"No more prima donnas, no more politics... In your face!".

Jingo · September 8, 2010

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The XWF is back and stronger than ever, brother!

The XWF was formed way back in 2001 as a way to honor wrestling’s past, present, and future. It was formed by wrestlers for wrestlers- to be a Wrestling Federation for the ages, uniting superstars and wrestling royalty with up and coming youngsters. XWF will give them all a place to wrestle and honor legacies as well as start new ones, in the style and tradition that made wrestling and professional wrestlers household names in the 80’s and 90’s.

We use fun and family friendly story lines; building on old beefs and starting new rivalries. In November of 2001, at facilities provided by Universal Studios in Orlando, wrestling elite and wrestling newcomers came together and filmed a series of matches, with production quality rarely seen in wrestling venues. The crowds were wowed, the story lines awesome, and the final product outstanding!

At the XWF, we have a saying, “Title Belts are won and lost, but legends are forever!”

Welcome back to the Xcitement Wrestling Federation!

Classic Wrestling at its best.

Who is the XWF?

Well, the following will read like a Who’s Who of Wrestling, but it is all true. In November, 2001, at Universal Studios in Orlando, Florida, the XWF looked like:

Jimmy “The Mouth of the South” Hart, Bobby “The Brain” Heenan, “Rowdy” Roddy Piper, “The Nasty Boys” Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags, Jerry “The King” Lawler, The Shane Twins, Ian Harrison, Buff Bagwell, Hail, Jimmy Snuka, Jr. Norman Smiley, Juventud Guerrera, Psicosis, Rena Mero, Horace Hogan, Carly Colon, The Wall, The Immortal Hulk Hogan, “Superfly” Jimmy Snuka, “Mean Gene” Okerlund, Curt Hennig, The Road Warriors, The South Philly Posse, Big Vito, Marty Janetti, Vampiro, Johnny B. Badd, Knuckles, Kid Kash, AJ Styles, Simon Diamond, Drezdan, Christopher Daniels, ... and others!

The head writer was Colin Bowman, who was the former editor and publisher of WCW Magazine. Many of these wrestlers went on to become Hall of Famers, including Hogan, Hart, Okerlund, Piper, Heenan, and Snuka.

Sadly, a number of the wrestlers there in Orlando that November have left us, including Curt Hennig, Road Warrior Hawk (Michael Hegstrand), Emory Hale (Hail), and The Wall (Michael Tuite).

Stennick · September 8, 2010

I like it so far does this mean your other dynasty is dead Jingo? Say it ain't so

Jingo · September 8, 2010

XWF;

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Xcitement Wrestling Federation (XWF) is a current American professional wrestling promotion. In the process of making a comeback, the organization's heyday was from early November of 2001 to late February of 2002. Its birth coincided with the World Wrestling Federation's acquisition of AOL Time Warner's World Championship Wrestling. XWF's slogan was "No more prima donnas, no more politics... In your face!". They looked to promote a product that the whole family could watch and enjoy by bringing back pro-wrestling storylines with a 21st century spin as an alternative to sports entertainment. The previous number two and three American promotions, the aforementioned World Championship Wrestling and Extreme Championship Wrestling, had folded earlier in 2001, leaving only one national wrestling company. As such, the letter "X" in XWF stood for the missing variable in the industry. The official definition of the "X" became Xcitement as cited by "Mean" Gene Okerlund in the Extras on the XWF DVD and not "Xtreme" as sometimes written. The XWF today is seeking to once again make an impact, with a newly updated logo and website. "The Mouth of the South" Jimmy Hart is heavily involved in planning and direction of the company.

The XWF holds four distinctive wrestling divisions with titles for each: The XWF Heavyweight Championship, the XWF Tag Team Championship, the XWF Cruiserweight Championship and the XWF Women’s Championship.

Champion(s);

XWF Heavyweight Champion:

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King V,

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XWF Tag Team Champions:

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The Nasty Boys,

Brian Knobbs + Jerry Saggs.

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XWF Cruiserweight Champion:

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Kid Kash,

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XWF Women's Champion:

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Christie Ricci,

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XWF Heavyweight Championship

Fomer champions include Ian Harrison, Shock, and Mabel.

