Pay-Per-View

Bey Power View or simply BPV is a fictional Pay-Per-View service offerred by the WBBA Inc . It is a spoof of the "WWE Pay Per View". One BPV is held every month with an annual BeyMania , spoof of WrestleMania.
BPV was brought by Kashif Bhatti during May 2012. The most successful BPV was Extreme Rules 2012. The second was No Way Out 2013.
==Background==
BPV was created by Kashif to make WBBA more popular amongst virtual bladers. It was also made with a thought that it would provide a good area to settle personal rivalries and other imbalanced scores. There are BPVs all throughout the year. 
The most successful BPV was Extreme Rules, in which new champions were crowned, many bladers were forced to retire (Kashif defeated Fallin in a Burn it Down match , which forced Fallin to retire).
Pay-Per-Views were introduced by Muhammad Junaid on September 2013. Thus , reviving the BPV Concept and expanding it. Members had to pay a certain amount of cash in order to witness a battle. Hence the name.
==List of Monthly Pay-Per-Views==
List of Current WBBA PPV's (2015 Update)
* WBBA Royal Rumble
* No Way Out
* Beymania
* Summerslam
* Survivor Series
* Extreme Rules
* League of Bladers
* Hell Hole
* Bey Premier League
* Money In the Bank
* Summerslam
* Bragging Rights
* Night Of Champions
List of Former WBBA Pay-Per-Views:
* Over The Limit
* Backlash
* New Year's Revolution
* No Mercy
* Armageddon
* Bash At The Beach
* SummerAttack (Changed to Summerslam)
* Breaking Point
* November to Remember
* Christmas Wreckage (Used until Akash Roy's departure)
* Kings of the Battlefield
* Thunder
* One Night Stand
==Re-Branding==
The BPV came up short interms of providing events. Therefore MJ rebranded the service. Instead of watching PPV related matches free of cost, the viewers would have to charge a minimum of 200 BeyCash to watch a match which are on Pay-Per-View format. This also made the service worth of use. 
As a result, the event names had to be cancelled. It was agreed only BeyMania can remain as an event. Other than that, all of the PPV's were cancelled.
The first ever match in PPV format was Muhammad Junaid vs Angemon Takaishi , which was dubbed as MJ vs NJ, Icon vs Icon match. It happened on 30th December 2013, thus it was a closing match of 2013 for WBBA. Thus a new era began on the 1st of January 2014.
MJ vs NJ is considered widely as the biggest PPV in the history of WBBA. This also started up a communism act which supported Rights of Democracy. This happened after Gingka declared himself number 1 despite of not battling anyone for 3 months and defeating Julian with an illegal move. Thus, Gingka left and Angemon made the list to which everyone agreed.
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