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Club UK (television series)

**No. of episodes** | 702 (as of September 1, 2023)

***Club UK TV***, also known simply as ***Club UK***, is a British independent professional wrestling web television program produced by Club UK Wrestling that currently airs live every Wednesday at 7 p.m. ET on the IWF Network streaming service. The show debuted on March 8, 2010 and aired on YouTube for its first five seasons before moving to Leeds TV in 2015 and the IWF Network in 2020.

## History

### Debut and early years on YouTube (2010–2015)

*Club UK* first debuted on March 8, 2010 as *Club UK Underground* and aired on tape-delay on YouTube. Matches were recorded on Mondays and uploaded two weeks later to the official Club UK YouTube channel. The program was supplemented from 2012 until 2015 with *Club UK: Bare Knuckle*. Beginning with the May 8, 2012 episode, *Club UK Underground* moved to Tuesday nights and began airing the day after being taped. The program proved extremely popular with British wrestling fans and in 2015, made its local television debut on Leeds TV.

### Local television era (2015–2020)

#### Move to Leeds TV (2015)

On May 21, 2015, *Club UK TV* made its television debut, airing on Leeds TV on Thursday nights. Episodes were still taped the preceding Monday and saw a surge of interest, quickly selling out the rest of the 2015 tapings. The initial contract would only see four months of content airing on the network but a multiyear extension was quickly drafted and adopted by both Club UK Wrestling and Leeds TV.

#### Debut on London TV and Metro8 Edinburgh and switch to live broadcasts (2018)

Ratings for *Club UK* would soar on Leeds TV, quickly becoming their most successful sports program in history. Thanks to the show's success, Club UK Wrestling successfully negotiated a television deal with both London TV and Metro8 Edinburgh, airing live for the first time. *Club UK* would move tapings to Thursdays in order to air live as of the March 8, 2018 episode.

### IWF Network era (2020–present)

#### COVID-19 pandemic (2020–2021)

From March 12, 2020 Club UK Wrestling announced that its television program would air from behind closed doors until further notice beginning with that day's episode of *Club UK* due to the COVID-19 pandemic that resulted in the suspension of many professional sports leagues. As a result of the pandemic, Club UK Wrestling also announced they were joining the Indie Wrestling Federation and that episodes of *Club UK* would be moving off of local television in favor of the IWF Network streaming service. On May 21, 2021, Club UK Wrestling announced that they will return in front of live fans with a limited crowd of 250.

## Broadcast

In the United Kingdom and United States, the show airs live every Wednesday at 6 p.m. GMT (2 p.m. ET) on the IWF Network which is available as a content hub within the Disney+ streaming service. *Club UK* is also shown live on the IWF Network in twenty-six international markets with localized commentary. In Latin America, the program airs on Star+.

## Broadcast history

 Disney+ | August 10, 2022 – present
World Class Wednesdays

**No. of episodes** | 787

***World Class Wednesdays*** was an American professional wrestling television program produced by World Class Championship Wrestling that originally aired at 8 p.m. PT on tape-delay on Denver 8 TV and later live at 6 p.m. PT on SuperStation WTBS. The program debuted on August 16, 1974 and ran for nineteen seasons and 787 episodes under three different titles and two different formats.

All past episodes of the program can be found on the Hulu streaming service.

## History

### *RMCW TV* (1974–1986)

The program originally debuted on August 16, 1974 under the title *RMCW TV* and aired on Denver 8 TV as a series of monthly specials featuring pre-taped matches from house shows as well as studio segments and interviews. Three years later in February 1977, the program began airing weekly as a live broadcast with more emphasis on wrestling and less on studio and interview segments. In June 1982, *RMCW TV* made its national television debut on SuperStation WTBS.

On February 18, 1986, World Class Championship Wrestling based in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas withdrew their membership from the NWA and one month later, Ken Mantell and Fritz Von Erich sold WCCW to RMCW founder Jack Thompson. Thompson would initially keep WCCW headquartered in Dallas until May 5 when WCCW's head office was relocated to Denver and merged with RMCW. The new venture would, controversially, retain the World Class name in hopes it would aid the promotion's national expansion. With the change, *RMCW TV* was renamed *WCCW Live.*

Logo for RMCW TV; used from August 1974 – May 1986Logo for WCCW TV; used from May 1986 – August 1988### *WCCW Live* (1986–1988)

*RMCW TV* aired its final episode under its original title on May 10, 1986, with the *WCCW Live* branding making its debut on May 17, 1986. The show would carry this branding for two years until August 1988, when it was rebranded as *World Class Wednesdays* with the WCCW Live being utilized for the promotion's untelevised house shows.

### *World Class Wednesdays* (1988–1992)

*World Class Wednesdays* would air from August 17, 1988 until its cancellation in March 1992. It would eventually be replaced in September 1995 with *WCCW Intensity*.
NexGen: In Your House

**Next event** | Houston (2023)

***WCCW NexGen — In Your House***, also known simply as ***In Your House***, is a series of professional wrestling television specials produced by the American promotion World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) exclusively for its NexGen brand division. Established in March 2021, the event originally aired bi-monthly as a pay-per-view but since January 2023, airs in the same week as a major pay-per-view as a special episode of *WCCW NexGen*. The event's title refers to the original series of *In Your House* events held by the rival company WWE from 1995 until 1999.

