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Happy0wns · February 1, 2017

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The Best Wrestling In America.

Ok, so I don't have really a story here, its not really my main allure. However I do have a dynasty, that I'm very interested in continuing.

Backstory: its a 2001 mod, that I originally started as a watcher save. July 2003 rolls around and PWG opens, created by good ol' Excalibur. For some reason, my mind decided "Oh lets run PWG from the very beginning." And I did, its now the beginning of 2006. That's about 2 and a half years of actual in game time I put into the company. I didn't exactly keep to the PWG way, and went with my own vision for the company, the Battle of Los Angeles remains, but a "Ladder Warfare" and a "Rumble In The Desert" are also inserted into the fold. Also, just keeping to the point my first 40 some shows were in Arizona, PWG's "spirit" home is Arizona. I'll be posting some "This Year in History" posts here, because I feel this dynasty isn't complete without the history behind it. Stick around, :3.

Happy0wns · February 1, 2017

This Right here is purely events and important links. There's nothing to post here yet however. So here's a dog.

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Happy0wns · February 1, 2017

Championship History

HALL OF CHAMPIONS

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PWG World Heavyweight

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Current Champion: Jeff Hardy (2) - Wk 4, October 2005 - Present (3 Defences)

Won from AJ Styles in a Cage Match @ PWG Against The Grain

AJ Styles (2) - Wk 4, August 2005 - Wk 4, October 2005 (2 Defences)

Jeff Hardy - Wk 4, December 2004 - Wk 4, August 2005 (10 Defences)

AJ Styles - Wk 3, April 2004 - Wk 4, December 2004 (12 Defences)

Mike Awesome (2) - Wk 1, December 2003 - Wk 3, April 2004 (5 Defences)

Frankie Kazarin - Wk 1, November 2003 - Wk 1, December 2003 (0 Defences)

Mike Awesome - Wk 2, September 2003 - Wk 1, November 2003 (1 Defence)

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PWG World Tag Team

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Current Champions: Londrick (Brian Kendrick & Paul London) - Wk 4, July 2005 - Present (7 Defences)

Won from Kevin Steen & El Generico @ PWG All That's Left

Kevin Steen (2) & El Generico - Wk 2, June 2005 - Wk 4, July 2005 (2 Defences)

Kings of Wrestling (Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli) - Wk 3, November 2004 - Wk 2, June 2005 (3 Defences)

Amazing Red & Kevin Steen - Wk 1, August 2004 - Wk 3, November 2004 (3 Defences)

OG Superstars (Adam Pearce & Super Dragon) - Wk 1, January 2004 - Wk 1, August 2004 (11 Defences)

PWG Youth

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Current Champion: Kenny Omega - Wk 4, August 2005 - Present (9 Defences)

Won from Jack Evans @ PWG The End Is Near

Jack Evans - Wk 4, November 2004 - Wk 4, August 2005 (10 Defences)

Scott Lost - Wk 1, November 2004 - Wk 4, November 2004 (1 Defence)

Chris Bosh - Wk 4, August 2004 - Wk 1, November 2004 (4 Defences)

PWG Battle Of Los Angeles

2005: CM Punk - defeated AJ Styles in Final

2004: Claudio Castagnoli - defeated Kevin Steen in Final

PWG Ladder Warfare

2005: Amazing Red - defeated AJ Styles, Kevin Steen, El Generico, Frankie Kazarin & Jack Evans / Cash In Status: Cashed/Lost

2004: AJ Styles - defeated Jerrelle Clark, Alex Koslov, BJ Whitmer, El Generico & Jack Evans / Cash In Status: Cashed/Won Title

PWG Rumble In The Desert

2005: AJ Styles - Runner-Up: Super Dragon

2004: Super Dragon - Runner-Up: Frankie Kazarin

Happy0wns · February 1, 2017

Roster

Roster

TOP OF THE COMPANY

- AJ Styles

- Amazing Red

- Bobby Roode

- Brian Kendrick

- Colt Cabana

- Jeff Hardy

- Kevin Steen

- Paul London

- Roderick Strong

- Super Dragon

JUST BELOW TOP OF THE COMPANY

- Austin Aries

- Fergal Devitt

- Jimmy Jacobs

- Jon Moxley

- Kenny Omega

- Low Ki

- Mark Briscoe

- Matt Jackson

- Steve Corino (Freelancer)

- Tyler Black

THE PROVERBIAL MIDCARD

- Adam Pearce

- Bao Nguyen

- Billy Kim

- Brent Albright

- El Generico

- Excalibur

- Frankie Kazarin

- Harry Smith

- Homicide

- Jack Evans

- Mikey Henderson

- Nick Jackson

- Nova

- TJ Wilson

JOBBER TO THE STARS

- Aaron Aguilera

- American Elemental

- Chris Bosh

- Jay Briscoe

- Jay Lethal

- Joey Ryan

- Nick Mondo

OPENING ACTS

- Bobby Fish

- Karl Anderson

- Ricky Reyes

- Scott Lost

- Sheamus

LITERAL JOBBERS

- Heath Miller

- Mike Knox

NON-FIGHTING PERSONNEL

- Dave Prazak (Announcer)

- Disco Machine (Color)

- Eric Bischoff - (Authority)

- Harley Race (Road Agent)

- SoCal Val (Manager)

- Ray Traylor (Manager)

- Kevin Keenan (Referee)

- Mark Johnson (Referee)

TAG TEAMS

- Briscoe Brothers (Mark & Jay Briscoe)

- Calgary Bulldogs (TJ Wilson & Harry Smith)

- Express Delivery (Chris Bosh & Mikey Henderson)

- Furious Humping Crew (Excalibur & Joey Ryan)

- Londrick (Brian Kendrick & Paul London)

- OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

- Rise Of The Fall (Tyler Black & Jimmy Jacobs)

- The Asian Sensations (Bao Nguyen & Billy Kim) - Our Resident Jobbers :3

- The Young Bucks (Nick & Matt Jackson)

Happy0wns · February 1, 2017

2003: This Year In History: PWG

July

- PWG Opens, Founded by Excalibur.

