Synticha Posted May 7, 2013 Share Posted May 7, 2013 History of Professional Wrestling Prologue It's the year 1908. The world is changing at a quick pace and with it comes new sports. One of those sports was Professional Wrestling. A 35-year old man named Hiruzen Aoki was the one who decided to start the whole business. One cold sunday morning in December of 1907 he was watching sumo training at a local training ground when he saw something that changed his whole life. Two of the wrestlers were practicing their skills in a small spar where they told what they were going to do next. Hiruzen got closer to the wrestlers and watched them closely. That was when he saw his future. He wanted to create a new sport which would be scripted and would feature realistic action. A few weeks after the happening he decided that this is it. He set up Japanese Championship Wrestling and this is the history of JCW and the rest of the modern wrestling. (OOC. So yeah. I decided to do a TEW 13 diary after finally buying it. I couldn't decide which promotion to play so my choice was to create a watcher game right from the beginning.) ------------ Chapter 1. Settling In 1.1 The First Ones. In the beginning of the 1908 Hiruzen Aoki began to advertise his upcoming business and by the end of March he had already gotten a roster of ok wrestlers. They were young and interested in the sport and they would be the true pioneers of Professional Wrestling. March turned to April and Aoki thought it was time to have the first event. It was called JCW Strength Test. The show only drew 18 people to the crowd but it was seen as a complete success. JCW even crowned champions at the event and so we had the first champions in the business. Here is the card in full: JCW Strength Test Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 18 Ryoichi Hyata went to a double count out with Kyuso Mashita (27) Satoya and Nobunaga defeated Nakada and Marubeni for the JCW International Tag Titles (30) Yoshihisa Kashiwagi defeated Yoshiteru Aida (25) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Hiruzen Aoki for the JCW Triple Crown title (42) Show Rating: 37 After the show Hiruzen Aoki had a small interview in the local newspaper where he advertised their next event and gave a brief description about Professional Wrestling. This was the first time Wrestling was talken about in the media. People saw Aoki as a fine young man with a dream and the interview gave a brief boost to the company. However the buzz about JCW calmed down before they held their next event. They continued from where they started and held shows monthly for the rest of the year. JCW EXCESS Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 19 Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Ryoichi Hyata (23) Tatsui Nakada defeated Kobo Marubeni (17) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Norinaga Satoya for the JCW TV Title (24) (Random title names ) Yoshihisa Kashiwagi defeated Kyuso Mashita (28) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Hiruzen Aoki to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (42) Show Rating: 37 JCW Crystal Attack Plan Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 21 Hiruzen Aoki defeated Ryoichi Hyata (40) Toru Iriye defeated Nampo Ugaki (19) Kobo Marubeni defeated Matsu Yanagimoto (14) Tatsui Nakada defeated Rintaro Higa (16) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Norinaga Satoya to retain the JCW TV Title (24) Kyuso Mashita defeated Shoyo Nobunaga (35) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Yoshihisa Kashiwagi to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (27) Show Rating: 28 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Synticha Posted May 7, 2013 Author Share Posted May 7, 2013 1.2 The Rest of the Year It's already the July of 1908 and Hiruzen Aoki with the Japanese Championship Wrestling had left their mark. They continued to train new wrestlers and they were ready as ever for the next show. The show had their lowest attendance to date but the show itself was another success. JCW Combat Velocity 1 Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 