CWF: Outsmart. Outfight. Outlive.

michgcs · June 22, 2020

Episode 011

Week 2, May 2020

Weekly Contestant Interview : Waylon Walls

Waylon Walls has one goal in mind, and that's to win the entire competition. Art Reed's right-hand man finally speaks out, explaining his partnership with Art Reed and what he thinks it will take for him to leapfrog the rest of the field and win the entire thing. Watch out for the transcript of the weekly interview, immediately following this week's show!

Rating : D-

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Dunton Hall Raises the Stakes

Dunton Hall meets with Solomon Gold, Zach Rudge, and Lucy Stone-McFly in his office, announcing a little twist into the proceedings: tonight's episode will be special as Solomon Gold will control his own destiny. Gold will compete in at least two matches, against Lucy Stone-McFly then against Zach Rudge, and should he manage to defeat either one of them, will face them again to determine who will be eliminated from the show tonight. Stone-McFly and Rudge are left speechless, while Gold has a wry smile on his face as the segment comes to an end.

Rating : E-

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Match : Lucy Stone-McFly (4-0) def. Solomon Gold (1-4)

The stakes were high yet Lucy Stone-McFly was as cool and composed as ever. She overcomes a spirited attempt by Solomon Gold, beating him for the third consecutive week after an over-eager Gold is caught on a misstep, giving his foe the opening she needed to put him away.

Rating : D-

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Match : Solomon Gold (2-4) def. Zach Rudge (2-2)

The action continued and Lucy Stone-McFly stayed at ringside to support Zach Rudge. Unfortunately for Rudge, his match doesn't go as planned as Solomon Gold puts his head down and barrels right through him, scoring a huge closing flurry to land the Gold Standard Sleeper to force Rudge to tap out. Gold stays alive and gets another match against Zach Rudge!

Rating : E

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Waylon Walls Adds Insult to Injury

Waylon Walls interjects during a short break, taunting both Zach Rudge and Lucy Stone-McFly as they looked to regroup for Rudge's second match against Solomon Gold. Walls tells Stone-McFly not to bother as Rudge will be going home soon enough, things getting heated before he decides to join them at ringside, as well.

Rating : E

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Match : Solomon Gold (3-4) def. Zach Rudge (2-3)

Things get out of hand as the match progresses, the tension between Waylon Walls and Lucy Stone-McFly coming to a head as Walls tries to lend a helping hand, only for the third-generation grappler to trip him back down to the floor. It was enough for Gold, however, as the Hillbilly Heartthrob taking advantage of the confusion to score with a monumental roll-up to defeat Zach Rudge for the second time tonight!

Rating : E

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Waylon Walls and Solomon Gold Execute a Post-Match Assault

The referees were helpless once the match was over, Waylon Walls and Solomon Gold immediately attacking Zach Rudge and Lucy Stone-McFly. The good guys try to mount a comeback, but it was too little and too late, Walls and Gold standing tall after it was all said and done.

Rating : E

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Match : Art Reed © (4-0) def. Waylon Walls (2-3) to retain the CWF Championship

It was the biggest match of Waylon Walls' career, his first shot at the gold and his first look at Art Reed. The action goes back-and-forth for the better part of ten minutes, Walls simply refusing to fall amidst Reed's veteran savvy. The Champion starts to get visibly rattled at his inability to put his challenger away, eventually resorting to undesirable tactics, trapping Waylon Walls' foot on some cables at ringside and getting the win via count-out.

Rating : E+

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Dunton Hall Sends Someone Home

Dunton Hall makes it official: Solomon Gold makes the final four! He's not going to make it easy for Gold, though, announcing that the Hillbilly Heartthrob will have to compete against, and beat at least one of the other three finalists (Lucy Stone-McFly, Waylon Walls, and Art Reed) to make it to the final three. And with that, Hall closes the door on Zach Rudge, eliminating him and trimming the field to four.

Rating : E+

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OVR : E+

FANS : 105

NOTES:

This show increased our popularity in 1 region.

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michgcs · June 22, 2020

Episode 011

Week 2, May 2020

Waylon Walls

CWF: As we wrap up the Weekly Contestant Interviews, joining us at this time, Waylon Walls.