From March 2021 until November 2022, the event was held bimonthly on pay-per-view in cities exclusively on the west coast. Beginning in January 2023, the event became a monthly television special, airing the same week as a major pay-per-view as a special episode of *WCCW NexGen.* In cases where there are no pay-per-views being held or an international show is taking place, *In Your House* typically airs from a city on the West coast. This tradition was quietly abandoned in mid-2023, with In You House XVII and XVIII both airing from international cities.
Los Angeles Wrestling

**Website** | LAWrestling.com

**Los Angeles Wrestling** (**LAW**) is an American independent professional wrestling promotion based in Los Angeles, California and a founding member of the Indie Wrestling Federation (IWF). Founded by former California All-Star Wrestling (CASW) manager Brian Westrick in 2019, the promotion serves as a spiritual successor to that promotion and maintains working relationships with a number of independent promotions including Berzerk Championship Wrestling (BCW), Pro Wrestling Japan (PWJ), Lucha Libre Mágica (LLM) and UK Club Wrestling.

Since May 2021, LAW has produced a one-hour weekly television show, *LAW Saturday Havoc*, which airs live.

## History

The promotion was first founded in 2019 when former CASW manager Brian Westrick convinced seven independent wrestlers to form a successor to California All-Star Wrestling. The small promotion took up residency at El Fuego, a music club in downtown Los Angeles, hosting a monthly wrestling event on Saturdays. These shows became weekly occurrences in April 2021; one month later, the company's first television program *LAW Saturday Havoc* debuted on Disney+.
Halftime Heat

***Halftime Heat*** is an annual professional wrestling television special produced by the American promotion World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) used as Super Bowl counterprogramming. Established in 2022, the event debuted in 2023 and airs during the Super Bowl halftime show.

## 2023

**Halftime Heat** was a professional wrestling event produced by World Class Championship Wrestling for their Battle Zone and NexGen brand divisions. The event took place on February 12, 2023, the night of Super Bowl LVII, at the Sacramento Credit Union Center in Sacramento, California.

After the February 7, 2023 edition of *Tuesday Night Battle Zone* went off the air, Jeff Hardy, Matt Hardy, Hardcore Icon and Lance Romance would brawl with Lince Dorado, Gran Metalik, Kalisto and Sin Cara. The brawl led to an eight-man tag team match between the wrestlers, which was scheduled for Halftime Heat.
NexGen Japan Championship

* NWA American Heavyweight Championship
* WCCW American Heavyweight Championship
* WCCW Unified Heavyweight Championship

The **NexGen Japan Championship** is a professional wrestling openweight championship created by the Denver, Colorado-based World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) but promoted by independent promotion Pro Wrestling Japan. It is the promotion's top championship for singles competitors on the Intensity brand. The current champion is Goldberg, who is in his first reign with the championship.

 The championship follows a non-traditional formula: the inaugural champion will be determined at PWJ 181 who will then be awarded the choice to either defend the belt as normal or they may vacate the title in exchange for a NexGen World Championship match at the time of their choosing. Should the NexGen Japan champion be successful in winning the NexGen World Championship, they will be granted an immediate non-exclusive contract with NexGen. Should the Japan champion fail in their championship attempt, they will remain in Pro Wrestling Japan and become the lowest ranked contender for the Japan championship.
World Class Championship Wrestling (1996 video game)

*This article is about the original video game released in 1996. For the 2007 video game of the same name, see* World Class Championship Wrestling (2007 video game)*. For the wrestling promotion based in Denver, Colorado this game is based on, see* World Class Championship Wrestling*.*

***World Class Championship Wrestling*** is a professional wrestling sports video game developed by Yuke's and published by THQ. It is the first installment in the WCCW video game series and was released for the PlayStation on September 26, 1996.

The game was considered a commercial flop, resulting in an unrelated follow-up titled *WCCW: The Video Game* developed by Midway Games which was released in 1999.
In Your House: Mexico

***NexGen — In Your House XXIV: Mexico City***, also known simply as as ***In Your House: Mexico City***, was the twenty-fourth edition of the In Your House professional wrestling television special produced by World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) for their NexGen brand division. It was held on January 17, 2024 at the Arena Mexico in Mexico City and aired live on ESPN+ as a special episode of *WCCW NexGen.*

## Production

### Background

NexGen *—* In Your House is a series of professional wrestling television specials first stablished in March 2021. From 2021 until November 2022 the event was considered the flagship pay-per-view for the NexGen brand. Since January 2023, it airs monthly the same week as a major pay-per-view as a special episode of *WCCW NexGen*.

### Storylines

The event included matches that result from scripted storylines, where wrestlers portray heroes, villains, or less distinguishable characters in scripted events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches. Results are predetermined by WCCW's writers on the NexGen brand, while storylines are produced on WCCW's weekly television show, *WCCW NexGen.*
Queen of the Ring (tournament)

The **Queen of the Ring tournament** is a women's professional wrestling single-elimination tournament held by World Class Championship Wrestling, a Denver-based professional wrestling promotion. Established in 2023, the prize for winning the tournament is earning the moniker of "Queen." It is considered the female version of WCCW's long-standing King of the Ring tournament for male wrestlers.

