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World Cup of Wrestling Six-Person/North American Trios

**Dogs of War (Eddie Whisky, Agent ORANGE & ZERO)** *- Inaugural champions via battle royal*

May 1988-Jan 1989

**Technical Destruction (Trevor Ryan, Wade Harrison and Steven Wallace)**

Jan 1989-March 1989

**Dogs of War**

March 1989-Oct 1989

**Technical Destruction**

Oct 1989-March 1990

**Los Legados (Señor Mexico, El Hijo del Mexico & Desperado)**

March 1990-July 1990

**Strong Style Invasion (Akira Tenzan, Silver Dragon & Yojimbo)**

July 1990-April 1991

**FOOS Forces (FOOS, New Low, Justin Calhoun)**

April 1991-July 1991

**Technical Destruction**

July 1991-Oct 1992

**The Dogs of War**

Oct 1992-Dec 1992

**FOOS Forces**

Dec 1992-May 1993

**Jack Steele, Tyler Blood & Angus McCade**

May 1993-April 1994

**Jimmy Jazz, Curtis Parfait & Ron Ravish**

April 1994-June 1994

**Technical Destruction**

June 1994-Jan 1995

**FOOS Forces**

Jan 1995-April 1995

**Desperado, Angel Toyama & Jason Carter**

April 1995-July 1995

**Technical Destruction**

July 1995-June 1996

**Strong Style Invasion**

June 1996-Aug 1996

**Rex Hunter, Reggie Hunter & Brian McCready** *- Unified Canadian Six-Man Titles*

Aug 1996-Sept 1996

**Dogz of War (Mustang Charlie, Eddie Whisky & Agent ORANGE)**

Sept 1996-Oct 1996

**Knightmare Legion** (**Tarot, Sam Hain & Wicked One)**

Oct 1996-Jan 1997

**True North Stars (OJ Clarke, Barry the Ogre Osbourne, Ryan Austin)**

Jan 1997-Aug 1997

**Doomsday, the Dominator and the Punisher**

Aug 1997-March 1998

**Knightmare Legion**

March 1998-July 1998

**Scott Kash, Big Daddy Luv & Kid Three Count**

July 1998-Jan 1999

**Richard Del Rio, The Goalie & El Bandito III**

Jan 1999-July 1999

**Scott Kash, Big Daddy Luv & Kid Three Count**

July 1999-Sept 1999

**Technical Destruction**

Sept 1999-Dec 1999

**Frank Hemlock, Black Belt Lee & Tommy Jones**

Dec 1999-Feb 2000

**Evan Hall, the Heartbreaker Michael Hicks & Paul Helms**

Feb 2000-Aug 2000

**Raymond Stark, Big Daddy Luv & Eric Adams**

Aug 2000-Sept 2000

**Technical Destruction**

Sept 2000-May 2001

**True North Stars**

May 2001-May 2002

**The Blade Peter Brown, Hardbody Bobby Hicks and Carl Black**

**Cult X**

**Los Ultimos Technicos**

**Rudos Maximos**

**The Blade Peter Brown, Hardbody Bobby Hicks and Carl Black**

**Cult X**

**Rudos**

**Technicos**

**Desperado, Blue Streak Jr. & Surfer Dude -2010**

**Cult X**

**D, B, S**

**Fenders & Gaucho Máscaras**

**Cult X**

**The Imperium**

**Technicos**

**Orton, Helms, Cohen**

**Cult X**

**Super Dude Bros**

**Sons of the Soil**

**Future (In)Tense**

**Sons of the Soil**

**New Nightmares June 2018**
SNAFU

Debut Age: 29

Debut Year: 1999

Finisher: Surgical Strike (From facelock into 3/4 Headlock Jawbreaker)

Bio:

SNAFU is a masked wrestler signed with True North Superstars. His real name is Dane Walkerton, and he and his brother SNAFU form the team of Black Ops.

Less skilled in the ring, but better on the mic, SANFU is the de facto leader of the team.
Steve Dallas

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 21

Debut Year: 1997

Finisher: Snake Bite (Diamond Cutter)

Bio:

Originally saddled with the pretty boy moniker Texas Steve, Steve Dallas tossed that gimmick in the trash and re-imagined himself as a hard-drinking, foul-mouthed anti-hero. His stock is rapidly rising.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Age: 22

Finisher: Texas Two-Step (Fame-Asser)

Bio:

Texas Steve is classic case of "Loads of Talent, Horrible Gimmick." Promised all sorts of perks and pushes when he signed with Wrestling World Cup, Steve is quickly becoming disillusioned with Pro Wrestling, and is considering a return to he previous career as a security guard.

But Steve has endless potential. Repackaged with the right look and gimmick, this baby-faced youngster may one day be a star.

## The Word Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 26

Finisher: Snake Bite (Diamond Cutter)

Bio:

The biggest star from Wrestling World Superstars' biggest surge, "Diamondback" Steve Dallas was a huge factor in WWS's winning the Ratings War.

His rivalries with Knightmare and Tom Stone created some of the greatest matches and segment in WWS history, and have launched Dallas into the mainstream spotlight.

His anti-authority gimmick resonates with working-class fans, making the foul-mouthed brute into a modern-day folk hero.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 51

Retirement Year: 2010

Bio:

Dallas's career as a wrestler was tragically cut short after a car accident that killed WWS star Greta Gagnon and left him unable to walk for nearly a year.

His comeback and final match was the most-watched Pay-per-view in wrestling history.

While no longer active in the ring, Dallas is still a red-hot personality, often used as an ambassador to the company and for the business in general.
Hageshī Suzume

Age: 23

Finisher: Shooting Star Press

Bio:

A young dojo trainee originally from Martial Arts Strong Style. Feeling she would never have an opportunity in the rigid caste-like MASS locker-room, she jumped at the chance to take an extended training excursion to Canada's True North Superstars.

Brutal TNS trainer Mr. Toru has personally taken an interest in the tiny, but unrelenting kid. Her name literally translates as "Fierce Sparrow," and she lives up to her name.
West Coast Television/HaRdKöRe TV

The West Coast Television title was a lower mid-card West Coast Wrestling Coalition belt, first introduced in 1988. While chiefly defended on the weekly TV program Pro Wrestling Pacific, it was contested at monthly events as well.

In 2001 WCWC renamed itself HaRdKöRe Wrestling Xplosion! and the West Coast TV and Pacific Rim Jr. Heavyweight titles were merged into the HaRdKöRe TV title. This title remained active until HWX closed in 2009.

