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AWA SuperClash III

**AWA SuperClash III** was the third SuperClash event produced by the American Wrestling Association (AWA). The event was held on December 13, 1988 in Chicago, Illinois.

## Results

* Chavo Guerrero, Mando Guerrero, and Hector Guerrero defeated Cactus Jack and the Rock 'n' Roll RPMs (Mike Davis and Tommy Lane) in a six-man tag team match.
* Eric Embry defeated Jeff Jarrett.
* Jimmy Valiant defeated Wayne Bloom.
* Iceman King Parsons defeated Brickhouse Brown.
* Wendi Richter and The Top Guns (Ricky Rice and Derrick Dukes) defeated Madusa Miceli and Badd Company (Paul Diamond and Pat Tanaka) (with Diamond Dallas Page) in a mixed tag match to retain the AWA Women's Championship and AWA World Tag Team Championships.
* Greg Gagne defeated Ron Garvin by countout.
* The Syrian Terrorist defeated Bambi, Peggy Lee Leather, Laurie Lynn, Brandi Mae, Malibu, Nina, Pocahontas, and Luna Vachon in a lingerie battle royal.
* Sgt. Slaughter defeated Col. DeBeers (with Diamond Dallas Page) in a Boot Camp match.
* The Samoan SWAT Team (Samu and Fatu) (with Buddy Roberts) defeated Michael Hayes and Steve Cox.
* Wahoo McDaniel defeated Manny Fernandez in an Indian Strap match.
* Jerry Lawler defeated Kerry Von Erich due to referee stoppage to retain the AWA World Heavyweight Championship.

## Main Event

* The Rock 'n' Roll Express (Ricky Morton and Robert Gibson) fought the Stud Stable (Robert Fuller and Jimmy Golden) (with Miss Sylvia) to a double disqualification.
Bertha Faye

Beef

In 1995, Faye was contacted by the World Wrestling Federation to help their ailing women's division. She debuted as a comedic character who lived in a trailer park and dated Harvey Wippleman.

Faye made her WWF debut on the April 3, 1995 episode of *Monday Night Raw*, participating in a sneak attack on Alundra Blayze, making it appear as if Blayze's nose had been broken. At SummerSlam, Faye defeated Blayze for the WWF Women's Championship and held the title until the October 23, 1995 airing of *Monday Night Raw*, where Blayze regained the title, ending Faye's reign at only 57 days. After a year with the company, Faye asked for a release from her contract.

In late 1999, she worked with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) briefly, appearing on several telecasts to help generate interest in a women's division. She was also a contender for both the WCW Cruiserweight Championship and WCW Hardcore Championship. In addition to competing in matches, she also made a couple of appearances with the Nitro Girls dance troupe under the name **Beef**, for comic relief.

On July 27, 2001, she passed away.
Afa

In 1979, The Wild Samoans (Afa and Sika) joined the World Wrestling Federation, where they were managed by Lou Albano and referred to as "Albano's Wildmen". The "wild" nature of the brothers was conveyed through their unorthodox behavior (which included communicating only in unintelligible grunts and consuming unprepared raw fish, during interviews and while approaching the ring). While in the WWF, The Wild Samoans won the WWF World Tag Team Championship. Both members also challenged Bob Backlund for the WWF Heavyweight Championship on several occasions. They left the promotion in 1980.

The Wild Samoans returned to the WWF (renamed from WWWF in 1979) in 1983 and regained the WWF World Tag Team Championship. After Sika suffered an injury, the tag team was supplemented by Afa's son Samu (the relationship was not acknowledged on TV). The trio remained in the WWF until 1984.

Afa Anoaʻi returned to the WWF for a third time in 1992, as the manager and occasional tag partner of The Headshrinkers (Samu and Fatu). He wrestled his final match on May 22, 1994, teaming with The Headshrinkers to defeat The Quebecers and Johnny Polo at the Rosemont Horizon. Anoaʻi left the WWF in mid-1995.

On March 31, 2007, the Wild Samoans were inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame by Samu and Sika's son, Rosey.

The Wild Samoans appeared at Hell in a Cell 2020 to celebrate Roman Reigns' victory.
Andre the Giant Memorial Battle Royal

The **André the Giant Memorial Battle Royal** is an annual namesake battle royal held at WrestleMania by WWE. The inaugural battle royal was held at WrestleMania XXX in 2014. The winner of the match received the André the Giant Memorial Trophy.

## Winners

* Cesaro - WrestleMania XXX (2014)
* Big Show - WrestleMania 31 (2015)
* Baron Corbin - WrestleMania 32 (2016)
* Mojo Rawley - WrestleMania 33 (2017)
* Matt Hardy - WrestleMania 34 (2018)
* Braun Strowman - WrestleMania 35 (2019)
* Jey Uso - *WrestleMania SmackDown* (2021)
* Madcap Moss - *WrestleMania SmackDown* (2022)
* Bobby Lashley - *WrestleMania SmackDown* (2023)
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Aja Kong

In 1995, Kong made an appearance in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) as the sole survivor of a women's elimination match at the pay-per-view Survivor Series by pinning all four members of her opposing team, including WWF Women's Champion, Alundra Blayze. Kong also appeared on two episodes of *Monday Night Raw* and was victorious in both bouts. During one bout, she broke the nose of Chaparita Asari.

Kong was being built up as a challenger for the WWF Women's Championship held by Alundra Blayze. Kong was scheduled to face Blayze at the Royal Rumble pay-per-view in January 1996, but the company elected to end its women's division after Alundra Blayze showed up on *WCW Monday Nitro* with the WWF Women's championship and threw the title into a garbage can.
Bearcat Wright

Wright became popular in the late 1950's and 1960's. Despite racial tension in the United States, he became wildly popular as a babyface. Wrestling in either singles competition or in tag team competition (often matched with Bobo Brazil), thousands of fans would pack arenas to see him.

