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Just FYI, Edge isn't in the database as Adam Copland. I couldn't find him.

That looks really nice! Would be awesome for a diary!

PPW Insurgency Live from Mohawk High School Gymnasium June wk2 Saturday 2020 Match 1: Lofts vs Bison Match 2: Big Ryan and Jack Hogan vs The Dark Rider and Triple T Match 3: Castle vs Doug Peak Main Event - PPW Championship: Big Hoss © vs Gareth Wayne

PPW Brutal Vengeance Live from Blackhawk High School Gymnasium May wk2 Saturday 2020 Attendance: 63 Show Rating: 25 Big Hoss starts the show with the PPW Fighting Championship belt. He promises to do right by the title and defend it every month. Mario Heroic comes out and challenges Big Hoss to a fight tonight in the main event. Big Hoss accepts! Rating: 36 vs Match 2: Loftis vs Jack Griffith In a decent match, Justin Loftis defeated Jack Griffith in 11:45 by submission with The Loftis Deathlock. Rating: 24 Angle: The Dark Rider attacks Jack Hogan post match Rating: 33 vs Main Event: PPW Fighting Championship - Big Hoss © vs Mario Heroic In a decent match, Big Hoss defeated Mario Heroic in 15:17 by pinfall with The Last Rodeo. Big Hoss makes defence number one of the PPW Pennsylvania title. Rating: 22

I want to thank everybody for has been reading and commenting since I started this diary. I am going to be putting this on hold for a while as I have ran out of motivation (and some other personal issues) to write up the shows, but continue to copy the show results, as I have booked up until September. I do plan to bring this diary back in the future. My other diary is going to continue still. Again thank you to everybody for the support!!

Railroad City Rumble II Saturday Week 3, August 2021 Live from the Fountain Square Theatre 7:00 PM Bell time, 6:30 PM Doors. Main Event Singles Match Sixty Minute Time Limit COTT World Heavyweight Championship Des Davids vs. “The Scout” Doc Hammond © Semi-Main Event Singles Match Sixty Minute Time Limit COTT Mid American Championship Elmo Benson versus The Hangman Single Match Sixty Minute Time Limit CWI Women’s Championship Demelza Wade versus Felicia Luck © Singles Match Sixty Minute Time Limit CWI Indiana Heavyweight Championship “Spicy” Pepper Pelton versus “Lone Star” Samson Sharpe © Singles Match Thirty Minute Time Limit “The Indiana Strangler” Conner Threepwood versus “The Triple Threat” Davis Wayne Newton Tag Team Match Sixty Minute Time Limit CWI Tag Team Championship American Gold versus Bred for Battle © w/ Andrew Gibson Six-Man Tag Team Match Thirty Minute Time Limit The Dog Soldiers [Monteiro, Youngblood, Stallion] versus Deverell’s Army Triple Threat Tag Team Match Thirty Minute Time Limit The San Diego Girls vs. Reece & Wells versus The Femme Fatales Opening Match Singles Match Thirty Minute Time Limit Yvonne Ericks versus Black Diamond

<p>MAIN EVENT</p><p> <strong>Tessa Blanchard</strong> versus Sasha Banks</p><p> Probably a tainted victory</p><p> </p><p> TAG TEAM TOURNAMENT</p><p> QUARTERFINALS</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Nixon Newell & AJ Lee</strong> versus Asuka & Bianca Belair (replacing Evie due to injury)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> TAG TEAM TOURNAMENT</p><p> QUARTERFINALS</p><p> Heidi Lovelace & Mia Yim versus <strong>La Sicarias</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> SOC Battle-Tested Championship</p><p> Shotzi Blackheart versus <strong>Meiko Satomura ©</strong></p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Nicole Savoy</strong> versus Big Swole</p>

