ICWW: Dead Or Alive

August 24th - ICWW: Dead or Alive
Two days to decide who shall live, and who shall die.

 

European title match
Albert Beefcake (c) d. Chris Jericho
ICWW: Dead or Alive opened with the big stinky Alaskan bear-whale stud making his way to the ring to defend the Euro title. The match started off close, Chris Jericho found the upper hand however nailing the Lionsault. The move took too much out of Jericho though, resulting in the Beefer hitting the Albo Bomb and ending it. After winning Albert stuck in the ring to strut his funky stuff, before heading to ringside for commentary.

 

Mick Lucifer entered the arena preparing the crowd for the big mysterious Canadian guest of the night. He reminded the crowd that he was an important force in IRC wrestling, and may change the face of ICWW. Suddenly a man in a Justin Verrier mask made his way down the ramp with his pants around his ankles. Mick Lucifer introduced Justin Vulgar to the crowd, who asked him "what it was all aboot, eh?". Mick Lucifer chokeslammed Vulgar, before letting him flee the arena whilst getting pelted with trash by the crowd.

 

Grayback d. Acidic Wonder
The warrior Grayback took on Acidic Wonder next in a one on one encounter. The match didn't last long. Grayback was too good reversing almost everything Acidic Wonder tried. Grayback got a three count on a submission, but Acidic Wonder slipped out only to get disqualified for using a spray can.

 

Hardcore title brawl for all
Oozaru (c) d. Big Vito and Cactus Jack
The Hardcore champion made his way to the ring to defend after successfully hiding from any challenges. Cactus Jack was in good form, wasting no time pulling out a steel chair and going to work. Big Vito struggled with his opponents, utilizing the flapjack well. Oozaru dropped Big Vito with a nice pedigree and got the cover, bringing the brawl down to he and Cactus Jack with the Italian staggering backstage. Oozaru put Cactus down with a sutnner, knocking him out cold - and scored the three count pin to retain.

 

Hulk Hogan d. Kane
The match started out slow, but Hogan proved to be a little more active that expected. The Hulkamaniac nailed Kane with a frog splash from the top rope, taking a page from RVD's book. Kane took it to Hogan with a steel chair, stuttering the momentum. Kane went for a chokeslam, but the Hulker hit a face buster and pin.

 

Hardcore title match
Big Vito d. Oozaru (c)
Backstage Big Vito accompanied by an authorized referee jumped the hardcore champion - Oozaru.
Big Vito was absolutely dominating the hardcore champion thanks to the surprise attack. Vito grabbed a near by guitar and smashed it over Oozaru, only to follow up with a pedigree. Vito went for the cover, but Oozaru rolled over getting a two count. Vito tried again, but Oozaru got a roll over
and a two count again. The third attempt saw Big Vito get the cover, as he fled the scene with his hardcore title.

 

Tag team title hardcore tag match
The Everlasting Gaze d. Shawn Michaels & Shelton Benjamin
In a match to determine the new tag team champions, the tough to beat team of the Everlasting Gaze took on the combination of Shawn Michaels and Shelton Benjamin. Jesseman and Michaels started in the ring, Jesseman having a tough time overcoming Michaels. Desperate tactics saw Jesseman go for a low blow, but missed only to receive the move himself. Ironize was getting frustrated when his partner didn't tag out. After finally getting in the ring, after a couple of blind tags, Ironize went to work, absolutely levelling Shelton Benjamin with a strong chair shot. Once in the ring Shawn Michaels began to get sluggish, Ironize capitalizing with a quick school boy pin and the win.

 

Hardcore title match
Big Vito (c) d. Oozaru
Oozaru came out of nowhere looking to regain the hardcore championship. He hit a wall with Vito, getting dropped with a DDT. Oozaru swung wildly with a chair, looking to get an easy take down - but Vito slammed the chair right back at him. Vito nailed a pedigree, and again struggled to hold Oozaru down. He finally got the cover, and walked away champ.

 

Mick Lucifer returned to the ring once more, and announced that although Kurt Angle had requested
the match with him, he would not be partaking in the match. Instead he had a suitable representative.
Suddenly Banging charged burst out at the entrance way, and charged to the ring.