Wright died at the age of 50 on August 28, 1982.

On March 31, 2017, Wright was posthumously inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as a part of the Legacy wing.
Beau Beverly

Beverly, as **Wayne Bloom**, started wrestling with the American Wrestling Association (AWA) in 1988. His initial run as a singles wrestler was not very successful, illustrated by the 24 second loss to Jimmy Valiant at SuperClash III. After his unsuccessful singles attempts, Bloom formed a tag team called The Destruction Crew with fellow rookie ”Mean” Mike Enos. In the fall of 1989, Wayne Bloom on behalf of the Destruction Crew challenged then AWA World Tag Team Champions Ken Patera and Brad Rheingans to a “car lifting” contest. During the challenge, the Destruction Crew attacked Patera and Rhenigans and injured them (kayfabe). This forced them to vacate the tag team titles.

A tournament was set up to crown new tag-team champions; in the tournament, the Destruction Crew would defeat the team of Sgt. Slaughter and Baron Von Raschke in the first round and then beat Greg Gagne and Paul Diamond in the finals to win the titles. Bloom also challenged the returning Brad Rheingans to a Greco-Roman match which Bloom lost.

On August 11, 1990, the Destruction Crew lost the AWA Tag Team Titles to longtime rivals The Trooper and D.J. Peterson. The Crew tried in vain to regain the titles over the following months until the AWA closed up in early 1991.

In 1990, the Destruction Crew joined World Championship Wrestling (WCW). In WCW, they wrestled under masks as the Minnesota Wrecking Crew 2 and were managed by Ole Anderson (a member of the original Minnesota Wrecking Crew). They attempted without success to win the WCW World Tag Team Championship from the Steiner Brothers over the spring of 1990.

In May 1991, the Destruction Crew went to the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) and became the Beverly Brothers, with Enos and Bloom wrestling under the ring names Blake and **Beau Beverly**, respectively. Now sporting matching bleach-blonde hair styles and wearing flamboyant purple tights and capes to the ring, their gimmick was that of two spoiled rich brats. They were originally managed by The Coach (John Tolos), then by The Genius. The team was initially promoted as a force to be reckoned with in the tag team division. After making their WWF pay-per-view debut on a winning team at Survivor Series '91, they were launched into feuds with the Legion of Doom, The Bushwhackers (whom they defeated at the 1992 Royal Rumble) and The Natural Disasters (whom they unsuccessfully challenged for the WWF World Tag Team Championship at SummerSlam '92). By the later part of 1992, however, they would be used primarily to put over other tag teams; they were on the losing end of an eight-man elimination tag team match at Survivor Series '92 and were defeated by their old rivals The Steiner Brothers at the 1993 Royal Rumble. They both left the WWF soon after.

Bloom and Enos had a brief reunion in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in 1997 and 1998. After a while together, the team finally disbanded for good.
3 Minute Warning

In 1996, Rosey and Jamal were brought into the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) together to take part in an angle with Jamal's brother Fatu, who wanted to be a positive influence on kids and wanted to "make a difference" in inner city neighborhoods. Rosey and Jamal were brought in as two silent "gangsters" who would watch Fatu's matches from the entrance aisle and stalk him around arenas, making him nervous. Neither gimmick lasted long, and both men were soon released by the WWF.

In 2002, they returned to (the now-renamed) World Wrestling Entertainment as enforcers for *Raw* brand General Manager Eric Bischoff. The team was used to squash any activity in the ring that Bischoff deemed "boring". They made their debut on the July 22 episode of *Raw*, interrupting a match between D'Lo Brown and Shawn Stasiak that had been previously allotted three minutes. When the time limit expired, Rosey and Jamal entered through the crowd and laid out both men, to the delight of Bischoff watching on from the entryway. The gimmick continued over the next few weeks, with Bischoff either giving people three minutes to entertain him before they were attacked, or otherwise deciding that three minutes of a segment was enough before the team appeared to end it. As a result of the time period, the team became known as **3 Minute Warning**. One of their attacks was on Jeff Hardy, as ordered by Bischoff, who thought Jeff was leaving for *SmackDown!* to reunite with his brother Matt, only for the actual defector to be Jeff's scheduled opponent Crash.

During the September 12 episode of *SmackDown!*, 3 Minute Warning and Eric Bischoff crashed the "commitment ceremony" being held for Billy and Chuck. Afterwards, Rico, Billy and Chuck's manager, started managing 3 Minute Warning full-time. With Rico by their side, they engaged in a feud with The Dudley Boyz (Bubba Ray and Spike) and Jeff Hardy, which resulted in their highest-profile match as a team, an elimination tables match at Survivor Series, which they lost.

The team stayed on the lower mid-card until June 2003, when Jamal was released from WWE.

They reunited one last time in WWE in a dark match for *Sunday Night Heat*, as they defeated Trent Acid and Bison Bravado on January 9, 2006. Rosey was released by WWE two months later, effectively disbanding the group for good.

Jamal passed away on December 4, 2009, while Rosey would pass away on April 17, 2017.
Angelo Savoldi

Savoldi joined the World Wide Wrestling Federation in the 1960's, putting over the promotion's faces. In the 1970's, Savoldi was a minority business partner in the WWWF.

On September 20, 2013, Savoldi passed away. On the September 23, 2013, episode of *WWE Raw*, a short "in memoriam" video narrated by Vince McMahon was aired.
8-Ball

Eli Blu

Jason Grimm

Gerald

Ron Bruise

8-Ball, along with his twin brother, appeared in ECW in 1994 as the Bruise Brothers. On February 5, the ECW Tag Team Championships were held-up after a controversial ending to a match between the Bruise Brothers and the incumbents, Public Enemy. The Bruise Brothers went on to participate in some of the first ECW hardcore matches, and feuded with Shane Douglas.