What up. Took you fools long enough.

CWF: You're now part of the final five in this competition, and it's safe to say that you've made your mark in antagonizing the rest of the field.

What

?! Are you tryin'a make me look like the bad guy? Listen, homie, it ain't personal, it's strictly business. I ain't here to make friends-- no one is, and if they say they are, then they're lyin' through their teeth.

CWF: Well, to be fair, going out of your way to insult

and

attack Zach Rudge might be seem as being out of the realm of friendly competition, don't you think?

Man, Rudge is a fool. He's a cocky son of a [bleep] who's had everything handed to him his whole life. Sure, we kicked him around a little, and y'know what? We saw that he ain't got what it takes. Lemme tell you right now, Zach Rudge ain't long for this thing, man. This is gut-check time. Only the strong survive, and Rudge, he ain't one of us. He ain't strong.

CWF: How does it feel being the CWF Champion's right-hand man?

Listen, I grew up in L.A., so I saw how Shaq and Kobe dominated. I saw how Kobe and Pau worked. Kobe's the man, man, and as long as I keep my head down and my nose to the grindstone, my time'll come. Art's cool and all, but he and I know that if I get my moment, I sure as hell won't pass it up.

CWF: So in this scenario, Art Reed is Shaq and you're Kobe?

People always say that Kobe drove Shaq outta L.A., but y'know what I think really happened? I think Kobe saw that Shaq was getting complacent. Shaq was getting fat and lazy. Kobe was hungry, he wanted to be the top guy, and when he saw his opening, he didn't waste it.

CWF: Interesting. Well, you get your first look against the Champion here tonight.

Yeah. I've seen how he operates, and he's good. He's one of the best. He ain't seem me at my full potential, though. Tonight, he gets to find out first-hand what kind of man Waylon Walls

really

is.

CWF: The field is going to be down to four once the night is over, so good luck to you.

Luck is for losers, man. Take a look at this face. Take a good, long look at this face. Do I look like a loser to you?

CWF: Um, no. No, you don't.

Didn't think so. See you in the final.

(end)

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BHK1978 · June 24, 2020

Really enjoyed the Waylon Walls interview. I know not much feedback, but still I love how you manage to write everyone to sound differently.

michgcs · June 25, 2020

Really enjoyed the Waylon Walls interview. I know not much feedback, but still I love how you manage to write everyone to sound differently.

That's more than enough feedback, TBH, so thanks We're getting dangerously close to the season finale and I'm both excited and worried

michgcs · June 25, 2020

Episode 012

Week 3, May 2020

Weekly Contestant Interview : Lucy Stone-McFly

It's the final edition of the Weekly Contestant Interview, this time featuring Lucy Stone-McFly. The third-generation star opens up on the pressures of being one of the most recognizable young names in the Canadian wrestling scene, as well as having to live up to expectations that were thrust upon her. Watch out for the transcript of the weekly interview, immediately following this week's show!

Rating : E

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Match : Lucy Stone-McFly (5-0) def. Solomon Gold (3-5)

The biggest night of Solomon Gold's career gets off to a wretched start as he falls against Lucy Stone-McFly for the fourth consecutive week. The Hillbilly Heartthrob gave it his all but simply couldn't muster up enough to keep her down for the count. Lucy Stone-McFly makes the final three!

Rating : E+

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Lucy Stone-McFly Shows Respect

Never let it be said that she wasn't raised right: as soon as the bell rings, Lucy Stone-McFly walks over to Solomon Gold, extending her hand and offering a show of respect. Gold rejects it, slapping her hand away and getting right in her face, angrily vowing that he would be joining her in the final three by the end of the night.

Rating : D-

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Match : Waylon Walls (3-3) def. Solomon Gold (3-6)

Solomon Gold's night goes from bad to worse, his match against Waylon Walls ending with him looking up on the lights against his former Pride & Glory colleague. All bets were off this late in the game, with Gold failing this latest test and forcing a do-or-die battle against the CWF Champion, himself.

Rating : E+

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Solomon Gold is Not Giving Up On His Dream

Solomon Gold finally makes it to his feet, still incredulous at his misfortune. He takes a minute to regain his composure, asking for a mic and boldly announcing that his journey to the final three will be that much more rewarding because he'd be doing it as the new CWF Champion! Now whether he could be the first person to defeat Art Reed remained to be seen.