Like the King of the Ring tournament, female wrestlers from the Battle Zone and Intensity brand divisions participate. The inaugural tournament, consisting of sixteen female wrestlers evenly divided between the brands, began in January 2023 and culminated at the King and Queen of the Ring pay-per-view.
EA Sports WCCW 3

***EA Sports WCCW 3***, is a professional wrestling sports video game developed by EA Vancouver and published by EA Sports. It is the eighth installment in the WCCW video game series, and third under the EA Sports banner. It was released for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on March 12, 2019.

The game was followed up by *EA Sports WCCW '22*, released in 2021.
Tuesday Night Battle Zone (August 22, 2023)

The **August 22, 2023 edition of *Tuesday Night Battle Zone***, was a professional wrestling television program of the World Class Championship Wrestling's (WCCW) Battle Zone brand. It was held on August 22, 2023 at the Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas.

The episode featured six matches while three matches were featured on *Tuesday Thunder* prior to the broadcast.
California All-Star Wrestling

**Website** | BCWrestling.com

**California All-Star Wrestling** (**CASW**) was an American independent professional wrestling promotion based in Sacramento, California and a founding member of the Indie Wrestling Federation (IWF). Founded by former WCW superstar Mark Strong in 2000, the promotion would spearhead the foundation of the IWF in an attempt to replicate the NWA territory system before being sold to World Class Championship Wrestling and relaunched as NexGen.

The promotion existed from June 2000 until May 2018 and was a member of the IWF from its founding in 2016.

## History

The promotion was first founded in 2000 when Mark Strong left WCW after learning of the promotion's impending sale. Strong would return to his hometown and go on to form Bay Area All Stars, recruiting TJ Lawler to be the top star in his new company. The small promotion hosted a monthly wrestling event on Saturdays. These shows became weekly occurrences by 2001 when the company rebranded to California All-Star Wrestling. The promotion's first television program, *California All-Star Wrestling*, began airing on Channel 50 / Cable 199 in the San Francisco Bay Area. In mid-2009, the promotion relocated its corporate offices and television tapings to Sacramento with *CASWTV* moving to Channel 3. In December 2009, *California All-Star Wrestling TV* was rebranded as *All-Star Gym Wars* and moved from Tuesday nights to Saturday mornings.

By 2012 however, the promotion was hemorrhaging money and was unable to pay its biggest stars the type of salary they requested causing them to sign with other promotions. CASW began exploring a possible sale of the company by 2015 and in February 2018, they announced a deal had been struck with World Class Championship Wrestling that would see the two promotions fold into one unit. The acquisition was made official in May 2018 with WCCW announcing that *Gym Wars* would be rebooted to replace their cancelled *Saturday Morning Slam* show. The rebooted program debuted in June 2018 on ESPN3 as *WCCW All-Star Wrestling.*

WCCW announced in January 2020 that they were cancelling All-Star Wrestling and that it would be replaced by a brand new "groundbreaking development" show in March. The final episode of *All-Star Wrestling* aired on February 8th, 2020 with *WCCW NexGen* scheduled to premiere on March 14th before being pushed back due to the COVID-19 pandemic. *NexGen* eventually premiered on May 6, 2020.

In 2024, WCCW announced they would be reviving the "Gym Wars" branding for an upcoming special episode of *WCCW NexGen*.

## Programming

 *WCCW All-Star Wrestling* | June 2018 – February 2020
RumbleMania

*This article is about the event series in general. For the first edition of the event, see RumbleMania I.*

 **Next event** | RumbleMania XXVII (2024)

**RumbleMania** is the professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) held annually between mid-April and mid-May by World Class Championship Wrestling. Since premiering in 1998, 26 editions followed, most recently in Seattle, Washington on April 8 and 9, 2023. RumbleMania was WCCW's eighth different PPV brand produced and was created as a replacement for Mayday Mania! It is the company's flagship event and, along with King and Queen of the Ring, Clash of the Champions and Super Showdown, it is referred to as one of the "Big Four," WCCW's four biggest annual events of the year, featuring all four brands.

The first edition of the event, RumbleMania I, was held on May 10, 1998 at the McNichols Sports Arena in Denver, Colorado. The tenth anniversary edition of the event, RumbleMania X, was held on May 13, 2007 at the STAPLES Center in Los Angeles, California. The historic twentieth edition of the event, RumbleMania XX, was held on April 9, 2017 at Sports Authority Field at Mile High in Denver, marking WCCW's first ever stadium show. RumbleMania will return to Mile High for the historic RumbleMania XXX in April 2027, while RumbleMania XXIX in April 2026 will be the first RumbleMania held outside of North America.
EA Sports WCCW

***EA Sports WCCW***, retroactively referred to as ***EA Sports WCCW 1***, is a professional wrestling sports video game developed by EA Vancouver and published by EA Sports. It is the sixth installment in the WCCW video game series, and first under the EA Sports banner. It was released for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One on April 21, 2015.

The game was followed up by *EA Sports WCCW 2*, released in 2017.
In Your House: Houston

***NexGen — In Your House XIX: Houston***, also known simply as as ***In Your House: Houston***, was the nineteenth edition of the In Your House professional wrestling television special produced by World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) for their NexGen brand division. It was held on August 23, 2023 at the Fertitta Center in Houston, Texas and aired live on ESPN+ as a special episode of *WCCW NexGen.*

## Production

### Background

NexGen *—* In Your House is a series of professional wrestling television specials first stablished in March 2021. From 2021 until November 2022 the event was considered the flagship pay-per-view for the NexGen brand. Since January 2023, it airs monthly the same week as a major pay-per-view as a special episode of *WCCW NexGen*.