14 Kobo Marubeni defeated Norinaga Satoya (18) Matsu Yanagimoto defeated Toru Iriye (14) Yoshihisa Kashiwagi defeated Nampo Ugaki (19) Tatsui Nakada defeated Rintaro Higa (16) Kyuso Mashita defeated Hiruzen Aoki (44) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Yoshiteru Aida to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (31) Show Rating: 32 After the show Kyushichi Kawai gave a short interview to the local newspaper where he hyped the sport itself and JCW. Here is the interview: Professional Wrestling? The reporter, Hiroshige Shizuma: Good evening Kyushichi Kawai. K.K: Good evening. H.S: There has been some talk about this new sport called Professional Wrestling and you're one of the top workers at the moment, am I correct? K.K: Indeed you are. I am the current JCW Triple Crown Champion and I'm the best wrestler at the moment without a doubt! H.S: Is there something else you want to say to the readers? K.K: Come and see us wrestle at the Gunma Hall! The next show is held in the next month and we bring you the best wrestling in the world! 24th of July 1908 JCW Ancestors Honour Us 1908 Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 19 Toru Iriye defeated Tatsui Nakada (16) Jakuchu Ariwa defeated Norinaga Satoya (26) Nampo Ugaki defeated Matsu Yanagimoto (12) Ryoichi Hyata defeated Masamichi Takeuchi (18) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Rintaro Higa to retain the JCW TC Title (23) Kyuso Mashita defeated Hiruzen Aoki (41) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Shoyo Nabunaga to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (30) Show Rating: 31 JCW Formation of Titles I Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 19 Kyuso Mashita defeated Hiruzen Aoki (48) ANGLE: Brawl involving Hiruzen Aoki and Kyushichi Kawai (37) Ariwa, Takeuchi and Kashiwagi defeated Iriye, Hyata and Higa (26) Matsu Yanagimoto defeated Nampo Ugaki (14) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Norinaga Satoya to retain the JCW TV Title (23) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Tatsui Nakada (27) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Kobo Marubeni to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (21) Show Rating: 24 This event was the point when things started to rise up. The next event held by JCW gave them a record attendance and it was thought to be the moment when JCW really started to gather momentum. JCW Formation of Attack Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 49 Ariwa and Takeuchi defeated Hyata and Ugaki (25) ANGLE: Skit involving Hiruzen Aoki and Kyushichi Kawai (32) Tatsui Nakada defeated Toru Iriye (17) Pin Point (Norinaga Satoya and Shoyo Nobunaga) defeated Higa and Yanagimoto to retain the JCW International Tag Titles (29) Kobo Marubeni defeated Danjuro Tsucgimoto (17) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Ryushi Yanagita to retain the JCW TV Title (36) Hiruzen Aoki defeated Yoshihisa Kashiwagi (44) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Kyuso Mashita to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (34) Show Rating: 35 It was now clear that Hiruzen Aoki was the best wrestler of the company after carrying another match once again. Many people were surprised when Aoki didn't book himself to become the champion for the JCW and only thought of himself to be an Upper Midcarder at most. JCW Air Dragon Air! I Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 55 Ryushi Yanagita went to a double count out with Shoyo Nobunaga (41) Masamichi Takeuchi defeated Kyuso Mashita (32) Hyata, Iriye and Marubeni defeated Ukagi, Higa and Yanagimoto (19) Norinaga Satoya defeated Jakuchu Ariwa (29) ANGLE: Skit involving Hiruzen Aoki and Kyuso Mashita (37) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Danjuro Tsucgimoto to retain the JCW TV Title (17) Hiruzen Aoki defeated Tatsui Nakada (44) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Yoshihisa Kashiwagi to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (27) Show Rating: 31 JCW Mystical Champions Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 51 Hiruzen