Rating : E

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Match : Art Reed © (5-0) def. Solomon Gold (3-7) to retain the CWF Championship

Seven days after escaping with a win against Waylon Walls, Art Reed's reign as Champion was again in jeopardy against a highly-motivated challenger: it was win-or-go-home for Solomon Gold, and he fought like it. Gold battled hard, multiple times almost shocking the world by landing some improbable blows against the veteran Reed, only to score near-falls. It just wasn't meant to be, however, and the Hillbilly Heartthrob's run in CWF comes to a close with a valiant effort in a heartbreaking loss against the still-undefeated Art Reed.

Rating : E+

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Dunton Hall Sends Someone Home

Dunton Hall makes it official: Solomon Gold is going home! Gold goes oh-for-three on the night, cementing his departure as well as the cast of the final three. Gold gets a round of applause and takes a bow, making his exit and trimming the field to three.

Rating : E

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OVR : E+

FANS : 109

NOTES:

Solomon Gold was slightly over-used. The general feeling is that CWF don't have enough interesting storylines going on. This show increased our popularity in 1 region.

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michgcs · June 25, 2020

Episode 012

Week 3, May 2020

Lucy Stone-McFly

CWF: Welcoming our guest on the final edition of the Weekly Contestant Interview, Lucy Stone-McFly.

Great to be here, guys! For a moment there, I thought you'd forgotten about me! (laughs)

CWF: Let's address the elephant in the room, namely, your parents.

Getting right to the point, are we? Well, can't say I didn't expect it. Yes, my parents are the "great" Sean McFly and the "great" Victoria Stone, but to me--? They're just "dad" and "mom." Yes, it was certainly a... challenge, growing up with not one, but TWO world-famous parents-- I'd like to think that they kept me grounded, though. They raised me right.

CWF: And here you are, making a name for yourself.

Of course! I love them dearly, and I know they love me. I

also

know that this is something that I have to do. I have to succeed or fail on my own terms. It's only a matter of time before I try and step out of my parents' shadows, and what better way to do it than with the Canadian Wrestling Federation, right?

CWF: No arguments here. Your grandfather, Dan Stone Sr., was the most recognizable figure on the roster during CWF's initial run--

Oh, I'd love to be the same, to a new generation of viewers. He was a force to be reckoned with, for sure, and I'd like to think I've already learned a lot from him. He, he's a great man, my grandfather.

CWF: Changing course to more recent events-- you'd formed quite a friendship with Zach Rudge.

Zach was sweet. He looked out for me, so it was sad to see him go last week. Solomon Gold earned his spot in the final four, so I have to focus in my match against him tonight, to make sure I stay alive.

CWF: You've beaten Solomon Gold three consecutive weeks now, how difficult will it be to stay on track and avoid from underestimating him?

Here's the thing: people are always the most dangerous when their backs are against the wall, and Solomon, he's all backed up. I've never taken him lightly, and I don't intend to start now.

CWF: Well, one more win and you're in the final three, Lucy. We wish you all the luck in the world.

Thank you. I take things one match at a time, so yes, one more win and then it's on to the next one.

(end)

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BHK1978 · June 25, 2020

Solomon Gold you should be ashamed of yourself losing to a girl. You should not have been cheered on your way out, you should have been pelted with garbage. What kind of Hillbilly are you?

I guess it is back to the moonshine still for you maybe he can also take a side job cooking meth.

kanegan · June 25, 2020

The Gold Standard not quite living upto his surname isn't it. Another cracking show and Lucy Stone-McFly has to be the favorite now.

michgcs · June 27, 2020

Solomon Gold you should be ashamed of yourself losing to a girl. You should not have been cheered on your way out, you should have been pelted with garbage. What kind of Hillbilly are you?

I guess it is back to the moonshine still for you maybe he can also take a side job cooking meth.

The Gold Standard not quite living upto his surname isn't it. Another cracking show and Lucy Stone-McFly has to be the favorite now.