### Storylines

The event included matches that result from scripted storylines, where wrestlers portray heroes, villains, or less distinguishable characters in scripted events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches. Results are predetermined by WCCW's writers on the NexGen brand, while storylines are produced on WCCW's weekly television show, *WCCW NexGen.*
NexGen Future Stars (2023)

The 2023 **NexGen Future Stars Tournament** was a multi-night special event and single-elimination tournament promoted by the American professional wrestling promotion World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW). It was the second NexGen Future Stars Tournament promoted by WCCW and was constituted by an 8-competitor tournament exclusively for men from WCCW's NexGen brand division, as well as independent wrestlers from Indie Wrestling Federation member promotions. The tournament began on Wednesday, August 2, 2023 on *WCCW NexGen* while the final match took place on Saturday, August 26, 2023 at the NexGen: Battleground pay-per-view in Houston, Texas.

## Background

In 2022, WCCW introduced the Future Stars Tournament for the NexGen brand which was constituted by an 8-competitor tournament featuring independent wrestlers with the winner earning a permanent roster spot on NexGen. In April 2023, WCCW announced a second Future Stars Tournament, following up on the 2022 tournament.
On June 22, 2023, WCCW confirmed the tournament would once again have 8 competitors from the independent circuit, with the event being held Wednesdays at the Sacramento Credit Union Center in West Sacramento, California from August 2–23. The tournament final match was scheduled to be held as part of the NexGen: Battleground pay-per-view taking place on August 26, 2023 at the Fertitta Center in Houston, Texas.

## Participants

 Sam Adonis

## Tournament bracket

The following time limits were in place:

* Quarterfinals: 20 minutes
* Semifinals: 30 minutes
* Final: No time limit
WCCW NexGen (August 30, 2023)

The **August 30, 2023 edition of *WCCW NexGen***, was a professional wrestling television program of the World Class Championship Wrestling's (WCCW) NexGen brand. It was held on August 30, 2023 at the Sacramento Credit Union Center in West Sacramento, California.

The episode featured five matches while three matches were featured on *NexGen: Evolution* prior to the broadcast.
RumbleMania XXVII

**RumbleMania XXVII**, also known as **RumbleMania Las Vegas**, is the upcoming 27th annual RumbleMania professional wrestling pay-per-view produced by World Class Championship Wrestling. It is scheduled to be held for wrestlers from the promotion's Battle Zone, Intensity and NexGen brand divisions on April 13 and 14, 2024, at Allegiant Stadium in Paradise, Nevada. The event will be notable for hosting the final match in Sting's nearly 40-year career.

The event will be the third RumbleMania to be held in the Las Vegas area following RumbleMania V in 2002 and RumbleMania VI in 2003.

## Production

### Background

RumbleMania is WCCW's flagship pay-per-view (PPV), having first been held in 1998. It is the company's longest-running professional wrestling event and is held annually between mid-April and mid-May. Along with King and Queen of the Ring, Clash of Champions and Super Showdown, it is one of the company's four biggest events of the year, referred to as the "Big Four."

### Storylines

The event included matches that result from scripted storylines, where wrestlers portray heroes, villains, or less distinguishable characters in scripted events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches. Results are predetermined by WCCW's writers on the Battle Zone and Intensity brands, while storylines are produced on WCCW's weekly television shows, *Tuesday Night Battle Zone* and *Friday Night Intensity.*
List of WCCW Intensity episodes

**No. of episodes** | 1,459 (as of October 14, 2023)

The following is a list of *Friday Night Intensity* episodes since the series debuted on September 27, 1995.

The show originally aired on TBS from its debut until March 1997 when it moved to Fox Sports Net. After eight years on Fox Sports Net, *Intensity* made its Spike debut in August 2004. After airing on Spike for ten years until August 2013, *Intensity* moved to FS1 with occasional special episodes such as the *WCCW Draft* and *Tribute to the Troops* airing on Fox. As part of The Walt Disney Company's acquisition of WCCW in May 2021, ESPN+ became the exclusive home to past and current episodes of *Intensity* as well as every WCCW pay-per-view.
List of WCCW personnel

World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) is an American professional wrestling promotion based in Denver, Colorado. WCCW personnel consists of professional wrestlers, managers, play-by-play and color commentators, ring announcers, interviewers, referees, trainers, producers, script writers, and various other positions. Executives and board members are also listed.

## Overview

As of 2021, WCCW employs over 800 full-time employees as part of its business operations, as well as contracting with various vendors and service providers.

### Brands

Since the reintroduction of WCCW's brand split in 2018, performers are assigned to one of two primary "main roster" brands – Battle Zone and Intensity. A third brand – NexGen – has been designated as a developmental brand for the main roster since its debut in 2020.