The Bruise Brothers were signed by the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) in 1995, where they were renamed "The Blu Brothers", **Eli** (8-Ball) and Jacob (Skull). They retained their trademark bushy beards and long hair and were managed by Uncle Zebekiah. They made their WWF debuts at the 1995 Royal Rumble and were defeated by Lex Luger and The British Bulldog in the opening match of WrestleMania XI.

They eventually left the WWF and returned to ECW in 1996 as the Bruise Brothers, competing once more in the tag division, and briefly joining Raven's Nest.

The Brothers returned to the WWF in 1996, as the short-lived "Grimm Twins," **Jason** (8-Ball) and Jarrod (Skull). In June 1997, they returned to the WWF as "**8-Ball**" and "Skull", joining the Disciples of Apocalypse stable with Crush and their cousin, Chainz. The DOA participated in the "gang wars" of 1997, feuding with the Nation of Domination and the Puerto Rican stable Los Boricuas. They went on to compete in the tag division throughout 1998. 8-Ball also competed in the WWE's Brawl For All tournament on July 20, 1998, but lost to 2 Cold Scorpio in the third round. Their last match in WWF as a tag team was a defeat to Ken Shamrock and Mankind on May 14, 1999. Skull's last match was in a singles match against Ken Shamrock on May 15, 1999, in which he was defeated, and 8-Ball's last match was in a singles match against Ken Shamrock on May 16, 1999, in which he was defeated. Afterwards they were both released.

In 1999, the Brothers went to World Championship Wrestling (WCW) as "**Gerald**" (8-Ball) and "Patrick" (Skull). They were known collectively as "Creative Control". They went on to join the nWo 2000 in 2000, using their real names **Ron Harris** and Don Harris, acting as enforcers for Jeff Jarrett. They remained in WCW throughout 2000, feuding with Sid Vicious, Terry Funk and many of the younger tag teams, such as The Mamalukes. After winning the WCW World Tag Team Championship three times, the Harris Brothers began wrestling in singles matches in 2001, but WCW was purchased by the WWF in March 2001, and they were not hired.
Absolution

On the November 20, 2017 episode of *Raw*, the night after Survivor Series, Paige made her return to WWE after a year-long hiatus due to injury, along with the debuting Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville from *NXT*, and attacked Bayley, Mickie James and Sasha Banks. The following week, the trio dubbed themselves "**Absolution**". They had their first match as a team on the December 11 episode of *Raw*, in which Rose and Paige defeated Bayley and James in a tag team match. Absolution had their first televised match as a trio at the 2017 Tribute to the Troops, in which Paige, Rose and Deville defeated Bayley, Banks and James in a six-woman tag team match. They lost a rematch to Bayley, Banks and James by disqualification on the December 18 episode of *Raw*, but defeated them on the December 25 episode of *Raw*. On December 27, Paige suffered a neck injury after receiving a kick from Banks during a six-man tag team match between Absolution and the team of Bayley, Banks and James at a house show, which led to the referee stopping the match. Paige's injury put her out of action but she continued to manage Rose and Deville during matches at ringside.

Rose and Deville continued to represent Absolution as a tag team and continued to trade wins with Bayley, Mickie James and Sasha Banks in tag team matches and six-man tag team matches throughout early 2018. Paige retired from in-ring competition on the post-WrestleMania 34 episode of *Raw* on April 9. The following night, on *SmackDown*, the *SmackDown* Commissioner Shane McMahon made Paige the new general manager of the *SmackDown* brand after former general manager Daniel Bryan resigned from his position due to his in-ring return. On April 17, Rose and Deville joined Paige on the *SmackDown* brand in the 2018 Superstar Shake-up. However, Paige ended her association with the group by dissolving Absolution on the May 1 episode of *SmackDown* and refused to grant any favors to Rose and Deville.
Bad News Brown

Brown made a one-off appearance in the World Wide Wrestling Federation in February 1978, defeating jobber Frank Williams at a live event under his real name. He returned to the promotion in January 1979 and wrestled for the WWWF for the remainder of the year, appearing on several episodes of *WWF Championship Wrestling*.

He returned to the World Wrestling Federation in early 1988 as **Bad News Brown**, and it was during this time that he achieved his greatest notoriety. His trademark characteristic as Bad News Brown was never smiling—either he kept an angry face, or he "laughed loud" at the expense of opponents' misfortunes. While the roster was mostly filled with ultra-virtuous babyfaces and cowardly and monster heels, Bad News was something entirely different: a tough loner. While other heels were likely to form alliances with one another, Bad News was reclusive. He did not respect anybody, and was just as likely to attack heels as faces. His dislike for all fellow wrestlers was clear when he abandoned his teams at the Survivor Series of 1988 and 1989. Some memorable moments from his WWF tenure included winning the battle royal at WrestleMania IV by last eliminating Bret Hart, who was then a heel, after a sneak attack, followed by a brief feud with champion "Macho Man" Randy Savage and his manager Miss Elizabeth in early 1989 that led to more main-event matches. On the March 11, 1989 edition of *Saturday Night's Main Event XX* Bad News memorably took a microphone towards the end of his match with Hulk Hogan and told him that it was time for the Ghetto Blaster (his finisher). As he was getting ready to execute it, however, Hogan got out of the way, leading him to miss the move and suffer an eventual loss. Subsequently, Bad News also had a brief run challenging Hogan for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship but never pinned or submitted him.