Oh, man, I loved Solomon Gold. His re-render was awesome, but there's no denying Lucy Stone-McFly's star power. kanegan's right, she just might be the favorite, but not if Waylon Walls and Art Reed have anything to say about it.

michgcs · June 27, 2020

Episode 013

Week 4, May 2020

The Competition Heats Up As The Field Is Down To Three

Dunton Hall is on hand to open the show, welcoming us to the final three weeks of the competition. He explains how the winner will be determined, with all three finalists slated to wrestle in two matches each for the remainder of the season, culiminating in one person being crowned the winner-- and CWF Champion-- and earning the grand prize of five hundred thousand (Canadian) dollars.

Rating : E+

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Match : Art Reed © (1-0) def. Waylon Walls (0-1) to retain the CWF Championship

Win-loss records were reset for the finals, but that didn't deter Art Reed from continuing his undefeated streak; the reigning CWF Champion does a much better job on his second go-round against Waylon Walls, fighting off the spirited attempt from his challenger, but not before absorbing what seemed to be a tweaked ankle near the end of the match. Whether this would affect Reed's performance for the rest of the competition remained to be seen; needless to say, the Champion was far from happy.

Rating : D-

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Art Reed Has a Bone To Pick With Waylon Walls

Art Reed was furious as he barged into Dunton Hall's office, demanding retribution for Waylon Walls' recklessness that "led" to Reed's injury. Hall tries to calm him down, advising the Champion to instead head to the trainer's room to get his ankle looked at as he still had a match against Lucy Stone-McFly later on.

Rating : E+

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Match : Lucy Stone-McFly (1-0) def. Waylon Walls (0-2)

Waylon Walls sinks to the bottom of the standings, his second loss against zero wins coming against Lucy Stone-McFly. The young Canadian was cool, calm, and collected, maintaining her composure even amidst Walls' desperation attacks. Walls takes a little too long to set up his Dirty Deeds, allowing Lucy Stone-McFly to counter with the Delorean Driver for the 1, 2, 3.

Rating : D-

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Attempted Post-Match Attack Foiled

The disappointment and frustration boiled over for Waylon Walls, and he snaps and goes to attack Lucy Stone-McFly. Fortunately for her, Dunton Hall had seen this coming, leading a group of security personnel to the ring and forcibly restraining Walls and warning him that this sort of behavior would not fly, especially not in the finals.

Rating : E

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Match : Lucy Stone-McFly (2-0) def. Art Reed © (1-1) to win the CWF Championship

Lucy Stone-McFly earns the biggest win of her early career in the main event, handing Art Reed his first loss in thirteen weeks and winning the CWF Championship all in one fell swoop. The match was heated and hard-hitting, and although Reed was hobbled by the injury he sustained, he showed what it meant to have the heart of a Champion, valiantly battling as hard as he could. The circumstances weren't ideal, and the challenger was driven, Reed eventually forced to accede and decide that it was best to live to fight another day, forfeiting the match and leaving a confused Lucy Stone-McFly to be crowned the new CWF Champion.

Rating : D

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OVR : E+

FANS : 108

NOTES:

The general feeling is that CWF don't have enough interesting storylines going on. This show increased our popularity in 1 region.

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michgcs · June 30, 2020

Episode 014

Week 1, June 2020

Art Reed Makes A Fearless Forecast

Unhappy with the events of the previous week, former CWF Champion Art Reed opens the show, directing the camera to focus solely on his face as he boldly declared that by the end of the night, he would once again be CWF Champion. With a show-opening match against Lucy Stone-McFly, Reed didn't have to wait long for his shot.

Rating : E+

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Match : Art Reed (2-1) def. Lucy Stone-McFly © (2-1) to win the CWF Championship

The action was fast and furious, Art Reed hell-bent on reclaiming what was once his. Lucy Stone-McFly was on the defensive for much of the match, Reed's veteran prowess shining through as he duked it out with one of the top young prospects in the country. Reed comes away victorious in the end, a late miscue from the Champion resulting in an inside cradle that costs her the gold. Art Reed is once again the CWF Champion!

Rating : D-

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Lucy Stone-McFly Reflects On Her Loss

Defeated yet optimistic, the now-former Champion holds her head up high, congratulating Art Reed for a hard-fought match while acknowledging that this won't be her last shot at the gold. "These two weeks will be a test, not just for me, but for all three of us, and I know that I won't back down, no matter what the challenge."

