1 year completed in my QAW 2018 Alt Cornellverse by Lavelleuk, feeling pretty good about it.
Jan 2018 started with Alina America making the surprise announcement that she was reforming Ronin 3 with Juana Huracan and Toni Parissi attacking Reba Montana before her scheduled match with Reba Montana, leaving her laying under their new flag (Suzuki-Gun style). Gorgon started as champion before losing it to Foxxy LaRue in April. Gorgon won Battle Bowl to earn a rematch but only won her next shot by DQ so didn't win the actual title.
America wins the annual Queen of the Ring Tournament in July, then unseats Foxxy in August thanks to interference from Ronin 3. Most recently, America defended the title at the December show 'Three Way Dance' against Foxxy and Emma May, who recently started targeting Foxxy, feeling she's not gotten respect as a killer in QAW. Gorgon retired in October and was Big Mad that she had to job to Foxxy on her way out, but it worked out.
Shockwave Champion Deborah Young has been champion all year long, defending against an array of challengers, and sharing a manager with Gorgon, Boss Man Brayfield, who now only has 1 client again. Recently Ashley Grover has emerged as a strong challenger who will likely end Young's dominant reign sooner than later. Young will likely then move up to the Gorgon spot and be a force in the QAW title picture.
The Tag Team titles went from the weak starting team of Velvet Suarez and Emiko Miyoshi to Tex Mex, who then lost it to Ronin 3 (Huracan and Parissi) so that the 3 members of Ronin 3 all carried gold for a while. Tex Mex just won the titles back at the December show.
Hellcat Hernandez turned on her partner Pamela Rojo in September in the middle of their shot at the Tag Titles. Tensions had been running high since the QotR tournament where Rojo beat Hellcat in the first round, causing simmering resentment.
The last 2 monthes there has been another company running Big Women's indy shows in my area, using some of my talent and getting them some serious pop gains. I have a very bloated roster full of young, promising lower card talent that I give ring time to, hoping to see someone break out, so my undercards are full of trios and 4v4 matches to get everyone some ring time. Making about 5k a month as a Tiny promotion, probably about 2 years away from jumping up in size.