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Gex

**Gex** is a breach mage from War Eternal.

## Mage Overview

Gex is a flexible mage, capable of removing cards from other mages' decks and taking them for herself. Gex could be supportive, removing low cost cards from allies' decks, making them more efficient. Alternatively, other mage's could work together to give Gex high valued cards, increasing her power very quickly.  allows Gex to take the top card of one ally's discard deck, adding it to her hand. There is no restriction to what cost or type of card this is. Gex's ability allows her to destroy two 0 cards from her discard pile, increasing the efficiency of her own deck.

### Ability

Gex may spend 5 charges during her main phase to destroy up to two cards from her discard pile that cost 0 . These will typically be s and s, although Gex does not have to destroy any cards. Then, any one ally draws one card and gains 2 life (if possible). Gex cannot gain a card/life for herself.

### Breach Setup

Gex starts with one open breach and two closed breaches in the following orientations.

## Strategy

*This page is lacking strategy tips right now.*

## Lore

> "*A hammer is the perfect weapon for our fight, because it doesn't have to be a weapon. Swords must be swords, spears must be spears, and bows must shoot arrows. But a hammer can be a tool, can build as well as destroy. A hammer helps us remember we have something to protect, something beyond our fight.
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> Brama and I have had many long discussions about how appearances matter, and how they don't, and how to look inside them to the truth. I remind her of my training, when I chose my gem. Even she looked at me askance when I returned with a plain grey rock. Until I showed her the spell to look beyond the surface to the beautiful geode within.
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> Hidden power, hidden reasons, these suit our purposes best. Especially now, when we are surrounded by so many others with hidden thoughts. Neither I nor Brama can fully divine the mind of Yan Magda, nor the mind of the being we once called Mist. Both claim to be allies. Both have helped in the fight so far, that much must be admitted. Nevertheless, I will keep my greatest reasons, and my greatest powers, in reserve. Just in case.*"
> ― Gex
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CSLL Events 1989

January- Carnaval de Invierno

February- Ultimo Noche de Pelea

March- Baile de la Muerte

April- Rey de los Triples

May- Batalla del Cielo Caminado

June- Concurso de Lucha Libre

July- Golpes Severos Ensue

August- Mania de Lucha Libra

September- Extravaganza de Otono

October- Anillos de Destruccion

November- Tradicion Salvaje

December- Zona de Guerra de Invierno
Canada Day Stampede Winners

The Canada Day Stampede is an annual Battle Royal that grants a championship title match to its winner. Since 1975 it has been contested by several Canadian companies with ties to the Clarke wrestling family.

It began with Prairie Pro Wrestling in 1975 and continued to run with the company when it was renamed True North Superstars in 1981 until its closure in 1996.

The Canada Day Stampede began again in 2009 when Brian Clarke began to promote O Canada Wrestling (no relation to the original OCW organization during the Territory Era), and when Global Wrestling was bought out and OCW was renamed All-Star Global Wrestling, the Stampede continues to be their July tradition.

The following are the winners of the Canada Stampede for each year it was contested:

1975: King Snake

1976: Farmer Bates

1977: Moose Malkovich

1978: Moose Malkovich (2)

1979: Toxic

1980: Mr. Ming

19811: Vince Gage

1982: Mr. Toru

1983: Tyler Blood

1984: Brad Clarke

1985: MK Ultra

1986: Mr. Toru (2)

1987: Toxic (2)

1988: TNT Tommy Smith

1989: The Cougar

1990: Anton Edwards

1991: Kent Clarke

1992: Anton Edwards (2)

1993: Reggie Hunter

1994: Largo the Ape Man

19952: Rex Hunter

20103: Golden Griffon

2011: Charlie Lake

2012: Cougar II

2013: OJ Clarke

2014: Maxwell

2015: Henri Carpentier

2016: Lance Lane

2017: Vijay Sidhu

2018: Stan Chudnovsky

2019: Eric O‘Brien

2020: Slash Zamboni

2021: Leon Tremblay

2022: TNT Terry Smith

1 This was the last Canada Day Stampede before PPW rebranded as True North Superstars

2 True North Superstars closed in 1996.

3 O Canada Wrestling began promoting the Canada Day Stampede in 2010
BLOOD Ring Events 1998

January- Runs Red

February- BLOOD in the Snow

March- The Mr. Toru Invitational Tournament

April- BLOOD and HONOR

May- We All Fall Down

June- Hot-BLOODED

July- Summer Sacrifice

August- Great Tribulations

September- Rough Cuts

October- The Night of a Thousand Screams

November- Survival of the Fittest

December- Battle to the Top
Canadian Women's Championship

The Canadian Women's Champion was a title contested by female wrestlers in True North Superstars.

The title was introduced in July 1980 at the Canada Day Riot event, and was active until 1996 when TNS was bought out by Wrestling World Cup.

**Doris Wood**

July 1980-March 1981 (Battle Royal for vacant title)

**Paisley Cain**

March 1981-January 1983

**Doris Wood**

January 1983-March 1983

**Paisley Cain**

March 1983-July 1983

**Doris Wood**
Hexagon

Hexagon is a Mexican rudo legend. He made his name in the Yucatan Lucha Libre territory in the 1970s in a trios team with his real-life brothers Perro Rojo and El Serpiente.

When NCLL consolidated into CSLL in the early 80s, Hexagon moved to the Puerto Rico-based Campeonato Wrestling Caribe where he helped foster the careers of his nephew and successor El Hijo del Hexagon, and much later his grandsons Hexagon III and Serpiente III.

WIP
Anton Edwards

Age: 24

Finisher: Star Maker (Moonsault)

Bio:

Meet Anton Edwards - a young, egotistical Brit who sees himself as the next big thing in wrestling today. From a young age, he was taught that might is right, and seeks to use his might to further his delusional fantasy that he is wrestling's Golden Star.

With a razor-sharp wit and the in-ring skill to match, the sky seems to be the limit for Anton.

