. Parker kicks out at 2 and Louisiana fans show they still believes with "Parker! Parker!" chants. But again Scythe catches Parker and this time uses his finisher the Choke Slam... 1! 2! 3! Scythe takes his fourth straight win and Duane Fry yells at the announcers table "The Reaper is on the loose!" to close the episode. SHOW RATING: 73

The Most Wanted, Jack Pryde vs Stone, Blake Jr, Fforde, Ferrera [1 Pts] Although this The Most Wanted has little to do with the originals I think they'll still win The Heartbreak Express (c) vs The American Cobras for the LSW Tag Team titles [1 Pts] The American Cobras are too important for LSW The Dynamite Express vs The Wild Cats [1 Pts] The Empire vs The Oklahomans [1 Pts] I like the Oklahomans but it seems that you're high on The Empire Cali Slick vs Jared Johnson [1 Pts] Double J is still paving his way to the top of the card Al Coleman vs Frankie Perez [1 Pts] I think Al Coleman deserves this victory after taking part in your best match ever Kip Keenan (c) vs James Prudence in a Cage match for the LSW Texas Heavyweight title [1 Pts] Not sure about this one but Platinum seems to me like the perfect guy to dethrone Kip

It was only a matter of time for Platinum to turn heel. Platinum vs Keenan in a Cage match 💥

Non-Title Contest: Black Country Boys (Gazz Vedmore & Mickey Robson) vs The Northern Lights (Alton Vicious & Riddick Jordan) Grant Taypen vs Lone Wolf The monster journey continues Grace of Fire (Bali Daljit & Welsh Dragon) vs School of Wrestling (Toxic & Ron Gibson) w/ The Professor School still have to learn a few things before starting to win ??? vs Padraig O'Hearne 'The Springbok' Landon Mallory vs 'The Diabolic' Damian Dastardly Damian probably has a pair of tricks that Landon doesn't expect. And I expect a high rating!

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height: 1.5em; } .div-1 { background-color: #4A87A4 ; } Predictions for SWF SUPREME TV EPISODE 16 Bear Bekowski vs Rocky Golden Brett Biggins vs Zeus Maxmillion Faith & Old Glory (Matty Faith & Masked Patriot) vs Fame & Money (Paul Huntingdon & Monty Trescarde) John Greed vs Jungle Lord Atom Smasher vs Darryl Devine Main Event: Steven Parker vs Scythe (BONUS 1) Will SWF top the weekly TV ratings this week? (BONUS 2) Will SWF win the monthly ratings war for the fourth straight month? Comments on diary / last episode:

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height:1.5em; } Thank you for your predictions. @KyTeran, @SIser187 and @Shmoe II were the best in this round, congratulations! The leader for total points is @Charasmatic Enigma, with @KyTeran just 1 point behind and @Wrestling Machine 3 points behind. @DAVEFAN95 and @Shmoe II are among the highest percentage. As you may already know, there will be a reward after the next PPV (Toronto Takeover) for the most total points but there will be also a reward for the highest percentage (with a minimum predictions that will be announced soon). Predictions results for Master Of Puppets 2020 @KyTeran 5/6 + 1 bonus @SIser187 4/6 + 2 bonus @Shmoe II 4/6 + 2 bonus @Charasmatic Enigma 4/6 + 1 bonus @StanMiguel 4/6 @Wrestling Machine 3/6 + 1 bonus Predictions leaderboard @Charasmatic Enigma 73/109 + 9 bonus @KyTeran 74/109 + 7 bonus @Wrestling Machine 72/109 + 7 bonus @Shmoe II 62/88 + 6 bonus @kanegan 52/83 + 4 bonus @Martel123 41/66 + 3 bonus @StanMiguel 37/71 + 6 bonus @DAVEFAN95 31/43 + 1 bonus @Dawn 19/27 @Toby0618 17/33 + 1 bonus @SIser187 14/18 + 3 bonus @DexterXSR 15/22 @angeldelayette 4/10 + 1 bonus @The Lloyd 4/5 @Theheel 4/5 + 1 bonus Predictions highest percentage @The Lloyd 80% (1 predictions) @Theheel 80% (1 predictions) @SIser187 77% (3 predictions) @DAVEFAN95 72% (8 predictions) @Shmoe II 70% (15 predictions) @Dawn 70% (5 predictions) @DexterXSR 68% (4 predictions) @KyTeran 67% (19 predictions) @Charasmatic Enigma 66% (19 predictions) @Wrestling Machine 66% (19 predictions) @kanegan 62% (14 predictions) @Martel123 62% (11 predictions) @StanMiguel 52% (12 predictions) @Toby0618 51% (6 predictions) @angeldelayette 40% (2 predictions) Almost everyone expected Jack Giedroyc to win his first singles match after returning to his old gimmick. I understand @Shmoe II worries. What I can tell you for the moment is that he won't be the same Rogue with another name or that he is not going to cheat on a weekly basis and fans will accept it just because now he's friends with Valiant. Some aspects of his character will have to change. Joey's victory was probably the biggest surprise. I wanted this feud to continue and after Brandon James won the first match I thought it would be better for the story to even the score. I was a little bit surprised when I saw how many people picked Angry Gilmore. I'm not into giving spoilers but I'll say just two words "Toronto Takeover". In the beginning of the diary SWF had so much pressure because of there were not enough hot initial storylines that I had to use a lot more than a wanted the same players. After that period, I tried to give much more minutes to different wrestlers to present them properly and have more variety. Sometimes even sacrificing the ratings and that's why 'm still amazed that SWF have led the TV ratings for the first 3 months. In my opinion sometimes AI companies (USPW and TCW in this case) put too many PPV level matches in weekly TV shows. On the other hand, it can be interesting to have some unexpected high level matches on weekly shows and it makes sense to compete against companies that are throwing bangers against you. I'll try to find a balance.