Main roster performers primarily appear on *Tuesday Night Battle Zone* and *Friday Night Intensity*, and their supplemental shows *Tuesday Thunder* and *Friday Fury.* Meanwhile, developmental wrestlers appear on *WCCW NexGen*, and its supplemental show *NexGen: Evolution*. WCCW's series of *FX Fight Night* specials – while primarily a main roster showcase – also periodically features NexGen wrestlers as well.
Performers may also appear on WCCW's other weekly television programming, as well as pay-per-views, and on untelevised live events.

### Championships

The brands have their own distinct championships, but some select titles are shared among various brands, such as the WCCW Women's Tag Team Championship. Since 2023, the Battle Zone and Intensity Women's Championships have been jointly held and defended as the Undisputed WCCW Women's Championship.
Monday Night Superstars

**No. of episodes** | 38

***Monday Night Superstars*** was an American professional wrestling television program produced by World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) that aired live every Monday at 8 p.m. ET on Spike. The show featured dark matches from *Tuesday Night Battle Zone* and *Friday Night Intensity* and was created to fill the void left by the cancellation of *Monday Morning Mania* when Spike noticed the fan demand for wrestling to return. The show debuted on September 24, 2007 and aired 38 episodes until its final episode on June 9, 2008.

## History

*Monday Night Superstars* was created as a replacement for *Monday Morning Mania* and was first discussed internally in May 2007 but wouldn't begin production until September. In that timeframe without wrestling, Spike executives noticed very vocal fans on social media calling for the return of wrestling to the network which inspired them to greenlight *Superstars.* Ironically, the new show would suffer from low ratings throughout its run and was cancelled in May 2008, airing its final episode on June 9.
Guide Voodoo Doll

The **Guide Voodoo Doll** is a craftable item used to help the user.

You are a terrible person...

It's obtained through anything that can give items

It was added in the release version (Version 1.0).

## Usage

Upon using the item and Luke the Guide is alive, it will summon the Wall of Flesh NPC. If the Guide is not alive, the user will toss the Voodoo doll into a random player's inventory.

The user will not have a turn after using this item.

## Flavour Text

* Using the doll while the guide is alive: "*Luke the Guide has been slain...*"
* Using the doll while the guide is not alive: "***Player*** *chucked the useless Voodoo Doll into **Receiving Player**'s inventory.*"

## Trivia

* The item is based off the Guide Voodoo Doll in the game *Terraria*.

## Item History

* **CBU 0** - Changed to spawn the Wall of Flesh NPC instead of having an event where random players get killed.

* **Version 1.0** - Implemented.
International Forces of Erseil Welfare

The **International Forces of Erseil Welfare** is one of the two major Erseil handling agencies worldwide, founded XX years ago. It was recently rebranded from "Hawthorne Legacy" by the current CEO, **Xu Yue**.

## Description

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## History

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## Units

* Unit A
* Unit B
* Unit C
* Unit D
* Unit E
* Unit F
* Unit G
* Unit X
* Unit Y
* Unit Z
Katsumi Aoi

**Katsumi Aoi**(蒼勝実, *Aoi Katsumi*) is the current President of MONO:JAPAN, succeeding her father. She is Tsukirou Aoi's aunt and legal guardian, who took him in after he was orphaned and changed his surname.

A short-tempered yet respected woman, President Aoi has the balance of a leader, smart enough to strategize yet skilled enough to be on the field. She never personally trained Tsukirou herself, yet she is always keeping an eye on him. As the only successor left in the Aoi family, she is determined to build him up to one day replace her.

## Trivia

* Katsumi's name contains the kanji for "win, victory" (勝 *katsu*) and "seed, fruit" (実 *mi*).

* She is the current CEO of M310 Entertainment after she bought the agency to keep them quiet about MOON's agent status. She doesn't manage anything else there, though.
Wrestling World Cup (2023)

*This article is about the tournament hosted throughout November 2023. For the pay-per-view event of the same name also hosted in 2023, please see* Wrestling World Cup: Pittsburgh*.*

The 2023 **Wrestling World Cup** was a multi-night special event and single-elimination tournament co-promoted by the American professional wrestling promotion World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) and the Indie Wrestling Federation (IWF). It is the first Wrestling World Cup tournament promoted by WCCW and IWF. It is constituted by a 32-competitor tournament exclusively for men from WCCW's Battle Zone, Intensity and NexGen brand divisions, as well as independent wrestlers from Berzerk Championship Wrestling, Club UK Wrestling, Los Angeles Wrestling, Lucha Libre Mágica and Pro Wrestling Japan. The tournament began on Monday, November 13, 2023 on *PWJ Fight Night* while the quarter-finals, semi-finals and final match took place on Sunday, November 26 at the WCCW x IWF eponymous pay-per-view in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The tournament was won by Kota Ibushi of Pro Wrestling Japan.

## Background

On July 1, 2023, WCCW announced they would be hosting a Wrestling World Cup tournament in conjunction with the Indie Wrestling Federation to determine the greatest international male wrestler. One week later on July 8, WCCW confirmed the tournament would have 32 competitors from WCCW and the independent circuit, with the event's opening round playing out on television. The tournament final match was scheduled to be held as part of the WCCW x IWF pay-per-view Wrestling World Cup, taking place on November 26 at the PPG Paints Arena in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

## Tournament bracket

The following time limits were in place:

* Round one: 15 minutes
* Round two: 20 minutes
* Quarterfinals: 25 minutes
* Semifinals: 30 minutes
* Final: No time limit
List of Sunday Night Heat episodes

**No. of episodes** | 9 (as of December 30, 2023)

The following is a **list of episodes broadcast by *Sunday Night Heat***.