**Pvt. Dave Pride**

October 1988-January 1989

**Ninja Dragon**

January 1989-July 1990

**Skull Malone**

July 1990-January 1991

**Bobby Gorgon**

January 1991-May 1991

**Skull Malone**

May 1991-August 1991

**Gene the Crushing Machine**

August 1991-September 1991

**Pvt. Dave Pride**

September 1991-October 1991

**Gene the Crushing Machine**

October 1991-November 1991

**Pvt. Dave Pride**

November 1991-February 1992

**Eddie Andrews**

February 1992-February 1993

**Joey Darling**

February 1993-June 1993

**The Cutlass**

June 1993-February 1994

**Jumpin' Joe Jenkins**

February 1994-January 1996

**Canadian Panther**

January 1996-August 1996

**Jumpin' Joe Jenkins**

August 1996-December 1996

**Big Bad Bobby Gorgon**

December 1996

**Danny Slaughter**

December 1996-September 1997

**Pvt. Dave Pride**

September 1997-November 1997

**Joey Darling**

November 1997-Janaury 1998

**Canadian Panther**

January 1998-July 1998

**Carl Black**

July 1998-August 1998

**Rocky Gill Sihota**

August 1998-September 1998

**Worog the West Coast Giant**

September 1998-May 1999

**Pryme Tyme**

May 1999-July 1999

**Mad Chef François**

July 1999-August 1999

**Pryme Tyme**

August 1999-Janaury 2000

**The Gecko**

January 2000-May 2000

**Danny Vernon**

May 2000-August 2000

**MidKnight**

August 2000-July 2001

**Carl Black**

July 2001-October 2001 (West Coast TV and Pacific Rim Jr. Heavyweight titles merged to become the HaRdKöRe TV Title)

**ULTRACIDE**

October 2001-February 2002

**Alexei Kozlov**

February 2002-August 2002

**Dan Kang**

August 2002-September 2002

**Danny Vernon**

September 2002-August 2003 (Vacated due to Danny Vernon quitting)

**Red Mask 1**

September 2003- January 2004 (Battle Royal for vacant title)

**Ray Legal**

January 2004-July 2004

**Dan Kang**

July 2004-December 2004

**El Lobo Loco**

December 2004-March 2005

**Rio Gonzo**

March 2005-July 2005

**Dan Kang**

July 2005-September 2005

**Matt Page**

September 2005-October 2005

**Talon**

October 2005-January 2007

**Puño de Sangre**

January 2007-June 2007

**Talon**

July 2007

**Puño de Sangre**

July 2007-October 2007

**Chill**

October 2007-April 2008

**Matt Page**

April 2008-December 2008

**Chill**

December 2008- January 2009

**Tex Riggins**

January 2008-July 2008

**Chill**

July 2008-November 2008

**Tex Riggins**

November 2008-July 2009

**Eduardo Vibrante**

July 2009-October 2009
MASS Events 1998

January - MASS January Event

February - MASS February Event

March - MASS Championship Gala

April - MASS Spring Festival

May - MASS Supershow

June - MASS June Event

July - MASS July Event

August - All World Grad Prix

September - MASS Fall Festival

October - MASS October Event

November - MASS Tag Grand Prix Tournament

December - MASS Winter Festival
True North Supershow

True North Supershow was an annual event hosted by True North Superstars in the month of May each year. Over the years Ladder matches became the most common main event match.

### History

True North Supershow was the very first big event hosted by TNS. It was first ran in 1979 and continued until TNS closed in 1996. It was also the very first TNS pay-per view in 1986.

### Trivia

* Vince Gage had a 7 year undefeated streak from 1989 to 1996.
* In 1993 La Mujer Mortal was legit knocked out for five minutes are misjudging a plancha from the top of a ladder to the floor. Her opponent Jenny Bliss and Bliss's partner Ruby Peak improvised a turn and team split on-the-fly to cover for time. Mortal went on the win the match.
The Punisher

Age: 37

Finisher: The Pain Factor (Last Ride into the corner)

Bio:

The partner of The Dominator and part of the destructive team Hellbound, The Punisher isn’t just a random name, it’s what he does.

The fire on his pants shows exactly what he’s like mentally and physically a fire. He made his debut alongside The Dominator and they squashed House Of Hill in only a matter of minutes, proving themselves in the tag division. The question is who can stop The Punisher?

Credit: dominator27106
Smooth Tommy Walker

Age: 26

Finisher: The Walk of Fame (Oklahoma Stampede)

Bio:

Discovered by Mike Hunter at a bodybuilding competition, he became close friends with the pro wrestler. Trained by Hunter, Tommy Walker is now his tag team partner in Team Terrific.

A grounding presence for Mike Hunter, he seems to keep the older wrestler on his best behavior.
Sidewinder Simon Hill

Age: 22

Finisher: Snakebite (Reverse DDT)

Bio:

The youngest of Sam Hill Sr.'s boys, Simon looms in the shadows of his arguably more-talented brothers. Resentful both of his brother Sam getting the top billing and new GWA refugees getting a "free ride", Simon is petty backstage and often "phones it in" in the ring.

## Tomorrow the World '98 - The Ratings War

Age: 31

Finisher: King of the Hill (Figure Four Leglock)

Bio:

Simon Hill spent years in his brothers' shadows, always playing second and third banana to JJ and Sam Jr.

The final straw was when Rawhide Sam Hill was handed the role of head booker, and he immediately cast himself and wife into permanent top roles.

A secret meeting with Big Shot Wrestling's new owner Ed Dixon led to Simon (along with T-Bone Jones, Showtime, Gabrielle Idris (Angel G), Michelle Quistus (Angel M), Tyler Blood and Big Bob West) jumping from Wrestling World Cup to BSW.

Simon has risen quickly to the top of Big Shot Wrestling, as he and his WWC Invaders (and some BSW turncoats) trample over everyone.

## The World, Tomorrow

Age: 35

Finisher: Sidewinder (Twist of Fate)

Bio:

After the initial boom Big Shot Wrestling enjoyed with Simon Hill's defection, poor booking and huge egos (coupled with WWC's successful re-imaging into World Wrestling Superstars) led to BSW's downfall.

Left without a company to work for, Simon Hill joined forces with Smoke Rogen, Brent Clarke, and Europa to create **New Global Wrestling**, in the hopes of dominating the wrestling world again. But can lightning strike twice?
Wade Harrison

Debut Age: 20

Debut year: 1997

Finisher: Package piledriver

Bio:

His nickname says it all.