p { margin:2px; margin-left:60px; margin-right:60px; padding:0; line-height: 1.5em; } .div-1 { background-color: #4A87A4 ; } MASTER OF PUPPETS 2020 (Saturday, week 3, April 2020. Bridgeforth Stadium, Harrisonburg, VA. Attendance: 25000 SELL OUT!) Opening video package with Metallica's song "Master Of Puppets" and the face of the SWF World Heavyweight champion Remo in the PPV logo. The video starts with the story of Rogue turning face and returning to his old gimmick Jack Giedroyc. This first part of the video ends with The Crippler facing Jack Giedroyc in a 2vs2 match in the last episode of Supreme TV. Then we are reminded The Dallas Cowboys' difficult path to a title shot at the SWF World Tag Team titles and we see the champions Hawaiian Crush holding the titles. The feud between Brandon James and Joey Morgan takes the screen later, highlighting Morgan getting pinned by James under the gaze of Krissy Angelle. Later the segment where Hollywood Bret Starr imposed his conditions to Eric Eisen and it was decided that ZWB would have to defeat all members of Hollywood Uncensored to earn a title shot at Bret Starr's NETSTREAM Intercontinental title. This part ends with Lenny Brown hitting Zimmy. Ana Garcia talking to the SWF North American champion Des Davids and Angry Gilmore appears on the screen and there's a short throwback at their previous match. And finally Valiant's epic segment when he made his entrance to interrupt Remo's title celebration speech. The video ends with a recorded scene of Remo characterized as a master of puppets. JACK GIEDROYC vs THE CRIPPLER This was Rogue's first singles match after returning to his old gimmick Jack Giedroyc and a perfect match to work the crowd in Harrisonburg, Virginia. "Let's go Jack!" chants to start the show with the charismatic Crippler making fun of the fans. Gierdroyc hit The Crippler with a Commonwealth Superpunch early on the match, but The Crippler kicked out at 1. Then it was Crippler's turn to attack and he took Giedroyc to the ground for a submission attempt, but Giedroyc was able to scape a headlock. The Crippler had another good opportunity around the 12 minute mark when he connected his finisher the Tombstone Piledriver on Giedroyc, but somehow he kicked out at 2! The crowd celebrated as it was Giedroyc's victory but The Crippler kept dominating until Giedroyc hit him with a Commonwealth Superpunch. The British wrestler was now in control and finished his opponent with the Crashing On. Big victory for Jack Giedroyc to open the show and make the fans happy. Jack Giedroyc def. The Crippler (75) SWF World Tag Team championship HAWAIIAN CRUSH (EKUMA & HIGH FLYIN HAWAIIAN) (c) vs THE DALLAS COWBOYS (MARSHALL DILLON & RANGER) This was the second title defence for Hawaiian Crush, while The Dallas Cowboys had won their last three 2vs2 matches. It was a very divisive title match for the fans because there were two babyface tag teams, but they tried to steal the show and did a nice job. Ekuma put on a fantastic effort to match The Dallas Cowboys' power, first facing Ranger and then Marshall Dillon, but the true MVP in this match was the smaller guy in this match: High Flyin Hawaiian. When he got tagged in, the lightweight elevated the pace of the match and put the fans on their feet with his aerial strikes. Finally, High Flyin Hawaiian hit Ranger with the Pacific Crush to retain the titles. Hawaiian Crush shake hands with The Dallas Cowboys after the match in a good sign of sportsmanship. Hawaiian Crush def. The Dallas Cowboys (69) BRANDON JAMES (w/ Krissy Angelle) vs JOEY MORGAN w/ Joey Morgan got assaulted by Brandon James at The World Is Watching last month and later James beat Morgan in a Main Event match in Supreme TV. The crowd sided with Morgan in this match from the very beginning while Krissy Angelle gave the fans thumbs down. Morgan had a great start with an amazing standing lock that almost paralyzed James for two minutes. But when James got rid of Morgan he was able to punish him with a devastating elbow blow and different high impact moves. Morgan was in problems and around the 13 minute mark it got worse when James hit Morgan with a chair, an item that Krissy gave him while distracting the referee. But Morgan stayed in the match after surviving a pin attempt and the crowd erupted "Joey! Joey!". Krissy tried to give James a chair again but this time she got caught by the ref and she was banished from ringside. James was still complaining to the referee when Morgan trapped him in a figure four leglock. James tried everything before tapping out. After 19 minutes of good storytelling, Joey Morgan celebrated with the fans one of his most prestigious victories in SWF. Joey Morgan def. Brandon James (77) LENNY BROWN vs ZWB After defeating Justin Sensitive, Zimmy continues in this match his quest to defeat all members of Hollywood Uncensored to face the NETSTREAM Intercontinental champion Hollywood Bret Starr. In the last episode of Supreme TV, "Bad, Bad" Lenny