<p>Main Event</p><p> Singles Match</p><p> Sixty Minute Time Limit</p><p> COTT Mid American Championship</p><p> The Hangman versus <strong>"The Indiana Strangler" Conner Threepwood ©</strong></p><p> I think Conner will win by DQ or something like that.</p><p> </p><p> Semi-Main Event</p><p> Tag Team Match</p><p> Sixty Minute Time Limit</p><p> CWI Tag Team Championship</p><p> PJ Strong & Mr. Grappling versus <strong>Bred for Battle © w/ Andrew Gibson</strong></p><p> </p><p> Singles Match</p><p> Sixty Minute Time Limit</p><p> CWI Women's Championship</p><p> Becca Barton versus <strong>Felicia Luck ©</strong></p><p> </p><p> Grudge Match</p><p> Singles Match</p><p> Thirty Minute Time Limit</p><p> "The Mistress of the DDT" Steph Blake versus <strong>Black Diamond</strong></p><p> </p><p> Tag Team Match</p><p> Thirty Minute Time Limit</p><p> The Dog Soldiers (Youngblood & Stallion) versus <strong>The Taggs w/ Haley Buck</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p> I think this was be a cheap win.</p><p> </p><p> Opening Match</p><p> Independence Slam</p><p> 20-Man Over the Top Rope Battle Royale</p><p> Winner Receives: $1000 Cash Prize and Title Shot at Railroad City Rumble</p><p> Feauting: Charlie Corner, Clark Smallbone, Egon Merowitz, Elmo Benson, Flash Savage, Hank Gunn, Maliek Chamberlain, Marcus English, Masked Cougar, Matt Blackburn, Nate DeMarcus, Ozzie Goldstein, Pepper Pelton, Philippe LaGrenier, Jack Pryde, Rafe Sashay, Roger Monteiro, Samson Sharpe, Walter Blackhawk, and <strong>Zippy Deverell</strong></p>

Main Event Singles Match Sixty Minute Time Limit COTT Mid American Championship Elmo Benson versus "The Indiana Strangler" Conner Threepwood © Semi-Main Event Singles Match Sixty Minute Time Limit CWI Women's Championship Raven Nightfall versus Felicia Luck © Singles Match Thirty Minute Time Limit Ace Youngblood versus Zippy Deverell Tag Team Match Thirty Minute Time Limit Masked Cougar & Hank Gunn versus The Player's Club w/ Lucinda Lush Singles Match Thirty Minute Time Limit Matt Blackburn versus Philippe LaGrenier Opening Match Tag Team Match Thirty Minute Time Limit The San Diego Girls versus Sonnaz Shah and Stacy Troth

I do not know how I missed this! As much as I love Effganic, I much prefer the 80s version because I like the ability to get a TV deal and PPV deal sooner lol. I will download this now!

Main Event Tag Team Match Twenty Minutes [Or TV Time Remaining] World Tag Team Title Tournament SCU [Daniles & Kazarian] versus The Briscoes Singles Match Fifteen Minute Time Limit "The Phenomenal" AJ Styles versus Alexander Hammerstone Singles Match Fifteen Minute Time Limit Io Shirai versus Mandy Sacc [formerly Mandy Rose] Singles Match Fifteen Minute Time Limit OPW Television Championship Chas Betts [formerly Chad Gable] versus Joe Hennig ©