 

United States title casket match
Kurt Angle (c) d. Banging
Angle dropped his opponent out cold with a version of Banging's own trademark, the samoan drop. Banging recovered and started to make an offensive charge against the Olympic United States champion. Angle nailed Banging with a bottle of milk, and attempted to follow with a blockbuster, only to drop Banging. Kurt Angle kicked a chair back into the face of Banging, busting him open! Banging finally connected with the chair. Kurt whipped Banging to the turnbuckle, and nailed a top rope Olympic slam! It was academic from there, Angle scooping Banging up and slamming him into the casket and shutting the lid.

Heavyweight title four corners strap match
Mr. Nomad (c) d. The Rock
In the main event The Rock finally got to take on the heavyweight champion - Mr. Nomad. The object of the four corners strap match, to touch each turnbuckle whilst linked to your opponent by a leather strap. The Rock tagged the first turnbuckle after reversing a chair shot, and knocking Nomad down. Mr. Nomad recovered and busted The Rock wide open with the chair. The Rock struck with a chair of his own, and tried to reach the next turnbuckle but was yanked back by Mr. Nomad. The Rock embraced the opportunity pulling Nomad in close and nailing the Rock Bottom! He reached out, and managed to tag his second turnbuckle.The Rock hit another finisher, and tagged his third turnbuckle. The Nomad fought back hard, managing to put the Rock down with a powerbomb, touching his first turnbuckle. Nomad knocked the Rock straight back down, and touched the next turnbuckle. Mr. Nomad managed to tag a third turnbuckle then, creating a sudden death situation. A hard kick to the midsection took the window out of The Rock, giving Nomad the extra advantage to struggle to the last turnbuckle and retain his heavyweight title. The Rock had what is becoming a trademark tantrum, whilst Mr. Nomad thanks his lucky stars and shared the moment with the crowd. The Rock continued to whine about his loss to the referee, before storming out as DoA came to an end.

ICWW: The Frontline

August 17/18 - ICWW: The Frontline
All day, both days - because the front never rests.

 

Tag Team match
Jesseman & Ironize d. Oozaru & Patrick Mannion
In the opening match recently crossed over IWWF superstars Ironize and Jesseman, took on ICWW hopefuls Oozaru and Patrick Mannion in tag
team action. Mannion requested to be in the match as a warm up for his title match later in the night with fellow DXer - RVD.
The match ended when Jesseman nailed Oozaru with a stunner, which kept him down easily to get the cover.

 

European title match
Albert Beefcake d. Tony McTier
In the first championship match of the night the big stinky Alaskan bear-whale took on the former GAWF master, Tony McTier.
McTier was having problems early on, appearing to be a little sluggish in his movement possibly due to illness.
Albert went for a roll up, only to have McTier counter it and hit a stunner. On his second attempt the Beefer was successful.

 

Kurt Angle arrived in Mick Lucifer's office to talk about his ladder match with the Rock later in the night for the US title.
He said that he was supposed to be fighting in the heavyweight title match, until he was plucked out of the main event by Rock and Lucifer.
Angle declared that this act was very un-American of Mick Lucifer, and he could make it up to him by changing the match
stipulations. Mick Lucifer reminded Angle that he's not American, but would offer him the chance to change the match anyway.
The American Olympic hero asked that the match be made a last man standing match, and Lucifer agreed.

 

Hardcore match
Big Vito d. Mad Knifa the Cat
In no holds barred competition Big Vito took on the Cat in a one on one match.
It was a good match, Vito dominating the pace, the highlight coming when he hit the Big Vito special.
Mad Knifa went for a cover, but Vito kicked out and got a three count of his own.

 

Hardcore Tag Team title match
DGeneration X d. The Undertaker & Mick Lucifer
The Tag Team title match was absolutely insane when the mystery tag team was revealed as The Undertaker and Mick Lucifer.
Dominance swapped sides a few times, Lucifer almost going down to Patrick Mannion's surfboard submission; but soon
found a home with the two giants in Mick Lucifer and The Undertaker. A staggering Taker tagged in to Mick Lucifer, but soon
tagged back blindly only to get nailed by RVD with a stunner - RVD got the three count to take a miraculous win.