showed ZWB his merciless new style when Hollywood Uncensored attacked Zimmy after his match. ZWB is getting hotter and hotter with the fans each week and the "Z-W-B! Z-W-B!" chants where there for him during the entire match. But Lenny Brown is a tough client and started showing his great athleticism including a pop-up rana and a wicked flying avalanche. The referee made the count but Zimmy kicked out at 1. Brown tried to keep pushing but Zimmy sent him out of the ring with a crossbody and then went for a suicide dive. They went in and out of the ring many times in chaotic wild brawl action, sometimes behind the barricades. Lenny tried to finish Zimmy with The Star Treatment but ZWB avoided the contact and counterattacked with a knee strike, a perfect appetizer before the 450 Degree Splash. 1... 2... 3! Zimmy defeated the second member of Hollywood Uncersored! ZWB def. Lenny Brown (70) SWF North American championship DES DAVIDS (c) vs ANGRY GILMORE This was the sixth defence for Davids. After losing to Davids in his first attempt to become the first 4-time North American champion, Angry Gilmore has a new opportunity in Virginia. Davids made his entrance with the American flag, probably to shoot at his Canadian opponent or to try to gain the approbation of the fans. This match was all about storytelling with Davids as the younger phenom and Gilmore as the legend. Davids had the advantage early on the match with his physical style, but later Gilmore even the match with his technical superiority and experience. There were no pin attempts for about 20 minutes, but the action was fantastic and they were showing their resilience and determination to win the match while the advantage changed from one wrestler to the other. Gilmore hit Davids with the Sky High Elbow and then went for a camel clutch but Davids didn't let Gilmore position on him. Davids got up for a devastating punt before finishing Gilmore with the Touch Down. Gilmore looked completely disappointed after this loss. Match Of The Night. Des Davids def. Angry Gilmore (82) Main Event: SWF World Heavyweight championship REMO (c) vs VALIANT The Californian all-American Valiant made his entrance to Los Angeles' band Red Hot Chili Peppers' song "Otherside" just as he did in his viral segment with Remo weeks ago. The entire Bridgeforth Stadium sang "How long, how long..." while Valiant acted like a politician running for president randomly pointing at people in the crowd and waving. Valiant's entrance got the biggest pop of the night (87) The champion looked unimpressed despite the warm welcome Virginia fans gave to his opponent. The Destruction Sector, where most of Remo fans were seated replied to "Valiant! Valiant" chants with "4-time champion". The match had a slow start with both wrestlers taking a strategic approach, then they started to push each other and finally they exchanged blows in the middle of the ring for a minute or so. 10 minutes into the match and still no pin or submission attempts. Valiant connects an elbow blow to the mid section and rebounds to crash on the champion. Then Valiant applies a DDT and pins the champion but he kicks out at 1. Later Remo hit Valiant with a thunderous spear and made the cover, but the challenger kicked out at 2. After 15 minutes they were still very even. The crowd cheered Valiant again and the challenger connected a good combination before his finisher the Patriot Missile. 1... 2... No! Remo kicked out at 2! Valiant was very close to winning the title. Four minutes later Remo hit Valiant with another spear, but the challenger kicked out at 2 too. When they passed the 20 minute mark, the match had gone for a little too long at this point and both wrestlers were totally exhausted. They moved slowly and were unable to make any significant change until the champion reversed one of Valiant's moves and surprised him with a jumping cutter that left Valiant motionless on the ground. After 23 minutes, Remo connected The Destroyer on Valiant to retain the SWF World Heavyweight title. Remo made his first defence. Remo def. Valiant (77) SHOW RATING: 83

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#1 Contenders Match for NWF British Tag Team Titles: The Foundation w/ Mark Moore vs Future X NWF Cruiserweight Title: (C) Leighton Buzzard vs Brilliant White White id not good enough in ring to be the champion NWF Tag Team Titles - Tornado Tag Match: Hisato & Goto vs The Northern Lights (C) Japs not popular enough to hold the belts 'Battle of Britain' 20 Man Battle Royal - Winner Earns a British Heavyweight Championship Title Shot Confirmed Competitors: 'Big Mac' Nathan McKenzie, Bret Heartbreak, Byron, Damian Dastardly, Dangermouth, Darin Flynn, JK Lee, Landon Mallory, Lenny Mochin, Stuart Wilson, Welsh Dragon plus many more Who will win the 'Battle of Britain' Battle Royal: Darin Flynn Who will be the Runner-Up: Nathan McKenzie Who will have the most eliminations: Landon Mallory Who will be the 'Iron-Man': Darin Flynn