- Joey Ryan is appointed Head Booker. (User Character)

- Initial Roster is assembled ft. Mike Awesome, AJ Styles, Frankie Kazarin & Super Dragon as top billing names.

August

- PWG Runs first show "PWG Starting A Riot" - Frankie Kazarin defeats AJ Styles in the first ever Main Event, Mike Awesome defeats Tony Jones in PWG's first ever match.

- In a 2 day tournament to crown the first ever PWG Champion, Mike Awesome defeats AJ Styles to become the inaugural PWG World Champion.

- Match Of The Month: Adam Pearce defeats Jerrelle Clark (67)

September

- Nothing much of note happens in September, "PWG The Blissness of Bliss" is held, main event: Mike Awesome retains title against Steve Corino.

- Match of the Month: Adam Pearce defeats Jerrelle Clark (60)

October

- PWG Makes some signings, including Chris Hero, Chris Bosh & LFC (The F.U.N. Director.)

- The Road to Epicness begins.

- Match of the Month: Jerrelle Clark defeats Steve Corino (62)

November

- PWG Holds the first ever Epic Event in the beginning of the month. (It's like our WrestleMania.)

- Steve Corino exits the company cause he's a loser freelancer.

- Frankie Kazarin wins the PWG World title winning a fatal-4-way, also featuring Mike Awesome, AJ Styles & Jerrelle Clark.

- Chris Hero (whom I had HUGE plans for) suffers a major concussion, is sidelined for a whole year, "Double C" Claudio Castagnoli fills in, to finish his feud with Steve Corino.

Match Of The Month: Frankie Kazarin defeats Mike Awesome, AJ Styles & Jerrelle Clark (70)

December

- "PWG The Future" is held during the first week of the month, LFC debuts as the first authority figure of PWG, prefers to be called the F.U.N. Director. Because he's everything fun. Scores a 17 angle.

- Mike Awesome regains his PWG World Title, in a match against "The Future" Frankie Kazarin, in an event named after him.

- PWG Hires a Tag Team Division, including teams such as - S.A.T, The Colons, Calgary Bulldogs, The Backseat Boyz, & Steen + Red.

- Tournament to Crown first ever PWG Tag champs begin.

- Match Of The Month: Mike Awesome defeated Frankie Kazarin to regain PWG World Title (60)

Major News tidbits from around the world

- Bull Pain was inducted into the IWA-MS Hall of Fame. (Who cares?)

- The company who bled money but continued to put on good shows, Toryumon Japan ran out of business, early in the year.

- Chris Jericho spent the majority of the year Touring with his band "Fozzy"

- Stone Cold Steve Austin was in a sex scandal. He took a 9 month hiatus from wrestling.

- Trish Stratus becomes extremely relevant in movies.

I mean yeah, that's about it. I can go into more detail about things. I might highlight some of the major feuds in a different post, but 2003 was a very boring year for PWG. 2003 was mostly spent trying to find an identity & building some stars. Of course of the ones I tried despartely to build, they all averaged like 50 scores on there matches. It really sucked Chris Hero got hurt, as I had planned for him to end Mike Awesome's "Awesome Reign", but Shawn Michaels kicked him so hard in a match he suffered a major concussion. Stay tuned to see what happens with Mr. Hero in 2004 -.-

michgcs · February 1, 2017

Did your game really have Hero vs Michaels? I would've loved to have seen that match!

Anyway the only reason I'm posting now instead of a few hours ago was I wanted you to get your stuff in first. You know I'm in for the ride, man! Hopefully we get a whole lot of goodness to come seeing as you're more than a couple of years in.

Oh, and that picture of a dog stinks.

The Lloyd · February 1, 2017

Hopefully he makes a... 'HEROIC' return... HEROIC? Geddit?

Anyhew... As a fan of you as a person, I'm looking forward to reading more of this and becoming a fan of this diary. I want to see the roster post before I suggest some people to sign (I have a few ideas, but they might be loser freelancers)

The Final Countdown · February 1, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43234" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>- Bull Pain was inducted into the IWA-MS Hall of Fame. (Who cares?)</div></blockquote> I CARE, SIR. I CARE. (Wait. No I don't.) So Michaels was in PWG, meaning he returned from his hiatus in 2002 (I'm assuming) and WWE didn't sign him? That's...bizarre. That could've been a game changer for me if they do the same in Heart and Soul, except I'm playing as Bret. <img alt=":(" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/frown.png.e6b571745a30fe6a6f2e918994141a47.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

crackerjack · February 1, 2017

This looks cool as heck. How deep into the project are you planning to go?