"Innovative Intelligence" Wade Harrison spent years studying all the great ways to beat someone up and uses them to his advantage.

He has learned from some of the great technicians and can tear your arm off at any moment. He is an in ring genius and is very hard to actually beat up as he is quick and knows all the great reversals.

Credit to dominator27106
Ray Lennox

Age: 26

Finisher: Touchdown Spike (Dominator)

Bio:

A college football star and 1982 All-American from the University of Texas. When he was passed over in the NFL draft, he began a career in pro wrestling.

Up until recently he teamed with Craig Dixon as Necessary Roughness, but their team recently splintered (Lennox has requested a reduced work schedule). Lennox and Dixon are now bitter rivals.
Muhai Kyōkatsu

Age: 60

Finisher: Judo Throw

Bio:

The Grandfather of Japanese Puroresu. Born in Korea, Muhai Kyōkatsu (literally Undefeated Brawler) came up with the winning formula of athletic Japanese wrestlers vs. monstrous Gaijin (foreign) grapplers.

The first MASS hall of famer, he is now a legislator for the Aichi Prefectural Assembly.
Smoke Rogen

Age: 39

Finisher: The Bomber (Axe Bomber)

Bio:

A combination of luck, opportunity and sheer determination put Smoke Rogen at the right place at the right time.

Rogen was the biggest star in wrestling had ever seen, with mainstream recognition usually afforded to rock stars. When the GWA Trial hit, Rogen was the first to be singled out, and it was his idea to bargain for a suspended sentence.

Will the taint of (unfounded) drug and sex-abuse allegations destroy his career, or give him a chance to start all over again?
Rowdy Bobby Ripper

Age: 33

Finisher: Sleeper

Bio:

Bobby Ripper was as much a part of GWA's rise to the top. If he was not the most-hated man in wrestling, who would the fans have cheered Smoke Rogen on against?

Bobby luckily was on hiatus before all the scandals arose, taking time off to film the cult classic *MuppetMania Runnin' Wild!* Now back in action, he's looking for a place to hang his trademark leather jacket.
Tom Stone

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 19

Debut Year: 1997

Finisher: Stone Crusher (Uranage)

Bio:

The son of WWC star T-Bone Jones and grandson of MASS hall-of-famer Toma the Samoan Giant, Wayne Jones's pedigree almost guarantees he will be a huge success.

If packaged correctly, he could be the biggest star the sport has ever seen.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

### Tommy Jones

Age: 20

Finisher: Piledriver

Bio:

Just two years into his career, Dwayne Jones has hit a huge rut. In the hopes of recapturing the popularity of his father, Jones has been saddled with a mild-as-milk babyface gimmick: Tommy Jones.

The fans of 1998 are not the same fans from 1989, and they hate Tommy Jones. He needs a repackaging, and he needs it fast.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 24

Finisher: A Hard Place (Uranage with Theatrics)

Bio:

The So-Called "Greatest Thing You've Ever Seen," Tom Stone was one of the main factors in winning the Ratings War.

Stone has loads of natural charisma and is capable in the ring as well. While only a pro for five years, few people have left such an indelible mark on the profession.

Rumor has it Hollywood is courting the Man with the Million-Dollar Smile, and his star continues to shine.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 41

Finisher: Stone Crusher (Uranage)

Bio:

If Wrestling had a Mount Rushmore, Dwayne Jones would be one of the faces dynamited into the rocks.

Almost single-handedly saving Wrestling World Superstars during the Late-90s/Early-2000s, Tom Stone was a multimedia sensation and a perfect pretty-boy foil for his Ratings War-Era nemesis Steve Dallas.

Both Dallas and Stone have semi-retired, making a few appearance a year. Stone had made mainstream waves, starring two successful film franchises, and earning a Golden Globe nomination for a role on Hulu's "House of Hill" miniseries.
Prairie Fire

Prarie Fire was an annual event hosted by True North Superstars in the month of March. The first Prairie Fire took place in 1983 and continued until the company closed in 1996.

### History

The title was chosen to provide "Canadian Content" as per guidelines put for by the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC), referring to the name given to the Canadian portion of North America's Great Plains.

### Trivia

* An "I Quit" match between Ata Toma and Ruby Peak in 1992 is reputed to be the bloodiest women's match of all time.
* Vince Gage headlined the main event of every Prairie Fire from 1989 to 1996.
West Coast Cup Tournament Winners

The West Coast Cup was a single-elimination tournament held every Canada by West Coast Wrestling Coalition. Mainly used to hopefully elevate undercard (ie cheap) talents, the tournament ran until 2002 when it was renamed the HaRdKöRe Cup.

**1989:** The Big Kahuna

**1990:** Sgt. Greg Gorgon

**1991:** Skull Malone

**1992:** Loverboy Randolph

**1993:** Bobby Gorgon

**1994:** Danny Vernon

**1995:** Gene the Crushing Machine

**1996:** MidKnight

**1997:** MidKnight

**1998:** Red Ericson

**1999:** Red Ericson

**2000:** Austin Washington

**2001:** Joey Darling
NEO Events 2002

January - NEO All Out

February - Top Contenders Contest

March - Duke Durante Tag Team Tournament

April - NEO Anniversary Show

May - The Gauntlet

June - NEO Longest day Tournament

July - NEO Summer Battle

August - NEO Purge

September - NEO Fall Out

October - The Best of the New Era

November - The Ultimate Battle Royal

December - Scores Settled
We Stand on Guard

We Stand on Guard was a monthly event hosted by True North Superstars during the month of Janaury.

### History

The first We Stand on Guard took place in 1980, one of four big events to mark transitions in the company's touring seasons. In 1983 the company began to promote monthly big events.

### Trivia

* The*Misery's Children* faction debuted at WSOG 1989, aiding Misery in his Canadian Heavyweight title win over Chance.
* The final We Stand on Guard was in 1996. The company would close and its staff and assets bought by Wrestling World Cup.
Richard Del Rio

## Tomorrow, the World 1989

Age: 19

Finisher: The Del Rio Dive (Moonsault)

Bio:

Richard Del Rio was the first apprentice of Senor Mexico. Originally slated to debut in 1988.

Del Rio grew jealous of El Hijo del Mexico, whom he believed was given preferential treatment and "better" training from his mentor due to nepotism.

