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Post by dayoneuce on Nov 24, 2023 21:57:02 GMT 1
FWF Vol I: Flair vs. Steamboat was a historic event that showcased some of the best wrestling talent from different eras and styles. The show opened with a thrilling tag team tables match, where DBE (Chris Hero & JT Dunn) defeated Donovan Dijak & Mikey Webb after Hero delivered a piledriver to Webb through a table. The crowd was on their feet for the action-packed bout that set the tone for the night.
The next match was a classic 2/3 falls match between Bret Hart & Jim Neidhart and Corporal Kirchner & Dick Slater. The Hart Foundation showed their technical prowess and teamwork, while Kirchner and Slater relied on their brawling and dirty tactics. The first fall went to Kirchner and Slater after Slater hit Neidhart with a foreign object behind the referee's back. The second fall was won by the Hart Foundation after Bret made Kirchner tap out to the Sharpshooter. The third and decisive fall saw the Hart Foundation prevail after Neidhart hit Slater with a Hart Attack.
The FWF World Tag Title match was a three-way battle between three legendary teams: Genichiro Tenryu & Jumbo Tsuruta, Stan Hansen & Ted DiBiase, and King Harley Race & Pedro Morales. The match was a showcase of power, skill, and charisma, as each team had their moments of dominance and peril. The champions, Race and Morales, had to fend off the challenge of two formidable duos, who also had their eyes on each other. The match ended when Tenryu pinned DiBiase after a powerbomb, making him and Tsuruta the new FWF World Tag Team Champions.
The FWF TV Title match was a three-way clash between three of the most innovative and daring wrestlers in the world: Rick Rude, Jimmy Havoc, and Will Ospreay. The match was a contrast of styles, as Rude used his strength and arrogance, Havoc used his hardcore and sadistic tendencies, and Ospreay used his speed and agility. The match was full of high spots, weapons, and near falls, as each wrestler tried to outdo the others. The match ended when Ospreay retained his title after hitting Havoc with an OsCutter.
The main event was the highly anticipated 2/3 falls match between Ric Flair and Ricky "The Dragon" Steamboat for the FWF Worlds Title. The match was a masterpiece of wrestling artistry, as Flair and Steamboat displayed their technical brilliance, physical endurance, and emotional intensity. The match had everything: mat wrestling, aerial maneuvers, chops, reversals, submissions, pin attempts, and drama. The first fall went to Flair after he rolled up Steamboat with his feet on the ropes. The second fall went to Steamboat after he countered a Figure Four Leglock into a small package. The third and final fall saw Flair retain his title after he caught Steamboat in a backslide.
FWF Vol I: Flair vs. Steamboat was a memorable event that delivered on its promise of quality wrestling entertainment. It was a celebration of the sport's history, diversity, and evolution. |
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Post by dayoneuce on Nov 24, 2023 23:28:02 GMT 1
FWF Vol 2: Eruption?! was a professional wrestling event that took place on a cruise ship in the Pacific Ocean. The main event featured a six-man tag team three-way elimination match, where the last surviving member of each team would face each other in a triple threat match to determine the number one contender for the FWF World Title. The match saw Chris Hero, JT Dunn and Donovan Dijak representing the United States, YAMATO, Naruki Doi and Cyber Kong representing Japan, and Kerry von Erich, Kevin von Erich and David von Erich representing Texas. The match was a chaotic brawl that lasted over an hour, with each team using their signature moves and tactics to eliminate their opponents. The first team to be eliminated was the Japanese team, after Cyber Kong was pinned by Kevin von Erich following a claw hold. The second team to be eliminated was the Texas team, after David von Erich was pinned by JT Dunn following a death by elbow. The final three competitors were Chris Hero, JT Dunn and Kevin von Erich, who fought valiantly for the coveted title shot. In the end, Chris Hero emerged victorious after hitting Kevin von Erich with a roaring elbow and pinning him for the three count. Chris Hero celebrated his win and pointed at the FWF World Champion Ric Flair, who was watching from ringside, setting up their match for FWF Vol 3: The Summit of Mt. Flair.
The event also featured a tag team three-way dance between Cornelius Crummels and Sonny Defarge, Solo Darling and Travis Huckabee, and Miyu Yamashita and Safire Reed. The match was a fast-paced and exciting contest that showcased the diverse styles and personalities of the teams. The match ended when Miyu Yamashita hit Solo Darling with a skull kick and pinned her for the win, earning her team a future tag team title opportunity.
Another highlight of the event was the last dance match between HIMAWARI and Shino Suzuki, two Japanese female wrestlers who had a heated rivalry over their hair. The stipulation of the match was that the loser would be thrown into the ocean off the boat and would also have to shave their head. The match was a brutal and emotional affair that saw both women use various weapons and submissions to try to make their opponent quit. The match ended when HIMAWARI locked in a sleeper hold on Shino Suzuki and choked her out, rendering her unconscious. HIMAWARI then dragged Shino Suzuki to the edge of the boat and threw her into the water, while cutting off a lock of her hair as a trophy.