Happy0wns · February 2, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="crackerjack" data-cite="crackerjack" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43234" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This looks cool as heck. How deep into the project are you planning to go?</div></blockquote> As far as my imagination takes me. I'm going to hit a creative snag a lot though, I can already feel it. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="The Final Countdown" data-cite="The Final Countdown" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43234" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>So Michaels was in PWG, meaning he returned from his hiatus in 2002 (I'm assuming) and WWE didn't sign him?</div></blockquote> That's the kicker... He never was in PWG. Michaels & Hero fought at a different indy's card. Hero actually won the match, it got an 82. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="The Lloyd" data-cite="The Lloyd" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43234" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Hopefully he makes a... 'HEROIC' return... HEROIC? Geddit? Anyhew... As a fan of you as a person, I'm looking forward to reading more of this and becoming a fan of this diary. I want to see the roster post before I suggest some people to sign (I have a few ideas, but they might be loser freelancers)</div></blockquote> Well thanks man. A lot of guys that I could sign that are extremely prominent are signed in Japan atm though. So ughh <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="michgcs" data-cite="michgcs" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="43234" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Oh, and that picture of a dog stinks. <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div></blockquote> *tears* <div style="text-align:center;">2004: THIS YEAR IN HISTORY</div> January - "PWG Tag Team Open" is held, where the final 2 rounds of a 3 day tournament to crown the first ever PWG Tag Team Champions is held. - OG Superstars (Adam Pearce & Super Dragon) defeated Express Delivery (Chris Bosh & Mikey Henderson) in the co-main event to become inaugural PWG World Tag Team Champions. - Mike Awesome defeats Frankie Kazarin at the same event to end their feud, in the process retaining his belt. - The first ever "Kickstart Fund" is held later in the month. A charitable event where all ticket purchases are donated to charity! only major note is that this event spawned the Styles v Kazarin best of 7 series. - Match of the Month: Frankie Kazarin defeated AJ Styles @ PWG The Kickstart Fund in a 70 rated match. February - Not much of note happens in February. Stlyes & Kazarin have matches 1 & 2 of the best of 7 series, both getting a win a piece. - Awesome & OG Superstars both retain there titles in the 2 monthly events. - We did sign Alter Boy Luke, a young high flier who has some potential. - Match of the Month: AJ Styles defeated Kazarin in a 71 rated match. March - Loser Freelancers Mark & Jay Briscoe leave the company. - First ever Ladder Warfare is held at the aptly named "Ladder Warfare" - AJ Styles wins the first ever Ladder Warfare, earning himself a Championship match, at whatever event he chooses. - It was at this point, I noticed Mr. Awesome's abilities were degrading at an alarmnly fast rate. April - AJ's championship match is cashed in on the first event of the year, where he successfully defeated Mike Awesome in PWG's best match to date with a grade of 72. - At the 2nd event of the month, Kazarin & Styles continued there best of 7 series, with Styles retaining his title aginst Kazarin in PWG's new best match to date, with a rating of 72. - PWG Rises to Small size May - The Road to Los Angeles begins, as PWG finally makes it's way out of Arizona & onto greener pastures. Or, more famous pastures. - On these Road Shows, Styles & Kazarin trade wins in the best of 7 series, and heading into day 1 of the BoLA Styles led 3-2. - Day 1 of the Battle of Los Angeles, saw the debut of NOSAWA & Bryan Danielson to the world of PWG - The 2nd day saw the final take place, Claudio Castagnoli defeated Kevin Steen to win the first ever Battle of Los Angeles. in a very underwhelming match, (IT SCORED A 52!!!?!?!?!?!??!) At this very same show, Steen & Generico show a great show of respect toward one another after there quarterfinal match. - AJ Styles defeats Frankie Kazarin to again retain his PWG Title and win his best of 7 series 4-2. - Match of the Month: AJ Styles defeates Frankie Kazarin: 75 June - Loser Freelancer NOSAWA leaves PWG. - AJ Styles defeats Amazing Red at an event early in the month, is attacked by Red's Cousin's Jose & Joel Maximo after the match. - At the next show, AJ defeats Jose to retain his belt again, is attacked once again by all 3 after the match. - The Backseat Boyz make there PWG Debuts, are immediately squashed by the OG Superstars. - PWG signs young prospect Karl Anderson. - Match of the Month: AJ Styles defeated Amazing Red in a 77 rated match. July - AJ Styles defeats the entire family, Jose, Joel & Red in a fatal-4-way world title match. - Double C continues to toil in the upper mid-card, waiting to be given a title shot he believes he rightfully deserves after winning the BoLA. - LFC The F.U.N. director continues to not gain any pop watsoever, good ol' 8 rating. - at the best named event ever "Purple Dresses in Chrome", I got greedy and gave my user character Joey Ryan a title match against AJ, it was aj's lowest rated title match, with a 68. woops. - Mike Awesome & Karl Anderson begin a mentor/mentee relationship. (Kayfabe) - 3 Minor signings by PWG, Shinsuke Nakamura, Naofumi Yamamoto (The Kings of Strong Style) & Jimmy Jacobs. - Original member Sean Royal leaves PWG. - Match of the Month: AJ Styles defeated Jose Maximo, Joel Maximo & Amazing Red in a 74 graded match. August - PWG holds the first ever "Rumble In The Desert", which is really just a royal rumble match featuring top indy talent in the world. - Super Dragon wins the first ever Rumble in the Desert, and is awarded a title shot against AJ Styles who retained his title in the co-main against Jerrelle Clark in a 77 match. - at the same event Steen & Generico defeated OG Superstars (SUPER DRAGON & Adam Pearce) to become the 2nd ever PWG World Tag Team Champions... Yes, Super Dragon lost, and then redeemed himself by winning. - Later in the Month, Super Dragon fails in his attempt to claim AJ Styles PWG World title. Terrible Chemistry led to a 63 match. - In a battle royal, Chris Bosh defeated 9 other competitors in an over the top rope battle royal to become inaugural PWG Youth champion. - Match of the Month: AJ Styles defeated Jerrelle Clark 77 September - It was a down month for PWG in September. - We did go on a minor signing spree, signing the likes of the Young Bucks & Jon Moxley. - Match of the Month: AJ Styles defeated Brent Albright in a non-title match: 73. October - "Double C" Claudio Castagnoli finally gets his title match against AJ Styles, (was a built up feud.. obviously spanning months.) AJ then beats him, 1,2,3. - the youth & tag team titles are defended regularly, but at the time I hadn't put much thought into stories for either titles. - Dirty freelancer Bryan Danielson finally leaves PWG after 9 months. (and 2 contract extensions) - Match of the Month: AJ Styles defeated Claudio Castagnoli in a 75 rated match. November - The Epic Event 2004 is main evented by AJ Styles & Claudio, in the match of the company, Styles retains his belt once again. 79 Grade. - Scott Lost wins the Youth Title at the same event. - In the event after Epic Event "Gobble Gobble" AJ Styles defeats a surprise opponent in Ken Shamrock. got a 70 rating. Ironically 3 days later Ken announces his intent to retire from in-ring competition. - The final event of the month crowned a new PWG Youth champion. as Jack Evans defeated Scott Lost. - At the same show Chris Hero FINALLY MAKES HIS HEROIC RETURN! as Double C's "Mystery" partner and the Kings of Wrestling win the PWG World Tag Team titles, defeating Red & Steen for the belts. - In a bit of thanksgiving cleaning... Alex Koslov, Ken Anderson, The Miz & Tony Jones are released from the company. December - The Maximo Brothers leave, peacefully. bye! (I'm so tempted to bring them back and push them to the moon, they were beautiful with ratings.) - A title match built around a description? Everyone had a "Nickname" heading into the match. AJ Styles was "The Champ", Karl Anderson was "The Young Lion", El Generico was "The Underdog", Kevin Steen was "The Powerhouse", Super Dragon was "The Masked" and finally we had a "The Mystery"... The Mystery turned out to be FREAKING JEFF HARDY!!!!! Towards the end of the match, Jack Evans, Jon Moxley, & The Young Bucks invade the ring, interfering and allowing Jeff Hardy to win. This stable would go on to be named Elite. (Lol, real original I know.) - At the same event, Chris Hero showed up wacked out on Painkillers. (Yup.) Had to be sent home. Fun Facts - Jeff Hardy was released by WWE. They hadn't really released anyone ever. So I jumped right into that asap, and amazingly he agreed to sign. - Japan pretty much dominates the wrestling world at this point. NJPW & AJPW are obviously great. Pro-Wrestling NOAH was company of the year. And then Pro-Wrestling Zero-One & Michinoku Pro-Wrestling are also pulling off consistent 90 rated shows. - America only really featured WWE putting on 90 rated shows, aside from Japan and the big 2 in mexico, the rest of the wrestling world struggles. So I got one more year to go (2005) (duh), and then I can actually get to posting shows, I got my first one written up and ready. You'll see a familiar format if you're familiar with dean's njpw show. Anyways, I may or may not do 2005 tonight just to get it out of the way.