Aoki defeated Toru Iriye (46) Jo Ono defeated Rintaro Higa (13) ANGLE: Confrontation involving Yoshiteru Aida and Shoyo Nobunaga (27) Ryushi Yanagita defeated Norinaga Satoya (35) Tsucgimoto, Yanagimoto and Ugaki defeated Nakada, Kashiwagi and Takeuchi (21) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Takechi Sugimura to retain the JCW TV Title (20) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Kyuso Mashita (42) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Kobo Marubeni to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (27) Show Rating: 29 And so came to an end the first year of Japanese Championship Wrestling. Kyushichi Kawai and Hiruzen Aoki as their biggest draws they continued their journey to 1909. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Synticha Posted May 7, 2013 Author Share Posted May 7, 2013 1.3 The rise of wrestling And so began the year 1909. JCW was the only active wrestling company and they provided solid wrestling with small amounts of acting involved. Their popularity was on a steady rise and they prepared for the year by training more wrestlers and by taking their shows to a new level with safer rings which make a better sound and keep the wrestlers safe. JCW Events of Reveal 1909 Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 41 Jakuchu Ariwa defeated Kobo Marubeni (30) Nakada, Kashiwagi and Yanagita defeated Tsucgimoto, Higa and Mashita (37) ANGLE: Skit involving Hiruzen Aoki, Kyushichi Kawai and Kyuso Mashita (37) Sugimura and Ugaki defeated Ono and Hyata (16) ANGLE: Confrontation involving Shoyo Nobunaga and Yoshiteru Aida (22) Toru Iriye went to a time limit draw with Hiruzen Aoki (44) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Norinaga Satoya to retain the JCW TV Title (24) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Matsu Yanagimoto (28) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Masamichi Takeuchi to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (29) Show Rating: 29 JCW You Can Achieve Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 38 Tatsui Nakada defeated Nampo Ugaki (17) ANGLE: Skit involving Hiruzen Aoki and Ryushi Yanagita (42) Toru Iriye defeated Matsu Yanagimoto (14) Yoshihisa Kashiwagi defeated Takechi Sugimura (19) Norinaga Satoya defeated Ryoischi Hyata (18) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Rintaro Higa to retain the JCW TV Title (23) Kyuso Mashita defeated Jakuchu Ariwa (44) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Kobo Marubeni to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (26) Show Rating: 30 The next event held by JCW was another milestone for them. They had 98 people in the crowd and they had gathered such popularity in a little under a year. This was a vocal point in their rise as their attendance numbers kept rising in big numbers. Kyushichi Kawai was still their top star alongside with Hiruzen Aoki and Yoshiteru Aida. There was a lot of talk about Professional Wrestling migrating to other countries but still no one had made a move in USA or anywhere else in the world. JCW Impactful Warriors Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 98 Tatsui Nakada defeated Matsu Yanagimoto (17) Jo Ono went to a double count out with Danjuro Tsucgimoto (16) Rintaro Higa went to a time limit draw with Yoshihisa Kashiwagi (14) Masamichi Takeuchi defeated Takechi Sugimura (18) ANGLE: Backstage segment with Ryushi Yanagita and Hiruzen Aoki (46) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Nampo Ugaki to retain the JCW TV Title (25) Norinaga Satoya defeated Shoyo Nobunaga (30) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Jakuchu Ariwa to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (35) Show Rating: 34 (They rose to Small) JCW Strength Test Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 173 Yoshihisa Kashiwagi defeated Masamichi Takeuchi (23) Ryushi Yanagita defeated Kyuso Mashita (50) Ono and Hyata defeated Overkill (18) Tatsui Nakada defeated Matsu Yanagimoto (17) Norinaga Satoya defeated Toru Iriye (19) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Danjuro Tsucgimoto to retain