Del Rio injured himself in his debut match, trying to duplicate Mexico's fabled "Tope con Hilo", nearly ending his career before it began.

Nearing the end of his injury rehab, Richard Del Rio broods and burns for revenge against the Mexico Family...

## TtW '98 - The Ratings War

Age: 28

Finisher: The Del Rio Driver (Cradle Piledriver)

Bio:

One of Wrestling World Cup's top stars, the current North American champ had set aside his resentment with his former mentor and rival Senor Mexico and El Hijo del Mexico.

But he recently got up to his old tricks and reignited his rival with El Hijo and *his* protege Rey de la Sombra.

Del Rio has gained a new ally in Bandito III in his rekindled War with the Mexico Clan. While recent knee problems have grounded the former flier, he still can put on a great show.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 32

Finisher: Del Rio Dive (Moonsault)

Bio:

Once a simple foil for El Hijo del Mexico, Del Rio stepped up as one of the top heels in WWS after the mass defection to Big Shot Wrestling in '89. A successful knee surgery has vastly improved his in-ring performance.

A former World and Tag Team Champion, Del Rio is at the top of his game.

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 49

Retirement Year: 2011

Bio:

A top star of the Ratings War Era, Del Rio now has taken his place among his former mentor and rivals in the WWS Hall of Fame.

Credit: bad taste in music
Wally Flowers

Age: 31

Finisher: Planted (Top-Rope Senton Splash)

Bio:

Wally was another protege of Mustang Charlie. He honed the fabulous gender-bending gimmick over the years to much success down south.

Now fresh newcomer Showtime is trying to steal his heat, and it's just a matter of time until the two come to blows.
True North Superstars

Based In: Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

Year Opened: 1960

Owner: Ron Clarke

Bio:

**True North Superstars** was a Canada-wide wrestling industry until GWA invaded and scooped up all the major markets along the US border.

Resilient and stubborn, owner Ron Clarke retreated to the northern markets deemed not-profitable by GWA and while gates dropped, the company (bolstered by nationailistic Canadian-Content subsidies) clung to life.

With GWA gone and the southern Canada markets suddenly barren, TNS has a chance to recapture their once-lucrative national monopoly today, and then maybe Tomorrow, the World?
TNT Tommy Smith

Age: 25

Finisher: Super German Suplex

Bio:

Discovered at the young age of 14, Tommy Smith was recruited by Ron Clarke to compete for True North Superstars. Once their biggest star, he would often butt heads with the promoter's sons, especially golden boy Brent.

After some time, he brought in his cousin Davey Kidd to team up with him, as the hugely popular Lions of Empire. It was inevitable that they would be poached by the Global Wrestling All-Stars juggernaut.

Smith and Kidd quickly mad enemies with the wrong people, and they found themselves unceremonially shown the door. A stroke of luck as it turns out, as they were untouched by the legal assault GWA endured.

Smith and Kidd are now on the open market, ready to make more trouble and new enemies.
World Heavyweight Champion

**Khan the Barbarian**

December 1982-April 1983

**Virgil Creed**

April 1983-March 1984

**Khan the Barbarian**

March 1984-September 1984

**Jack Hill**

September 1984-June 1985

**El Espado**

June 1985-December 1985

**Señor Mexico**

December 1985-January 1986

**Sabre**

January 1986-May 1989

**Rawhide Sam Hill**

May 1989-January 1992

**Khan the Barbarian**

January 1992-March 1992

**Knightmare**

March 1992-June 1992

**Khan the Barbarian**

June 1992-December 1992

**Butch the Butcher Hughes**

December 1992-January 1993

**Rawhide Sam Hill**

January 1993-July 1993

**Butch the Butcher Hughes**

July 1993-December 1993

**Jim Black**

December 1993-January 1994

**Knightmare**

January 1994-March 1994

**Rawhide Sam Hill**

March 1994-October 1995

**El Bandito III**

October 1995-Feb 1996

**Rawhide Sam Hill**

Feb 1996-November 1996 -*Merged with the TNS Canadian Heavyweight Championship in September 1996*

**Wally Flowers**

November 1996-Feb 1997

**T-Bone Jones**

Feb 1997-July 1997

**Wally Flowers**

July 1997-Aug 1997

**T-Bone Jones**

Aug 1997-Oct 1997

**Knightmare**

**Oct 1997**

*Vacated October 1997*

**Rawhide Sam Hill** - *Iron Man Tournament Winner*

November 1997-June 1998

**Knightmare**

June 1998-August 1998

**Black Belt Lee**

August 1998-December 1998

**Willie Simmons**

December 1998-January 1999

**Rawhide Sam Hill**

January 1999-March 1999

**Richard Del Rio**

March 1999-November 1999

**El Hijo Del Mexico**

Nov 1999-January 2000

**Jim Black**

January 2000-March 2000

**Trevor Ryan**

March 2000-July 2000

**Rawhide Sam Hill**

July 2000-January 2001

**Sam Hill Sr.**

*Vacated January 2001*

**Tom Stone** *- March to War tournament win*

March 2001-Sept 2002

**Bill Iceberg**

Sept 2002-Nov 2002

**Tom Stone**

Nov 2002-Jan 2004

**Steve Dallas**

Jan 2004-Oct 2004

**Tom Stone**

Oct 2005-Feb 2005

**Vince Orton**

Feb 2005-April 2005

**Ron Triton**

April 2005-Jan 2007

**Matt Spade**

Jan 2007-Feb 2007

**The Heartbreaker Michael Hicks**

Feb 2007-Apr 2007

**Hunt-A-Saurus REX**

April 2007-July 2008

**Richard Del Rio**

July 2008-Feb 2009

**Hunt-A-Saurus REX**

Feb 2009-Oct 2009

**Bobby J**

Oct 2009-Apr 2010

**Hunt-A-Saurus REX**

April 2010-June 2010

**The Natural David Reed**

June 2010-Nov 2010

**Hunt-A-Saurus REX**

Nov 2010-Dec 2010

**The Natural David Reed**

Dec 2010-July 2011

**Richard Del Rio**

July 2011-Jan 2012

**The Natural David Reed**

Jan 2012-Apr 2012

**Hunt-A-Saurus REX**

April 2012-Feb 2013

**The Natural David Reed**

Feb 2013-Dec 2013

**Ron Triton**

Dec 2013-Jan 2014

**Dave Dream**

Jan 2014-Oct 2014

**Wicked One**

Oct 2014-Jan 2015

**Bobby J**

Jan 2015-July 2015

**Dave Dream**

July 2015-Aug 2015

**Adam Cohen**

Aug 2015-Nov 2015

**Dave Dream**

Nov 2015-Sept 2016

**Ron Triton**

Sept 2016-Feb 2017

**Tom Stone**

Feb 2017-July 2017

**Adam Cohen**

July 2017

**The Natural David Reed**

July 2017-Jan 2018

**Bobby J**

Jan 2018-Dec 2018

**The Natural David Reed**

Dec 2018-??
Summoner's Horn

## Card Effect

Any player may prep a spell in their discard pile to their opened or closed breaches.