 

After the match The Undertaker recovered and went after RVD backstage. Mick Lucifer deicded they should be allowed
to continue at it, and announced that RVD should return the ring for a hardcore title match right then and there with Taker.

 

Hardcore title match
The Undertaker d. RVD
Despite the exhaustion from the previous match, RVD dared to return to the ring to face Undertaker once more.
The Undertaker busted RVD wide open with a punishing tombstone piledriver. RVD managed to hit the phenom
with a stunner, which somehow busted him open! Through a mask of blood, the Undertaker chokeslammed RVD and got the cover.

 

United States title last man standing match
Kurt Angle d. The Rock
The United States title went on the line in this grudge match between the Rock and American hero - Kurt Angle.
The Rock looked good early on hitting a nice short powerbomb which rattled Angle.
Angle fought back hard, nailing the Angle Slam and knocking The Rock out cold for a ten count!
The Olympic Hero danced in the ring with his United States title whilst the Rock was stretchered out.

 

Shawn Michaels and Rocky burst into Mick Lucifer's office showing blatant disgust about the change in their
hardcore title match. Mick Lucifer explained that the two of them arrived late, and he was forced to
reschedule to what he thought was an amazing match with real guts and fury in it. Rocky began to
threaten the ICWW owner when suddenly Kane burst into the room and grabbed Rocky by the throat.
Lucifer ordered them all out of his room while he relaxed.

 

ICWW Heavyweight title table match
Mr. Nomad d. Tells
In the main event the winner of the tournament, and the indie table legend faced off in a grueling ICWW heavyweight title match.
Mr. Nomad dazzled early on with his outstanding top rope powerbomb, and chair work.
Tells fought back, nailing the Nomad with a huge Tells bomb. With Mr. Nomad down, Tells took the opportunity to drag
a trestle table to the ring, the rules stating that the winner must drive his opponent offensively through a table.
Mr. Nomad avoided a low blow attempt from Tells, and hit his own version of the dirty move - leveling Tells.
The Nomad set up the table in the ring while Tells was down. Tells got to his feet quickly, and put forward
a massive attack against the king of tables. Nomad was wiped out with a huge jackknife powerbomb.
Mr. Nomad recovered, and avoided going through the table, eventually putting Tells through in incredible fashion to
become the first ever heavyweight champion. While he celebrated over a broken Tells, Mick Lucifer presented him with the title.

Lucifer Speaks Out About ICWW

Shock as Mick Lucifer announces the  emergence of the ICWW. An all new  driving force behind interactive,  wrestling entertainment.

LUCIFER SPEAKS OUT ABOUT ICWW [12-08-2002] In a press conference Mick Lucifer himself, the emerged leader of ICWW spoke out about several issues surrounding the federation, here's what he had to say;        It's true I have now officially been terminated from IWWF association once more, this time it would seem the spacing will be more permanent. On the tenth of August I did indeed branch out to found ICWW, an all new force in the realm of interactive wrestling. An opposition to the dominant IWWF. I have no animosity toward the IWWF, or their owner Justin Verrier; but I do feel that progress is not a priority to the federation, which is why I have started fresh. Although not associated in any direct way, I hope to have the support of those involved in the once flourishing project - IWWE. After initially announcing the ICWW, which I did spontaneously. With the support of current IWWF heavyweight champion Mike Trell, I decided to hastily invest all of my resources in a new organization. Unfortunately since then Trell has seemingly left the venture for the familiar stomping grounds of IWWF. Since then a former superstar, Tells, has all but replaced Trell essentially running a mock federation in my absence. I've been busy organizing, planning and speaking to the appropriate authorities in the world of wrestling. Many persons have expressed some interest in ICWW, including well known names at the IWWF. To protect them I won't drop any names, but I really hope they do come to wear the ICWW name with pride. It is true that superstar recruitment is moving slower than hoped, superstars seemingly convinced of ICWW worth suddenly changing their mind. Mr. Verrier is putting a lot of pressure on superstars to choose, something I won't be doing. I am happy to sub-contract superstars already tied with alternate federations. Someone's just asked me about rumors concerning the ICWW/IWWF merger. It is true, I proposed that ICWW become an organization under the IWWF. Opportunity for a rivaling storyline could've emerged from such a deal, however Mr. Verrier expressed absolutely no interest in discussing any ICWW/IWWF relations. I personally feel Mr. Verrier's hostile reaction toward this federation is disappointing, as his main concern seems to be with leeching of his product - something which could've been rectified through the buy out option. I hope that as time goes by Mr. Verrier comes to appreciate the opposition. Many people will agree the IWWF product was lagging to a halt. Progress was not a high priority, and perhaps much like with the former IWWE, progress will be a forced reaction at the IWWF. I can only hope former colleagues can appreciate the improvement I've brought about for them. There has been talk of a mysterious and small phantom federation, although at this point I don't know the validity of the claims I am intrigued. I would appreciate if those involved in this rumored project would come forward and join forces with myself. In closing I hope to gain more and more support for my federation, this is a risky venture, I've sacrificed my comfortable position at the IWWF and hope it's worth it. Thank you.