Credit: Maver1ck
Chainsaw Chuck Sawyer

Age: 35

Finisher: (Face Eraser) Legsweep Faceslam

Bio:

Once Chuck Sawyer was a top heel in Big Shot Wrestling, but his backstage antics made him few friends with management. Unwilling to lose him as a cash cow, they tried firing his brother Bulldog Buck Sawyer to intimidate him. However that backfired when Sawyer walked, taking the now-defunct BSW United States title with him.

Now calling himself the "BS US Champ," he is a free agent with his brother Buck.
Fate

Age: 25

Finisher: Flatliner (Jumping Flatliner)

Bio:

Only 5'9 not much is known about Fate or anything before his wrestling career, Fate plays a demonic figure who is determined to destroy someone's mentality, capture the top tier championship, or do whatever the hell he wants.

Beware, Fate is no man, or monster to be messed with.

Credit: FOOS
Khan the Barbarian

Age: 33

Finisher: Mongolian Rack (Canadian Backbreaker)

Bio:

Actually a full-blooded Comanche from Denver, Khan the Barbarian is a top heel and one of WWC's best workers. He has slowed down somewhat since his heyday, but can still carry lesser talent to big matches.

He has been tasked with helping new star Knightmare get his footing in WWC, but Khan isn't quite ready to pass on the torch.
Akira Tenzan

Age: 24

Finisher: Backdrop Driver

Bio:

Akira Tenzan is a young Japanese up-and-comer who recently took leave from MASS to learn the North American style, in the hopes of becoming more well-rounded.

Recently he did a stint in the WWC "Ranch" training camp, where he impressed head trainer Mustang Charlie enough to get a spot on the main show.
Bill Iceberg Undefeated Streak

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Bill Iceberg debuted in Big Shot Wrestling in 1998 and went on to score an impressive 3-year winning streak from April 1998 to November 2001.

Many of his wins were simply jobber squashes on the weekly Big Saturday Wrestling. Only his PPV event wins are listed here.

Biggest Shot of Them - Won a 12-Man Round Robin Tournament, going undefeated in seven matches.

Triple Threat 1998 vs. The Conqueror

Beach Blast 1998 vs. BEEMOTA

American Pride 1998 vs. Nero Cortez

Heat Wave 1998 vs. Aaron Crocket (DQ)

Fall Behind 1998 vs. Allan Crockett (DQ)

Hell O'Ween 1998 vs. The Crockett Brothers

Blood Bowl 1998 vs. Don Starr (DQ)

Snow Slam 1998 vs. Don Starr

Wrestle Rage 1999 vs. Gene Calypso (countout)

Fight Club 1999 vs. Takeshi Nakajimi

Crowning of Champions 1999 vs. Col. JD Stuart

Biggest Shot of Them All 1999 vs. The Steel Sultan vs. Sammy Lee Swagger

Triple Threat 1999 vs. Curtis Parfait

Beach Blast 1999 vs. Ron Ravish

American Pride 1999 vs. Kirov

Heat Wave 1999 vs. T-Bones Jones (DQ)

Fall Behind 1999 vs. Panico & Discordia (handicap match)

Hell O'Ween 1999 vs. T-Bone Jones

Blood Bowl 1999 vs. Showtime (countout)

Snow Slam 1999 vs. Showtime (winning the National Title)

Wrestle Rage 2000 vs. Chris Temple

Fight Club 2000 with Meltdown, Mohawk & Maverick McGillis vs. Curtis Parfait, Ron Ravish, Panico & Discordia

Crowning of Champions 2000 vs. Simon Hill (countout)

Biggest Shot of Them All 2000 vs. Simon Hill (DQ)

Triple Threat 2000 vs. Simon Hill vs. Playboy Scott (pinned Scott for the Worldwide Heavyweight Title)

*\*Bill Iceberg was injured with a torn rotator cup from May 2000 to January 2001.*

Wrestle Rage 2001 vs. Simon Hill (Stretcher match)

Fight Club 2001 with Skorpio, Flex Flawless & T-Bone Jones vs. Soldier, Titan, Evan Hall & Scott Kash

Crowning of Champions 2001 vs. Soldier (countout)

Biggest Shot of Them All 2001 vs. Soldier (winning the Worldwide Heavyweight Title)

Triple Threat 2001 vs. The Titan

Beach Blast 2001 vs. Evan Hall

American Pride 2001 vs. Scott Kash

Heat Wave 2001 vs. Scott Kash

Fall Behind 2001 vs. Evan Hall & Scott Kash (Invaders Must Disband vs Streak)

Hell O'Ween 2001 vs. Curtis Parfait

Blood Bowl 2001 **Loss** to The Titan\*

\*A No-DQ stipulation, with an unprecedented number of run-ins.
Christopher West

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 18

Debut Year: 2002

Finisher: Swinging DDT

Bio:

The son of Big Bob West, and nephew of Larry the Lizard West. He was trained by both and debuts in 2002.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Debut Age: 18

Debut Year: 2002

Finisher: Swinging DDT

Bio:

A second-generation WWC star, Christopher West is known for bloody brawls and his signature Singapore cane.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 18

Finisher: Swinging DDT

Bio:

Recently debuted in WWS, Christopher West follows in the footsteps of his father Bob West and uncle Larry the Lizard.

Neither the powerhouse his father is nor the ring tactician of his uncle's calibre, he has them both beat in sheer blood-boiling intensity.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 31

Finisher: Swinging DDT

Bio:

Another promising WWS career that never came to pass, Christopher West is one of the many talented-but-underutilized stars signed to be part of Wrestling Big Time.

Without the excuse of being "held down" to rely on, can Christopher West finally meet his potential?
Beast Bronson

Age: 33

Finisher: The Big One (Big Splash)

Bio:

A hardcore legend who has wrestled and held titles on every continent (except Antarctica), he is nortoriously nomadic and it was a huge deal when Big Shot Wrestling signed him to a multi-year contract. Before GWA collapsed, Bronson was their "secret weapon" against their national rival.