Happy0wns · February 3, 2017

This one's gonna be hefty... don't know whether to say sorry or lol

2005: THIS YEAR IN HISTORY

January

- The first ever PWG Champion Mike Awesome leaves PWG, heads to WWE to work under his Japan name "Gladiator"

- At 2005's Kickstart Fund (All ticket sales go to charity!) The Elite give a debut promo, explaining how Jeff found 4 of the best up and coming competitors in PWG & that they are the Elite of the company. (Jeff Hardy, Jon Moxley, Jack Evans & The Young Bucks)

- At the same show, KoW finish their feud with Red & Steen when KoW (Who's finally at the same show yay!) (Hero's painkillers habit was killing me) defeat Red & Steen one final time to retain tag team gold.

- and finally Jeff Hardy defeats AJ Styles in a dream match of some sort, beating him to retain the PWG World title in PWG's best match still to date, in an 88 rated grade. (I cannot understand how I can't get higher lol)

- Match of the Month: Jeff Hardy defeats AJ Styles to retain PWG World Title Rating: 88 @ PWG The Kickstart Fund 2005

February

- PWG holds their first ever "Mystery Vortex" show.

- in the main event, Jeff Hardy once again defeats AJ Styles in an 87 rated match, to retain the PWG Gold.

- Jon Moxley shows his crazy demented side, beating down 3 random backstage workers

- KoW defeated the odd team of Colt Cabana & Jerrelle Clark to retain tag team gold.

- and Brent Albright became #1 Contender to the PWG World Title.

- The second show of the month, was more house show style, with random matches to advance some minor storylines. Nothing too important.

- PWG does sign Tyler Black & a no longer loser freelancer, Mark Briscoe to PWG.

- Match of the Month: Jeff Hardy defeated AJ Styles in an 87 rated match @PWG Mystery Vortex I

March

- PWG holds the 2nd ever "Ladder Warfare" match, with Amazing Red defeating AJ Styles, El Generico, Jack Evans, Frankie Kazarin & Kevin Steen - Steen & Generico mutually agree to work together in the match and still both fail.

- Jeff Hardy defeated Brent Albright in the main event, retaining his title & getting an 81 rated match.

- Naofumi Yamamoto is released by PWG after some severe weight issues. (Poor Yoshi.)

- Match of the Month: Jeff Hardy defeated Brent Albright @ PWG Ladder Warfare 2005 in an 81 rated match.

April

- Kevin Steen & El Generico team for the first time ever in a winning effort against Jimmy Jacobs & Tyler Black.

- In other news Jeff Hardy & Amazing Red compete in one high flying affair, with Jeff retaining his gold in an 85 rated match. (It was at this event I determined I'm jobbing Red out, who complained about losing to JEFF FREAKING HARDY?!?!?!?!)

- PWG goes on a mass signing spree for BoLA, signing Londrick (Brian Kendrick & Paul London), CM Punk & Kenny Omega.