XWF Cruiserweight Championship

The belt was first won by Kid Kash, who defeated Billy Fives, Psicosis, Juventud Guerrera, AJ Styles, Low Ki, Prince Iaukea, and Christopher Daniels in a battle royal on November 13, 2001 in Universal Studios Orlando, Florida. Kash lost the belt the next day to Juventud Guerrera at the November 14, 2001 tapings. However, during the Memphis invasion Kid Kash served as the XWF Cruiserweight champion even though he had officially lost the title.

XWF Tag Team Championship

The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs and Jerry Sags) became the first champions after defeating the Road Warriors, Shane Twins, and the South Philly Posse in a Four Way Match to win the titles on November 14, 2001. The Nasty Bouy defended the Titles during the WWC Invasion. The XWF Tag Team Titles were also used during the invasion of Memphis and were held by teams such as Shock and Awe (Shock a.k.a. The Spellbinder and "British Storm" Ian Harrison), Shock & B.A.D., etc.

XWF Women's Championship

Former champions include Christie Ricci.

Jingo · September 8, 2010

I like it so far does this mean your other dynasty is dead Jingo? Say it ain't so

No, i just have waay too much time on my hands and to many ideas pop into my head sometimes. I've written up 6 shows so far (as well as being 4 shows ahead in AMW) so its all good. I've not written a real world dynasty for a few years (probably because i haven't watched any WWE for over 2 years and catch TNA every other week on average) so i may be abit rusty, but wait till you see how 'out of date' the roster is.

michgcs · September 9, 2010

just a question-- was this a real promotion? i wasn't into wrestling at that time, and it seems like this was TNA's grand-daddy or something

Jaysin · September 9, 2010

just a question-- was this a real promotion? i wasn't into wrestling at that time, and it seems like this was TNA's grand-daddy or something

Yes it was, but WWA was more of a ancestor to TNA

Jingo · September 9, 2010

XWF Timeline;

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Beginning

The idea of the XWF was generated when several wrestling superstars including Hulk Hogan, Jimmy Hart, The Nasty Boys (Knobbs and Saggs) and Greg Valentine were pitched the idea by Kevin Harrington of replacing the then AOL Time Warner owned World Championship Wrestling which was then purchased by rival competitor World Wrestling Federation. The basis of the XWF was to create a wrestling federation showcasing Family Friendly entertainment all while displaying talents of current Wrestling Legends and future superstars similar to the format that was used in WCW Saturday Night / WCW Main Event. The reason was to create a PG style of wrestling that was opposite of what WCW was since the nWo started.

Downfall

The major problem of the XWF was the much anticipated national TV deal did not materialize. This was in-part due to the like of Hulk Hogan, Curt Hennig, Roddy Piper, Rena Mero, Jerry Lawler and many more being quickly snapped up by the World Wrestling Federation. While those wrestlers were under contract with the XWF, Hart did not want to have wrestlers who did not want to be there and let them leave. Jimmy Hart had said jokingly during one interview that at least the WWF left him the ring.

As such, the XWF could not promote their pilot tapings to TV executives as they were no longer able to deliver the same big star wrestlers as seen on their pilot shows.

XWF was rumored to be considering paying a network to air a few XWF shows, since they felt so strongly on the product. By mid-2002, the promotion was said to be focusing on the European market rather than the United States market, with the promotion pursuing a television deal in Europe. None of this happened and the promotion looked to be at its end.

The Invasions.

XWF's In Your Face television program did however air in Puerto Rico of August, 2002, with the promotion also invading the local World Wrestling Council promotion in a wrestling story to promote their product. As part of the heel angle, XWF wrestlers attacked the WWC roster and subsequently spray painted "XWF" on the back of their wrestlers. The two companies ran various WWC versus XWF events and also had a show named Invasion of October, 2002.

Starting May, 2003, the XWF appeared on United States television via a second invasion angle, this time in the Memphis Wrestling promotion. The second XWF invasion, this time with a much reduced XWF roster, included XWF Championship matches, Jimmy Hart changing the Memphis Wrestling opening title credits to XWF opening credits, and XWF ring announcer David Penzer replacing Memphis Wrestling's announcer. When the invasion angle came to an end however, XWF more or less came to an end as well.