As of December 30, 2023, 9 episodes of *Sunday Night Heat* have aired, concluding the second season.

## Series overview

 **2** | **7** | August 27, 2023
 **3** | -

## Season One

### Episode One (2023)

This episode aired on February 12, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *St. Valentines Day Massacre* under the original title *Sunday Sin*.

## Season Two

### Episode One (2023)

This episode aired on August 27, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *War Zone*.

### Episode Two (2023)

This episode aired on September 23, 2023 prior to the broadcast of night one of *Super Showdown* as a special episode titled *Saturday Night Heat*.

 **2** | Tyler Bate defeated Wes Lee by countout | Singles match

###  Episode Three (2023)

This episode aired on September 24, 2023 prior to the broadcast of night two of *Super Showdown.*

### Episode Four (2023)

This episode aired on October 29, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *Halloween Havoc.*

### Episode Five (2023)

This episode aired on November 19, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *Breaking Barriers.*

### Episode Six (2023)

This episode aired on November 26, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *Wrestling World Cup: Pittsburgh.*

### Episode Seven (2023)

This episode aired on December 17, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *Winter Slam* as a special episode titled *Sunday Night Heat: Fire & Ice.*
List of IWF championships

The Indie Wrestling Federation is an international professional wrestling governing body headquartered in Burbank, California with additional offices located in London, Mexico City and Kyoto. The company promotes several championships and title reigns are either determined by professional wrestling matches or are awarded to a wrestler, as a result of the culmination of various (scripted) storylines.

IWF currently divides its roster between five promotions, which are where wrestlers exclusively perform on a weekly basis, albeit with some exceptions. The IWF is home to two American-based promotions (Berzerk Championship Wrestling and Los Angeles Wrestling) and three international promotions (Club UK Wrestling, Lucha Libre Mágica and Pro Wrestling Japan).

There are currently 14 championships in the IWF divided among the five promotions.
Lucha Libre Mágica

**Owner** | World Class Sports Ventures
 **Website** | LuchaLibreMagica.com

**Lucha Libre Mágica** (**LLM**) is a Mexican Lucha Libre (professional wrestling) promotion based in Mexico City, Mexico. It was founded in 1995 as an independent promotion and since 2018 has been a member of the Indie Wrestling Federation and maintains working relationships with a number of independent promotions including BCW, Los Angeles Wrestling (LAW) Pro Wrestling Japan (PWJ) and Club UK Wrestling.

Since January 2009, LLM has produced a self-titled one-hour weekly television show which airs live. The company introduced a second live show, the half-hour *Lucha After Dark*, four years later in May 2013.

## History

### Early years as independent promotion (1995–2018)

Originally formed in May 1995, Lucha Libre Mágica started off as a small indie promotion holding house shows across Mexico City. By August 1999, the company began hosting a monthly pay-per-view special from Arena Estatal. The program was repackaged in January 2009 as a live weekly television series airing new episodes Wednesdays on Telemundo. A second show, the half-hour *Lucha After Dark*, debuted four years later in May 2013, airing live on YouTube. Both programs made the switch to Thursday nights in 2015.

### Indie Wrestling Federation (2018–present)

Dwindling attendance at Arena Estatal and poor management by original founder Héctor Gutierrez forced Lucha Libre Mágica to join the Indie Wrestling Federation in order to stay afloat. The promotion payed a discounted membership fee to be officially accepted in August 2018. As part of cost-cutting measures, LLM officially moved the tapings for their live show from Arena Estatal to the outdoor Lucha Libre Plaza near the Zócalo.

### COVID-19 pandemic (2020–2021)

In mid-March 2020, LLM began canceling or postponing its televised events following the COVID-19 pandemic in Mexico, eventually announcing an indefinite recess. On September 24, LLM announced that it would return to its first performances in early October, albeit without fans in attendance.

On August 14, 2021, *Lucha Libre Mágica* returned to the Lucha Libre Plaza, marking the first event with the return of fans, albeit capped at only 25% capacity despite being outdoors.

## Programming

 Telemundo (January 2009 – August 2018)
 Nueve (August 2018 – June 2021)
 ESPN+ (June 2021 – February 2023)
 ***Lucha After Dark*** | May 2013 – present

### Pay-Per-Views

 *Festival de Lucha* | May
 *Verano de Escándalo* | August
 *Día de Muertos* | October/November
WCCW Heat

**No. of episodes** | 9 (as of December 30, 2023)

***WCCW Heat***, also known as ***Sunday Night Heat***, is a series of professional wrestling television specials produced by the American promotion World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) that currently airs monthly on ESPN on ABC and the ESPN+ streaming service. The specials feature characters from the Battle Zone, Intensity and NexGen brand divisions and airs exclusively as a pay-per-view preview show.

## History

### Premiere as *Sunday Sin* (2023)

*Sunday Night Heat* first premiered as a pay-per-view preview show on February 12, 2023 as *Sunday Sin* and aired exclusively on the ESPN+ streaming service. The show was created to allow customers of ESPN+ who may not be able to afford the pay-per-view add-on the ability to view one to three matches without an additional cost. The Walt Disney Company expressed their concerns with a show titled *Sin* and threatened to pull the program from ESPN+ if WCCW did not rebrand the show. As a result, no episodes were produced after RumbleMania XXVI while a new brand identity was developed.