Rating : D-

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Match : Waylon Walls (1-2) def. Lucy Stone-McFly (2-2)

Taking advantage of his opponent's loss earlier, Waylon Walls attacks Lucy Stone-McFly with untapped energy and extraordinary vigor, needing every ounce of it to counter Stone-McFly's unyielding determination. Walls was the fresher man, and sometimes, that's all that mattered, as he finally connects with Dirty Deeds for the 1, 2, 3.

Rating : D-

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Backstage Encounter Almost Gets Ugly

Waylon Walls was on a high following his win, bragging and boasting that he was back on track to winning the first season of the competition. He bumps into the current CWF Champion out in the hallway, the two men staring daggers into each other before Art Reed taunts his former protege, telling him that even with a bum ankle, he was still more than enough for Walls. Things almost get physical, with the security team fortunately arriving right in the nick of time, separating the two men as we head back to ringside.

Rating : D-

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Match : Waylon Walls (2-2) def. Art Reed © (2-2) to win the CWF Championship

The challenger was on a high, and with this surge of confidence, boldly faced the CWF Champion head-on, not once backing down against the brilliance of the veteran Art Reed. Waylon Walls matched him, move for move, yet it was a late incident that turns the tide, Reed re-tweaking the ankle that he had hurt last week. Walls zeroes in like a shark smelling blood in the water, targeting Reed's ankle and softening it up just enough to give him an opening-- Dirty Deeds! The biggest Dirty Deeds of Waylon Walls' life connects! The CWF Championship has changed hands for the second time tonight!

Rating : D

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Post-Match Argument Leads to a Fight

Art Reed had choice words for Waylon Walls, yelling at his former teammate and accusing him of some dirty tactics. Walls takes offense to that, the situation escalating when Reed angrily shoves the Champion-- Walls snaps! Waylon Walls snaps and floors Art Reed with a vicious lariat, mounting him and unleashing a barrage of fists, leaving him bruised and battered as the episode comes to a close.

Rating : E+

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OVR : D-

FANS : 122

NOTES:

The general feeling is that CWF don't have enough interesting storylines going on. This show increased our popularity in 1 region.

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michgcs · July 1, 2020

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<div style="text-align:left;">Episode 015

Week 2, June 2020</div>

<div style="text-align:right;">Waylon Walls Makes His Last Stand

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<div style="text-align:left;">"Two matches. Two more matches and I'm home free." Waylon Walls opens the show with the gold proudly fastened around his waist, eagerly taking in the current status quo. "I'm the Champ now, and I'll be damned if I let those two jokers stand in my way." The CWF Champion was certainly full of confidence, but with two tests ahead of him, the ultimate outcome of the first season of CWF was still up in the air.</div>

Rating : D-</div>

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<div style="text-align:right;">Match : Lucy Stone-McFly (3-2) def. Waylon Walls © (2-3) to win the CWF Championship

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<div style="text-align:left;">This was his ultimate test, and Waylon Walls comes up short, failing to get into any sort of rhythym and allowing Lucy Stone-McFly to control the tempo of the match. The challenger was on fire, determined to regain the prize that she had lost just last week. She scores with a flurry of offense that's punctuated by a top-rope missile dropkick, finally earning the 1, 2, 3 after connecting with the Delorean Driver. Lucy Stone-McFly is once again the CWF Champion!</div>

Rating : D-</div>

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<div style="text-align:right;">Lucy Stone-McFly and The Biggest Win of Her Life

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<div style="text-align:left;">With tears in her eyes, Lucy Stone-McFly celebrates what was quite possibly the biggest win of her life. "This is for all the little girls who dared to dream! This is for all of you who look up to me for inspiration-- I hope I made you proud!" Her win sets up a main event showdown against early favorite Art Reed, and with Reed still scheduled to have a match against Waylon Walls, the odds seemed to be in the Champion's favor.</div>

Rating : E+</div>

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<div style="text-align:right;">Match : Art Reed (3-2) def. Waylon Walls (2-4)