.. Or did they!?

Jingo · September 10, 2010

XWF Timeline;

Continued,

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The Jimmy Hart Purchase.

Jimmy Hart acquired the rights for the XWF for an undetermined amount in September 2004, While there were several non-wrestling investors in the company, it is believed to have been run by Jimmy Hart, Brian Knobs and Greg Valentine. Jimmy Hart acquired the rights for the XWF for $100,000.

The idea of bringing a special television series about the XWF to The Wrestling Channel and likely other channels thereafter was explored by Hart.

During July 2005, the XWF released a three DVD series called In Your Face: The Lost Episodes of the XWF. It featured 19 matches from the original Universal Studios tapings with extras including an interview with Hulk Hogan. The series is hosted by Jimmy Hart and Brian Knobs.

In 2006, WWE licensed a match from the XWF tape library for use on the Hulk Hogan Anthology DVD.

The Return!?

In November 2008 the XWF re-launched its wrestling website displaying the new logo. In January 2009 it was rumored that there were talks of a possible pay-per-view similar to how Total Nonstop Action and Ring of Honor received their television deals. Also, footage from the XWF "invasion" of Puerto Rico in 2002 will be released. Additionally, plans are still underway to launch a series of matches featuring living legends from 2001, new up and coming talent, as well as having living remaining members make personal appearances for the XWF. A Special Collectors set including a DVD, T-Shirt, autographs, and an actual piece of the ring apron from the 2001 tapings is expected to be released later in 2009.

The Rumours.

A new wrestling promotion is starting up out of Florida. The promotion, which has quietly been putting together a business plan, is said to have major financial backing. The new promotion is already signing wrestlers up, and along with the contracts, are having them sign confidentiality agreements.

... Is this the XWF?

Jingo · September 10, 2010

In Your Face!

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By the end of August 2010 the MavTV channel (Maverick Television) started showing adverts for the rebirth of XWF In Your Face TV to be showing on their network from Wk 1, September 2010.

... And with that Xcitement Wrestling Federation is back.

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Every good wrestling company needs a Roster ...

The XWF 13;

Air Paris, Brian Knobbs, Christie Ricci, Damien 666, Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine, Halloween, Jamie Tucker, Jerry Saggs, Jimmy Hart, Kid Kash, King V, Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell and Sid Vicious these 13 men were the first of the new generation of XWF, revealed on the new look XWF website. Rumours of who would join them in the coming weeks was all over the usual news sites but with Jimmy Hart keeping tightlipped fans would have to wait till In Your Face TV starts ...

September is just a few days away, what will be of the debut Xcitement Wrestling Federation debut show!?

tristram · September 11, 2010

just a question-- was this a real promotion? i wasn't into wrestling at that time, and it seems like this was TNA's grand-daddy or something

Yep it was. But I'd say somewhat of a cross ECW love in and WWA.

Looking forward to this, jingo!

Jingo · September 11, 2010

Lets take a look at the XWF 13;

XWF Starting Roster,

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Name: Air Paris

Height: 6'1

Weight: 185lbs

From: Atlanta, Georgia.

Signature Moves: Diving Legdrop, Moonsault Press + Tiger Driver.

Debut: April, 1996.

Name: Brian Knobbs

Height: 6'4

Weight: 295lbs

From: Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Signature Move: Pitstop + Running Powerslam.

Debut: 1985.

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Name: Jerry Saggs

Height: 6'3

Weight: 290lbs

From: Allentown, Pennsylvania.

Signature Move: Pitstop + Diving Elbow Drop.

Debut: 1987

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Name: Christie Ricci

Height: 5'10

Weight: 160lbs

From: Jackson, Mississippi.

Signature Move: Hurracanrana + Power Bomb.

Debut: June 2002.

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Name: Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine

Height: 6'0

Weight: 243lbs

From: Seattle, Washington.

Signature Move: Figure Four Leg Lock.

Debut: 1970

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Name: Jamie Tucker

Role: Referee.

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Name: Damien 666

Height: 5'9

Weight: 222lbs

From: Tijuana, Baja California.