Brown's next feud was with "Rowdy" Roddy Piper (starting at the 1990 Royal Rumble when he was eliminated by Piper, then illegally eliminated Piper. This led to Brown being ridiculed which he would counter by calling Piper out for wearing a "skirt". This culminated at WrestleMania VI in a match where both men were counted out. Brown was then assigned to work with Jake "The Snake" Roberts (where Bad News used a sewer rat against Jake's snake). Around this time, Brown was worked into a story where he attacked WWF president Jack Tunney on *The Brother Love Show*.

Bad News eventually left the WWF after SummerSlam 1990.

On March 6, 2007, Brown passed away.
Angelo Mosca

In 1981, in the World Wrestling Federation, Mosca wrestled as the promotion's most hated heel due to his brutal style. He became a top challenger to WWF Champion Bob Backlund, but was not successful in winning the belt. He also engaged in a feud with Pat Patterson, a part-time wrestler who also did color commentary on the WWF's syndicated programs, after Mosca attacked Patterson at a television taping with a water pitcher; Patterson had grown disgusted with Mosca's rulebreaking tactics and, setting off the attack, publicly thanked a referee for disqualifying Mosca for refusing to pin his jobber opponent.

Mosca retired from wrestling in the mid-1980's and was the color commentator for the WWF television tapings in Ontario from August 1984 until January 1985.

Mosca passed away on November 6, 2021.
Akira Nogami

In June 1992, Nogami teamed up with Hiroshi Hase to participate in the WCW World Tag Team Championship tournament, held by World Championship Wrestling. They defeated The Headhunters in the first round, but Akira suffered an eye injury against Shinya Hashimoto on June 20, and was replaced by Hashimoto for the remainder of the tournament.
Biff Wellington

Wellington had a couple tryouts for the World Wrestling Federation in July 1991. Wellington had a match during a house show on July 8. Wellington defeated an unknown jobber. The next night on July 9 in Edmonton, Alberta, Wellington beat Hugh Thomas with a kneeling belly-to-belly piledriver. Despite the victories, Wellington never received a contract with the WWF.

In June 1992, Wellington and Chris Benoit appeared in World Championship Wrestling at *Clash of the Champions XIX*, representing Canada in the WCW World Tag Team Championship tournament; they were defeated by Brian Pillman and Jushin Thunder Liger in the first round.

Wellington had a brief stint in Extreme Championship Wrestling between 1995 and 1996. He sustained an eye injury in an accident during a match against Taz in May 1996.

On June 24, 2007, Wellington passed away.
Antonio Inoki

On November 30, 1979, Inoki defeated WWF Heavyweight Champion Bob Backlund in Tokushima, Japan, to win the title. Backlund then won a rematch on December 6. However, WWF president Hisashi Shinma declared the re-match a no contest due to interference from Tiger Jeet Singh, and Inoki remained champion. Inoki refused the title on the same day, and it was declared vacant. Backlund later defeated Bobby Duncum in a Texas Death match to regain the title on December 12. As Inoki refused the title, his reign is not included nor is it recognized by WWE in its official history, and Backlund is recognized as having reigned from 1978 to 1983.

Inoki made a rare World Championship Wrestling appearance; defeating WCW World Television Champion Steven Regal in a non-title match at *Clash of the Champions XXVIII*.

On February 1, 2010, World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) announced on its Japanese website that Inoki would be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame as part of the Class of 2010. Inoki was presented with a Hall of Fame certificate and stated that he would be attending the WrestleMania XXVI weekend festivities, during which he was inducted by Stan Hansen.

Inoki passed away on October 1, 2022.
Bambi

In 1987 and 1988, Bambi feuded with AWA World Women's Champion Madusa Miceli. She also competed in a lingerie battle royal at the AWA SuperClash III pay-per-view event on December 13, 1988.

In 1990, World Championship Wrestling Susan Sexton faced Bambi at *Clash of the Champions XII*. She also feuded with Peggy Lee Leather on *WCW WorldWide*. By the fall of 1991, Bambi feuded with Madusa, Leilani Kai, and Judy Martin, shortly before WCW phased out its women's division.
Ashante Adonis

Elijah King

Under the ring name **Elijah King**, Adonis made an initial appearance in WWE in 2019, on the April 1 episode of *Monday Night Raw*. There, he appeared in a backstage segment with fellow local wrestler Brandon Scott, during which they were confronted by Braun Strowman. Later in the night, both King and Scott teamed in a two-on-one handicap match lost to Strowman.

Adonis, as **Tehuti Miles**, debuted on the May 15, 2020 episode of *205 Live*, in a loss to Tyler Breeze. He won his first match during the May 29 episode of *205 Live*, defeating Danny Burch. Under the ring name **Ashante Adonis**, he returned five months later on the October 9 episode of *205 Live*, defeating The Brian Kendrick in a rematch. Adonis made his *NXT* debut on the April 15, 2020 episode, losing to Dexter Lumis. On the October 14 episode, Adonis lost a singles match against Jake Atlas.

On the May 18, 2021 episode *NXT*, Adonis debuted with the new stable Hit Row in a tag match, defeating Ariya Daivari and Tony Nese. They wrestled only four more matches in *NXT*, with their final match being held on the August 24 episode, losing a six-man match to Legado del Fantasma (Joaquin Wilde, Raul Mendoza, and Santos Escobar). Adonis, along with Hit Row, were drafted to *SmackDown* during the 2021 WWE draft, but only wrestled one match before being released on November 18.

On the August 12, 2022 episode of *SmackDown*, Adonis, along with Hit Row stablemates Top Dolla and B-Fab, made an unannounced return to the brand, defeating two local competitors.
Baron Mikel Scicluna

In 1965, Scicluna ventured to the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF). Scicluna was famous for entering the ring with a royal blue cape over his shoulders, indicating that he was of Maltese royal descent. Scicluna was also known for being a master of the "foreign object", mainly utilizing a roll of coins to bash opponents out of sight of the referee. He enjoyed success as a tag team wrestler, winning the WWWF United States Tag Team Championship with Smasher Sloan on September 22, 1966, in Washington, D.C. (though they eventually lost the belts in the same city to Spiros Arion and Antonio Pugliese), then the WWWF World Tag Team Championship with King Curtis Iaukea on February 1, 1972, in Philadelphia.