- In other news, Jerrelle Clark & BJ Whitmer both sign Full-Time contracts with NWA:TNA, who had recently risen to cult size. Both of whom were great hands within PWG.

- Match of the Month: Jeff Hardy defeats Amazing Red in an 85 rated match @ PWG California Blues

May

- BoLA time. Eric Bischoff debuts & outs the terrible F.U.N. director, Bischoff also declares he's here to give PWG a way of broadcasting there events.

- CM Punk defeats AJ Styles and wins the Battle of Los Angeles, declares he's going to destroy Jeff Hardy @ a future date.

- at the same show Jeff Hardy defeated Brian Kendrick in match of the month with an 85 rating.

- Due to the success of BoLA, PWG rises to REGIONAL SIZE!!!

- And 1 day later Urban America signs a deal to showcase PWG events on live TV. (Sucks, cause I cheese the program with many road to shows :3)

June

- Trent Acid of the Backseat Boyz is caught with Hard Drugs in his possession, I fire him on the spot, and implement a minor drug testing program.

- We catch Carly Colon with Steroids in his system, fire him & fire his brother Eddie as we have no use in him without Carly.

- A couple days later, after showing Extreme Anger issues about losing Trent Acid, Johnny Kashmere is released from PWG.

- PWG's first show of the month, featured Kevin Steen & El Generico defeating KoW to win the PWG World Tag Team Titles, due to Hero leaving PWG.

- We also saw the debut of CM Punk's crazy grungy stable, "Rise", as they attack Jeff Hardy after his title defence with Paul London, consisting of Mark Briscoe, Jimmy Jacobs & Tyler Black.

- Talia Madison, PWG's backstage interviewer, is released after showing no signs of pop gainz in 1.5 years with the company. (She was also dating Johnny Kashmere and was upset)

- "Mr. Addiction" Chris Hero, leaves PWG after signing a full-time contract with AJPW. (I was really hoping to quell his addiction and use it to fuel him to the top of the card. Sucks.)

- "Rise" defeated the "Elite" at PWG Over The Limit, gaining CM Punk tons of momentum heading into his title match with Jeff Hardy.

- The main event saw Jack Evans defeat Scott Lost in a 2 out of 3 falls match, to retain his PWG Youth title. Jack Evans has been champion for about 7 months at this point. Consistently putting on great ratings.

- Match of the Month: Jeff Hardy defeated Paul London - Rating: 74 @ PWG No Escaping the Heat

July

- Mike Knox & Aaron Aguilera are signed to minor-jobbing like contracts with PWG.

- PWG "Drop the F Bomb" is held, Jeff Hardy defeated CM Punk to retain his PWG World Title, The next post will explain why <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

- So I originally had CM Punk beating Jeff Hardy, but 5 days before the event, CM Punk signed a full-time contract with Pro-Wrestling NOAH, meaning I can still have the match, but Jeff would have to win, and my long-term plans would've had to be pushed forward. The next post will explain those plans :3

- At the next event, Jeff Hardy faces the rest of "Rise" in a fatal-4-way match, with a bunch of help from his Elite members (barring Moxley) Hardy retains the belt, but is by "Rise" after the match, Elite attempts to make the save, but it wasn't enough, that's when Moxley runs into the ring with a steel chair. He teases attacking "Rise", and then smashes Hardy in the face. Turning on his Elite Stable, and becoming the "Leader" of Rise.

- In other news, I finally released Leonard F. Chikarason (F.U.N. Director)

- I guess at that same event, Londrick defeated Kevin Steen & El Generico for the PWG World Tag Team titles, Steen & Generico vow to regain there belts.

August

- At the second ever "Rumble In The Desert", AJ Styles outlasts 29 others, to win the Rumble. Super Dragon came out #1, Styles came out #2. They both lasted till the end of the match, with Styles winning, setting up Styles v Hardy, once again :3.

- At this point I decided to do something I really really regret doing. "Let's hold a "World Tour", 10 teams of 4, battling it out for title shots. You know, like mich's Superstars: world cup deal, or TFC's Championship Series? I think it is." I hated it, I screwed it up bad, and I finished it as soon as I can.

- Of course one thing that came out of that, was Urban America holding a weekly show for it. "PWG World Tour"

- I signed a TON of names for this, bigger names include: Low Ki, No Longer a Loser Freelancer Jay Briscoe, Nova, Roderick Strong, Austin Aries, Bobby Roode & Homicide.

- In other news, in the final show before the "New Era" AJ Styles defeated Jeff Hardy in a Ladder Match to win back the PWG World Title.

- and Claudio Castagnoli left PWG, after signing a full-time contract with Pro-Wrestling NOAH. (Darn)

- Match of the Month: AJ Styles defeated Jeff Hardy & Jon Moxley in an 83 rated match, at the first ever PWG World Tour show.

September

- I would go into more of the teams, but I seriously would rather forget the tour, I'll list the final 2 teams in December, when it finally ended.

- Anyways, the tour continued on, only thing of note being, Kenny Omega winning the PWG Youth title. (That might've happened in August & I forgot it, woops.) (Somewhere along the line Kenny Omega won the Youth championship, with his new valet SoCal Val.) (He's the only wrestler in my company to have a valet, ever.)

- Anyways, one team is eliminated @ PWG World's Greatest Failure (Get it, cause last place is the ultimate failure. smh)

- Jeff Hardy (who didn't compete in the tour) finished his feud with Jon Moxley, beating him at the same show.

- Match of the Month: Jeff Hardy defeated Amazing Red in an 81 rated match @ PWG World Tour

October

- Anyways, one more team was eliminated from the Tour at the end of the month.