Signature Move: Moonsault, Powerbomb + Martinette.

Debut: 1985

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Name: Halloween

Height: 5'9

Weight: 207lbs

From: Tijuana, Baja California.

Signature Move: La Calabaza + Michinoku Driver.

Debut: 1990

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Name: Jimmy Hart.

Role: Colour Commentator.

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Name: Kid Kash

Height: 5'9

Weight: 202lbs

From: Johnson City, Tennessee.

Signature Move: Money Maker + Dead Level.

Debut: 1990

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Name: King V

Height: 6'9

Weight: 487lbs

From: Harlem, New York.

Signature Move: Spinning Side Slam + Elbow Drop Pin.

Debut: 1993

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Name: Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

Height: 6'1

Weight: 247lbs

From: Marietta, Georgia.

Signature Move: Blockbuster + Yellow Jacket Suplex.

Debut: 1990

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Name: Sid Vicious

Height: 6'9

Weight: 317lbs

From: Marion, Arkansas.

Signature Move: ChokeSlam + Release Power Bomb.

Debut: 1987

TheEffect · September 11, 2010

I feel that you now have anotger reader.

TheEffect has arrived.

BHK1978 · September 12, 2010

Another Jingo diary? Well of course I am in!

And man do Sid and The Hammer look like crap in their pictures.

Jingo · September 12, 2010

just a question-- was this a real promotion? i wasn't into wrestling at that time, and it seems like this was TNA's grand-daddy or something

Yeah real promotion pretty much all i've posted is real, apart from the 2010 TV deal they never made it to TV (well other than the invasions).

Yes it was, but WWA was more of a ancestor to TNA

Ah the WWA the touring promotion that made Nathan Jones champ and had Lex Luger wrestling even though he refused to go longer than 5 minutes.

Yep it was. But I'd say somewhat of a cross ECW love in and WWA.
Looking forward to this, jingo!

Thanks alot Tristam.

I feel that you now have anotger reader.
TheEffect has arrived.

Glad your on board, make sure you tune in Friday week 1, September 2010 to XWF's all Title match opening show!!

Another Jingo diary? Well of course I am in!

And man do Sid and The Hammer look like crap in their pictures.

Glad your on board, yeah alot of the guys you'll be seeing in the coming weeks are ... A little worse for wear (I actually didn't think Sid looked to bad considering though ... But yeah The Hammer does look 'crap').

Jingo · September 12, 2010

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So what does this mean in TEW10 terms?

I play the role of Greg Valentine's PA/Junior Booker. I sign workers who i believe Jimmy Hart and Greg Valentine would use .. Well mostly i sign their friends and then flesh any gaps out with others.

I will be bringing in some guys for short term deals, using people sparingly once or twice a month (as if to simulate taping the TV shows for a couple of weeks at a time). I did think about making the company a touring promotion but it didn't seem to sit right in the game, and with that i decided the company looks like this;

Xcitement Wrestling Federation

Owner: Jimmy Hart.

Booker: Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine

Size: Small.

Ranking: 31st.

Location: South East.

Prestige: E+ (30)

Momentum: E (27) (Set as Random)

Product;

Key: Traditional.

Heavy: Mainstream + Lucha Libre.

Medium: None.

Match Intensity: 25%

Match Danger: 50%

Others;

Womens Division, Low T&A, Medium Face/Heel Divide, 70% Match Ratio (TV) + 80% (Events).

Popularity;

South East: E (25)

Puerto Rico: F (10)

Great Lakes + Mid Atlantic: F- (5)

1 in every other US Region.

TV Show: In Your Face TV - 1hr on MavTV.

Jingo · September 12, 2010

XWF, No more prima donnas, no more politics ... In Your Face!

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To coincide with the Brand New almost 10 years in the making Season of XWF' In Your Face TV we will be running an half hour recap show showing highlights of the original seasons tapings, see these exclusively on MavTv before the In Your Face Brand New Season or visit XWF.com/shop to buy the XWF Season 1 DVD.