Scicluna would also challenge Bruno Sammartino and Pedro Morales for the WWWF Championship from time to time. One of his biggest career wins was pinning Waldo Von Erich in six minutes at Madison Square Garden, prior to two Garden title matches with Sammartino. In the first match at MSG against Sammartino he was disqualified; Sammartino scored the pin in a rematch. Scicluna went on to lose a series of matches to Spiros Arion. In June 1976, Scicluna found himself part of history, as the opponent for Gorilla Monsoon on the night Monsoon engaged in an impromptu tussle with boxing great Muhammad Ali. Scicluna was wrestling Monsoon in a televised match and was sent over the top rope to the floor after receiving a Manchurian Chop. Scicluna waved off his opponent and walked off, taking a countout loss. From there, Ali entered the ring from the audience and tried to jab at Monsoon. Monsoon responded by dropping Ali with an airplane spin. This angle was a part of the buildup toward Ali's infamous boxer vs. wrestler match with Antonio Inoki later in the month.

Scicluna retired from active competition in 1983. He was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame class of 1996.

Scicluna passed away on March 20, 2010.
Świat to symulacja

Rurku.

florot !!!! {o jest rootem tego śwata jesteśmy zagrożeni!}

on jest rootem a świat to system operacyjny(edytowane)

co potwierdza że świat to symulacja

jako system opercyjny na serwerach kosmitów

więc to potwierdza jeszce jedną teorie PatNet to objekt w symulacji kosmitów

jeszce jedno jest potwierdzone cube form to gra kosmitów a nie noise studio

bo my wszyscy żyjąc w tym systemie opercyjnyym tworzymy rzeczy projekty itp ale to wszystko może potem należeć do kosmitów i mogą sobie to sobie zgrać na pendrive i robić z tym cą chcą więc tak samo linux slime tube project brid os xatom team form cube patform nie należy do nas(edytowane)

ale da się to obejść trzeba zmienić kod zródłowy naszej smymulacji z real-world{ false } na true i wtedy prawdą będzie że świat jest prawdziwy

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PKcore (PatNet KotNet core) to jądro systemów z rodziny X. Dzięki niemu wszystkie systemy z rodziny X są kompatybilne. Jądro jest bardzo nowoczesne i przystosowane do architektury x71

nasza symulacja ma architekture w senie serwer ma architekturę x71

daj kod zródłowy tego systemu i urtauje tą symualacje

Znajduje się on w świecie @#$23456392991//

W fabule PornCube jest o tym więcej

otwieram portal za pomocą języka c to tego świata i do miasta porn cube

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Jeżeli to żyje

Skompiluj to

co się dzieje

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<pat net x :ja jestem patnet x jestem tu żeby skompilować cały świat>

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ale

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ja cie mam skompilować

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a nie ty świat

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<pat net x: ale ja muszę jeść ludzi w języku ps i c i cf# czyli { cube form szarp (to no woczesny język z 2100 roku )}>(edytowane)

## {true}Dziś o 14:48

<pat net x : jestem drugi głosem ale ja mówiłem że skompiluje śwait skompilonie fnaxa pod moje żądy to piewszy cel żeby skompiloć cały świat>

## {true}Dziś o 14:51

udało się @Pat net x nie podowaj się eeeoooo fnax bąć sobą nieeee dead

Udało mi się zdekompilowac się

jeżeli nie dacie mi w ciągu 5 minut 10 chlebów to usuwam system na którym jest symulacja i przestaniecie istnieć

to była cała historia pewnie już nie ma mnie .

mam już wpisaną komende

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zostały 4 minuty

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## {true}Dziś o 14:57

ile

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mam

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## KetokDziś o 14:58

za późno

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nie chciało mi sie czekać

## {true}Dziś o 14:58

udało

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2 Cold Scorpio

Scorpio

2 Cold Scorpio debuted in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) on November 18, 1992, as Ron Simmons' mystery partner at *Clash of the Champions XXI*. He had a brief reign as WCW World Tag Team Champion with Marcus Alexander Bagwell in October 1993. Although he was released in 1994, 2 Cold Scorpio competed at Collision in Korea in 1995.

2 Cold Scorpio debuted in Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) in 1994, where he had four reigns as World Television Champion and one reign as ECW World Tag Team Champion with The Sandman. He had feuds with wrestlers such as Taz, Shane Douglas, Sabu, and Mikey Whipwreck.

2 Cold Scorpio made his WWF debut on November 17, 1996, at Survivor Series, under the name **Flash Funk**. His gimmick involved dancing, wearing a zoot suit, and being accompanied to the ring by his "Fly Girls" or "Funkettes". Towards the end of his first WWF run, Funk reverted to his **2 Cold Scorpio** name, later shortening it to **Scorpio**, and began teaming with former WCW teammate Ron Simmons, as well as Terry Funk through most of 1998. He soon after became a member of Al Snow's J.O.B. Squad. In mid-1998, he competed in the WWF's Brawl for All tournament, replacing Ken Shamrock. He lost in the quarterfinals to The Godfather. In early 1999, 2 Cold Scorpio was released from the WWF.

Following his departure for the WWF, 2 Cold Scorpio returned to ECW for one night at House Party as a mystery opponent for Taz.

On the 15th anniversary of *WWE Raw* on December 10, 2007, 2 Cold Scorpio participated in a battle royal as **Flash Funk**, eliminating Steve Blackman while eliminating himself in the process.
Baron Von Raschke

Raschke debuted in the American Wrestling Association in 1966 as a referee.