- Kevin Steen & Amazing Red feuded throughout the past 2 months. I just now remembered this, Red actually interfered in their title match with Londrick, costing Steen & Generico the titles. Red being Jealous Steen moved on without him. Steen however defeats Red at this event. (That being PWG Against The Grain)

- At the same event, Jeff Hardy defeated AJ Styles to win back his PWG World Title, in his obligated rematch, IN A FREAKING STEEL CAGE. The match flopped. Bad. A mix of AJ being at like 55% fatigue & the cage not fitting into my product that well.

- Match of the Month: Jeff Hardy defeated Bobby Roode in a 77 rated match @ PWG World Tour

November

- PWG's annual "The Epic Event" is held at the beginning of November, main evented by Jeff Hardy & Mark Briscoe? What? - (In retrospect WHAT WAS I THINKING???? I think I was super upset at the Tour tbf), anyways Jeff Hardy retained his belt, in a surprisingly really good match, getting an 83.

- one more team is eliminated at the event.

- Late in the Month @PWG Black In White is held. I hold a battle royal where 4 teams are eliminated, as 5 teams are competing. Last person standing keeps his team in. (As you can tell, I gave 0 ****s at this point.) Frankie Kazarin pulls the miracle and keeps his terrible good team in the tour. Alongside 2 other teams.

- Jeff Hardy & Austin Aries match Briscoes' match earlier in the month, with an 83 rated match.

December

- Shinsuke Nakamura leaves PWG, signing a full-time contract with Pro-Wrestling Zero-One. He was used very rarely, as he was more of a special occasion wrestler.

- in the last ever "World Tour" show, the 3rd team is eliminated from the tour. Leaving 2 final teams to go at it, @PWG WTF (World Tour Final :3)

- Those teams were, AJ Styles, Jon Moxley, Tyler Black & Kenny Omega vs Jimmy Jacobs, TJ Wilson, Adam Pearce & Jack Evans.

- In a best of 3 series, Moxley & Black defeated Jacobs & Wilson, Jack Evans defeated Kenny Omega, finally getting his win back after losing his Youth title. (Not actually winning the title though), & AJ Styles defeated Adam Pearce to win his team the World Tour.

- They all earn title shots. Moxley & Black are awarded Tag Team title shots. Even though Rise is no longer a thing. (The tour moved them apart)

- Also at the show, Steve Corino makes a surprise return to PWG, and fails in his attempt to defeat Jeff Hardy for the PWG Title.

- Match of the Month: AJ Styles defeated Adam Pearce in an 84 rated match @PWG WTF

Other Tidbits

- Japan, has like 5 National companies atm. Zero-One, M-Pro (Who I think is the top, even though NOAH is #2 in terms of TEW Rankings), NOAH, AJPW & NJPW. GAEA Japan (Joshi) is currently just skirting National Status. These companies are always a threat to steal my top stars, so its scary.

- America is still dominated by WWE, I'll include Canada in that picture, even though NOAH has a broadcaster showcasing a "Big" in Canada. They might invade <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/redface.png.900245280682ef18c5d82399a93c5827.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />. NWA:TNA currently is the #2 company in the States, but we're not that far behind.

- Mexico has the two top companies, CMLL & AAA. Both companies pull off at least one 90+ rated show a month, and CMLL has like 8 5 * matches to date. (Japan combined has like 15 * matches), WWE has like 33, Scott Steiner had one HUGE year in 2002.

- Europe has 3 touring companies, who aren't very popular, but its always interesting to see what they're up too.

- Britain wrestling is starting to rise, with IPW:UK putting on promising ratings each month.

Well, that's it, I can start posting shows now. Yay! I'll actually do a roster post first, most likely tonight, don't expect anything special.

If you want me too, I can go a little more in depth with what WWE has been doing, as some interesting things have happened, but its not that protruding to PWG.

For the record I cancelled my TV Show with Urban America, they still show my events though, I just preferred booking in a way with no TV.

Also, just FYI in case anyone wonders where I get all my money, I may of cheated when I first took over PWG, and gave my company like 5 million dollars. I'll keep it, cause I'm a lazy scrub who likes having money.

Happy0wns · February 3, 2017

<div style="text-align:center;">Roster</div>

TOP OF THE COMPANY

- AJ Styles

- Amazing Red

- Bobby Roode

- Brian Kendrick

- Colt Cabana

- Jeff Hardy

- Kevin Steen

- Paul London

- Roderick Strong

- Super Dragon

JUST BELOW TOP OF THE COMPANY

- Austin Aries

- Fergal Devitt

- Jimmy Jacobs (Woah, a month ago he was opener)

- Jon Moxley

- Kenny Omega

- Low Ki

- Mark Briscoe

- Matt Jackson

- Steve Corino (Freelancer)

- Tyler Black

THE PROVERBIAL MIDCARD

- Adam Pearce

- Bao Nguyen

- Billy Kim

- Brent Albright

- El Generico

- Excalibur

- Frankie Kazarin

- Harry Smith

- Homicide

- Jack Evans

- Mikey Henderson

- Nick Jackson

- Nova

- TJ Wilson

JOBBER TO THE STARS

- Aaron Aguilera

- American Elemental

- Chris Bosh

- Jay Briscoe

- Jay Lethal

- Joey Ryan

- Nick Mondo

OPENING ACTS

- Bobby Fish

- Karl Anderson

- Ricky Reyes

- Scott Lost

- Sheamus (He had that O'Shaunessy part but I'm just now getting rid of it cause I'm not spelling that over and over LOL)

LITERAL JOBBERS

- Heath Miller

- Mike Knox

NON-FIGHTING PERSONNEL

- Dave Prazak (Announcer)