the JCW TV Title (23) Jakuchu Ariwa defeated Hiruzen Aoki (54) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Kyushichi Kawai for the JCW Triple Crown Title (40) Show Rating: 41 That was the point when things really started to change. One of those 173 spectators was an American man named Leroy Baroni and he was the one to spread the sport of Professional Wrestling. He started his own company named Lethal Ring, or L-Ring for short. He started gathering workers and was soon ready to set up their first event. While L-Ring was setting up their operation JCW continued their strong rise and held events monthly. JCW EXCESS Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 195 Icons Unlimited (Ryoichi Hyata and Jo Ono) defeated Higa and Sugimura (18) Norinaga Satoya defeated Mitsukuni Maeda (24) Danjuro Tsucgimoto defeated Masamichi Takeuchi (18) Toru Iriye defeated Nampo Ugaki (17) ANGLE: Confrontation involving Ryushi Yanagita and Hiruzen Aoki (45) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Tatsui Nakada (26) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Matsu Yanagimoto to retain the JCW TV Title (25) Kyuso Mashita defeated Jakuchu Ariwa (48) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Hiruzen Aoki to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (62) Show Rating: 54 L-Ring Untouchable Location: The Piper Casino (South West) Attendance: 2 Roger St.Pierre defeated Robin Stanley (26) ANGLE: Interview with Randall Laurent (20) Richei Clavelo defeated Ralph Hogan for the L-Ring Television Title (28) ANGLE: Confrontation involving Harvey Esch and Benjamin Reed (21) Bach and Cronin defeated Brown and Joslin for the L-Ring National Tag Team Titles (37) ANGLE: Backstage segment with Jeffery Lauzon and Brandon Lopez Jeffery Lauzon went to a time limit draw with Brandon Lopez (12) Benjamin Reed defeated Randall Laurent for the L-Ring International Title (13) Show Rating: 16 JCW Crystal Attack Plan Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 187 Ryushi Yanagita defeated Eiji Okazawaya (45) Higa, Sugimura and Tsucgimoto went to a time limit draw with Maeda, Marubeni and Takeuchi (21) Toru Iriye defeated Matsu Yanagimoto (18) Kyuso Mashita defeated Tatsui Nakada (44) Icons Unlimited defeated Munkata and Ugaki (33) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Norinaga Satoya to retain the JCW TV Title (24) Hiruzen Aoki defeated Yoshihisa Kashiwagi (54) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Kyushichi Kawai to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (39) Show Rating: 41 L-Ring Gladiators Location: The Piper Casino (South West) Attendance: 2 Jeffery Lauzon defeated Robin Stanley (25) Brown, Joslin and Lopez defeated Bach, Cronin and Hogan (33) ANGLE: Confrontation involving Jeffery Lauzon and Harvey Esch (24) Harvey Esch defeated Roger St. Pierre (21) Benjamin Reed defeated Richei Clavelo to retain the L-Ring International Title (26) Show Rating: 25 L-Ring Survive Location: The Piper Casino (South West) Attendance: 3 Jeffery Lauzon defeated Ralph Hogan (17) ANGLE: Skit involving Brandon Lopez, Harvey Esch and Jeffery Lauzon (23) Bailey Bach defeated David Joslin (34) Roger St. Pierre defeated Christopher Brown (29) Richei Clavelo defeated Dennis Cronin to retain the L-Ring Television Title (29) Randall Laurent defeated Harvey Esch (16) Benjamin Reed defeated Robin Stanley to retain the L-Ring International Title (30) Show Rating: 26 In the middle of the July of 1909, the wrestling world got their first bit of negative popularity after their current Triple Crown Champion Shoyo Nobunaga was involved in an incident with the police. He was drunk at a local park and had to spend a night at the jail. Hiruzen Aoki was furious about the incident but didn't want to lose one of their best wrestlers. "Shoyo may be a beast in the ring but he seems to have a lot of trouble with the police! This was not the first time for him..." was said by Aoki after the incident. This left a clear mark to Shoyo's image but it also helped him to gather a lot of heat as a heel and made him one of the best heels of the early years of wrestling. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Synticha Posted May 8, 2013 Author Share Posted May 8, 2013 1.4 Flight of JCW As JCW continued their rise, L-Ring was in deep trouble. They just couldn't draw people to their shows but atleast they somehow managed to make profit. There were now clear top wrestlers in USA and Japan. USA's top star was Roger St. Pierre who could brawl with anyone. Shoyo Nobunaga was a bit different case. He wasn't that big and neither was he strong. He won his matches with his speed and brains. JCW Combat Velocity II Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 254 Jo Ono defeated Rintaro Higa (13) Danjuro Tsucgimoto went to a double count out with Tatsui Nakada (16) Masamichi Takeuchi defeated Matsu Yanagimoto (22) Ryoichi Hyata defeated Nampo Ugaki (15) ANGLE: Skit involving Hiruzen Aoki and Jukuchu Ariwa (38) Yoshihisa Kashiwagi defeated Eiji Okazawaya (24) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Yoshiteru Aida for the JCW TV Title (30) Ryushi Yanagita defeated Kyuso Mashita (56) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Hiruzen Aoki to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (58) Show Rating: 53 JCW Ancestors Honour Us 1909 Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 300 (Sold Out) Ugaki and Higa defeated Hyata and Nakada (19) ANGLE: Interview with Shoyo Nobunaga (28) Jo Ono defeated Eiji Okazawaya (27) Kobo Marubeni defeated Takechi Sugimura (16) Toru Iriye defeated Matsu Yanagimoto (20) ANGLE: Confrontation involving Ryushi Yanagita, Hiruzen Aoki and Kyuso Mashita (49) Hiruzen Aoki defeated Mitsukuni Maeda (55) Ring Demons (Masamichi Takeuchi and Jakuchu Ariwa) defeated Munkata and Satoya (39) Kyuso Mashita defeated Ryushi Yanagita (54) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Kyushichi Kawai to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (38) Show Rating: 41 L-Ring Bad Obsession Location: The Piper Casino (South West) Attendance: 3 Harvey Esch defeated Christopher Brown (27) ANGLE: Interview with Benjamin Reed (11) Brandon Lopez defeated Jeffery Lauzon (14) Dennis Cronin defeated Ralph Hogan (25) ANGLE: Confrontation involving Harvey Esch and Benjamin Reed (16) Richei Clavelo defeated Robin Stanley to retain the L-Ring Television Title (32) ANGLE: Brawl involving Roger St. Pierre and Randall Laurent (21) Randall Laurent defeated Bailey Bach (19) Benjamin Reed defeated David Joslin to retain the L-Ring International Title (37) Show Rating: 31 JCW Formation of Titles II Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 288 Yoshiteru Aida defeated Takechi Sugimura (23) Nakada, Marubeni and Kashiwagi defeated Tsucgimoto, Hashimoto and Higa (24) Hyata and Ono defeated Yanagimoto and Ugaki (22) Teika Joshuyo defeated Masamichi Takeuchi (24) Tadahisa Munkata defeated Mitsukuni Maeda (42) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Toru Iriye to retain the JCW TV Title Ryushi Yanagita defeated Kyuso Mashita (52) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Hiruzen Aoki to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (67) Show Rating: 60 L-Ring Evolved Location: The Piper Casino (South West) Attendance: 2 Randall Laurent defeated Robin Stanley (27) Harvey Esch defeated Ralph Hogan (20) Christopher Brown defeated Dennis Cronin (31) Richei Clavelo defeated Bailey Bach to retain the L-Ring Television Title (30) ANGLE: Skit involving Roger St. Pierre and Brandon Lopez (31) Jeffery Lauzon defeated David Joslin (28) Benjamin Reed defeated Roger St. Pierre to retain the L-Ring International Title (28) Show Rating: 28 JCW Formation of Attack Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 300 (Sold Out) Tatsui Nakada defeated Teika Joshuyo (22) Marubeni, Ono and Takeuchi defeated Yanagimoto, Okakura and Satoya (29) Ito and Iriye defeated Higa and Hashimoto (26) Tomiichi Soho defeated Danjuro Tsucgimoto (21) ANGLE: Confrontation involving Ryushi Yanagita and Hiruzen Aoki (52) Yoshiteru Aida defeated Eiji Okazawaya (27) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Mitsukuni Maeda to retain the JCW TV Title (33) Hiruzen Aoki defeated