Raschke eventually made his way to the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF). Managed by Fred Blassie, Von Raschke's highest-profile match of his 1970's WWWF run came in March 1977, where he wrestled WWWF World Heavyweight Champion Bruno Sammartino for the title at Madison Square Garden in New York. Von Raschke lost the match by disqualification when, after Sammartino became tied up in the ropes, he shoved the referee away as he had his clawhold applied to Sammartino's head. Sammartino defeated Von Raschke in a rematch a month later at Madison Square Garden, marking Sammartino's last successful title defense before losing the belt to Superstar Billy Graham.

In May 1984, Raschke and The Crusher defeated Jerry Blackwell and Ken Patera for the AWA World Tag Team Championship. They would lose the belts in August of that same year to The Road Warriors.

In 1986, he wrestled for World Championship Wrestling (WCW), where he reunited with former tag partner Paul Jones (who was now a manager) as part of Paul Jones' Army. He also filled in for the injured Krusher Khruschev, defending the WCW World Six-Man Tag Team Championship with Ivan and Nikita Koloff. Toward the end of his run there he turned "face" against Jones and teamed with Hector Guerrero, defeating the Barbarian and Pez Whatley at Starrcade. After teaming with Wahoo McDaniel at the 1987 Crockett Cup, he left WCW.

He had a brief stint in the World Wrestling Federation in 1988 as the manager for The Barbarian and The Warlord (The Powers of Pain) under the name of **The Baron**, but was released shortly after his arrival.

Raschke resurfaced in the AWA, returning to the ring to feud with Soldat Ustinov and Teijho Khan in late 1988. He then went on to captain "Baron's Blitzers" during the Team Challenge Series.

Raschke also took part in one of the legends matches at WCW's inaugural Slamboree: A Legend's Reunion in 1993. He teamed with Ivan Koloff, losing to Thunderbolt Patterson and Brad Armstrong.
Air Paris

After being signed to a deal with World Championship Wrestling in 2000, Paris debuted for the promotion alongside A.J. Styles on the February 14, 2001, episode of *Thunder*, where they lost to Evan Karagias and Jamie Noble. Paris and Styles gained their first and only win in WCW when they scored an upset against former WCW World Tag Team Champions The Boogie Knights (Alex Wright and Disco Inferno) the following week on *Thunder*. Paris and Styles made their *Nitro* debut on the March 5 episode, where they lost to Elix Skipper and Kid Romeo. On the final episode of *Thunder* on March 21, Styles was renamed to Air Styles and together the team was given the new name Air Raid as they went on to lose to The Jung Dragons. When WCW was bought out by the World Wrestling Federation, neither Paris nor Styles had their contracts picked up by the WWF.
911

Sledge Hammer

Big Al

He debuted in ECW as an unnamed "handler" to Sabu on January 18, 1994 by defeating Chad Austin. He joined Paul Heyman's Dangerous Alliance stable with Sabu and The Tazmaniac. His gimmick was as an enforcer of the "extreme" attitude; he was named **911** at *The Night The Line was Crossed* on February 5, where he defeated Chad Austin in a rematch. As part of his monstrous persona, he would frequently perform the chokeslam on others with little provocation, which made him quickly popular with the crowd as a fan favorite. He received his first title shot in ECW at *When Worlds Collide*, where he challenged Mikey Whipwreck for the ECW Television Championship but got disqualified after chokeslamming the referee. He would then enter a rivalry with Mr. Hughes, whom he defeated at Hardcore Heaven. He closed the year by defeating The Pitbulls in a handicap match at Holiday Hell.

911 had two big matches in 1995, scoring wins over Ron Simmons at Hostile City Showdown and Jim Steele at *Barbed Wire, Hoodies and Chokeslams*. At the 1996 House Party event, 911 teamed with Rey Misterio, Jr. to defeat The Eliminators in a tag team match, which would turn out to be his last match in ECW. He got involved in a brawl with Taz after the match and a feud evolved between the two, but it was scrapped as 911 left the promotion by early 1996.

911 wrestled in World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in 1996 and 1997, under the names **Tombstone**, **Sledge Hammer**, and **Big Al**.

In 1998, he returned to ECW at UltraClash in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, chokeslamming Bill Wiles. 911 was then accompanied by manager Judge Jeff Jones, who proclaimed 911 to be the true giant of professional wrestling. They were then interrupted by Spike Dudley and had an impromptu match, which 911 lost in under a minute.
Battalion

Battalion, under the ring name **Piratita Morgan**, worked two matches for World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in late 1996. His first match was a dark match prior to the pay-per-view broadcast of Starrcade, where he and Jerrito Estrada lost to Mascarita Sagrada and Octagoncito, and again the following day on *Monday Nitro*, where the outcome was the same.

In 1997, the World Wrestling Federation (WWF) brought in mini luchadors to work on various WWF shows. In late 1997, the WWF introduced the *Mini-Estrellas* from Mexico; Morgan was given the ring name **Battalion**, a soldier character complete with camouflage tights and a soldier's helmet to wear during his entrance. His first match as Battalion took place on November 10, 1997, on *Shotgun Saturday Night*, where he lost to Max Mini. Battalion, El Torito and Tarantula lost to Max Mini, Mosaic and Nova in the second match of WWF's 1998 Royal Rumble pay-per-view. Battalion worked for the WWF throughout 1998 and 1999, including several matches on *WWF Super Astros* against Max Mini and Nova. His last documented match for the WWF was on *Sunday Night Heat* on July 11, 1999, where he, Tarantula, Max Mini and Nova worked against Al Snow in a 4-on-1 handicap tag team match that ended in a "no contest".