He is a perfectionist in and out of the ring, and will make trouble backstage when he feels others aren't pulling their weight.
A-10

## The Golden Era - TtW 1983

Debut Age: 19

Debut Year: 2001

Finisher: MOAB (Sitout Gut-Wrench Powerbomb)

Bio:

A-10 is an incredibly agile heavyweight wrestler set to debut for WCWC in 2001.

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 19

Debut Year: 2001

Finisher: Thunderbolt (Frog Splash)

Bio:

A-10 is an incredibly agile heavyweight wrestler set to debut in 2001.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Debut Age: 19

Debut Year: 2001

Finisher: Thunderbolt (Frog Splash)

Bio:

A-10 is an incredibly agile heavyweight wrestler trained by WCWC veteran Skull Malone. He debuts 2001.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 20

Finisher: Thunderbolt (Frog Splash)

Bio:

A-10 is a talented and charismatic heavyweight that works for HaRdKoRe Wrestling Xplosion. Pigeon-holed into a militaristic gimmick with the Armed Forces faction, his skills far outstrip the way he is booked.

If used correctly he could be a future star.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 37

Finisher: MOAB (Sitout Gut-Wrench Powerbomb)

Bio:

From modest beginnings in HaRdKoRe Wrestling Xplosion, A-10 has become one of the most popular indie stars of the 2000s.

He has slowed down somewhat since his rookie days, but can still put on a good show. Currently teaming with his mentor The Hand Grenade as the Wunderwaffe.
Eddie Whisky

## Tomorrow, the World

Age: 25

Finisher: Sour Mash (Crucifix Piledriver)

Bio:

Big, strong and entertaining, Eddie Whisky is a star on the rise.

Protege of long-time WWC trainer Mustang Charlie (whom he teams with as the Dogs of War), Eddie has a few "personal demons" he needs to keep in check to keep his career on the right path.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Age: 34

Finisher: Hangover (Moonsault)

Bio:

A textbook example of "what could have been," Eddie Whisky should have been fired from WWC a long time ago.

Substance abuse, a toxic attitude backstage, and unprofessional conduct should have ended Whisky's career. However, a shallow talent pool due to the Ratings War, coupled with protection from WWC's road boss Mustang Charlie has kept Eddie employed so far.

But Eddie's used all of his second chances, and even his number one supporter is done with his crap. Will Eddie sink or swim?

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 38

Finisher: Whisky Kick (Running Yakuza Kick)

Bio:

Eddie Whisky has had a lot of ups and downs in his career, but he has found some small amount of balance nowadays.

Able to put his own demons down, he looks forward to a slow ease towards retirement, willing to get young stars over along the way as needed.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 55

Retirement Year: 2005

Bio:

After enduring a career of setbacks, both internal and external, Eddie has retired from the ring and serves as a backstage producer.

Having worked past his own demons, he serves as a mentor to many young stars in the WWS lockerroom.
Indie Workers

The death of GWA saw a great many wrestlers suddenly out of work, with the companies they abandoned being the only prospects for work.

Additionally, the Top Five stars of Global Wrestling All-Stars were indicted in the drug-related charges. In exchange for turning states evidence against their former employer, they managed to avoid jail time, but each has be forbidden from working as a professional wrestler for two years. As 1990 rolls in, these big names will become available, and a bidding war is likely to ensue.
FOOS

Debut Age: 27

Debut Year: 1990

Finisher: Blue Thunder Bomb

Bio:

This man, who refers to himself as "The Future" is 6'4 and stands out due to his amazing strength in-ring and impressive agility for a big man. He is noted for his unique blue hair.

He prefers to play as a face but can work a good monster heel.
Brent Clarke

Age: 26

Finisher: Stampede Deathlock (Lion-Tamer)

Bio:

Brent Clarke was one of True North Superstars workers, by far the most-talented son of owner Ron Clarke. When GWA came knocking to cherry-pick the best of all the territories, he could not pass up the money they threw at him.

Leaving with his dad's blessing and his jealous siblings' envy, he languished in the GWA midcard until injuries and the whiff of scandal opened up a spot in the main event.

Alas his newfound fame put him in the crosshairs of the US Supreme Court, and he was one of the GWA Five singled out for prosecution.
Dave Dream

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 19

Debut Year: 1999

Finisher: Sleepwalker (Sliced Bread #2)

Bio:

A star pupil of WWC Legend Knightmare, David Dream looks to be a top star. He debuts in 1999.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Debut Age: 19

Debut Year: 1999

Finisher: Sleepwalker (Sliced Bread #2)

Bio:

David Dream is on of the young up-and-comers trained by WWC Superstar Knightmare. While he has a lot to prove, his look and his training lineage may give him an inital leg-up.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 22

Finisher: Sleepwalker (Sliced Bread #2)

Bio:

In his rookie year with Wrestling World Superstars, Dream has a ton of potential and a good amount of buzz from his exploits in the indies.

The question now is whether he can seize the opportunity in front of him, or will he quickly burn out as so many before him?

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 39

Finisher: Wake Up Call (Emerald Fusion)

Bio:

After years of playing second- and third-fiddle in WWS (first to the likes of Tom Stone and later to the Natural David Reed), Dave Dream was approached by wrestling legend Don Starr to help his own start-up wrestling company.

Now Wrestling Big Time is about to take on the biggest wrestling company in the world. Is Dream ready to cast aside his stigma of being "the Other Dave" and become the worldwide star he always felt be should be?
El Pollo Poco

Debut Age: 18

Finisher: Flying Drumstick (Single-Arm Tornado DDT)

Bio:

A young and unorthodox young Canadian wrestler training with WWC's Ranch. His gimmick of a masked chicken, while unique, may not make him the star he thinks he will be...

He teams up with the much more serious El Lobo Loco as the team of Los Gringos Locos.
Curtis Parfait

Debut Age: 27

Debut Year: 1989

Finisher: Plex-Parfait (Fisherman's Suplex)

Bio:

An established tag team wrestler formerly GWA, Curtis Parfait is currently signed with Wrestling World Cup. He is currently sitting out his guaranteed contract with GWA then will join the WWC roster.