Yoshihisa Kashiwagi (55) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Kyuso Mashita to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (47) Show Rating: 47 L-Ring Final Altercation Location: The Piper Casino (South West) Attendance: 3 Randall Laurent defeated Dennis Cronin (26) ANGLE: Skit involving Roger St. Pierre and Brandon Lopez (28) Ralph Hogan defeated Christopher Brown (24) Richei Clavelo defeated Robin Stanley to retain the L-Ring Television Title (41) St. Pierre and Lauzon defeated Esch and Joslin (37) Benjamin Reed defeated Brandon Lopez to retain the L-Ring International Title (21) Show Rating: 25 JCW Air Dragon Air ! II Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 300 (Sold Out) Nakada and Marubeni defeated Higa and Tsucgimoto (23) Toru Iriye defeated Kokei Hashimoto (20) Tomiichi Soho defeated Tadahisa Munkata (36) Teika Joshuyo defeated Konosuke Ito (28) Eiji Okazawaya defeated Masamichi Takeuchi (30) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Yoshiteru Aida to retain the JCW TV Title (34) Jakuchu Ariwa defeated Kyuso Mashita (55) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Hiruzen Aoki to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (70, I think Aoki may be a bit too good...) Show Rating: 53 L-Ring Straight To Hell Location: The Piper Casino (South West) Attendance: 3 David Joslin defeated Randall Laurent (33) Ralph Hogan defeated Robin Stanley (26) Richei Clavelo defeated Christopher Brown to retain the L-Ring Television Title (36) Lopez and Lauzon defeated Bach and Cronin (27) Roger St. Pierre defeated Benjamin Reed for the L-Ring International Title (29) Show Rating: 29 JCW Mystical Champions Location: Gunma Hall (Kanto) Attendance: 300 (Sold Out) Norinaga Satoya defeated Konosuke Ito (31) Shinichi Iwasa defeated Koyo Okakura (26) Matsu Yanagimoto defeated Saionji Kitamura (16) Jo Ono defeated Teika Joshuyo (24) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Tomiichi Soho to retain the JCW TV Title (33) Ashia and Hashimoto defeated Masters Of War () (23) Jakuchu Ariwa defeated Kyuso Mashita (52) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Eiji Okazawaya to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (42) Show Rating: 42 L-Ring Ego Has Landed I Location: The Piper Casino (South West) Attendance: 3 Benjamin Reed defeated Christopher Brown (29) Clavelo defeated Bach, Cronin and Hogan to retain the L-Ring Television Title (32) ANGLE: Skit involving Roger St. Pierre and Randall Laurent (27) Laurent and Joslin went to a time limit draw with Stanley and Lauzon (39) Roger St. Pierre defeated Harvey Esch to retain the L-Ring International Title (29) Show Rating: 31 During the year of 1909 the Universal Wrestling Association was set up. They had a group of wrestling fans from both Japan and USA who were the jury for the first ever Wrestling Awards. Wrestling Awards 1909 Wrestler of the Year: Kyuso Mashita - This was truly thought to be a huge surprise. Mashita had a negative record for the year (4-0-7) and he didn't hold any titles. What instead made him the best wrestler of the year was the amount of great matches he had. Young Wrestler of the Year: Shoyo Nobunaga - Many people thought of the Wrestling Awards as a joke after they revealed the Young Wrestler of the Year. Nobunaga was the JCW Triple Crown champion and also the JCW International Tag Team Champion. He had almost a perfect year with a record of 10-0-1. Independent Wrestler of the Year: Christophe Dubé - This must have been the most surprising award given to all the wrestling fans. Most people hadn't even heard about the independent circuit of wrestling. Dubé had a strong year going 7-0-1. He is easily one of the most talented wrestlers in the world but is being held back by not making a contract with a bigger promotion. Company of the Year: Japanese Championship Wrestling - Not much of a surprise here. JCW held great shows monthly bringing the best wrestling in the world to all the fans who went to see them. Match of the Year: Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Hiruzen Aoki at JCW Air Dragon Air! II (70) - This is by far