The event also saw two title changes in the IPW Euro Title division. First, Bobby Gunns defeated Shigehiro Irie in a nunchucks, tables, kendo sticks and chain match to win the title for the first time. The match was a violent and hardcore spectacle that saw both men use all the weapons at their disposal to inflict pain on each other. The match ended when Bobby Gunns wrapped a chain around Shigehiro Irie's neck and choked him out, while hitting him with repeated kendo stick shots. Bobby Gunns celebrated his victory with his trademark cigarette in his mouth, but his celebration was cut short by Moose, who attacked him from behind and invoked his 24/7 rule to challenge him for the title. Moose quickly hit Bobby Gunns with a spear and pinned him to win the IPW Euro Title for himself. Moose then escaped with his new title, while Bobby Gunns was left lying in the ring.
FWF Vol 2: Eruption?! was a successful event that delivered on its promise of high-octane action and drama. The event set up several intriguing matches for FWF Vol 3: The Summit of Mt. Flair, where Ric Flair will defend his FWF World Title against Chris Hero.
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Post by dayoneuce on Nov 27, 2023 18:14:21 GMT 1
FWF SuperShow III: A Trip To Mt. Flair was a professional wrestling event produced by Fantasy Wrestling Federation (FWF) on November 27, 2023 at the Tokyo Dome in Tokyo, Japan. The event featured five matches, with two of them being for FWF championships.
The main event was a two-out-of-three falls match for the FWF Worlds Title, where Ric Flair defended his title against Chris Hero. Flair won the first fall by pinning Hero after a low blow and a roll-up. Hero fought back and won the second fall by pinning Flair after a roaring elbow. The third and decisive fall saw Flair lock in the figure-four leglock on Hero, who refused to give up until he passed out from the pain. Flair retained his title and celebrated with his fellow Four Horsemen members.
The co-main event was a four-way match for the FWF US Title, where Barry Windham defended his title against Bad News Brown, Randy Savage, and Bam Bam Bigelow. The match was chaotic and unpredictable, with all four men hitting their signature moves and trying to pin each other. Windham managed to retain his title by pinning Savage after hitting him with a lariat.
The third match was a five-way elimination match, where Chris Brookes faced Yukio Naya, Kosei Fujita, Mikey Nicholls, and the surprise entrant Kazuchika Okada. The match started with Okada making his shocking return to FWF after a year-long absence due to injury. He quickly eliminated Fujita with a Rainmaker, but was then eliminated by Naya with a chokeslam. Naya then eliminated Nicholls with a powerbomb, leaving him and Brookes as the final two. Brookes used his speed and agility to counter Naya's power and eventually pinned him with a crucifix.
The second match was a tag team match, where Fuminori Abe and Takuya Nomura faced KENTA and Naomichi Marufuji. The match was fast-paced and hard-hitting, with both teams showing their skills and teamwork. The match ended when Naruki Doi, who had been feuding with KENTA, came out and distracted him, allowing Abe to roll him up for the pin.
The opening match was a tag team match for the FWF World Tag Titles, where Genichiro Tenryu and Jumbo Tsuruta defended their titles against Miyu Yamashita and Safire Reed. The match was a clash of styles, with Tenryu and Tsuruta using their experience and power to dominate Yamashita and Reed, who relied on their speed and resilience. The match ended when Tenryu and Tsuruta hit Yamashita with a double powerbomb and pinned her.
FWF SuperShow III: A Trip To Mt. Flair was a successful event that showcased the best of FWF's talent and storytelling. The event drew 55,000 fans to the Tokyo Dome and received positive reviews from critics and fans alike.
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Post by dayoneuce on Nov 27, 2023 19:11:33 GMT 1
FWF Supershow 4: Darkside was a spectacular event that showcased some of the best talent from around the world. The show opened with a thrilling 6-man tag team match, where YAMATO, Naruki Doi and Cyber Kong defeated Bret Hart, Naomichi Marifuji and Kenta by pinfall. The match was fast-paced and full of action, with both teams displaying their skills and teamwork. YAMATO scored the decisive pinfall after hitting a Galleria on Kenta.
The second match was a classic 2/3 falls match between Drew Gulak & Tracy Williams and Buddy Roberts & Michael Hayes. The match was a contrast of styles, with Gulak and Williams relying on their technical wrestling and submission skills, while Roberts and Hayes used their brawling and dirty tactics. Gulak and Williams won the first fall after making Roberts tap out to a double armbar. Roberts and Hayes evened the score after Hayes hit a DDT on Williams and pinned him. The third and final fall was a back-and-forth affair, with both teams exchanging near falls and submissions. Gulak and Williams finally emerged victorious after Gulak locked in a Gu-Lock on Hayes and made him submit.