Teams with Ron Ravish to form the Minnesota War Machine.
Joey Red River

Age: 22

Finisher: Red River Slam (Side Suplex)

Bio:

Actually a Japanese wrestler on loan to TNS named Kagehisa Estuko, Joey Red River was created when head booker Brian Clarke felt the roster was "too Asian" for the rural Canadian crowd. Estuko teams with Canadian native Charlie Lake as the First Nation.
Empire Mat Classic Tournament Winners

The Empire Mat Classic Tournament was an annual 16-man elimination tournament hosted by Catch Wrestling Empire in the annual event of the same name.

The tournament ran from 1989 until CWE closed in 2016.

## Tournament Winners

**1989**

The Orkney Bog Man

**1990**

John the Gale Hale

**1991**

Alestair Nobody

**1992**

Yevgeny Kirov

**1993**

Stretch Onswall

**1994**

John the Giant Hale

**1995**

Top Gun TJ Singh

**1996**

Ziggy Hammerhead

**1997**

MK Ultra

**1998**

Soap Crowley

**1999**

Soap Crowley

**2000**

Caleb Price

**2001**

Paisley Lockheart

**2002**

Fabulous Armand LeBlanc

**2003**

Smasher O’Mally

**2004**

Caleb Price

**2005**

Magnusson

**2006**

Kade Muambo

**2007**

Drake Welesley

**2008**

Magnusson

**2009**

Rupert Morgan

**2010**

Wülf Krupp

**2011**

Rupert Morgan

**2012**

Saxon Kray

**2013**

Rupert Morgan

**2014**

Dermot

**2015**

Broly McCain

**2016**

Jared Grimm
Grand Tournament Invitational Winners

### Tournament Winners

The Grand Tournament Invitational first began in 1975, with then inaugural 16-person tournament being won by **George Bailey**, representing West Coast Pro Wrestling.

The GTI has run every year since, lasting longer than most wrestling companies and hosting generations of wrestlers. Here is a list of winner spanning 1975 through 2022:

## Tournament Grand Invitational Winners

**1975**

George Bailey

**1976**

Bob Boston

**1977**

Pretty Boy Roy Reed

**1978**

Bob Boston

**1979**

All Moxley

**1981**

Ice Man Andy Ravage

**1982**

Bigfoot Allen

**1983**

Axel Moxley

**1984**

The Steel Sultan

**1985**

Tyler Blood

**1986**

Brian Clarke

**1987**

Red Monolith

**1988**

El Bandito II

**1989**

Vicente Bolívar

**1990**

Conner McCrae

**1991**

Bob Boston

**1992**

Alestair Nobody

**1993**

Alestair Nobody

**1994**

Sidewinder Simon Hill

**1995**

Skorpio

**1996**

El Hijo del Hexagon

**1997**

Hangman JJ Hill

**1998**

Willie Simmons

**1999**

Jackson Driver

**2000**

Golden Guy Bouchard

**2001**

Rawhide Sam Hill

**2002**

Black Belt Lee

**2003**

Behemoth

**2004**

Kenta Tenryu

**2005**

Tom Stone

**2006**

Ron Triton

**2007**

Saxon Kray

**2008**

Dolph Kruger

**2009**

Jimmy Watson

**2010**

Brian Jones

**2011**

Knightmare

**2012**

Super Tigon

**2013**

Jimmy Watson

**2014**

BEEMOTA

**2015**

TJ Singh Jr.

**2016**

Dave Dream

**2017**

Maxwell

**2018**

Toshio Sugita

**2019**

Diego Esteban

**2020**

Biff Graham

**2021**

KhAoS

**2022**

Eric O'Brien
La Mujer Mortal

## Tomorrow, the World

Age: 32

Finisher: Mother of Mercy (Rings of Saturn)

Bio:

One of the greatest Mexican wrestlers in the world, La Mujer Mortal (lit. The Deadly Woman, aka Concepción de la Garza) was unfortunate to be born the wrong gender in a country dominated by the "Men-Only" Consejo Supremo de Lucha Libre.

First moving to Japan where she faced more barriers due to her gaijin status, then to Canada after being recruited by True North Superstars road boss Mr. Toru, she has finally found he place in the sun.

One of the most-feared and respected wrestlers in the world, a good rule of thumb is Do Not Mess With La Mujer.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Age: 41

Finisher: Mother of Mercy (Rings of Saturn)

Bio:

One of the first stars from TNS signed to Wrestling World Cup after the former's buy-out. La Mujer Mortal is near the end of her career and she is *very graciously* helping rebuild the decimated WWC female ranks.

Despite recently becoming a first-time grandmother, you still DO NOT MESS WITH LA MUJER.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 45

Retirement Year: 2000

Bio:

One of Mexico's most-venerated legends, La Mujer Mortal has thrown a lifeline to the ailing CSLL. Her only request is to finally make it intergender.

She remains active behind the scenes, keeping order in the female lockerroom and mentoring a generation of new workers.

And as anyone will tell you: Messing with Concepción de la Garza is discouraged.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 62

Retirement Year: 2000

Bio:

She's still kicking. Don't screw with her.
Black Belt Lee

## Tomorrow, the World

Age: 24

Finisher: Flying Body Press

Bio:

Josh "Black Belt" Lee is a mid-card mainstay in Wrestling World Cup. Often teams up with T-Bone Jones to the form the Lethal Weapons.

A sold worker who sells moves like they were gunshots.

Since you asked, he is actually Hawaiian with Japanese on his mother's side.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Age: 33

Finisher: Rear Naked Choke

Bio:

Mos often known as "T-Bone Jones's Partner," Black Belt Lee has gotten an opportunity to become a main eventer in his own right since the Defection of Jones et al.

While not the best man on the mic, Lee's intensity can captivate crowds and carry matches.

Currently teaming with form MMA star Frank Hemlock as the New Lethal Weapons, on this time it Hemlock in the role of "Black Belt Lee's Partner." So that's some progress at least.