ICWW: Heavyweight Title Tournament

ICWW: HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE TOURNAMENT On the very first ICWW special event, The Frontline, the first ICWW heavyweight champion will be decided. In exhibition matches eight superstars will battle it out for a shot at the prized heavyweight gold. Among them are men familiar with holding titles, while some are not so - but each of them have an equal opportunity of becoming the number one man in the ICWW game.

Mr. Nomad
	Albert Beefcake
Albert Beefcake
		Tells
Tells
	Tells
Chris Jericho
			???????????
Kurt Angle			The first ever ICWW champion
	Kurt Angle
Thy Hammer
		Kurt Angle
Mystery opponent
	The Rock
The Rock

ROUND 01
Albert Beefcake d. Mr. Nomad
In a big match up the Alaskan bear-whale took on the master nomad in the first no disqualifications match of the title tournament.
The Beefer got to an excellent start with an over excessive amount of headbutts. Mr. Nomad managed to mount an offence later in the match but to no avail, he went down with the Albo Bomb and the cover in a somewhat upset victory.

Tells d. Chris Jericho
Chris Jericho was pumped early on in the piece taking it to Tells in incredible fashion.
The two exchanged high impact moves resulting in a very close match, Jericho looked good in late in the match hitting the Lionsault, but it hurt him almost as much as Tells. Jericho gave out to the pin, Tells proceeds.

The Rock d. Mick Lucifer
The egotistical owner of ICWW revealed himself as the surprise contender to a barrage of boos.
The Rock had a rough start against the seven foot owner. Lucifer's heart punch causing problems for The Rock, as well as the devil driver. Instead of pinning Lucifer decided to put on a show, but when Rock reversed a chair shot and clamped down the sharpshooter it was all over. The Rock defeated the owner to proceed to the semi-final of the title tournament.

Kurt Angle d. Thy Hammer
In a surprise Mick Lucifer declared that The Undertaker and Hulk Hogan would be replaced by Kurt Angle and Thy Hammer in the ICWW title tournament. The reasons are unknown at this point.
In an absolute mark out Kurt Angle and Thy Hammer went head to head in a damn close match. In the end the Olympic hero reversed a shot with a kendo stick and rolled Thy Hammer up for the advancing win.

SEMI-FINALS [round 02]
Kurt Angle d. The Rock
The two tag team partners went at it in hard fashion. The Rock found himself busted wide open when the Olympic Hero reversed a short powerbomb. The Rock managed to fight back again, but Kurt Angle reversed a chair shot and absolutely wiped Rock out.
Kurt Angle hit two Angle slams before putting the Rock down and advancing to the final.
To the shock of many the Rock was irate with his tag partner, nailing his partner and storming backstage.

Tells d. Albert Beefcake
Tells took the Beefer to the cleaners as not even the mysterious yellow bandanna force could save Albert.
Utilising a chair effectively Tells made short work, dropping Albert with a jackknife powerbomb and then finishing him with the T-factor and a pin. Tells will now face Kurt Angle at ICWW: Frontline for the ICWW heavyweight title.