**Recall:** Discard a card to gain 1 charge.

> "*I wanted to call it the "Rip, get over here" horn but apparently nobody likes my naming schemes.*"
> ― Razra (Legacy of Gravehold)
>
>

**Summoner's Horn** is a relic from Legacy of Gravehold. Summoner's Horn may be gained from the supply for 5 .

## Details

Resolve the following effects when played:

* Any player may prep a spell in their discard pile to their opened or closed breachs.

**Recall** (while the card is in your discard pile, once per turn):

* Discard a card to gain 1 charge.

## Trivia

Pictured mage: Razra (Legacy of Gravehold)
Umbra Titan

* Front
* Back

### Unleash

If there is one nemesis turn order card in the turn order discard pile, any player suffers 2 damage. If there are two nemesis turn order cards in the turn order discard pile, Gravehold suffers 2 damage.
**OR**
Umbra Titan loses one nemesis token.

### Set

War Eternal

**Umbra Titan** is a nemesis from War Eternal. The Titan worm emerged from the Thrice-Dead Prophet's body and attacked immediately. It is a manic and feral beast, with little perceived intelligence. Yet creatures from deep and dark places rise to serve the Titan. The mages do not have much time before Gravehold collapses beneath the Titan's writhing.

## Overview

The Umbra Titan starts with eight nemesis tokens, which serve as a countdown to the destruction of Gravehold (and the players losing the game). Unleashes and nemesis cards may take away tokens, and there are no ways to return tokens. However, players may choose to take damage from Umbra Titan's unleash instead, and some powers and attacks allows the choice to avoid Umbra Titan from losing tokens.

## Rules

#### **Set Up**

* Umbra Titan gains eight nemesis tokens.

#### **Additional Rules**

* When Umbra Titan has zero nemesis tokens, Gravehold's foundation is undermined. Gravehold collapses into rubble and the players lose.

#### **Unleash Effect**

If there is one nemesis turn order card in the turn order discard pile, any player suffers 2 damage. If there are two nemesis turn order cards in the turn order discard pile, Gravehold suffers 2 damage.
**OR**
Umbra Titan loses one nemesis token.

#### **Increased Difficulty**

**Setup:** Umbra Titan starts with five nemesis tokens instead of eight.

## Strategy

*This page is lacking strategy tips right now.*

## Lore

> "*It is a strange thing to say we have never seen The Nameless die, but we have indeed witnessed one being born.
> The Umbra Titan speared from the feigned carcass of the Thrice-Dead Prophet like some foul offspring. As first we thought it merely some grotesque machination, another minion perhaps, but in time it has proven to be a adversary of equal measure. Even the indigenous beasts of the cave seem to worship it.
> Beneath the skin of the cave it roars, burrowing through rock and darkness like a blind knife through muscle. The ground shakes as a precursor to its attack. It is a horrible thing to see people not know where to seek shelter, instead inert as they wait for the monstrous thing to emerge - if it emerges at all.
> Of all The Nameless, the Titan is the most feral. Xaxos thinks them holy, but this is no god or otherwise. It is an animal of the basest instincts: to hunt, to kill, to live.*"
> ― Indira
>
>
Ryan Austin

## Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 19

Debut Year: 1989

Finisher: Air Austin (Springboard Flying Clothesline)

Bio:

A talented and charismatic up-and-comer, "Flyin'" Ryan Austin is tapped to be the future of True North Superstars.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Age: 28

Finisher: Tick Tock (TKO)

Bio:

Austin was a top babyface in True North Superstars. When it was bought out by Wrestling World Cup he was one of the workers hand-picked by Sam Hill Sr. to represent the "New Generation" of wrestling>

Sadly a knee injury grounded the once high-flying star. During his rehab he worked to change his style to a more brawling and ground-based style all the while improving his mic skills.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 32

Finisher: Tick Tock (TKO)

Bio:

Never a stranger to controversy, Timebomb Ryan Austin is a master of mindgames and manipulation.

A part of the WWS True North Stars faction, Austin and partners OJ Clarke and Barry the Ogre Osbourne run roughshod through the company.

## Today's World

Age: 49

Retirement Year: 2006

Bio:

Ryan Austin's career was cut short after botching a high-risk move in a six-person match in Wrestling World Superstars.

Since the injury Ryan has jumped from indie to indie either as special attraction, manager or colour commentator.

He has recently signed on as an onscreen personality with All-Star Global Wrestling. The vestige of New Global Wrestling is pleased to have such a well-known name on its dwindling roster.
Maim

Debut Age: 19

Debut Year: 1998

Finisher: Mercy Killing (Michinoku Driver II)

Bio:

Maim is a deranged, spotty bump machine who dressed like a British schoolboy and speaks like Pinky from Pinky & the Brain.

He was trained by MASS legend Slasher Hayes, and teams with his Uncle Torture as the Random Acts of Violence.
The Conquerer

Debut Age: 30

Debut Year: 1989

Finisher: The Conquest (Camel Clutch)

Bio:

The Conquerer (real name Allan Gould) is a Canadian grappler formerly from True North Superstars. He parted ways with TNS in 1986 to join GWA, only to get injured in a poorly-executed scaffold match.

With GWA closed and TNS not very interested in reconciliation, the Conquerer has moved East to ply his trade in Japan.
White Ninja

Debut Age: 19

Debut Year: 1998

Finisher: Shuriken Splash (Lionsault)

Bio:

Real name is Michael Benazic, a recent TNS traiing camp grad. He teams with Black Ninja as the Clan of Shadows.

In an unfathomable display of absurd hypocrisy, TNS booker Brian Clarke put a couple of Caucasian wrestlers under masks because he didn't think a Japanese wrestler could make a credible "ninja" wrestler.
SSR Events 2002

January - Grand Prix Strong Style Super Show

February - Toma Memorial Show

March - Spring Into Combat

April - All Teams Grand Prix Open Tournament

May - Strong Style Unification

June - Night of Conflicts

July - Tournament of Champion Month 1

August - Tournament of Champions Month 2

September - Muhai Kyōkatsu Invitational Battle Royal

October - Contest of Contenders

November - November Wrestling Extravaganza

December - Rising Fury
The M.A.N.