## Tomorrow's World - TtW 2002

Age: 37

Finisher: Rear Naked Choke

Bio:

After years as a babyface fixture in World Wrestling Superstars, Black Belt Lee turn to the Dark Side and now serves as the loyal hitman for champ Tom Stone. Lee, Stone and Al Frost form triumvirate Styx & Stones & Broken Bones.

While not as nimble or electrifying as he once was, Black Belt Lee can still run a match and make his opponents look like a million bucks.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 54

Retirement Year: 2011

Bio:

Black Belt Lee has earned the title "WWS Legend" time and again with his performances in-ring and in his role as trainer, road agent and ambassador.

Lee retired in 2011 and is one of the head trainers for Wrestling World Superstars. His students include his own 13-year-old grandson Kenny Lee.
Fightin' Irish O' Grady

## Tomorrow, the World

Age: 32

Finisher: Celtic Crush (Crucifix Powerbomb)

Bio:

A veteran brawler who lives up to the national stereotype, Calum O' Grady is a former middleweight boxer who made the transition to boxing after a Boxer vs Wrestler stunt cost him his pro boxing license.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Age: 41

Finisher: Celtic Crush (Crucifix Powerbomb)

Bio:

"Fightin' Irish" Calum O'Grady is a capable brawler and a world-class wrestling star. But alas he is just one of dozens of similar workers bobbing around unused in Big Shot Wrestling.

Since the company's standing policy is to hire anyone just to prevent Wrestling World Cup from gaining their services, O'Grady and many others are simply doing nothing but cashing paychecks.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 45

Retirement Year: 1999

Bio:

O'Grady is one of the many retired stars signed by upstart New Global Wrestling in an effort to give the new company a sense of legitimacy, specifically as a successor to Global Wrestling Alliance and Big Shot Wrestling.

On occasion the fighting Irishman dusts off his boots and re-enters the ring.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age of Death: 60

Year of Death: 2017

Bio:

Calum O'Grady died in 2017 at the age of 60. Cause of death was not disclosed.

His son Fintan was on-hand for a touching tribute show with All-Star Global Wrestling.
El Juan

Starting Age: 23

Debut: 1993

Finisher: #1 (Fireman's Carry Overhead Kick)

Bio: A young luchador from the heart of Mexico. He may be in his early years, but has almost a decade of experience under his belt.

Being known as '#1', and being one of the most beloved luchadors from a very young age, the fame of being a child prodigy got to his head, and now he believes he's the best wrestler the world has ever seen.

Because of this, his previous fans have now turned on him as he is now known as 'El Niño Desastre' (The Disaster Child).

Credit" DaRKuu
All States Invitational/NEO Longest Day Tournament Winners

In 1983 Great Lakes Wrestling Federation began hosting an annual 16-person round robin tournament, the All States Invitational. It would alternate each year as an all-men and all-women tournament.

In 2002, GLWF was bought out by Duke Durante, who changed its name to New Era Of Wrestling (later NEO Pro Wrestling). The All States Invitational was then renamed the NEO Longest Day Tournament, with the same gender alternating years. Year with an all-male Ultimate Battle Royal feature an all-female Longest Day Tournament, and vice versa.

## All States Invitational (1983-2001)

**1983**

Willie Simmons

**1984**

Eugenia Fernandez

**1985**

Hiroshi Hito

**1986**

Kerri Burton

**1987**

Kent Clarke

**1988**

Lydia Talbot

**1989**

Keegan Kennedy

**1990**

Lola Blanshard

**1991**

Vladimir Danko

**1992**

Kris Anthem

**1993**

Kyo Taito

**1994**

Gaia Henderson

**1995**

Marty McMichaels

**1996**

Cookie Carrington

**1997**

Kyo Taito

**1998**

Heather Hamilton

**1999**

Austin Dyer

**2000**

Vera Vargas

**2001**

Látigo Gonzales

## NEO Longest Day Tournament

**2002**

Mariko Yokota

**2003**

Cottonmouth Tyler Moore

**2004**

**2005**

**2006**

**2007**

**2008**

**2009**

**2010**

**2011**

**2012**

**2013**

**2014**

**2015**

**2016**

**2017**

**2018**

**2019**
Cosmos

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 22

Debut Year: 1998

Finisher: Missile Toe (Double-Leg Somersault Kick)

Bio:

A talented and charismatic Mexican import, Cosmos can carry entire crowds in the palm of his hand.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Age: 22

Finisher: Missile Toe (Double-Leg Somersault Kick)

Bio:

Cosmos is a promising young newcomer in the Big Shot Wrestling training camp. He shows lots of promise and despite his silly gimmick may be a big future star.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 35

Finisher: Missile Toe (Double-Leg Somersault Kick)

Bio:

Cosmos is one-half of the exciting masked team the Outworlders, partnering with the unpredictable savage Congo.
Eric Adams

Debut Age: 18

Finisher: Boston Crab

Bio:

The eldest grandson of True North Superstars owner Ron Clarke, Eric Adams has a lot of natural talent. However Adams wanted to set out on his own without being tied to the huge shows of the Clarke Family to fill; to this end, the aspiring star sought out other avenues to pro-wrestling. After excelling in high school wrestling he moved to Texas to be trained by WWC legend Mustang Charlie.
Alex Liley

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 20

Debut Year: 2016

Finisher: Liley Driver (Pop Up Piledriver)

Bio:

A great indie prospect from Seattle, WA.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Debut Age: 20

Debut Year: 2016

Finisher: Liley Driver (Pop Up Piledriver)

Bio:

From Seattle, WA, a great indie prospect.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Debut Age: 20

Debut Year: 2016

Finisher: Liley Driver (Pop Up Piledriver)

Bio:

Seattle, Washington USA's proudest son, "Psycho" Alex Liley is a hot indie prospect.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 23

Finisher: Liley Driver (Pop Up Piledriver)

Bio:

Alex Liley grew up in Seattle, WA. The new wrestler competed in Wrestling World Superstars for 2 years, in which he competed against Sam Hill in a Hardcore Match that didn't make any sense.