The third match was for the FWF U.S Title, where Barry Windham defended his title against Shingo Takagi. The match was a hard-hitting battle, with both men trading powerful strikes and slams. Windham used his size and experience advantage to dominate Takagi, while Takagi used his speed and agility to counter Windham. Windham retained his title after hitting a Lariat Clothesline on Takagi and pinning him.
The main event was an 8-man tag team match, where Penta Oscuro & Rey Fenix & Jay Briscoe & Mark Briscoe faced Bobby Fish & Kyle O'Reilly & Davey Boy Smith & The Dynamite Kid. The match was a chaotic and exciting affair, with all eight men showing their high-flying, hard-hitting and innovative moves. The match featured several amazing spots, such as Penta Oscuro hitting a Canadian Destroyer on Fish, Fenix diving over the top rope onto O'Reilly, Smith powerbombing Mark Briscoe through a table, and Dynamite Kid hitting a diving headbutt on Jay Briscoe. The match ended when Penta Oscuro pinned Fish after hitting a Fear Factor.
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Post by dayoneuce on Dec 3, 2023 20:49:06 GMT 1
FWF Supershow 5: Horsemen Arrive
Bodybag Match for the 1st FWF Extreme Title: Col. DeBeers vs. Sgt. Slaughter
FWF Tag Team Title Match: Genichiro Tenryu and Jumbo Tsuruta (c) vs. Money Inc (Ted Dibiase & IRS)
FWF TV Title 3-way: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Riochet vs. Taiji Ishimori
FWF US Championship Steel Cage Match: Barry Windham (c) vs. Dusty Rhodes
FWF Worlds Championship 2/3 Falls Match: Ric Flair (c) vs. Sting.
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Post by dayoneuce on Dec 3, 2023 20:52:47 GMT 1
- Bodybag Match for the 1st FWF Extreme Title: Col. DeBeers vs. Sgt. Slaughter. This match is the culmination of a heated feud between the two patriotic warriors, who have been at each other's throats for months. Col. DeBeers, a South African supremacist, has been disrespecting the American flag and attacking Sgt. Slaughter, a former drill instructor and war hero. Sgt. Slaughter has vowed to make Col. DeBeers pay for his crimes and to defend the honor of his country. The only way to win this match is to incapacitate your opponent and zip him up in a bodybag.
- FWF Tag Team Title Match: Genichiro Tenryu and Jumbo Tsuruta (c) vs. Money Inc (Ted Dibiase & IRS). The reigning champions, Tenryu and Tsuruta, are two of the most respected and dominant wrestlers in Japan, who have proven themselves in FWF as well. They face a tough challenge from Money Inc, a greedy and ruthless duo who have used their wealth and influence to cheat their way to the top. Money Inc have been mocking the champions for their lack of charisma and style, while Tenryu and Tsuruta have been eager to show them the true meaning of wrestling.
- FWF TV Title 3-way: Will Ospreay (c) vs. Riochet vs. Taiji Ishimori. This match is a showcase of three of the most athletic and innovative high-flyers in the world, who have dazzled the fans with their aerial maneuvers and fast-paced action. Ospreay, the champion, is confident that he can outshine and outsmart his challengers, who are both former allies and rivals of his. Riochet and Ishimori are determined to prove themselves as worthy contenders and to capture the coveted TV title.
- FWF US Championship Steel Cage Match: Barry Windham (c) vs. Dusty Rhodes. This match is a classic clash between two of the most iconic figures in American wrestling history, who have a long and bitter history with each other. Windham, the champion, is a second-generation star who has betrayed his former mentor and friend, Rhodes, by joining forces with Ric Flair and the Four Horsemen. Rhodes, the challenger, is a charismatic and beloved legend who has inspired millions of fans with his common man persona and his never-say-die attitude. The only way to win this match is to escape the steel cage.
- FWF Worlds Championship 2/3 Falls Match: Ric Flair (c) vs. Sting. This match is a rematch of one of the greatest matches ever, which took place at FWF 00, where Sting defeated Flair to win his first world title. Flair, the champion, is a madman,who has regained his title by cheating and using his Horsemen allies. Sting, the challenger, is a fan favorite who has overcome many obstacles and injuries to earn another shot at glory. The only way to win this match is to score two falls over your opponent by pinfall, submission, or disqualification.