- Disco Machine (Color)

- Eric Bischoff - (Authority)

- Harley Race (Road Agent)

- SoCal Val (Manager)

- Ray Traylor (Manager)

- Kevin Keenan (Referee)

- Mark Johnson (Referee)

TAG TEAMS

- Briscoe Brothers (Mark & Jay Briscoe)

- Calgary Bulldogs (TJ Wilson & Harry Smith)

- Express Delivery (Chris Bosh & Mikey Henderson)

- Furious Humping Crew (Excalibur & Joey Ryan)

- Londrick (Brian Kendrick & Paul London)

- OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

- Rise Of The Fall (Tyler Black & Jimmy Jacobs)

- The Asian Sensations (Bao Nguyen & Billy Kim) - Our Resident Jobbers :3

- The Young Bucks (Nick & Matt Jackson)

Happy0wns · February 3, 2017

I mucked up my first show (Making it 3 hours long woops) So expect a lot of kinda useless matches to fill in time. lol

<div style="text-align:center;"><div style="background-color:#ffffff;color:green;border-style:solid;border-width:3px";">PWG WRESTLERAMA

Brian Kendrick vs Jon Moxley

Brent Albright vs Harry Smith

Express Delivery (Mikey Henderson & Chris Bosh) vs OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

Frankie Kazarin vs Jay Lethal

Paul London vs Tyler Black

Amazing Red vs Colt Cabana

AJ Styles & Kenny Omega vs Jeff Hardy & Jack Evans (Elite)

TIEBREAKER - Match Time for Main Event

Highest score gets to choose someone to compete in Ladder Warfare.</div></div>

I expect to have an actual competiton that spans like 3 months eventually. But for the first few months of in game time I'll probably keep it at one to kinda let you guys get involved a bit more.

Otherwise predict! Have fun during your stay on my thread! Bye!

The Final Countdown · February 3, 2017

I thought you were jobbing Red out? You must not've been very successful if he's still a top of the card act! <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Sounds like your team-based tournament was a big success! <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Personally I don't know how mich keeps track of anything with the way he does it, with the teams all competing in some kind of group play. I think I'd lose my mind trying to keep up with that! Doing an eight team tournament comprised of best-of-5 series has worked out pretty well for me. It doesn't sound like you're too interested in making any future attempts with this concept though! <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Brian Kendrick vs Jon Moxley

Brent Albright vs Harry Smith

Express Delivery (Mikey Henderson & Chris Bosh) vs OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

Frankie Kazarin vs Jay Lethal

Paul London vs Tyler Black

Amazing Red vs Colt Cabana

AJ Styles & Kenny Omega vs Jeff Hardy & Jack Evans (Elite)

TIEBREAKER - Match Time for Main Event Ehh...25 minutes?

Highest score gets to choose someone to compete in Ladder Warfare.

Texasrangers13 · February 3, 2017

This is a fun read.

PWG WRESTLERAMA

Jon Moxley

Harry Smith

OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

Frankie Kazarin (I've always loved the Future)

Paul London

Amazing Red

Jeff Hardy & Jack Evans (Elite)

TIEBREAKER - Match Time for Main Event (21:37)

Highest score gets to choose someone to compete in Ladder Warfare.

michgcs · February 3, 2017

Well the only thing I do is try and give everyone the same number of matches (6) and see what happens from there <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

That was an entertaining read LOL I'd be interested to see whether "Big Poppa Champ's" the WWE Champion (since you said he had a huge year)

PWG WRESTLERAMA

Brian Kendrick vs Jon Moxley

Brent Albright vs Harry Smith

Express Delivery (Mikey Henderson & Chris Bosh) vs OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

Frankie Kazarin vs Jay Lethal

Paul London vs Tyler Black

Amazing Red vs Colt Cabana

AJ Styles & Kenny Omega vs Jeff Hardy & Jack Evans (Elite)

TIEBREAKER - Match Time for Main Event 28:28

Highest score gets to choose someone to compete in Ladder Warfare.

crackerjack · February 3, 2017

PWG WRESTLERAMA

Brian Kendrick vs Jon Moxley

Brent Albright vs Harry Smith

Express Delivery (Mikey Henderson & Chris Bosh) vs OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

Frankie Kazarin vs Jay Lethal

Paul London vs Tyler Black

Amazing Red vs Colt Cabana

AJ Styles & Kenny Omega vs Jeff Hardy & Jack Evans (Elite)

TIEBREAKER - Match Time for Main Event 26:00

Highest score gets to choose someone to compete in Ladder Warfare.

Anderz · February 3, 2017

This would usually be outside my wheelhouse but I've enjoyed reading your annual recaps so let's give this a go!

PWG WRESTLERAMA

Brian Kendrick vs Jon Moxley

Brent Albright vs Harry Smith

Express Delivery (Mikey Henderson & Chris Bosh) vs OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

Frankie Kazarin vs Jay Lethal

Paul London vs Tyler Black

Amazing Red vs Colt Cabana

AJ Styles & Kenny Omega vs Jeff Hardy & Jack Evans (Elite)

TIEBREAKER - Match Time for Main Event: 23:17

Look forward to seeing this now it's "gone live"!

dnmt · February 3, 2017

PWG WRESTLERAMA

Brian Kendrick vs Jon Moxley

Brent Albright vs Harry Smith

Express Delivery (Mikey Henderson & Chris Bosh) vs OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

Frankie Kazarin vs Jay Lethal

Paul London vs Tyler Black

Amazing Red vs Colt Cabana

AJ Styles & Kenny Omega vs Jeff Hardy & Jack Evans (Elite)

TIEBREAKER - Match Time for Main Event: (24:06)

Love me some PWG.