IWWE: Zero Tolerance (6/27)

Zero Tolerance kicked off with an all Canadian match up.
Benoit entered the ring looking as intense as ever. Bret Hart rolled into the ring and the two began to circle the squared circle menacingly.
Benoit went in hard driving Hart to the turnbuckle with stinging chops. The Hitman turned the table though, lifting Benoit and slamming him in the corner.
Benoit sent Hart reeling with a thumb to the eye, and nailed him with an axe handle smash from the second rope.
Benoit took Hart down with a clothesline to his leg. The Crippler wrapped up his countryman with a nice arm bar, breaking the hold when Hart made it to the ropes.
Hart rallied back with a kick to the midsection and a huge vertical suplex.
Benoit took Hart down with a German suplex combo, and followed with his air-Canada flying head butt. Benoit made an attempt for the lateral press, but Hart hooked his legs up and reversed the pin into the sharpshooter! Benoit tapped out.
Suddenly from no where Bill Goldberg ran into the ring and nailed Hart with a steel chair!! Benoit fought Goldberg off as Hart stared them both down.

Shane McMahon stormed into Mr. Kronick's office angrily complaining that he had didn't have a title match at IWWE: Bitter Peace. The owner of the IWWE smiled and offered McMahon the opportunity to participate in a tag team contender match.
McMahon accepted, and guaranteed this would be his shot. Kronick nodded and rushed McMahon out of his office.

Team Extreme took on the unusual teaming of Vampiro and Kane in a match to determine who would face Jesseman & Detnemed at IWWE: Bitter Peace.
Lotus and Shane entered to a huge pop, charging to the ring and mounting the turnbuckles, Lotus displaying his Canadian title to the crowd.
As Kane and Vampiro made their way to the ring, Team Extreme took it to them, diving over the top rope and attacking.
Vampiro and Shane rolled into the ring to start things off. Shane dropped the dark angel with a fast spinning heel kick, and took it to him, eventually nailing the Bronco Buster in the corner. Shane was prepped to deliver the frog splash on Vampiro, when Kane sprung to life, climbing over the top rope to get some action.
Shane ran to tag his partner, but Kane went straight to work. The Machine tossed his opponent over the top with a violent choke hold, and proceeded to pummel him down the entrance way. With Shane and Vampiro as the two legal men, the referee had no choice but to count Shane out as Kane chased him toward the backstage area.

Backstage The Undertaker was informed with the news that he would face Banging later in the night, with the special condition that should Banging win, he would face the Undertaker at IWWE: Bitter Peace. The Undertaker remained confident, saying he didn't care who he had to face, he would win the United States title no matter.

Fresh Nomad mad his way to the ring to take on the Silver Snake in one on one competition. The two squared off, Nomad making fun of the reptilian ring master.
The Snake lunged at him with a hard clothesline.
The Nomad sent Silver into the ropes with an irish whip, and levelled him with a nice bulldog. FM slid out of the ring, and returned with a chair climbing to the top rope.
As Silver climb to his feet Nomad flew from upstairs with the chair, surfing it right into Silver Snake's face. The referee called for the bell, disqualifying Mr. Nomad.
He smiled and headed backstage.

Mick Lucifer slowly made his way to the ring next in an all Mick affair.
The lord of darkness started off fast, sending Foley back with a mean heart punch.
Lucifer whipped the hardcore legend into the ropes and dropped him with a hard death valley driver. Foley charged at Lucifer with a stiff kick, and then clotheslined him over the tope rope!
On the outside Foley landed a hard elbow drop from the apron, but Lucifer soon recovered grabbing Foley in a tight choke hold and forcing him back into the ring.
Lucifer dropped Foley with a big boot, and followed up with a chokeslam to get the pin.
Josh Heartbrand ran to the ring and nailed Lucifer with a chair, but when the lord of darkness turned to face him Heartbrand fled for the back with Lucifer in hot pursuit.