## TtW 1975 - Rule the Territories

Age: 32

Starting Company:

Finisher: Spinning Belly-to-Belly Piledriver

Bio:

One of the top heels in the world, Manfred Aurelius Nixon can draw crowds whenever his name is on the marquis. While he is universally loathed by the hordes of rabid fans that clamour to watch him get his due justice, promoters love how he can always raise the gate if he is on the card.

## The Golden Era - TtW 1983

Age: 40

Starting Company: Wild West Wrestling

Finisher: Put Down by The M.A.N. (Spinning Belly-to-Belly Piledriver)

Bio:

Left adrift after Global Wrestling Alliance destroyed the territory system, the M.A.N. is struggling to adapt to the new pro wrestling model. The days of an unstoppable traveling heel champion facing all comers has fallen out of favour, as crowds now gravitate to larger-than-life 'roided-up cartoon characters.

Now haunting the midcard of Wild West Wrestling, Manfred Aurelius Nixon is pondering a change in career direction.

## TtW 1989 - Tomorrow, the World

Age: 46

Retirement Year: 1985

Starting Company: GLWF

Bio:

Manfred Aurelius Nixon was once the top heel of the Territory Days, but when GWA destroyed that business model, the M.A.N. saw his prospects dwindle. Retiring in 1985, he has made the transition to managing in the Great Lakes Wrestling Federation.

His old school arrogance and undeniable pedigree help give credibility to his two clients Goro Sima and Akira Tenzan - the Wild West Warriors.

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Women's World Cup

**Knock-Out Nessie** *-First Champion Iron Woman Tournament 1988*

Nov 11 1988-Jan 1990

**Riley O’Reilly**

Jan 1990-April 1990

**Danica Solstice**

Aprill 1990-June 1991

**Knock-Out Nessie**

June 1991-Nov 1991

**Violet Dancer**

Nov 1991-April 1993

**Knock-Out Nessie**

April 1993-May 1994

**Miss Grace**

May 1994-Oct 1994

**Velvet Ortega**

Oct 1994-Jan 1995

**Miss Grace**

Jan 1995-March 1995

**Greta Gagnon**

March 1995-April 1996

**Violet Dancer**

April 1996-Feb 1997

**Greta Gagnon**

Feb 1997-Oct 1998

**Knock-Out Nessie**

Oct 1998-Nov 1998

**Riley O’Reilly**

Nov 1998-Jan 1999

**Greta Gagnon**

Jan 1999-May 1999

**Kylie McKraken**

May 1999-Sept 1999

**Riley O’Reilly**

Sept 1999-May 2001

**Kylie McKraken**

May 2001-Sept 2001

**Stiletto**

Sept 2001-May 2002

**Riley O’Reilly**

May 2002-April 2003

**Snap Monroe**

April 2003-May 2003

**Riley O’Reilly**

May 2003-Oct 2003

**Snap Monroe**

Oct 2003-Jan 2004

**Riley O’Reilly**

Jan 2004-April 2005

**Stiletto**

April 2005-May 2006

**Sami Hill**

May 2006-July 2006

**Stiletto**

July 2006-Nov 2006

**Gina Hamm**

Nov 2006-Jan 2007

**Stiletto**

Jan 2007-Aug 2007

**Sami Hill**

Aug 2007-Sept 2007

**Stiletto**

Sept 2007 Feb 2008

**Honey Bee**

Feb 2008-June 2008

**Stiletto**

June 2008-May 2009

**Honey Bee**

May 2009-June 2009

**Maryjane Wish**

June 2009-Nov 2009

**Honey Bee**

Nov 2009-Jan 2010

**Riley O’Reilly**

Jan 2010-June 2011

**La Mujer Mortal**

June 2011-July 2011

**Stiletto**

July 2011-Aug 2012

**Riley O’Reilly**

Aug 2012-Sept 2012

**Stiletto**

Sept 2012-Dec 2013

**Maryjane Wish**

Dec 2013-Oct 2014

**Queen Snake**

Oct 2014-Dec 2015

**FOOS III**

Dec 2015-April 2016

**Queen Snake**

April 2016-June 2018

**FOOS III**

June 2018-May 2018

**Sami Hill**

May 2018-
Sgt. Greg Gorgon

## Tomorrow, the World

Age: 44

Finisher: Elbow Drop

Bio:

Sgt. Greg Gorgon, credit where’s due, used to be an okay worker and is good on the mic.

Problem is he is now awful in the ring and refuses to sell or drop the WCWC main event title.

He also is inclined to push his somehow even less-talented sons Bobby Gorgon and Gecko beyond all scope of their abilities.

And he actually was a Staff Sergeant in the USMC and served in Vietnam. Technically he was a quartermaster based in Guam, but he's got the service medal, so yeah.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Age: 54

Retirement Year: 1994

Bio:

"Legendary" is not quite the right word for Greg.

"Notorious" maybe.

"Infamous."

"Cheap, Derivative Asshole."

"You're An Idiot If You Work For Him."

But not Legendary. Taking over WCWC when his erstwhile business partner Rick Olivier sold his shares, the Sarge now works from the sidelines, stealing idea, cheating workers and evading karma.

While officially retired, he does enjoy popping back into the ring to bury his talent reinflate his sagging ego.
“Most Violent Player” Steven Wallace

Age: 27

Finisher: Violock (Dragon Sleeper)

Bio:

An actual MMA fighter who’s been knocking out and gaining tiles all over MMA. In professional wrestling he combines MMA fighting with wrestling to make for a deadly combo.

Whenever he hits you with a strike or puts you in a submission it’s lights out.

Created by: dominator27106
2002: The World, Tomorrow

***13 Years after Tomorrow, the World...***

***Wrestling World Superstars has become the largest wrestling company in the world.***

***Take control of WWS or one of its few surviving competitors in 2002.***

The 1995-2001 Ratings War ended with Big Shot Wrestling going out of business, and **World Wrestling Superstars** buying up its remains.

One year later, WWS's owner, (Rawhide) Sam Hill Jr. has set his sights on rebuilding the North American wrestling scene to suit his image of the industry, and BSW was just the first casualty in the post-Ratings War era.
The Steel Sultan

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WBT Events 2019

January - Big Time Anniversary Show

February - Go Big or Go Home!