Date Taped: November 13, 2001

Location: Orlando, Florida

Arena: Universial Studios

Show #1

Demon defeated Barry Horowitz

Jimmy Snuka Jr. defeated Sarge

Vito defeated Kevin Northcutt

Ron and Don Harris defeated The Kingpins

Josh Matthews defeated A.J. Styles

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XWF In Tour Face TV

Season 2, Episode 1

XWF Cruiserweight Title match,

Kid Kash vs Air Paris

XWF Tag Team Titles match,

The Nasty Boys vs Mexico's Most Wanted

XWF Heavyweight Title match,

King V vs Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

Plus the legendary Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine will be the In Your Face 'Enforcer' and 'Mouth of the South' Jimmy Hart will be the show host and Colour Commentator. Enjoy the show and please send your predictions to mouthofthesouth@nomoreprimadonnas.com

Or alternatively just post em here ...

Disclosure: XWF will not refund any virtual stamps that are lost on any emails sent to the above imaginary email address!

Jaysin · September 12, 2010

XWF Cruiserweight Title match,

Kid Kash vs Air Paris

XWF Tag Team Titles match,

The Nasty Boys vs Mexico's Most Wanted

XWF Heavyweight Title match,

King V vs Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

Just picked who I like more

TheEffect · September 13, 2010

XWF Cruiserweight Title match,

Kid Kash vs Air Paris

XWF Tag Team Titles match,

The Nasty Boys vs Mexico's Most Wanted

XWF Heavyweight Title match,

King V vs Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

michgcs · September 13, 2010

XWF Cruiserweight Title match,

Kid Kash vs Air Paris

XWF Tag Team Titles match,

The Nasty Boys vs Mexico's Most Wanted

XWF Heavyweight Title match,

King V vs Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

EDIT:

stupid question, but who's mexico's most wanted?

Zergon · September 13, 2010

That starting roster is...well interesting. It´s fun to see where this one will go:).

XWF Cruiserweight Title match,

Kid Kash vs Air Paris

XWF Tag Team Titles match,

The Nasty Boys vs Mexico's Most Wanted

XWF Heavyweight Title match,

King V vs Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

djthefunkchris · September 13, 2010

XWF Cruiserweight Title match,

Kid Kash vs Air Paris

XWF Tag Team Titles match,

The Nasty Boys vs Mexico's Most Wanted

XWF Heavyweight Title match,

King V vs Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

BHK1978 · September 13, 2010

XWF Cruiserweight Title match,

Kid Kash vs Air Paris

XWF Tag Team Titles match,

The Nasty Boys vs Mexico's Most Wanted

Nasty Boys will win but I have always disliked them so...well I will pick them to lose.

XWF Heavyweight Title match,

King V vs Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

See what I said above and replace it with M.A. Bagwell.

Jaysin · September 13, 2010

XWF Cruiserweight Title match,
Kid Kash vs Air Paris
XWF Tag Team Titles match,
The Nasty Boys vs Mexico's Most Wanted
XWF Heavyweight Title match,
King V vs Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

EDIT:

stupid question, but who's mexico's most wanted?

Damian 666 and Halloween. I

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michgcs · September 14, 2010

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Jaysin" data-cite="Jaysin" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="29052" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Damian 666 and Halloween. I <3 them ever so much! http://i48.tinypic.com/aczq7m.jpg</div></blockquote> aww and from the looks of that picture, they love you too <img alt=":D" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> (but seriously though, thanks for telling me who they were <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />)

Jingo · September 15, 2010

XWF In Your Face TV!

Season 2, Episode 1

Tuesday, Week 1, September 2010.

CSU Field House. North Charleston, South Carolina.

Att, 608.

After the XWF opening credits ...

<div style="text-align:center;">XWF Cruiserweight Title match,

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Kid Kash vs Air Paris

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<div style="text-align:center;">The ultra-brash, ultra ****y Kid Kash (interesting fact he was called Kid Krash when he wrestled for XWF back in 2001) came out to a chorus of boos in a contrasting entrance to Air Paris' complete babyface reaction he slapped hands and kissed babies (well actually not the kissing babies part) the announcers put him over as a youngster with potential (interesting fact he was a youngster with potential back in 2001 when he teamed with AJ Styles).</div>

X points;

1 - Kash got under the skin of the fans well, earning himself some good Heel heat.