Backstage Mr. Kronick was sitting in his office, when he was summoned to the ring.
As Kronick stood in the ring has asked who had called him out, and why.
Suddenly the arena erupted in the hardcore theme of the HCWL. Out strutted The Big Boss, infamous founder of the HCWL!
The Big Boss blasted Kronick, saying the way he runs the IWWE is an absolute joke, and revealed himself to be the real owner! He said that unless Kronick lifted his game, he would have to ship out. Kronick stern fully said he didn't think there was anything wrong with his cards, and the Big Boss proceeded to level his lackey!
The Boss yelled at Kronick to get out of his sight.

In the main event Banging stood his ground as the Undertaker made his entrance to a huge ovation. The Killer Kiwi slid to the outside and challenged the phenom to start the match out there. The Undertaker gladly obliged diving over the top rope and levelling Banging.
The Killer Kiwi recovered, and began attacking the Undertaker with various weapons. The Undertaker caught hold of the ring bell and blasted Banging with it.
Banging headed to the ring apron, and catapulted himself at the 'Taker with a huge springboard clothesline. The Undertaker bludgeoned the challenger with a chair, and rolled him onto the announcers desk. Banging fought out of the choke hold and delivered the Kiwi Fong through the table!! Banging got the three count, and headed straight for the ring to have his hand raised by the referee. Thus securing him a shot at Bitter Peace, replacing the injured Triple H.

From the wreckage of the table the Undertaker spoke on a microphone, and challenged Banging to face him in a casket match for the title.
Banging stared down at his fallen foe and accepted the challenge as ZT went off air!

 

Thursday Zero Tolerance wrap
Bret Hart d. Chris Benoit via submission

Tag Team title #1 contender match
Kane & Vampiro  d. Lotus & Shane McMahon via count out

Silver Snake d. Fresh Nomad via DQ

Hardcore match
Mick Lucifer d. Mick Foley via pinfall

No disqualifications match
Banging d. The Undertaker via pinfall

   

IWWE: Martial Law (6/24)

As Monday Martial Law came on the air, the esteemed owner of the IWWE Mr. Kronick, made his way to the ring to make an announcement.
Mr. Kronick informed the masses that after defeating both Garfield and Jared Hasselhoff, Mr. Nomad had earned himself a spot in the main event at IWWE: Bitter Peace. He then went on to inform the crowd that Bret Hart would be making his debut in the main event against one of the three number one contenders, Josh Heartbrand. 

Refract made his way to the ring to face Acidrain, both making their IWWE debuts.
The two whipped each other into the ropes following up with a Lou Thesz presses.
Refract dropped AD with a DDT. Acidrain sent Refract into the ropes, and went for a hip toss only to be reversed. Refract wrapped his fallen opponent up with an STF, and forced Acidrain to submit. Refract headed backstage showing his joy to the crowd.

Backstage German dude was warming up for his match when EZ Money approached him. EZ Money asked him if he was really German, the dude replied with a 'ja' and EZ Money said cool, and wished him luck in the next match.

As the four way match got underway German dude took Jesseman down with a wrenching neck breaker, and then was dropped by the same move courtesy of Boom. The German dude dropped Boom with a big flapjack and got whipped out of the ring by EZ Money. Boom took EZ down with a vertical suplex, and slammed him straight back down with a hard clothesline.
Jesseman dived at Boom taking him down with a huge spinebuster slam. Boom retaliated with a powerbomb, and locked up Jesseman with a side headlock submission. Jesseman kicked out and hit a jackknife powerbomb.
Boom dropped the German dude with an enziguri and went for a half crab. The German dude fought out, going for a roll up pin and scoring the three count.
Jesseman had a fit at the referee after the bell sounded. Reluctantly Jesseman left the ring.

A report came in that after his match on IWWE: Aftershock, Jared Hasselhoff had put a little more strain on an injury sustained during his casket match last week.
Though no details were available, it was announced he would not be appearing this night at Martial Law.

Next in a hardcore match old rivals Triple H and The Rock went at it in the first of two United States title tournament matches.
The Rock started things with a nice vertical suplex, and followed with a smooth DDT.
The Rock climbed over in the mounted position, hammering Triple H with right and left hands. The game got to his feet and dropped the Rock with a neck breaker.
Triple H fought back, nailing a nice running powerbomb, which sent the Rock into next week! Triple H followed up with a nice Death Valley Driver, laying the Rock to waste once more.
Triple H looking to add insult to injury nailed the Rock with his own finished, the Rock Bottom! A roll up attempt, but The Rock was able to kick out a two.
Garfield soon ran into the ring and nailed both the Rock and Triple H with the Feliner!
Triple H climbed over to the Rock, and got the cover.
The Rock was clearly bitterly disappointed with his loss as he wandered backstage, Triple H however looked in worse shape despite picking up the win. The Game limped away from the ring holding his quadricep in a concerning fashion.