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<div style="text-align:left;">We learn prior to the match that a win by Waylon Walls here would turn the main event into a winner-take-all threeway, but not even that news was enough to snap Walls out of the funk he was in. The former Champion was listless and dispirited all throughout this match, as if all the life had been sucked out of him following his loss to Lucy Stone-McFly. Art Reed takes advantage of the situation, handily taking care of his opponent on his way to a decisive victory.</div>

Rating : E+</div>

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<div style="text-align:right;">Do-or-Die For Art Reed

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<div style="text-align:left;">The veteran grabs a mic following the match, making sure that everyone knew that he was fully aware of the circumstances. "It all comes down to this. Winner take all. I'ma say this right now, I've waited eighteen long years for this opportunity, and I ain't gonna let a rookie take it away from me. This is my shot, this is my show, and I'm gonna show each and every one of you just who exactly the man is around here."</div>

Rating : E</div>

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<div style="text-align:right;">Match : Lucy Stone-McFly © (4-2) def. Art Reed (3-3) to retain the CWF Championship

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<div style="text-align:left;">This was for all the marbles: the winner of this match would be the CWF Champion AND be crowned the winner of the first season of CWF. Both competitors gave it their all, with Art Reed's veteran instincts shining through in the early stages. He successfully slows the pace down and gets to work on his opponent's leg and ankle, looking to keep her grounded. Lucy Stone-McFly was resilient, clawing her way back and somehow mustering up the strength to score on a huge plancha to the outside. The action goes back-and-forth as neither party lets up, the intensity ramping up as the Champion refused to submit to the Dread Lock. The damage was done, however, and she struggles to lift Reed up for the Delorean Driver. Art Reed isn't able to put her away, and in the end, Lucy Stone-McFly wriggles out of the Dread Lock one last time, sending her foe crashing to the ring post-- Reed staggers right into the Delorean Driver! 1! 2! 3! </div>

Rating : E+</div>

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<div style="text-align:right;">Lucy Stone-McFly Celebrates in the Ring

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<div style="text-align:left;">She did it! Lucy Stone-McFly did it! Lucy Stone-McFly wins the first season of CWF, and is the CWF Champion! Streamers and confetti fall from the sky as tears rain down the Champion's face, Dunton Hall making his way into the ring to congratulate her. Hall announces that although this is officially the end of season one, there will be a reunion show next week to wrap up the season, promising to feature some never-before-seen matches that will surely delight the crowd!</div>

Rating : D+</div>

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OVR : D-

FANS : 124

NOTES:

The general feeling is that CWF don't have enough interesting storylines going on. This show increased our popularity in 1 region.

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michgcs · July 1, 2020

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<div style="text-align:center;">STATEMENT ON THE RISE OF THE CANADIAN WRESTLING FEDERATION

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<div style="text-align:left;">WINDSOR, ON-- The officials of the Canadian Wrestling Federation (CWF) were on hand as the highly-respected wrestling website, TotalExtremeWrestling.com, announced that following a run of top-notch programming, the promotion had formally risen to "Small" size in the site's classification of companies. CWF now ranks 39th on the list of promotions worldwide, and with a successful first season under its belt, the future looks bright for the second iteration of the storied Federation.

For the latest news and updates, follow CWF on Twitter, Facebook, and other social media accounts, and stay tuned for future statements from the company.

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kanegan · July 1, 2020

Great 1st season. I called Lucy to be the winner.

BHK1978 · July 1, 2020

Did you have Lucy win just to screw with me?<img alt="

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christmas_ape · July 1, 2020

Nice ending to the first season, it's definitely a concept that grows the more history there is, and the more everyone is used to the format. As someone who over the years would go from religiously reading the many shows you posted, to not being on the forums at all, the idea that in theory someone who hasn't checked this out yet, could start reading for season 2 and in a sense be starting fresh is a real strong point.

I also love the idea of a reunion show.

How many people will be returning for Season 2? Will they be in the same teams? If these are questions you can even answer yet!

michgcs · July 3, 2020

Episode 016

Week 3, June 2020

Match : Solomon Gold def. Joanna Silver

We get right to the action as the show kicks off with season one surprise Solomon GOld taking on the Road Warrior's head honcho, Joanna Silver. Gold's late momentum carries over here tonight as he handily overcomes his opponent's efforts, locking in the Gold Standard Sleeper for the submission win.