### Name change and move to ESPN on ABC (2023–present)

WCCW announced on the August 4th episode of *Friday Night Intensity* that *Sunday Sin* would be returning on August 27 under the title *Sunday Night Heat*. The revamped program will now air on broadcast television, airing on ESPN on ABC while still airing on the ESPN+ streaming service.

## List of episodes

 **2** | **7** | August 27, 2023
 **3** | **1** | January 21, 2024

## Season One

### Episode One (2023)

This episode aired on February 12, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *St. Valentines Day Massacre* under the original title *Sunday Sin*.

## Season Two

### Episode One (2023)

This episode aired on August 27, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *War Zone*.

### Episode Two (2023)

This episode aired on September 23, 2023 prior to the broadcast of night one of *Super Showdown* as a special episode titled *Saturday Night Heat*.

 **2** | Tyler Bate defeated Wes Lee by countout | Singles match

###  Episode Three (2023)

This episode aired on September 24, 2023 prior to the broadcast of night two of *Super Showdown.*

### Episode Four (2023)

This episode aired on October 29, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *Halloween Havoc.*

### Episode Five (2023)

This episode aired on November 19, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *Breaking Barriers.*

### Episode Six (2023)

This episode aired on November 26, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *Wrestling World Cup: Pittsburgh.*

### Episode Seven (2023)

This episode aired on December 17, 2023 prior to the broadcast of *Winter Slam* as a special episode titled *Sunday Night Heat: Fire & Ice.*

## Season Three

### Episode One (2024)

This episode aired on January 21, 2024 prior to the broadcast of *King and Queen of the Ring: Mexico City.*
Masumi Sakai

**Masumi Sakai**(酒井真澄 *Sakai Masumi*) was a former Daeva Hunter from MONO. As the firstborn of the Aoi family, she was raised as an agent, and was well-renowned as one by the time she reached adulthood. Titled **The Reaper**, she was known for slicing down Daevans with an unconventional weapon, her scythe. She had a reputation among the organisation, even without the influence of her surname.

She was expected to continue her father's legacy to be the President of MONO:JAPAN, until she ran away to Okayama to marry her now husband Takamori Sakai when she found out she was pregnant with their son, Tsukirou Aoi. She wanted to give him a life that doesn't revolve around such violence, so she cut off ties with her family and frowned at any mention of daeva hunting.

Contrasting against her fierce and cutthroat nature when she was an agent, she was a kind and warmhearted mother to her son. She sang a lullaby every night when she tucked him in, until he was old enough to find it embarrassing. Although she tried her best to constantly be the best mother, she grew up in violence and thus can't grow out of it. It's not often that she snaps, but when she does, it still has the same sting of her blade.

She died 13 years later to a hostile Daeva.

## Trivia

* Masumi's name contains the Kanji for "true, genuine" (真 *ma*), and "clear" (澄 *sumi*).
WCCW Live

World Class Championship Wrestling, originally formed in 1962 as the Denver Wrestling Association, has hosted hundreds of non-televised house shows across the country. The majority of these shows have been held under the generic name **WCCW Live** although there have been attempts to establish more permanent names for the shows with a varying degree of success.

### List of shows

* **Denver Pro Wrestling**: held weekly on Saturday nights at East High School in Denver, Colorado from 1962 – 1965
* **DPW: Primetime Wrestling** held weekly on Saturday nights at East High School in Denver, Colorado from 1965 – 1968. Took its name from the cancelled television show *Denver Prime Time Wrestling*.
* **Rocky Mountain Championship Wrestling**: held weekly on Saturday nights in gymnasiums and auditoriums across the Rocky Mountains region of North America from 1968 – 1986.
* **WCCW Live**: held sporadically on Friday and Saturday nights (later Saturday and Sunday nights) in smaller arenas across North America from 1986 – 2023.
* **Saturday Night Showcase**: held sporadically on Saturday nights in smaller arenas across North America from 2023 – onwards.
* **Sunday Night Supercard**: held sporadically Sunday nights in smaller arenas across North America from 2023 – onwards.
* **WCCW Live — Road to RumbleMania**: held sporadically Saturday and Sunday nights in smaller arenas across North America from 2023 – onwards.
* **WCCW Live — Winter is Coming**: special house show tour held December 9–10; 16, 2023 across Alaska.
* **WCCW Live: Mexico Tour**: special house show tour held December 30–31, 2023; January 6–7; 13-14, 2024 across Mexico.
* **NexGen Live**: upcoming tour; held on Friday and Saturday nights in gymnasiums and auditoriums across California.
Takamori Sakai

**Takamori Sakai**(酒井隆盛 *Sakai Takamori*) was the former head researcher of the Daeva biology department in MONO. Although he already made a name for himself in the agency, he agreed on running away to Okayama to marry his now wife Masumi Sakai when she found out she was pregnant with their son, Tsukirou Aoi. Still, he kept his obsession on researching what triggers a Daeva, and continued his work alone in his locked office, despite Masumi's complaints.

He died 13 years later to a hostile Daeva.