Jesseman was backstage heading toward Mr. Kronick's office.
Jesseman expressed his anger about the four way match earlier, claiming he'd tagged in to the ring and stopped the pin. Mr. Kronick empathised and said that if he had a partner, he could have a tag title shot at IWWE: Bitter Peace.
Jesseman let go of the boss and Mr. Kronick called his attention back as his face intensified, he warned Jesseman never to touch him again.

The Undertaker and Banging were called out next for the second of the United States championship contender matches.
Banging kicked off against the dead man with a big DDT, and followed it up with a smooth clothesline. The Undertaker got up unphased and dropped Banging with a huge suplex. The Undertaker fought in hard with a knee to the gut, and a huge Russian leg sweep, absolutely levelling Banging.
The Undertaker dropped the killer Kiwi and clamped down a tight head lock submission. To the surprise of many, Banging couldn't fight away, tapping out.

Garfield headed to the ring met by a barrage of boos from the crowd. The crowd proceeded to chant 'go cry with Austin' as Garfield entered the ring.
Shane took Garfield down with a press, and touched his first turnbuckle. McMahon soon knocked Garfield off his feet again, and repeated the process.
Shane McMahon started things with a nice atomic drop. Garfield rolled to his feet and attempted to touch a turnbuckle, only to have Shane McMahon yank him away.
Shane jumped to the middle rope and nailed the cat with a big springboard moonsault! Garfield took McMahon down with a Lou Thesz press, and scrambled to his feet to tag his first turnbuckle. Shane yanked Garfield down with the strap, and tagged his third turnbuckle.
Lotus and Mr. Kronick ran down to the ring to help Shane McMahon. They set Garfield up for a chair sandwich, but the cat ducked and Mr. Kronick wiped out the Canadian champion!
Garfield knocked McMahon down with a press, and tagged his third turnbuckle.
In a sudden death situation knocked McMahon down, and tagged his last turnbuckle but the referee didn't see it! Shane McMahon nailed Garfield with a DDT, and tagged his last turnbuckle to win by controversial means!

The well tested Canadian champion Lotus was ready to defend his title yet again, this time against backstage boy - El Jobbo.
El Jobbo got off to a good start dropping Lotus with a DDT. He looked for a leg lock, but Lotus reversed it quickly, putting pressure on the knees of the jobber.
El Jobbo managed to reach the ropes, but got dragged away as Lotus clamped down with an ankle lock. El Jobbo again escaped, and Lotus dragged him back this time clamping down with his trademark submission, the Canadian Maple Leaf.
El Jobbo could stand it no more, tapping out to the power of the submission.

Mick Lucifer appeared on the big screen, and laughed as his eyes rolled back.
He declared that he wasn't at the show, and he didn't need to be because he was primed and preened to lay him to rest at IWWE: Bitter Peace.
He warned Heartbrand that he was a heathen, and that like the fallen angel Lucifer he would take him from his high perch and slam him down to earth.

Josh Heartbrand made his way to the ring first, awaiting the debuting Hitman Hart.
Heartbrand went straight to it, taking him down with a Lou Thesz press. Josh dared to tie up with an STF, but Hart slid out of it easily.
The Hitman nailed Heartbrand with a spinebuster, and whipped him into the ropes following up with a dandy samoan drop. Heartbrand gathered his ground and retaliated with a nice backspin DDT. Heartbrand maintained the pace with a big back body drop, and managed to drop the hitman with a nice powerbomb.
Hart fought back and hit Heartbrand with a nice flying elbow and then slid outside.
Hart looking in a bad mood slid into the ring with a folded chair, and nailed Heartbrand in the face with it! The referee called for the bell disqualifying the hitman.
Shane McMahon ran down to the ring with a chair, and joined Bret Hart in bludgeoning the legend, Josh Heartbrand. As Martial Law went off the air, Heartbrand was wheeled out of the ring by paramedics, whilst Bret hart and Shane McMahon went on their sperate, satisfied ways.