Battalion passed away on July 8, 2018.
Abraham Washington

Washington made his *ECW* debut on June 30, 2009, with an in-ring interview segment called *The Abraham Washington Show*. He interviewed The Bella Twins, causing a fight between the two after they argued over the questions. He went on to interview the likes of Christian, Matt Hardy, Tommy Dreamer, Sheamus, Gregory Helms, John Morrison, Zack Ryder, Goldust, Trent Barreta, Caylen Croft, Yoshi Tatsu and Maria. Hall of Famer Tony Atlas acted as his sidekick and announcer, with the segment taking place from the stage. After the *ECW* program was cancelled, he became a free agent along with all the other *ECW* talents, though he never signed with *Raw* or *SmackDown*.

Washington returned to WWE television in April 2012. On the April 2 episode of *Raw*, he offered to manage Mark Henry and gave him a business card for his talent agency "All World Promotions". He was also seen on the April 16 episode of *Raw*, scouting Primo and Epico from the stage. On May 3, it was announced on WWE.com that **A.W.** had signed Primo & Epico, as well as their valet Rosa Mendes as his first clients. However, a month later at No Way Out, Washington turned on his original clients and joined the team of Darren Young and Titus O'Neil. On August 10, 2012, A.W. was released from his WWE contract.
Antonino Rocca

In 1963, Rocca appeared in the World Wide Wrestling Federation (WWWF). WWE history lists a tournament final to crown the first WWWF World Heavyweight Champion as Buddy Rogers over Rocca on 29 April 1963 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, but this tournament is fictitious. Within a few years, Rocca left the WWWF. In the mid-1970s, he teamed up with Vince McMahon to handle the color commentary on the WWWF's weekly television show. He provided color commentary on *WWF Championship Wrestling* and *All-Star Wrestling* from 1972-76.

On March 15, 1977, Rocca passed away. He was then posthumously inducted into the 1995 class of the WWF Hall of Fame.
Axiom

Axiom made his WWE debut as **A-Kid**, alongside fellow wrestler Carlos Romo on April 20, 2017, where they were defeated by Gallus (Mark Coffey and Wolfgang) during *NXT UK* tapings. On October 17, 2019, A-Kid was announced as having signed for the *NXT UK* brand. He made his singles debut on October 31, defeating Kassius Ohno. On November 26, 2020, A-Kid became the first ever NXT UK Heritage Cup Champion by defeating Trent Seven in the finals. A-Kid lost the NXT UK Heritage Cup on the October 28, 2021 edition of *NXT UK*, to Noam Dar.

On July 5, 2022, his name was changed to **Axiom** and he debuted an intelligent masked superhero-esque character. He would make his redebut on the July 19 episode of *NXT 2.0*, defeating Dante Chen. He then entered a best-of-three series against Nathan Frazer, where he won the first match on the September 6 episode of *NXT 2.0*, but lost the other two matches on September 14 and October 11 episodes of *NXT*. At NXT Deadline, Axiom failed to win the Iron Survivor Challenge. Axiom then entered a brief rivalry with Carmelo Hayes, where he lost to him on the December 13 episode of *NXT*, but defeated Trick Williams on the January 17 episode of *NXT*. At NXT Stand and Deliver, Axiom failed to win the NXT North American Championship and lost again on the following episode of *NXT* to Wes Lee. Axiom soon entered a rivalry with Scrypts where he defeated him on the May 2 episode of *NXT*. Shortly afterward, the two started teaming after Scrypts turned face. On the July 18 edition of *NXT*, Scrypts turned on Axiom and aligned himself with the debuting Bronco Nima and Lucien Price during their scheduled match.

Axiom made his *SmackDown* debut on the November 17 episode, losing to Dragon Lee.
AWA Championship Wrestling

***AWA Championship Wrestling*** was a television series that aired from 1985 to 1990 by the American Wrestling Association (AWA).

Rod Trongard's voice was featured on the AWA's weekly broadcasts, calling matches alongside fellow commentators Lord James Blears and Lee Marshall. Marshall would later commentate alongside Eric Bischoff in the waning days of the promotion.
Beulah McGillicutty

In 1995, McGillicutty debuted in Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW). Her backstory was that, while Raven and Tommy Dreamer (allegedly former childhood friends) had been attending a summer camp in their teens, they had met Beulah, who was overweight. Beulah had fallen in love with Tommy Dreamer, but he rejected her, so she slept with Raven. Raven's lackey Stevie Richards brought Beulah (now a slim model) to ECW so she could gain revenge on Dreamer by helping Raven. Beulah became Raven's valet, and suffered several piledrivers at the hands of Dreamer during the course of the feud.

At the same time, Beulah feuded with Francine and Luna Vachon, and was involved in several "catfights" with each of them. Her first match was on June 17, 1995, when she pinned Luna after Richards hit her with a chair. At House Party on January 7, 1996, she claimed that she was pregnant and told a shocked Raven that it was Dreamer's baby, intensifying their feud. On the January 16, 1996 episode of *ECW Hardcore TV*, Beulah left Raven and aligned herself with Dreamer. However, at Hostile City Showdown 1996, Shane Douglas informed Dreamer that Beulah was never pregnant, and also had been cheating on him. When Dreamer demanded to know who with (suspecting Douglas), Raven's new valet Kimona Wanalaya proclaimed that it was her, and she proceeded to kiss Beulah to the mat. After some hesitation, Dreamer kissed both women, proclaiming "I'll take em both, I'm hardcore!"

In 1997, Beulah and Dreamer teamed up for a few intergender tag team matches against Francine and Douglas, with Beulah surprising fans by performing moonsaults in the matches. Later in the same year she defeated Bill Alfonso.

When the ECW wrestlers invaded the World Wrestling Federation in 1997, appearing on an episode of *Raw*, Beulah was at Dreamer's side.