After that, he joined All-Star Global Wrestling, in hopes of winning his first ever championship.
John Law

Age: 29

Finisher: The Long Arm of the Law (Top Rope Clothesline)

Bio:

Big Shot Wrestling's top star and favourite talent. He was tapped from a young age to the be BSW's answer to Smoke Rogen and Andy Ravage, and he has exceeded all expectations.

He is also one of the nicest people in the sport, always willing to do the honors when needs arise.

finisher credit to Jerseyboy0324
Bad Man Bill Monty

Age: 26

Finisher: The Fully Monty (Cobra Clutch Drop)

Bio:

Montgomery Williams was blessed with a phenomenal physique and a good amount of charm. Finding his way to the elites of wrestling, Global Wrestling Alliance, Williams was pushed too much, too soon.

Eager to milk him for whatever money he was worth, he was sent out to face much more experienced workers, many who resented his "free ride." Each time he failed the Powers That Be kept polishing him off and sending him back out again.

Billy Badd. Monty the Man. Willy Motown. Big Bill Swagger. All were flops. The last one, however, got him into an angle with future tag team partner "Boss Toad" Carlson Creed. They clicked, and like star-crossed lover, formed a team that nobody wanted and they were glorious.

They quit just before the merde hit the fan for GWA, and now the Good Will Ambassadors are indie darlings.
"Sensational Flight" William Roseburg

Age: 22

Finisher: Starshooter (Double Shooting Star Press)

Bio:

This young man unfortunately broke his ankle whilst doing a move a year ago which sidelined him for a few months but the innovative high flyer returned better than ever.

His classic finisher combined with more crazy high flying moves make for a spectacular sight for the fans but not for his opponent.
A1 Tournament Winners

**1988**: Taka Kanemura

**1989**: Takeshi Nakajima

**1990**: Sandā Tigon

**1991**: Takeshi Nakajima

**1992**: Takeshi Nakajima

**1993**: Masato Kojima

**1994**:Sandā Tigon

**1995**: Behemoth

**1996**: Behemoth

**1997**: Hercules Koybayashi

**1998**: Pawā Koji

**1999**: Brent Clarke

**2000**: Pawā Koji

**2001**: MAIAGARU

**2002**: Naoki Sasaki

**2003**: Tetsuya Yano

**2004**: Shin Goru

**2005**: Leo Babylon

**2006**: Jason Spade

**2007**: Leo Babylon

**2008**: Leo Babylon

**2009**: Liam McSweeney

**2010**: El Tiburón

**2011**: Jason Spade

**2012**: Tigon 2000

**2013**: Shin Goru

**2014**: Will Sigma

**2015**: Keita Kamikawa

**2016**: Bullwhip Nogawa

**2017**: Hide Kondo

**2018**: TRJ

**2019**: Maxwell

**2020**: Greg Saito
Coyote Ziegler

Age: 47

Finisher: Bulldog

Bio:

One of the original "hardcore" wrestlers, Coyote Ziegler cut a bloody swath across the United States in the 70s and early 80s. A Sports Illustrated cover picture of his bloody face became a popular icon, reused whenever a stock photo of crazy people was needed.

He was inducted into the WWC Hall of Fame in 1985.
Career Mode

## How to Play

1. Choose you first Callup, be it a single a team or a trio.
2. Book only their matches, feuds and angles.
3. Auto-book the rest of the company with no controlling whatever else happens.
4. You may either book yourself in feuds, angles, matches, or let the sim decide your path. If your worker is particularly low in popularity the autobooker may ignore, so you are permitted to manually put your worker into at least one match or segment each show.
5. you can only sim match and segment outcomes. So while you might book your pop 100 worker into a world title match on the first night, but the AI will likely give you a big fat loss for your troubles.
6. If you are booked into a match whose result means you are fired, you may choose to win the match.
7. Any time your company is given a decision, be it poaching talent, choosing to suspend a worker, or letting a conservative government host your company, choose the negative (No) answer.

You choose you path, the game chooses your fate.
Bjorn Svenson

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 29

Finisher: Blood Angel (Angels' Wings)

Bio:

Bjorn is an imposing giant who has made a modest amount of success in the indies. While not related at all to Catch Wrestling's legendary Jolly Sven, he makes to efforts to dissaude the implication.

He teams with Erik the Tall as the Viking Raiders. Currently they are honing their skills in the Worldwide Pro Wrestling Training Camp.
Abby Leigh Vixen

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Year: 2002

Debut Age: 26

Finisher: Down the Foxhole (Uranage into a Crossface Submission)

Bio:

Trained by Big Shot Wrestling legend Duke Durante, Abby Leigh Vixen believes herself the anointed "Future of Wrestling."

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Debut Year: 2002

Debut Age: 26

Finisher: Down the Foxhole (Uranage into a Crossface Submission)

Bio:

At 22 Abby Leight Vixen entered the Big Shot Wrestling Training Camp and has impressed the trainers with her discipline and tenacity.

Early word is she shows all the signs of a future superstar, if she can keep her prodigious ego in check.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 26

Finisher: Down the Foxhole (Uranage into a Crossface Submission)

Bio:

Abby was set to debut in Big Shot Wrestling and was tapped to be the heir apparent for Europa and Officer Chase. But that all got yanked out from under her when BSW was bought out by World Wrestling Superstars.

Now determined to prove she has earned her place on the card, she is one of the hardest-working wrestlers on the WWS roster.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 43

Retirement Year: 2018

Bio:

One of the top heel characters in the Post-Ratings War Era, Abby Leigh Vixen was retired after losing a title vs. career match with Queen Snake.

Since her defeat, Abby has taken up the role of a mentor for Queen Snake, offering moral support in the latter's war with Sami Hill and David Reed.
Hot Night in a Cold Town

Hot Night in a Cold Town was a monthly wrestling event hosted by True North Superstars from 1983 to 1996.