Hello everybody and welcome to this month’s edition of The Supreme PPV Coverage with yours truly. Just one quick update, Marshall Dillon picked up an injury on a house show and therefore will be unable to defend the tag team titles at Awesome Impact. Instead SWF decided to move the match to the Pre-Show and let the three other teams battle it out. Since it is SWF I doubt the match will mean anything or lead to a title match, but only time will tell. SWF Awesome Impact Live From New York, NY Attendance: 60,617 Rating: 81 Pre-Show: Hawaiian Crush defeated Fame & Money, and Awesomeness Rating: 71 Main Show -A good start to Awesome Impact with Emma spending some time hyping up Primus and Dominic and how they are going to destroy Faith and Old Glory. Rating: 77 vs Match 2: Lenny Brown vs Rogue -This was a good match that pitted the rising star in Lenny Brown vs the opportunistic veteran in Rogue. -Rogue reminded the fans that he may not be young anymore, but he still knows how to take advantage of his opponent and the ref. -I think SWF did the right call, with Rogue’s contract up and there being uncertainty if he is going to sign, Lenny winning makes the most sense. Plus Lenny is a future main event draw for SWF. -Lenny Brown defeated Rogue in 16:28 by pinfall with The Star Treatment. Rating: 79 -Haley talks to Krissy and Brandon, Krissy promises that Brandon will be back to his usual self starting next week. -Nothing special here, Krissy continues to do most of the talking while Brandon tries to look as menacing as possible. -SWF continues to tease tension between these two with subtle mannerisms when one of them is talking. Rating: 62 vs Match 5: Angry Gilmore vs Atom Smasher -Despite being well past his prime, Gilmore proved everybody wrong again when he had another great match with Atom Smasher. -Even though Atom Smasher is a heel, he still gets some good pop for his explosive offense, and the crowd really eats up everything he does. I hope SWF doesn’t turn him face anytime soon, he is such a better heel. -These guys beat the crap out of each other for just over 20 minutes and both looked like they could lose the match at any moment. -Atom Smasher defeated Angry Gilmore in a Last Man Standing match in 20:09 when Angry Gilmore could not beat a ten count after a Mushroom Cloud. Rating: 75 -Haley catches Spencer before he leaves; Spencer is pissed, and says Joey was lucky, and it won’t happen again. Rating: 82 vs Match 8: Valiant vs Hollywood Bret Starr -This right here was the match of the night! You read that right, Valiant and Hollywood put on the match of the night. -These guys tore the house down, and Hollywood used the Cage to his advantage every chance that he got. -Valiant made a great comeback towards the end of the match and the crowd (my included) really believed that he was going to win the match. But Hollywood, showed his resolve and countered a V-Split, with a low blow. -Hollywood Bret Starr defeated Valiant in a Cage match in 17:51 by pinfall with a Hollywood Hammer. Rating: 82 vs Match 9: SWF Heavyweight Championship Rocky Golden © vs Scythe -An exceptional match that really showed that Scythe is indeed on the same level as Rocky! -Rocky played the comeback hero more than normal as Rocky is rarely the underdog due to his size, but Scythe made him the underdog. -Scythe’s strength, size, and agility only adds to his monstrous demeanor. -Rocky hit his 6 moves of doom on Scythe, but when he picked him up for the Rocky Road, Scythe struck back and left the crowd speechless! -Scythe defeated Rocky Golden in 15:31 by pinfall with a Choke Slam. Scythe makes defence number two of the SWF World Heavyweight title. Rating: 79 (I forgot to give Rocky the title back in the game so that is why he has two title defenses)

MAIN EVENT TAG TEAM TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALS Charlotte Flair & Sasha Banks versus Thunder Rosa & Hikaru Shida Shotzi Blackheart versus Jordynne Grace SOC Battle-Tested Championship Jazzy Gabert versus Meiko Satomura © TAG TEAM TOURNAMENT QUARTERFINALS The Killer Baes versus Jessamyn Duke & Marina Shafir

These are amazing!

PPW Brutal Vengeance Live from Blackhawk High School Gymnasium Match 1: Happy Elwood vs The Dark Rider Match 2: Loftis vs Jack Griffith Match 3: Jack Hogan vs Brimstone Match 4: “Big” Ryan Jeffries vs Triple T Main Event: PPW Fighting Championship - Big Hoss © vs Mario Heroic