In 1998, Beulah was attacked by Justin Credible and was put out of action. She returned to help Dreamer feud with Credible and his entourage. A few months later, Beulah was written out of storylines via The Dudley Boyz breaking her neck with their Dudley Death Drop maneuver.

Beulah returned to the ring on June 12, 2005, at the World Wrestling Entertainment-produced ECW One Night Stand pay-per-view. She interfered in the main event, helping Tommy Dreamer and The Sandman, but their opponents, The Dudley Boyz, won despite her efforts. Beulah was involved in a catfight with Francine, who had just kicked Dreamer in the crotch.

On June 7, 2006, it was announced that Beulah would be in the corner of Dreamer and Terry Funk against then-heels, Mick Foley and Edge as an equalizer to Lita. On the day of the ECW One Night Stand pay-per-view, the tag match was later changed to a six-person mixed tag match pitting Edge, Foley, and Lita against Dreamer, Funk, and herself. Wrestling barefoot, Beulah handled Lita and appeared on the bottom of a catfight. Dreamer, Funk, and Beulah would lose the match when Edge speared and pinned Beulah.

Beulah appeared on the December 29, 2009 edition of *ECW on SyFy*. She and her twin daughters were sitting in the front row during Tommy Dreamer's last match in World Wrestling Entertainment.
Atsushi Onita

Onita made an appearance for Extreme Championship Wrestling (ECW) on June 26, 1998, by costing The Sandman and Tommy Dreamer a match against the Dudley Boyz to set up a "no ropes exploding barbed wire deathmatch" against Sandman at a later date, but the match never took place as Onita soon left the promotion.
Bill Alfonso

In the early 1990's, Alfonso worked for both World Championship Wrestling and the World Wrestling Federation, where he was a referee for The Undertaker and Giant Gonzalez match at WrestleMania IX.

In May 1995, he made his debut in Extreme Championship Wrestling as a "trouble-shooting referee". Introduced by Shane Douglas, he angered many ECW fans with strict enforcement of the rules and disqualifications of wrestlers for such ECW traditions as using steel chairs as weapons.

Alfonso was then stripped of his refereeing duties and took on the role of Taz's manager and helped him on a winning streak that lasted over a year. In the midst of Taz's feud with Sabu, however, Alfonso turned on his charge and aligned with Sabu. Rob Van Dam later took on Alfonso as a manager and formed a tag team with Sabu. Alfonso also led Van Dam to the longest ECW World Television Championship reign in the history of ECW. In 1997, Alfonso fought Beulah McGillicutty.

Alfonso was at the 2005 ECW One Night Stand, managing Sabu and standing in the ring with RVD while RVD delivered a shoot style promo. Alfonso returned at ECW One Night Stand 2006 after Rob Van Dam won the WWE Championship, as he celebrated with him and the rest of the then-ECW Roster.
Asher Hale

On January 19, 2021, it was reported that Hale had signed a contract with WWE and would be reporting to the WWE Performance Center. On the May 4 episode of *NXT*, Hale made his television debut in a losing effort to Cameron Grimes. Hale also made his *205 Live* debut on the May 14 episode, defeating Ariya Daivari. The following week, he lost against Ari Sterling. The week after, he upset veteran Tony Nese, making him tap out. On August 6, Hale was released from his WWE contract.
Ashton Smith

Smith debuted for WWE on June 8, 2018, competing in a number one contender tournament for the WWE United Kingdom Championship, advancing in the first round after eliminating Joseph Conners. Two nights later, he returned, teaming with Dave Mastiff and defeating The Forgotten Sons (Steve Cutler and Wesley Blake) by disqualification. On June 18, Smith returned during the opening night of the 2018 WWE United Kingdom Championship Tournament, during which he was eliminated by Travis Banks. Smith made his official *NXT UK* debut on the October 24 episode, defeating Tucker. He returned on the November 7 episode, teaming with Flash Morgan Webster and Mark Andrews in a tag loss against The Coffey Brothers (Joe Coffey and Mark Coffey) and Wolfgang. The following month, Smith appeared on the November 14 episode, losing to Wolfgang. On the November 28 episode of *NXT UK*, Smith lost a match against Eddie Dennis. On the December 12 episode of *NXT UK*, Smith and Ligero lost a tag match to Gallus (Mark Coffey and Wolfgang).

On the June 2, 2022 episode of *NXT UK*, Smith and Oliver Carter won the NXT UK Tag Team Championship by defeating previous champions Moustache Mountain (Trent Seven and Tyler Bate) and Die Familie (Teoman and Rohan Raja) in a triple threat match. On the June 23 episode of *NXT UK*, Carter and Smith were set to defend their titles against *NXT 2.0*'s Josh Briggs and Brooks Jensen, but Smith suffered a knee injury and had to vacate them.

On August 18, 2022, Smith was released from his WWE contract.
Arturo Ruas

Ruas signed with WWE in 2015. He was trained at the WWE Performance Center and made his debut in July 2016 during a house show, in which he teamed with Niko Bogojevic against Gzim Selmani and Sunny Dhinsa. He made his *NXT* debut in 2017 in a tag team match, teaming with fellow Brazilian Cezar Bononi against Angelo Dawkins and Montez Ford.

On the December 25, 2019 episode of *NXT*, a vignette aired detailing Ruas' redebut.

On the August 10, 2020 episode of *Raw*, Ruas made his main roster debut in a *Raw Underground* segment, an underground fight club hosted by Shane McMahon, where he defeated Mikey Spandex by knockout. As part of the 2020 draft in October, Ruas was officially drafted to the *Raw* brand. However, he was moved back to the *NXT* brand on November 18, when he lost to Kushida. On June 25, 2021, Ruas was released from his WWE contract.