the best match seen in the short history of wrestling. Aoki and Nobunaga had a real war which ended to a devastating move called "Powerbomb" by Nobunaga. Show of the Year: JCW Air Dragon Air! II (63) - JCW Air Dragon Air! II was truly wrestling at it's finest. Headlined by Shoyo Nobunaga and Hiruzen Aoki for the JCW Triple Crown Title. And so came to an end the year of 1909. At the end of the year the wrestling world had 287 registered wrestlers around the world. The biggest problem was the small amount of active promotions but there seems to be a bit of a change coming to that. (OOC. I think I've made a big mistake. I made a new database back when I made the setting for this game and forgot completely about the game world settings when I started. I've only set the importance settings etc. for a few different places where I was thinking about doing the first company... Is there a way to fix this now?) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Synticha Posted May 9, 2013 Author Share Posted May 9, 2013 1.5 This Means War (OOC. I will change the result format now as the number of companies is rising and it would be quite unpleasant to write all the cards up...) The year 1910 started in a positive light when the first Canadian company Canadian Golden Combat was set up by a charismatic Canadian man named Lee Bernand. He promised to change the business with their product. L-Ring No Turning Back Attendance: 8 Notable Matches: Robin Stanley defeated Richei Clavelo for the L-Ring Television Title (41) Roger St. Pierre defeated David Joslin to retain the L-Ring International Title (48) Show Rating: 40 JCW Events of Reveal 1910 Attendance: 300 (Sold Out!) Notable Matches: Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Kyushichi Kawai to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (43) Show Rating: 45 CGC Rock You Tonight Attendance: 8 Notable Matches: Peppin Perry defeated Balisdell Martin for the CGC Top Contender Title (19) Delane Cloutier defeated Ray Mercier for the CGC Global Title (16) Show Rating: 24 JCW You Can Achieve Attendance: 300 (Sold Out!) Notable Matches: Kyushichi Kawai defeated Yoshiteru Aida to retain the JCW TV Title (32) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Eiji Okazawaya to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (45) Show Rating: 47 L-Ring Beyond Belief Attendance: 9 Notable Matches: Robin Stanley defeated Richei Clavelo to retain the L-Ring Television Title (40) Bailey Bach and Dennis Cronin defeated Brown and Joslin to retain the L-Ring National Tag Team Titles (42) Roger St. Pierre defeated Randall Laurent to retain the L-Ring International Title (27) Show Rating: 28 CGC Final Crisis Attendance: 13 Notable Matches: Brute Force (Warrane Desjardins and Ray Mercier) defeated Red Alert (Delron Caron and Jasmin Dubé) for the CGC Tag Championship Titles (30) Peppin Perry defeated Aubin Hébert to retain the CGC Top Contender Title (20) Delane Cloutier defeated Dennis Martin to retain the CGC Global Title (21) Show Rating: 22 CGC Resolution Attendance: 13 Notable Matches: Dariel Lefebvre defeated Peppin Perry for the CGC Top Contender Title (19) The Smooth Operator (Lee Bernand and Sargent Dubois) defeated Brute Force for the CGC Tag Championship Titles (19) Lucien Bertrand defeated Delane Cloutier for the CGC Global Title (13) Show Rating: 24 L-Ring Extreme Warfare Attendance: 11 Notable Matches: Lauzon defeated Brown and Stanley for the L-Ring Television Title (42) Roger St. Pierre defeated David Joslin to retain the L-Ring International Title (50) Show Rating: 40 JCW Impactful Warriors Attendance: 808!!! Notable Matches: Kyushichi Kawai defeated Saionji Kitamura to retain the JCW TV Title (29) Shoyo Nobunaga defeated Kyuso Mashita to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (67) Show Rating: 62 L-Ring Lights Out Attendance: 34 Notable Matches: Roger St. Pierre Jeffery Lauzon to retain the L-Ring International Title (30) Show Rating: 32 CGC Desperate Measures 1 Attendance: 13 Notable Matches: Dariel Lefebvre defeated Pasquale Parent to retain the CGC Top Contender Title (12) Lucien Bertrand defeated