March - We're Here For a Big Time

April - Big Time Cyber Warfare

May - The Big Brawl

June - Gateway to Glory

July - Big Time Tag Team Tournament

August - The Biggest Blast of Summer

September - Chasing the Dream

October - One Shall Stand - One Shall Fall

November - The Few and the Proud

December - Just the Beginning
Vince Gage - True North Supershow Streak

Vince Gage was one of True Norther Superstars' top draws during the post-GWA era. He had an undefeated streak at their annual True North Supershow event from 1989 to its final True North Supershow in 1996.

**1989**

Vince Gage defeated Toxic

*Canadian Heavyweight Championship defense*

**1990**

Vince Gage and Chance defeated the Faces of Misery

**1991**

Vince Gage defeated Toxic

*Canadian Heavyweight Championship win*

**1992**

Vince Gage defeated Toxic

*$10,000 on a Pole match*

**1993**

Vince Gage defeated Rex Hunter

*Canadian Heavyweight Championship defense*

**1994**

Vince Gage defeated Reggie Hunter

**1995**

Vince Gage & Diana Archer defeated La Mujer Mortal and Billygoat Williams

**1996**

Vince Gage defeated Reggie Hunter

*Casket match for the Canadian Heavyweight Championship*
Mr. Toru Invitational Tag Team Tournament Winners

The Mr. Toru Invitational Tag Team Tournament is an open-gender tag team tournament hosted by BLOOD Ring (later renamed BLOOD & HONOR).

Originally created to fill the vacated BLOOD Tag Team Title in 1998, Toru noted its popularity and decided to make it a permanent event. Unqiue among tournments, it allows competitors of any gender, mixed or same-sex alike.

The first winners were Kerry Janus and Gemini in 1998.

**1998**: Faces of Misery (Kerry Janus & Gemini)

**1999**: Mavericks (Brian Jones & Billygoat Williams)

**2000**: Special Magic Twinkle Pals! (Mr. Sprinklez the Happee Klown & Wretched Shirley)

**2001**: Tha Killionaires (Tha O.G. & AK-97)

**2002**: Brotherhood (Brother Nigel & Brother Brian)

**2003**: Fox & Grey (Matt Fox & Peter Grey)

**2004**: Special Magic Sparkle Friends! (Mr. Sprinklez tha Happee Klown & Trixter)

**2005**: Matt Page & Doug Nichols

**2006**: North Stars (OJ Clarke & Timebomb Ryan Austin)

**2007**: The Unwanted (Seth Locksley & Molly Moxy)

**2008**:The Stryker Brothers (Curtis & Jimmy)

**2009**: Faces of Misery

**2010**: Gophers (Reggie Hunter & Brian McCready)

**2011**: SNAFUBAR (SNAFU & FUBAR)

**2012**: Force (FOOS Jr. & Trent Travison)

**2013**: Tabu & Judas (Judas Tree & Tabu)

**2014**: Tigon & Wild Griffon

**2015**: Misery & Seth Locksley

**2016**: Maid of Kaos & Emma Poe

**2017**: Graves & Gallows (Nick Graves & Jack Gallows)

**2018**: Q-Win (Jason & Mason Quinn)

**2019**: The AristoBlades (Finn Thomas & Damien Blade)
Mr. Toru

Age: 42

Finisher: Asiatic Spike

Bio:

In his prime, Mr. Toru and his tag partner Mr. Ming were two of the most-feared brutes to step into the ring. Their notorious habit of tossing salt was a popular feud-making device.

By the mid-80s he stepped back to take on more duties backstage. In True North Superstars he was one of Ron Clarke's most-trusted road bosses and trainers.

Mr. Toru also acted the liaison with Martial-Arts Strong Style to enact talent swaps. While longer a full-time wrestler, Toru mostly wrestled only to put new talent through the paces.

When TNS was bought out by Wrestling World Cup in 1996, Toru retired and started his own company BLOOD Ring. Populated with an array or misfits and troublemakers, the little hardcore company that could has become the hottest act in North America.

Still respected and feared in wrestling circles, Toru plans to take BLOOD Ring onto the world stage.
T-Bone Jones

Age: 27

Finisher: Piledriver

Bio:

Hailing from Chicago, IL, T-Bone was another wrestler with dreams of football stardom. But a bad injury at training camp killed that dream. With urging from his college roommate Sam Hill Jr., he went to WWC to train as a wrestler.

His athleticism and natural charisma have made him a top face for some years. He currently teams with Black Belt Lee as the Lethal Weapons.
Vijay Sidhu

## TtW 1975 - Rule the Territories

Debut Age: 18

Debut Year: 1998

Bio:

Vjay is an Indo-Canadian wrestler who debuts in O Canada Wrestling's training roster in 1998.

## The Golden Era - TtW 1983

Debut Age: 18

Debut Year: 1998

Bio:

Vjay is an Indo-Canadian wrestler who debuts in the Indies in 1998.

## TtW 1989 - Tomorrow, the World

Debut Age: 18

Debut Year: 1998

Bio: Vijay Sidhu is an Indo-Canadian worker who debuts with Maritimes Wrestling Alliance in 1998.

## The Ratings War - TtW '98

Debut Age: 18

Debut Year: 1998

Age: 18

Finisher: Dead End (Backdrop Driver)

Bio:

Vijay is a promising new worker for Maritimes Wrestling Alliance. Trained by MWA and BSW workhorse Randy Cass, most pundits agree this Indo-Canadian monster has the potential to be a huge star.

## The World Tomorrow - TtW 2002

Age: 22

## TtW 2010 - the New Ratings War

Age: 30

## Today's World - TtW 2019

Age: 39
Tengu

Age: 31

Finisher: Spirit Driver (Spinning Gutwrench Piledriver)

Bio:

Tengu (real name Mito Senju) is a legacy character inspired by a Manga character of the same name. Senju owns the rights to name and image, and has trained some students to carry on the name.

Senju has been a top star in Japan for almost a decade, holding titles in Canada and Europe as well.
One Belt to Rule Them All

One Belt to Rule Them All was a monthly event hosted by True North Superstars from 1983 to 1995.

### History

TNS began hosting monthly wrestling in 1983, and December's event was called One Belt to Rule Them All because Ron Clarke's wife liked Lord of the Rings.