### History

The show was conceived as a means to forward undercard angles and give new wrestlers a chance in the spotlight. Main Event feuds were usually "kept warm" in HNCT but big blowoffs were quite uncommon.

### Trivia

* A massive flu outbreak in 1990 resulted in Hot Night in a Cold Town booking only three matches. Owner Ron Clarke was harshly criticized for not cancelling the event.
* Future WWS champion and superstar Hunt-A-Saurus REX got his first-ever win over Moose Malkovich in the 1988 Hot Night in a Cold Town.
Gordon Osprey

Debut Age: 23

Debut Year: 2001

Finisher: Mega Buster (Vertical Suplex into Belly-to-Belly Piledriver)

Bio:

A lifelong wrestling fan, Canadian-born Gordon Osprey trained with TNS's Mr. Toru, and on his recommendation took a tryout for the Martial-Arts Strong Style dojo.

With MASS Osprey became an immediate favourite, and began a career-spanning rivalry with fellow 2001 dojo alumni Will Sigma. They soon left Japan to join Duke Durante's NEO Wrestling.
Cadaver

Debut Age: 29

Debut Year: 1995

Finisher: Shiv (Backstabber)

Bio:

Cadaver is a garbage wrestler with a strong cult following with tape-traders. His gimmick is that of an escaped convict, who skulks to the ring via the crowd and takes as much damage to himself as to his opponent.

He and Wild Man Mike Fowler has had legendary hardcore matches in Puerto Rico and Japan.
Heart Forge

## Card Effect

Gain 1 .
**OR**
Destroy a Spark or Crystal in hand. Gain a card of the same type from the Forged deck and place it into you hand.

> "*He forges with his hands, his heart, and his body.*"
> ― Soskel
>
>

**Heart Forge** is a gem from The New Age. Heart Forge is a starter card for Lost, and so cannot be gained from the supply.

## Details

Choose to resolve one of the following effects when played:

* Gain 1 .

**OR**

* Destroy a  or a  from your hand. Gain a card of the same type from the Forged Deck and place it directly into your hand. (If you destroyed a , gain a . If you destroyed a , gain a )
Joe Steiger

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 26

Finisher: Swinging DDT

Bio:

Joe Steiger is a popular indie worker based in New York State. Prior to entering wrestling, he was among other things a reality-TV star, internet start-up wunderkind and self-help author.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 43

Retirement Year: 2016

Bio:

While he never made huge waves in the wrestling world in-ring, former reality-TV star JoeSteiger is a tenacious investor, is boundlessly energetic and has a keen mind for business.

Steiger has collected a stable of young and capable workers to form Worldwide Pro Wrestling. He knows that WPW is the very bottom of the wrestling heap, but that just means the only way to go is up.
King Snake

Age: 58

Finisher: Fallaway Slam

Bio:

The top heel and star of True North Superstars through the 1970s, King Snake had arenas rioting with his brutal antics. Now retired and helping with TNS administration. He owns a chain of BBQ restaurants in Alberta and Montana.

He was inducted into the TNS Hall of Fame in 1982.
Bill Kong

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 18

Debut Year: 1998

Finisher: K-Boom (Dominator)

Bio:

A powerhouse newcomer to All-American Pro Wrestling, Bill Kong is a great mix of mic skills and plausible ring abilities.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Age: 18

Finisher: K-Boom (Dominator)

Bio:

This rookie is already showing great promise in All-American Pro Wrestling.

With the revolving-door status of the APW roster, it remains to be seen whether Kong with stay with the company or seek greener pastures.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 22

"The Terror of the Indies" Bill Kong is always a good, if short-term prospect for companies looking for a good midcard monster.

He catchphrase "Why did you Piss off Kong?" has preceded many the brutal ass-kicking.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 39

Finisher: K-Boom (Dominator)

Bio:

A road warrior in all sense of the word. Kong has been a terror of the indies for almost 20 years.

His catchphrase "Why did you piss off Kong?" has grown in popularity over the years, being meme'd to death and back.
Kim Kang Jung

Debut Age: 42

Debut Year: 1999

Finisher: Back Leg Hook Kick

Bio:

Kim first made world headlines when he was disqualified from taekwondo finals in the Seoul '88 Olympics. His brutal full-contact kick made a gruesome Photo of the Year, and blackballed him from international competitions.

After a moderately-successful stint in Mixed martial arts fighting, he began training for professional wrestling. He now works for Big Shot Wrestling.
Allan Crockett

Age: 31
Finisher: Fist of Fury (Loaded Forearm Guard)

Bio:

Allan Crockett, along with his brother Allan have been fixtures in Big Shot Wrestling for several years.

While not the flashiest or toughest team, they can still connect with the crowd and put on good matches. Allan's schtick is he is nursing an injured wrist and must have a wrist guard, which is constantly loaded with a foreign object.
Coliseo de Parejas Internacionales/Duos de Hombres

The Coliseo de Parejas Internacionales and later Duos de Hombres titles for Consejo Supremo de Lucha Libre have changed names over the years, but they remain one of the oldest and most prestigious tag team titles in the world. Beginning in the 1950s as a tag team title with the Gran Lucha Libre Mexicana promotion and boasting a single unbroken lineage until 2016\* when CSLL closed for good\*\*, these titles were a who's-who of Mexican and international wrestling tag teams.

\*The title history in this wiki only goes back to January 1975.