## Trivia

* Takamori is named after Saigō Takamori, the samurai.
Management of Negotium & Order

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The **Management of Negotium & Order** is one of the two major erseil handling agencies worldwide, founded by Lin PLCHLDR XX years ago. **Lin Xifeng** is the current CEO.

## Description

The Management of Negotium & Order, abbreviated to MONO, is known for its usage of enhanced technology.

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## History

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## Divisions

MONO is divided into 10 divisions, which are classified into 4 sectors.

step 1: third division (investigation department) investigates on daeva activity

step 2: fourth division (research department) receives third division’s findings and researches on them

step 3: info comes back to third division and will be distributed to:

- fifth division (auxiliary department) - active daeva agents (on specific missions)

step 4: fifth division distributes information to auxiliary-based active agents (ex. verde -> amie)

step 5: outcome of active missions circulate back to the fourth division (in terms of paperwork)

* SECTOR 1
* SECTOR 2
* SECTOR 3
* SECTOR 4

# SECTOR 1

important people

* 1ST
* 2ND

## 1st division

The 1st division consists of executive-level officials who govern MONO.

### Members

 Magnus-Jean Delevingne
 Katsumi Aoi | Active

## 2nd division

mentors & other necessary officials (the real meaning of mono)

# SECTOR 2

mission circulation

* 3RD
* 4TH
* 5TH
* 6TH

## 4th division

The 4th division specializes in research.

# SECTOR 3

active agents

* 7TH
* 8TH

## 8th division

The 8th division contains active agents placed into batches.

# SECTOR 4

trainees

* 9TH
* 10TH

## 9th division

The 9th division is one of the two training departments that aims to upskill agents-in-training. It is currently under the leader-slash-mentorship of Agent Lupus. Trainees under this division are called "second-level juniors".
Rules-group

**欢迎来到VY君的下水道群规**

在这里你要做到规则零，认真看完群规，友善发言。如果你不懂得什么那么后面被制裁不要怪我们，是你自找！

那么先介绍一下最最不能碰的内容

# 禁忌

-18禁内容：如果你发有关性暗示和黄色内容，也有可能关乎到整个群聊，一经发现同样滚出去

-严禁发布有关赌博、毒品、违禁物品、人肉、开盒等内容，一经发现永久踢出，情节严重则报警处理

-严禁对任意一人进行人身攻击，辱骂，负面评价，歧视等内容，如争吵都关小黑屋，严重则滚出去

-严禁群内走私，交易等内容，一经发现一起滚出去

-严禁恶意刷屏，发布垃圾广告，传销等，发现轻则小黑屋，重则滚出去

然后就是不能发的内容

# 违规

这一条目可能会小黑屋处理具体看情况

-骂脏话：本群对说脏话并没有什么管制，但如果对这任意一人骂则小黑屋处理

-刷屏：本群对刷屏的管制为数量上的，当你发7张重复的图片、表情包或内容时，则造成刷屏现象，这会影响别人的浏览体验，但也不要因为这个而故意钻空子，则只会小黑屋时长更久

-引人不适：该群不允许发布有关恐怖，血腥暴力等内容，极度怪异等引人不适的内容（如不安人），但像br，梦核等这类内容是可以发的，如发现则小黑屋处理

-反furry言论:该群对反furry言论并不严，但如果，是因为个人恩怨，或恶意，对不起，请走小黑屋（雷毛提议）

# 不建议内容

这一条目并不会小黑屋，但会给予警告

-发电：说到发电，某些人会在群聊里神经发言，但并不是每个人都喜欢，所以请适度

-ky：如果某些人在公共场合下刷别的梗以此取乐，那么这并不是好的，比如没眼力见的刷“开团”，“恐龙扛狼”这些烂梗，耍厨等，真的没有人会喜欢这种无端刷梗

-刷烂梗：我不希望你在音符，慢脚等平台学来的烂梗拿来群里乱刷，如蛋蛋的心电图，特别是**“终于逃离新加坡”这个梗**

-贴吧词汇发言：你在孙吧那些学的词汇拿出来玩真的不好笑，搞那些抽象，胶县内容真的一点都不好

如果有任意群员发现有人违反该群规任意一条内容建议火速艾特群主或管理员，会根据轻重来给予惩罚，当然别人好言相劝你最好听着，不要不听别人当出生

好了以上就是所有群规内容了，祝大家玩的开心过的愉快:)
BCW Adrenaline

**No. of episodes** | 75 (as of August 30, 2023)

***BCW Adrenaline***, also known as ***Friday Night Adrenaline***, an American independent professional wrestling web television program produced by Berzerk Championship Wrestling (BCW) that currently airs live every Friday at 7 p.m. ET on the IWF Network streaming service. The show debuted on March 25, 2022 as a replacement for *BCW Hardcore TV*.

## History

*Friday Night Adrenaline* first debuted on the IWF Network on March 25, 2022 as a replacement for *BCW Hardcore TV*, which aired from September 2020 until February 2022. The 60-minute program debuted one month after the cancellation of *Hardcore TV.*

## Broadcast

In the United States, the show airs live every Friday at 7 p.m. ET on the IWF Network which is available as a content hub within the Disney+ streaming service. *Adrenaline* is also shown live on the IWF Network in twenty-seven international markets with localized commentary. In Latin America, the program airs on Star+.