Wolfman84 · February 4, 2017

PWG WRESTLERAMA

Brian Kendrick vs Jon Moxley

Brent Albright vs Harry Smith

Express Delivery (Mikey Henderson & Chris Bosh) vs OG Superstars (Super Dragon & Adam Pearce)

Frankie Kazarin vs Jay Lethal

Paul London vs Tyler Black

Amazing Red vs Colt Cabana

AJ Styles & Kenny Omega vs Jeff Hardy & Jack Evans (Elite)

TIEBREAKER - Match Time for Main Event 22:05

Kijar · February 5, 2017

Moxley

Albright

OG Superstars

Kaz

Black

Red

Styles/Omega

Main Event Time: 69 minutes

Happy0wns · February 5, 2017

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<div style="background-color:#ffffff;color:green;border-style:solid;border-width:3px";">PWG Wrestlerama

Coussoulis Arena - Phoenix, Arizona

4,211 fans

Show rating: 74

1. Jon Moxley defeated Brian Kendrick (18:40) with the Double-Arm DDT. Rating: 76

Moxley & Kendrick get the show started with a showcase match, these two will be battling for tag team gold later this month at the Kickstart Fund, Moxley getting some nice momentum for his team.

2. Styles & Omega come to the ring, both arguing for the world title shot that came with winning the world tour. Bischoff comes to the ring and agrees that they will both get the shot, at the Kickstart Fund later this month, and tonight they will battle PWG Champion Jeff Hardy & a partner of his choice.

3. Brent Albright defeated Harry Smith in (16:08) by submission with The Crowbar. Rating: 62

The Master of the Crowbar battled one half of the Calgary Bulldogs, finishing him off with his patented Crowbar submission move.

4. OG Superstars (Adam Pearce & Super Dragon) defeated Express Delivery (Chris Bosh & Mikey Henderson) when Super Dragon connected with the Psycho Driver on Chris Bosh in (17:14) Rating: 65

Two original tag teams go to war once again tonight. And for the 7th time, OG Superstars defeats Express Delivery. In 7 tries Express Delivery has never been able to defeat the OG Superstars.

5. Frankie Kazarin defeated Jay Lethal (11:04) with the Wave Of The Future. 62

After his teams poor showing, yet somehow survival, in the World Tour, Kazarin gets back on track with a sound victory over Young Lethal.

6. Paul London defeated Tyler Black in (15:22) with London Calling. 77

London gets his victory over Tyler Black, hopefully making up for his partner's loss to Moxley earlier in the night.

7. in a quick skit backstage, Ray Traylor tries lifting the spirits of Karl Anderson, who's been on one long losing streak.

8. Colt Cabana defeated Amazing Red with Colt 45 in (18:36). Rating: 68

Amazing Red gives Cabana some trouble early on, but Colt regains the momentum late and doesn't lose it. Victory

9. AJ Styles & Kenny Omega defeated Jeff Hardy & Jack Evans when Omega crushes Jack Evans with the One Winged Angel in (24:21) Rating: 78

Styles & Omega once again showing great ability to work together, defeating the two elite members in Hardy & Evans. Evans may have a bright future in PWG but tonight he suffered his fate after taking a Styles Clash & finally a One Winged Angel when Jeff Hardy takes a leave late in the match

<div style="background-color:#ffffff;color:green;border-style:solid;border-width:3px";">Jack Evans continues to impress me, I mean, obviously Jeff & AJ are going to outwork him, but he outworks nearly everyone else on the show, and has been doing this for over a year. I also mucked up and made the show 3 hours long, so thats why there's alot of seemingly useless matches on the card. Londrick vs Moxley & Black is looking pretty good. Otherwise the rest of the card did alright I guess. </div>

Expect this to be my normal write-up style for most shows. For bigger events, i.e BoLA, or my companys royal rumble, I'll probably have a much bigger write-up. I just gotta figure out how to format it :3. (I'm not the greatest at formatting.)

Happy0wns · February 5, 2017

So I'll do a "WWE Update" through the years, nothing too long or scary, just interesting tidbits along the way.

In other news,

Anderz - 6 (23:06)

crackerjack - 6 (26:00)

michgcs - 5

dean - 5

Wolfman84 - 5

Kijar - 5

TheFinalCountdown - 5

Texasranger13 - 4

Anderz wins the tiebreaker and he gets to choose someone who competes in the Ladder Warfare match, you can PM me or just publicly state who you want in the match. Don't matter to me.

I'll do the WWE update and then post predictions for the Kickstart Fund, WWE update coming later tonight, (Gotta have something going on during the Super Bowl).

Also a whole WHOPPING 8 PREDICTORS? Thanks, seriously, Thanks. I just hope I live up to expectations, as I'm not exactly the greatest at this haha.

Anderz · February 6, 2017

Hah awesome! Great show, really easy to digest and kept the same "not taking yourself too seriously" style as the annual recaps. I like this a lot.

As for my prize; I'd like to see El Generico in Ladder Warfare. Olé!

Happy0wns · February 8, 2017

PWG The Kickstart Fund 2006

Furious Humping Crew (Joey Ryan & Excalibur) vs Bobby Fish & ??? - Who is ???

Fergal Devitt vs Steve Corino

Amazing Red vs Jack Evans

??? vs Mike Knox - Who is ???

American Elemental v Chris Bosh v Jay Lethal v Jimmy Jacobs - #1 Contendership for Youth Title

El Generico & Kevin Steen vs The Calgary Bulldogs (TJ Wilson & Harry Smith)

What will be match of the night?

Tiebreaker - Match of the night rating?

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