**Vigilantes Secretos (Vigilante Secreto I & Vigilante Secreto II)**

???-January 1983

**Ojos de Tirania (Ojo de Fuego & Ojo de Miedo)**

January 1983-June 1985

**Vigilantes Secretos**

June 1984-March 1985

**Ojos de Tirania**

March 1985-January 1986

**Camino del Puño (Puño de Poder & Puño de Sangre)**

January 1986-April 1986

**Vigilantes Secretos**

April 1986-July 1986

**Chico Malo & El Ciempiés**

July 1986-Janury 1987

**Los Dragons del Este (True Dragon & Dragon Ninja)**

January 1987-July 1987

**Camino del Puño**

July 1987-March 1988

**The Throbbing Hearts (Sammy Love and Larry Studd)**

March 1988-July 1988

**Camino del Puño**

July 1988-August 1988

**Ojos de Tirania**

August 1988-April 1989

**The Thrillers (As de la Suerte & Hoja de Veneo)**

\*\*At leasrt until it reopened in 2022. Never say "die" in TtW.
Goliath

Age: 27

Finisher: Flying Headbutt

Bio:

A recent SJPW signee, Goliath was just another big guy in the USA, but in Japan he is treated like wrestling royalty. His distinct look and his agile big man style is catching the eye of fans.

A former tag partner with MASS star Behemoth, the two had a falling out and are bitter backstage enemies now.
LMR Events 2019

January - Lucha Online

February - Trios a Go-Gos

March - Rey de Los Triples

April - The Revolucion With Be Streamed

May - Mundo Mondo

June - Masks of Mayhem

July - Red, White, Black & Blue

August - Summer Blood & Sweat

September - Lucha Uprising

October - Dios de los Mortales

November - Caida de Titanes

December - War of the West Coast
CSLL Events 1998

January- Carnaval de Invierno

February- Ultimo Noche de Pelea

March- Baile de la Muerte

April- Rey de los Triples

May- Batalla del Cielo Caminado

June- Concurso de Lucha Libre

July- Golpes Severos Ensue

August- Mania de Lucha Libra

September- Extravaganza de Otono

October- El Dia Que Mueras

November- Tradicion Salvaje

December- Zona de Guerra de Invierno
GWA Global Tag Team

The GWA Global Tag Team Titles were used by Global Wrestling Alliance from their inception in November 1977 until the company was forced to shut down in June 1988.

The titles were retired when GWA closed in 1988, though in 2001 former champion Smoke Rogen bought the rights to the GWA events and titles, relaunching the brand as New Global Wrestling.

Though NGW and then ASGW after recognize the orginal GWA title lineage, those companies' title reigns are listed separately to avoid confusion.

**The Blunt Force (Andy Ravage & Smoke Rogen)**

November 1977-May 1978

**Tiger Terry Kim & Mr. Toru**

May 1978-July 1978

**The Blunt Force**

July 1978-January 1979

**Might Makes Right (the Steel Sultan & Comrade Brusilov)**

January 1978-May 1980

**Los Que Todo Lo Ven (El Oráculo & El Sabio)**

May 1980-October 1980

**Rowdy Bobby Ripper & Outlaw Vic Orton**

October 1980-June 1981

**North & South Connection (Tito Sanchez & Aaron Snyder)**

June 1981-August 1982

**Blood Hunters (Nicolai Drac & Randwulf)**

August 1983-November 1983

**Might Makes Right**

November 1983-April 1984

**Blood Hunters**

April 1984-February 1985

**Grapple Masters (Rude Ron Ravish & Curt Parfait)**

February 1985-November 1985

**Destructors (Skorpio & Mandingo)**

November 1985-January 1986

**The High Rollers (Ace Burns & Wildcard Ken Silver)**

January 1986-March 1986

**The Lions of Empire (TNT Tommy Smith & Davey Kidd)**

March 1986-December 1986

**The North Stars (Barry the Ogre Osbourne & Brent Clarke)**

December 1986-July 1987

**The Lions of Empire**

July 1987-September 1987

**ReBorn (Showtime & Jim Black)**

September 1987-June 1988\*

\*Global Wrestling Alliance closed down in June 1988, rendering all its titles vacant.
El Bandito III

Debut Age: 18

Debut year: 1989

Finisher: El Revólver (Corkscrew Senton Bomb)

Bio:

Son to El Bandito II and second cousin of El Bandito I, Bandito III fresh young luchadore who wishes to follow the footsteps of such greats as Senor Mexico and Mascara de la Muerte. El Hijo del Mexico and he have a mutual dislike of each other.
Brad Michaels

## Tomorrow, the World

Age: 26

Finisher: Downer (Double-Arm DDT)

Bio:

Unlike many of his contemporary villains, he is fearless in the ring and out, and never backs down. Brad Michaels is quickly becoming one of the top heels in All-American Pro Wrestling.

Never seen without his trademark "Stick," Michaels is starting to develop a cult following among hardcore tape traders.

## The Ratings War -TtW '98

Age: 35

Finisher: Downer (Double-Arm DDT)

Bio:

A brutal brawler and altogether unpleasant person in the ring, Brad Michaels is one of the top draws in All-American Pro Wrestling.

Despite offers from bigger companies, Brad remains with APW. While he would fall through the cracks in WWC or BSW, he and "Stick" rule the joint in APW.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 38

Finisher: Downer (Double-Arm DDT)

Bio:

After All-American Pro Wrestling shut down, Brad Michaels found himself a top dog with a yard.

With his trademark "Stick" by his side, Brad ran roughshod through the indies until he signed on as a special attraction with Mr. Toru's BLOOD Ring.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 55

Retirement Year: 2008

Bio:

A man who was "hardcore" before hardcore was even a thing, Brad Michaels is a legend in the Deep South.

Michaels and "Stick" were both inducted in the BLOOD Ring Hall of Fame in 2009, and again into the re-branded BLOOD & HONOR "Hall of HONOR" in 2018.
Fall Fury

Fall Fury was an annual True North Superstars event that ran from October 1983 until 1995.

### History

Fall Fury started as a showcase for the TNS ladies' division (mostly as a means to promote Kent Clarke's then-girlfriend, later-wife Kylie McKraken). While it featured men's matches, Fall Fury was predominately women's matches.

### Trivia

* A 1993 Street Fight between Alley Cat Slash and Alley Cat Claw is reputed to be Wrestling Spectator's worst match ever, winner both Worst Match and Stupidest Match awards and a coveted 0-Star rating.
* A befits being the owner's Daughter-in-law, Kylie McKraken had 16-year undefeated streak.