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Post by dayoneuce on Dec 3, 2023 22:56:40 GMT 1
"FWF Supershow 5", which featured five exciting matches:
- In the opening match, Col. DeBeers and Sgt. Slaughter fought in a brutal bodybag match for the inaugural FWF Extreme Title. The match ended when Sgt. Slaughter locked Col. DeBeers in the Cobra Clutch and put him in the bodybag, becoming the first FWF Extreme Champion. - Next, Money Inc challenged Genichiro Tenryu and Jumbo Tsuruta for the FWF Tag Team Titles. The challengers used their cunning and teamwork to overcome the Japanese legends, as Ted Dibiase hit Jumbo Tsuruta with a briefcase and pinned him to win the titles. - The third match was a high-flying spectacle, as FWF TV Champion Will Ospreay defended his title against Ricochet and Taiji Ishimori in a three-way match. The three competitors amazed the crowd with their athleticism and agility, but Ospreay managed to retain his title by hitting Ishimori with the Storm Breaker. - The fourth match was a classic rivalry, as FWF US Champion Barry Windham faced Dusty Rhodes in a steel cage match. The two brawled inside the cage, with Windham trying to escape and Rhodes trying to pin him. Rhodes hit Windham with the Bionic Elbow and went for the cover, but Windham kicked out at two. Windham then raked Rhodes' eyes and climbed over the cage to retain his title. - The main event was a historic match, as FWF World Champion Ric Flair defended his title against Sting in a two-out-of-three falls match. The first fall went to Flair, who made Sting submit to the Figure Four Leglock. The second fall went to Sting, who pinned Flair after a Stinger Splash and a Scorpion Deathlock. The third and decisive fall was a back-and-forth battle, with both men giving their all. Sting had Flair in trouble after hitting another Stinger Splash, but Flair rolled him up and grabbed the ropes for leverage, stealing the third fall and keeping his title. |
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Post by dakota1994 on Dec 10, 2023 16:37:06 GMT 1
FWF Terror In Tokyo Card:
December 10 2023
FWF Tag Title Match
Money Inc (c) vs. FTR
FWF TV Title 3-way One Fall Finish
Will Ospreay (c) vs. Ace Austin vs. Kushida
6-Man Elimination Tag Match. lone survivor rexieves a FWF IC Title shot @ FWF All Star
Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers & Jerry Lawler vs. Kevin Sullivan & Steve Williams & Bret Hart
FWF Extreme Title Sleeper Hold Match
Col. DeBeers vs. Sgt. Slaughter (c)
Winner gets Flair @ All Star I
Davey Richards vs. Roderick Strong
Asaemon we need predictions, please.
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Post by Asaemon on Dec 10, 2023 19:52:37 GMT 1
FWF Terror In Tokyo Card:
December 10 2023
FWF Tag Title Match
Money Inc (c) vs. FTR
FWF TV Title 3-way One Fall Finish
Will Ospreay (c) vs. Ace Austin vs. Kushida
6-Man Elimination Tag Match. lone survivor rexieves a FWF IC Title shot @ FWF All Star
Bobby Fulton & Tommy Rogers & Jerry Lawler vs. Kevin Sullivan & Steve Williams & Bret Hart
FWF Extreme Title Sleeper Hold Match
Col. DeBeers vs. Sgt. Slaughter (c)
Winner gets Flair @ All Star I
Davey Richards vs. Roderick Strong
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Post by dayoneuce on Dec 17, 2023 21:22:58 GMT 1
FWF Terror in Tokyo was a thrilling event that showcased some of the best wrestling talent in the world. Here are some of the highlights from the show:
- Money Inc retained their FWF Tag Team Titles against FTR in a hard-fought match that saw both teams use their signature moves and tactics. Money Inc prevailed after Ted DiBiase hit a Million Dollar Dream on Cash Wheeler and pinned him for the win.
- Kushida became the new FWF TV Champion in a spectacular three-way match that featured high-flying, technical and innovative offense from all competitors. Kushida managed to catch Will Ospreay in a Hoverboard Lock and forced him to tap out, ending his reign as champion. Ace Austin also impressed with his agility and charisma, but came up short in his quest for gold.
- Bobby Fulton, Tommy Rogers and Jerry Lawler emerged victorious in a six-man elimination tag match that had a lot of drama and tension. The match came down to Lawler and Bret Hart, two legends of the sport, who battled for the right to challenge Roddy Piper for the FWF Intercontinental Title at FWF All Star. Lawler surprised Hart with a roll-up and pinned him, earning himself a shot at Flair's title.
- Sgt. Slaughter defended his FWF Extreme Title against Col. DeBeers in a sleeper hold match that was brutal and intense. Both men tried to put each other to sleep with their respective sleeper holds, but Slaughter proved to be more resilient and locked in his Cobra Clutch on DeBeers, making him pass out and retaining his title.
- Davey Richards earned himself a date with destiny by defeating Roderick Strong in a thrilling main event that showcased their athleticism, skill and determination. Richards and Strong exchanged strikes, submissions and near-falls, but Richards finally put Strong away with a DR Driver and pinned him. Richards will now face Ric Flair for the FWF World Heavyweight Title at FWF All Star I, in what promises to be a classic match.
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