PPW One More Round Live from the Lincoln High School Gymnasium Saturday, April Wk2 Attendance: 52 Show Rating: 22 Big Ryan starts the show announcing a tournament for tonight to crown the 1st ever PPW Fighting Champion! Rating: 32 vs Match 2: Loftis vs Tony “The Guido” Mazzanti Big Ryan and I really went back and forth about who to have win this won, but we decided the Loftis was going to win as he needed to show the fans his technical prowess more than Tony needed the win. Tony will recover just fine as he is an ace on the mic and can generate heat like nobody's business. Loftis won the match by submission with The Loftis Deathlock. Rating: 22 vs Match 4: Big Hoss vs The Dark Rider This was one of the matches I was most excited for as it pitted the strength and brawling style of Big Hoss against the quick aerial approach of The Dark Rider. The crowd ate this match up, and while The Dark Rider lost, he impressed the crowd with his aerial assault. The ending had the crowd on their feet when Big Hoss caught The Dark Rider midair which set up The Last Rodeo to give Big Hoss the pinfall victory. Rating: 23 vs Match 6: Loftis vs Triple T Another solid match where Triple T continued to show the crowd his opportunistic ways. Every time Loftis was able to get Triple T into a submission hold, Triple T would either get to the rope or do something else, illegal, to get out of the submission hold. Triple T did a good job of constantly hiding his cheating from the ref. Triple T hit a low blow, again behind the back fo the ref, Triple T hit a Curb Stomp on Loftis and then used the ropes for leverage to gain the pinfall victory. Rating: 21 We wanted to give Big Hoss and Triple T some time to showcase their mic work and talk up their match. Chaffin (the ref) presented the belt to everybody before the match started. Rating: 33

Tony “The Guido” Mazzantti - Muscular Light Heavyweight The italian proud, and self proclaimed “Guido” is one of the most arrogant men on the planet. Completely full of himself and always bragging how good looking he is and how great he is. Luckily for him, and unluckily for everybody else, he can back it up in the ring! The Guido is a brawler to the core, but isn’t afraid to lock in some form of humiliating submission hold just to embarrass his opponent. The Guido has been vocal since day one that he plans to take PPW over and hold on to the gold for a long time. Triple T - Toned Light Heavyweight The resident degenerate is all about chaos and mayhem. Triple T loves to create problems wherever he goes and hates anybody telling him what to do. A constant thorn in everybody’s side, he prides himself on being the ultimate opportunistic fighter, who isn’t afraid to “bend the rules” to get his win. As he says if ain’t cheatin’ if you don’t get caught!

Ryan Jeffries - Bulky Heavyweight Ryan Jeffries, or Big Ryan as known by the fans, is a gentle giant to his friends, but a terrifying 6’6 310lb monster to his enemies. Big Ryan has been touring the Tri-State area for several years fighting anybody that is brave enough to step into the ring with him. In PPW he is known as the hometown hero, as he was born and raised in the greater Pittsburgh Region and bleeds black and gold. The fans love him and are always rooting for him. Already a multiple-time champion on various independent promotions, only time will tell if he can capture gold in PPW. The Dark Rider - Toned Middleweight Not much is known about the mysterious Dark Rider except that he loves to take to the skies. He showcases his amazing agility and speed as he darts around the ring and wows the crowds with his impressive high flying maneuvers. He finishes his opponents off with an amazing 450 splash that he calls Dark Souls. While his intentions are not 100% clear on why he is in PPW, what is clear is that he is not somebody to be reckoned with.

Loftis The quiet, ripped Middleweight was a standout wrestler all throughout high school. He was heavily recruited by several colleges, but instead chose to chance his childhood dream of being a professional wrestler. He grew up watching NOTBPW as he loved the technical aspects of wrestling, and was disappointed that he was rejected by the House of Stones training camp as he idolized Jeremy and Dan Jr. Now he is determined to not only show the world what a great wrestler he is, he plans to bring his technical prowess to the forefront of wrestling again. He loves to finish off his opponents with the Loftis Deathlock as a tribute to the ever deadly Proton Lock. Ryan Castle The youngest member of the roster, standing at 6’, 235lbs (Toned Middleweight) is one of the most athletic members of PPW. He prefers a quick in-your face approach mixed with strikes and a fair share of high flying moves thrown in. His cool, calm demeanor has already won the crowd over and only time will tell if he can live up to his full potential and become a champion here in PPW.