Delane Cloutier to retain the CGC Global Title (10) Show Rating: 21 JCW Strength Test Attendance: 839 Notable Matches: Kyushichi Kawai defeated Kobo Marubeni to retain the JCW TV Title (32) Hiruzen Aoki defeated Shoyo Nobunaga for the JCW Triple Crown Title (74) Show Rating: 65 In the beginning of May of 1910 the wrestling scene in USA expanded further on after the Southern Championship Class Wrestling was opened by Ricky Bobish. They quickly got together a crew of workers and started holding shows right away. JCW EXCESS Attendance: 832 Notable Matches: Pin Point defeated Kakinomoto and Marubeni to retain the JCW International Tag Titles (41) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Giichi Kijimuta to retain the JCW TV Title Hiruzen Aoki defeated Tomiichi Soho to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (69) Show Rating: 60 CGC Early Warning Attendance: 8 Notable Matches: Dariel Lefebvre defeated Destin Fournier to retain the CGC Top Contender Title (11) Lucien Bertrand defeated Chapin Lachance to retain the CGC Global Title (9) Show Rating: 21 The date was 17th of May 1910 when wrestling fans had a good reason to get exited. There had been some talk between Leroy Baroni of L-Ring and Ricky Bobish of SCCW. Soon things got heated up and Baroni declared a "war" between the two. They now fight for popularity in the south east areas of USA. The local press was interested in the story and Baroni even got a bit of space from the newspaper. "Bobish didn't respect me. I offered him a deal where we would exchange talent and co-work as much as possible. He just told me to go f**k myself! You just made an enemy instead of a friend! The war is on!". L-Ring Untouchable Attendance: 41 Notable Matches: Jeffery Lauzon defeated Bailey Bach to retain the L-Ring Television Title (21) Roger St. Pierre defeated Robin Stanley to retain the L-Ring International Title (52) Show Rating: 42 SCCW Wrathchild 1910 Attendance: 11 Notable Matches: Earl Jericho defeated Roger St. Pierre for the SCCW Top Contender Title (29) Philip Crane defeated Robin Stanley for the SCCW Heavyweight title (29) Show Rating: 26 JCW Crystal Attack Plan Attendance: 852 Notable Matches: Pin Point defeated Kijimuta and Takeuchi to retain the JCW International Tag Titles (41) Kyushichi Kawai defeated Saionji Kitamura to retain the JCW TV Title (30) Hiruzen Aoki defeated Mitsukuni Maeda to retain the JCW Triple Crown Title (66) Show Rating: 60 SCCW Come Out and Play I Attendance: 9 Notable Matches: Kipp and Clementi defeated Bonnar and Vessey for the SCCW National Tag Team Titles (17) Earl Jericho defeated Willie Mustafa to retain the SCCW Top Contender Title (29) Philip Crane defeated Samuel Mir to retain the SCCW Heavyweight Title (21) Show Rating: 23 CGC Where Eagles Dare Attendance: 12 Notable Matches: Dariel Lefebvre defeated Chapin Lachance to retain the CGC Top Contender Title (11) The Smooth Operators () defeated Parent and Petit to retain the CGC Tag Championship Titles (12) Lucien Bertrand defeated Peppin Gagné to retain the CGC Global Title (11) Show Rating: 21 L-Ring Gladiators Attendance: 30 Notable Matches: Jeffery Lauzon defeated Brandon Lopez to retain the L-Ring Television Title (18) Roger St. Pierre defeated Bailey Bach to retain the L-Ring International Title (36) Show Rating: 37 So what were the biggest moments of the first half of 1910? The biggest moment without arguing is the JCW Triple Crown title win of Hiruzen Aoki. After having numerous fights as a contender for the belt he was unable to do it for 2 years and then he finally captured it after a phenomenal match with Shoyo Nobunaga. The other memorable moments include the starting of the war between SCCW and L-Ring and the expanding of wrestling as a business. There were now independent shows held everywhere in the world! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RKOwnage Posted May 9, 2013 Share Posted May 9, 2013 Hahaha I like SCCW. Immediately starting a war before their first show even aired. Hilarious. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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