Rating : E

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Dunton Hall Announces a Few Changes For Next Season

Dunton Hall makes his entrance, calling CWF Champion Lucy Stone-McFly into the ring. Hall shares that plans for the second season are already underway and that he and Roz Larren had big plans for the Champion and her gold. Lucy Stone-McFly would be the only returning member of the season one roster, and that the second season would be running the full gauntlet: forty-eight weeks! The Champion would only be expected to defend her gold every four weeks, with Hall ending this segment by asking the fans to stay updated via the CWF website.

Rating : D-

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Match : Art Reed and Waylon Walls def. Laura Flame and Simony Sentinel

This was the first tag team match for the current incarnation of CWF featured some high-flying, fast-paced action, with both sets of duos looking to outdo the other in a thrilling contest that goes back-and-forth. Art Reed and Waylon Walls work splendidly together, a combination of precise timing and efficient teamwork making sure they come away with the victory, Reed running interference as Walls floors Simony Sentinel with the Dirty Deeds for the three-count.

Rating : E+

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Art Reed and Waylon Walls Have Buried the Hatchet

The two finalists celebrate their win and share that after failing to defeat Lucy Stone-McFly in the finals last week, they have buried the hatchet and decided to become friends. They don't know what the future will hold for either of them, but for now, Art Reed and Waylon Walls are going to continue supporting each other.

Rating : D-

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This was an interesting title bout for the CWF Champion, going head-to-head against her closest friend and confidant, Zach Rudge. Neither competitor went easy on the other, the two wrestlers going all-out in a spectacular match that saw Zach Rudge almost come away with the gold. He counters a hurracanrana attempt into a hard powerbomb-- two-count! The Champion was on the defensive from then on, yet Rudge struggles to put this one away, failing to connect on the Freak Out and ultimately leaving himself open on the top rope-- Lucy Stone-McFly blocks it and causes Rudge to lose his balance! Avalanche Delorean Driver! 1! 2! 3! Lucy Stone-McFly retains!

Rating : D-

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Zach Rudge Has a Question

The bell rings and Lucy Stone-McFly helps Zach Rudge onto his feet as the other contestants join them in the ring for one final bow. The spotlight was on the Champion, however, and we soon find out why, Rudge dropping to one knee and producing a small box from out of nowhere, along with a microphone to make sure everyone hears: "Lucy Stone-McFly, will you marry me?"

Rating : D-

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OVR : E+

FANS : 260

NOTES:

The general feeling is that CWF don't have enough interesting storylines going on. This show increased our popularity in 1 region.

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michgcs · July 3, 2020

...And Season 1 is officially a wrap. Thanks to everyone who's taken the time to join me on this ride.

Unfortunately this is where I am in real life, too. So Season 2 might be a while, if ever.

Now let's take a look at your comments:

Great 1st season. I called Lucy to be the winner.

Smart move, too! I was tempted to give it to Art Reed and Waylon Walls (that re-render is absolutely awesome) but in the end there was no denying Lucy Stone-McFly.

Did you have Lucy win just to screw with me?

LOL I swear I didn't I knew you wouldn't be a fan of the inter-gender stuff, but like I said, just think of it like Survivor, with the matches being the challenges and stuff

Nice ending to the first season, it's definitely a concept that grows the more history there is, and the more everyone is used to the format. As someone who over the years would go from religiously reading the many shows you posted, to not being on the forums at all, the idea that in theory someone who hasn't checked this out yet, could start reading for season 2 and in a sense be starting fresh is a real strong point.

I also love the idea of a reunion show.

How many people will be returning for Season 2? Will they be in the same teams? If these are questions you can even answer yet!

I really appreciate the love, my friend. Thanks for the DOTM nom, too!

As of now, the plan is for Lucy Stone-McFly (as Champion) to join Season 2. Still debating the teams, though. Looking to tweak the format a bit to give the contestants some room to breathe, as well as incorporate some stuff from kanegan's Warrior's Road game.

All this to say... fingers crossed that I start to get the ball rolling now that Season 1's done.

kanegan · July 3, 2020

Looking forward to see what you have in season 2. Excited for what you incorporate.

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