2 - Air Paris played up his Daredevil gimmick showing the fans how he can fly.

3 - In what was an open match Kid Kash picked up the win to retain the XWF Cruiserweight Title.

*Commercial Break*

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<div style="text-align:center;">Jimmy Hart is on super hype mode selling the XWF Lost Episodes DVD as well as the first season DVD from 2001 - Go to the XWF website for all your Wrestling needs.</div>

*Commercial Break*

<div style="text-align:center;">We are back and in the ring already are Mexico's Most Wanted ...</div>

<div style="text-align:center;">XWF Tag Team Title match,

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The Nasty Boys (Brian Knobbs + Jerry Saggs) vs Mexico's Most Wanted (Halloween + Damien 666)

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<div style="text-align:center;">Brian Knobbs and Jerry Saggs take their time coming out to the ring building up the boo's jawjacking with the studio audience, whilst their Mexican opponants eventually get sick of the wait and leap out of the ring at The Nasty Boys.</div>

X Points;

1 - The Nasty Boys fight their usual slow paced old school brawling style.

2 - Halloween and Damien 666 fight as fast as they can not able to overdue the Lucha Libre style with their opponants not being 'fit' enough to handle it.

3 - Knobbs and Saggs manage a tainted win with Jerry Saggs stealing and using Jimmy Harts Megaphone as a weapin.

<div style="text-align:center;">The Nasty Boys win in 7:56 to retain the XWF Tag Team Titles.</div>

*Commercial Break*

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<div style="text-align:center;">When we come back Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell is in the ring (First taste of TV time for Buff of the Stuff for a looong time) he reminds us just how good he can be in getting the crowd behind him and gets a little further help with this task when out rumbles the massive frame of King V (Big Daddy V, Viscera, Mable or whatever you want to call him) he informs 'Buff' that he is the top dog of the XWF he holds the gold and all the power and 'Buff' can kiss his 500+ lb behind ...</div>

<div style="text-align:center;">Buff Bagwell "Power hey!? You hold the power? ... I think not cos' ya see big man i've spoken to the man who holds the power and King V!? You better shine up that belt for the Buffster because i'm taking it from ya' in tonights main event and then i'm off to party as the neeew XWF Heavyweight Champion cos i'm am Buff of the stuff and you know the girls can't get enough!!"</div>

*Commercial Break*

<div style="text-align:center;">XWF Heavyweight Title match,

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King V vs Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell

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<div style="text-align:center;">Both men re-make entrances to the ring for some reason (well we know the reason to pad out some time) Buff hi-fives the fans all around the ring as well as bowing down to the legend on commentary Jimmy Hart (way to get the fans completely on your side), out next comes King V (Interesting fact King V was actually called Mable when he fought in XWF back in 2001) he comes out carrying the XWF Title belt (he'd hardly be able to wear it would he!?) and wearing the largest rope you've ever seen (it could easily be used by 6 Cruiserweights on a camping trip as Jimmy Hart pointed out).</div>

X Points;

1 - Buff tries to take the big man down failing on a few occasions before finally making it count with a huge second rope dive shoulder to chest taking the big man down.

2 - King V throws his weight around (excuse the bad pun) tossing Bagwell around the ring keeping himself looking strong in the process.

3 - A surprise Buff Blockbuster puts the big man down for a looong 2 count.

4 - Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell wins but only by DQ when Sid Vicious makes a shocking entrance and pulls Bagwell out the ring.

<div style="text-align:center;">Buff Bagwell wins by DQ in 15:36, King V retains the XWF Heavyweight Title.</div>

*Commercial Break*

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<div style="text-align:center;">We come back from the final commercial break to be shown first a replay of the shocking return to wrestling of Sid Vicious and then we see him and King V slowly dismantle the fan favourite Marcus 'Buff' Bagwell with Sid Chokeslamming Bagwell through the announce table leaving Jimmy Hart to signal for help at the curtains and out comes ...</div>

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<div style="text-align:center;">.. Greg 'The Hammer' Valentine he battles away at the 2 big men sending them backing off allowing EMT's to check on the condition of the downed Bagwell.</div>

*Cue End Credits*

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