### Trivia

* In 1995 the estate of JRR Tolkien served a Cease and Desist letter to TNS in regards to the event's name. If they had not closed in 1996, the event was to have been renamed.
* The 1995 One Belt to Rule Them All was the final match of Chance's career, losing a retirement match to Misery.
Padre Pecado

Age: 31

Finisher: Praying Powerbomb

Bio:

A controversial star in his native Puerto Rico, Padre Pecado (Father Sin) plays the role of a charismatic cult leader whose doctrine is "You cannot be saved unless you're a sinner!" While this was supposed to make him a reviled heel, his message actually caught on to where several parents and church group want to have him banned.
Women’s World Cup Tag Team

Begun Nov 1988

Harbingers

Daughters of St. Kilda

Harbingers

Daughters of St. Kilda

Alley Katz

The Hive (Killa & Honey)

Alley Katz

Bumble & Honey Bee

Harbingers

Killa & Honey

Sweet Violence (ROR,Velvet & Violet)

Queen & Killa Bee

Harbingers

Greta Gagnon & Diamond Jo Knox

Mary Creed & Moonshine

Harbingers - Jump Ship 1998

Brides of Knightmare - Tournament Nov 1999

Kylie McKraken & Velvet Ortega

Brides

KmcK & VO

Demon Women

Brides

United Queendom

Brides 2002

Sugar n’ Spice

Alpha Hunters

Roomies

Professionals

Sugar N Spice

Alpha Hunters

Cici Lopez & Lydia Talbot

Roomies

Alpha Hunters

Lopez & Talbot

The Hive (Killa & Honey)

Shooting Stars

The Professionals

Lopez & Talbot

Peach tha Hit Woman & Gina Hamm

Shooting Stars

Sugar n Spice

Ali Katz

Queen Snake & Stilletto

Lopez & Talbot

Peach & Hamm

Ali Katz

Sugar n Spice -2018

Venom
Rene the Titan

Debut Age: 50

Debut Year: 1991

Finisher: Big Giant Boot

Bio:

A living legend and worldwide ambassador for Pro Wrestling, Rene "the Titan" Rousseau was one of the wrestlers to be indicted in the Global Wrestling All-Stars drug scandals.

While professing his innocence, Rene voluntarily took a two year hiatus which coincided with the ban placed on the "GWA Five."
NEO Events 2019

January-NEO All Out

February-Top Contenders' Contest

March-Duke Durante Tag Team Tournament

April-NEO Anniversary Show

May-NEO Longest Night Tournament

June-The Gauntlet

July-NEO Purge

August-NEO Battle of Summer

September-NEO Fall Out

October-Best of NEO

November-The Ultimate Battle Royal

December-Scores Settled
Mandingo

Age: 25

Finisher: Big Splash

Bio:

A wild and unpredictable worker with a lot of intensity, he was hand-picked to be Smoke Rogen's successor in Global Wrestling All-Stars.

Alas the fall of the company and the subsequent court-ordered no-compete ruling has derailed Mandingo's rise to superstardom.

Can he regain his momentum?
X-Rated Rumble Winners & Stats

The X-Rated Rumble was an "extreme rules" 30-person battle royal hosted by HaRdKöRe Wrestling Xplosion. It took the standard entrants-every-2-minutes rumble format and added the option to eliminate a wrestler if they are made to bleed.

**2002**

Winner: Bonesnapper

Most Eliminations: ULTRACIDE (8)

Longest Duration: Jack Knife

Final Four: ULTRACIDE, Danny Vernon, Brian Jones, Bonesnapper

**2003**

Winner: Danny Vernon

Most Eliminations: Junji Shinigami (6)

Longest Duration: Felix Fraser

Final Four: Felix Fraser, Junji Shinigami, Melqor Druid, Danny Vernon

**2004**

Winner:Talon

Most Eliminations: Madman Mason (8)

Longest Duration: El Lobo Loco

Final Four: El Lobo Loco, Golden Chris Simmons, Justin Tense

**2005**

Winner: Doug Nichols

Most Eliminations: Chill (7)

Longest Duration: Chill

Final Four: Chill, El Lobo Loco, Madman Mason, Doug Nichols

**2006**

Winner: The Cougar

Most Eliminations: Felix Fraser (10)

Longest Duration: Billy Ray Remus

Final Four: Cap'n Sharkey, Billy Ray Remus, Talon, the Cougar

**2007**

Winner: Puño de Sangre

Most Eliminations: Big Bad Bobby Gorgon (5)

Longest Duration: Chill

Final Four: Golden Chris Simmons, The Cougar, Chill, Puño de Sangre

**2008**

Winner:Ray Legal

Most Eliminations: Rupture (7)

Longest Duration: Ray Legal

Final Four: Rupture, Dan Kang, Doug Nichols, Ray Legal

**2009**

Winner:TRJ

Most Eliminations: TRJ (11)

Longest Duration: A-10

Final Four: Junji Shinigami, A-10, Fudo, TRJ

**2010**

Winner: Big Bad Bobby Gorgon

Most Eliminations: ULTRA Cougar (8)

Longest Duration: Big Bad Bobby Gorgon

Final Four: Junji Shinigami, Desangrdao, A-10, Big Bad Bobby Gorgon

**2011**

Winner: Peter Grey

Most Eliminations: Checkmate (4)

Longest Duration: White Ninja

Final Four: White Ninja, TRJ, Checkmate, Peter Grey

**2012**

Winner: Big Bad Bobby Gorgon

Most Eliminations: Big Bad Bobby Gorgon (7)

Longest Duration: Big Bad Bobby Gorgon

Final Four: Maelstrom, the Cougar, Lucien L'Ombre, Eduardo Vibrante, Big Bad Bobby Gorgon

**2013**

Winner: El Orca

Most Eliminations: El Orca (7)

Longest Duration: El Maldito Santo

Final Four: Big Bad Bobby Gorgon, El Maldito Santo, Eugene Gonzales, El Orca

**2014**

Winner: Eduardo Vibrante

Most Eliminations: Maxwell (10)

Longest Duration: Junji Shinigami

Final Four: Maxwell, Junji Shinigami, El Torpedo, Eduardo Vibrante

**2015\***

Winner: Don Castle

Most Eliminations: The Gecko (6)

Longest Duration: Lucas Dix

Final Four: Lucas Dix, the Gecko, Mascara de Latón, Don Castle

\*This was the final X-Rated Rumble, as HaRdKöRe Wrestling Xplosion! closed in October 2015.