Texas Deathmatch COTT Mid America Championship "The Indiana Strangler" Conner Threepwood versus "The East Side Assassin" Sayeed Ali © Dirty win, no title switch CWI Tag Team Championship Bred for Battle w/ Andrew Gibson versus American Gold © CWI Women's Championship Felicia Luck versus "The Mistress of the DDT" Steph Blake © COTT World Women's Tag Team Championship The San Diego Girls versus The Femme Fatales versus Lilly & Rose © No Disqualifications Masked Cougar versus The Hangman The Dog Soldiers versus Deverell's Army Nate "The Great" DeMarcus versus Philippe LaGrenier Matt Blackburn versus "New York's Finest" Egon Merowitz PJ Strong & Mr. Grappling versus DeColts Reborn

All three shows were amazing! Eyreo those graphics are simply amazing!!

Hello everybody and welcome to this week’s edition of The Supreme Coverage. Before we get to the show let’s get the big news out of the way: The Crippler just announced that he signed an exclusive contract with USPW and will be leaving SWF in 30 days! TCW does not resign Robert Oxford. Rogue’s SWF contract is up and there is another massive bidding war! We can only assume that SWF is not happy with The Crippler leaving, and rumor has it that SWF has had to speed up some plans now that he is leaving. It is also probably safe to assume that despite Rogue’s age, SWF will pull out all stops from losing him too. SWF Supreme TV - March wk2 Live from Chicago, IL Attendance: 9,288 Show Rating: 83 Rocky promises that at Awesome Impact he is going to get his belt back. Remo comes out and demands a matchup after that. Rating: 96 vs Match 2: NA Title Match - Rocky Weatherfield vs Des Davids © In an abysmal match, Des Davids defeated Rocky Weatherfield in 12:23 by pinfall with a Quarterback Sack. Des Davids makes defence number seven of the SWF North American title. Rating: 63 vs w/ Match 1: Joey Morgan vs Primus Allen w/Emma (Spencer was on commentary) In a decent match, Primus Allen defeated Joey Morgan in 15:12 by pinfall with a Running Powerslam after a distraction from Spencer Spade. Rating: 79 vs w/ Match 3: Matty Faith vs Spencer Spade w/Dulce In a decent match, Spencer Spade defeated Matty Faith in 11:41 by pinfall with a Supreme Stunner after Dulce Moreno interfered. During the match we also had Joey Morgan distract Spade. Dulce hit Matty with a low blow while Joey was distracting Spencer and the ref. Rating: 76 w/ vs Match 4: Valiant, the Dallas Cowboys, and Justin Sensitive vs The Rat Pack In a bout that had a decent reaction from the crowd but sub-par wrestling, Valiant, Justin Sensitive and The Dallas Cowboys defeated Hollywood Bret Starr, Robbie Wright and Fame & Money in 16:13 when Valiant pinned Monty Trescarde with a V-Split. Rating: 60 Haley interviews Atom Smasher who accepts Gilmore’s challenge at Awesome Impact. Atom Smasher promised to put the old dog down. Rating: 90 Steven Parker, aka the Crow makes his debut and beats The Crippler down Rating: 82

One on One Match Elias vs. Luchasaurus One on One Match Pete Dunne vs. Finn Balor Fatal Four Way For the Milky Way Championship Cody Rhodes vs. Tomasso Ciampa vs. Bray Wyatt vs. Wardlow Five Way Elimination Match For the Super Nova Championship Naomi vs. Carmella vs. Nattie vs. Nia Jax vs. Sonya Deville You have a stacked roster and some of my favorites! Cant wait to see what you do with it!

Dreadnought, Original Sinner, and SoVen are great potentials

While I did use the editor before the game to add a broadcaster, I have upgraded it several times. I make enough money that I have yet to take a negative hit or anything. There are more benefits especially if you only show your PPVs which you should still be able to unless you changed your deals. The benefits for me was that I got pop in other regions that I couldn't get a PPV deal and my RIPW guys are getting more over now too. I have been making more than enough money now that I have been able to take a small loss each month on my own Broadcast and do not notice any major dips in my monthly income.