 

   

Monday Martial Law wrap
Refract d. Acidrain via Submission

Fatal Four way match
German dude d. Jesseman, Boom & Ez-money via pinfall

Hardcore US title tournament match
Triple H d. The Rock

US title tournament match
The Undertaker d. Banging via Submission

Four corners strap match
Shane McMahon d. Garfield via turnbuckles

Hardcore Canadian title match
Lotus d. El Jobbo via submission

Josh Heartbrand d. Bret Hart via DQ

IWWE: Aftershock (6/22)

Albert Beefcake welcomed the international fans to the very first IWWE: Aftershock, a show broadcasted live around the world with the week in review, and some special matches for the European and Australasian fans.
Albo showed footage of the gruelling casket match from Monday Martial Law and announced that the gutsy Jared Hasselhoff would wrestle Mr. Nomad later on in the night in main event action, and he himself would be in a match.

A montage was played to the song 'Take it' by Insane Clown Posse was shown next, showing the recent exploits of the superstar known as Lotus.
AB then opened the forum to the crowd to discuss the current Canadian champion.
The general response was a positive one, to which AB backed up. He said the current Canadian champion definitely had a bright future ahead of him in the IWWE.
He said he may very well be the first and greatest Canadian champ ever! A fan started a flower power chant, but was soon removed by security on AB's orders.

Albo showed the fans a collection of highlights from the recent IWWE heavyweight title tournament that took place over Monday and Thursday nights on both Martial Law, and Zero Tolerance.
He said he was very excited about the title match between Josh Heartbrand and Mick Lucifer on the first ever pay-per-view event coming up. He then informed the crowd that there were rumours Mr. Kronick had a third superstar picked out for the match.
Highlights of Mick Lucifer versus Jesseman were then shown, and Josh Heartbrand versus Shane McMahon. He said it was one of the hardest matches to call ever, but he had to back Josh Heartbrand to become the first IWWE champion.

After a break, Chris Benoit strutted out to the ring for a match with Albert Beefcake.
Albert was stunned by the offensive mounted by Chris Benoit, reeling from a series of stinging headbutts, in retaliation to AB's own headbutts.
AB fought back; knocking Benoit down with a spinning neck breaker and the Albo pancake. Albo went for a clothesline, missing and getting taken down with an incredible German suplex by the smaller Benoit! AB took him down though with a big gut wrench powerbomb.
Benoit wasn't down for long, going for another German, but getting tossed back by and ass thrust by AB. The Beefer went for the falling headbutt, but Benoit rolled out of the way! Albert, recovered quickly and took Benoit down again with a DDT.
AB proceeded to taunt to the crowd, and Benoit snuck behind going for a roll up, but not even getting a one count.
Benoit dropped the Alaskan with a huge flapjack. AB went for a samoan drop, but knocked the referee down instead. Without an official, Albert looked to his opponent and proceeded to do the big stinky dance in the middle of the ring!
The two shook hands and called it a no-contest, as the referee was helped out of the ring and backstage by Benoit.

Footage of the match between Mr. Nomad and Garfield was shown, with several replays of the chair shot delivered by Mr. Kronick.
AB brought up rumours that Garfield was leaving the world of wrestling again, possibly looking to return to rival company - the IWWF. The Beefer declared that his sources indicated that Garfield had indeed left the IWWE.

AB allowed fans to watch a brief interview with Mick Lucifer, one of the current number one contenders for the IWWE heavyweight title. Lucifer showed great confidence and declared that he would win the title, and finally get the respect he deserved from the fans and his peers. When Lucifer said they would know his name is the Lord of Darkness, AB said "who", only to be attacked by Lucifer.

Jared Hasselhoff made his way to the ring next, to face Mr. Nomad in a hardcore match up. Nomad got a good start, taking Hasselhoff down by reversing his vertical suplex attempt, but soon found himself on the receiving end of a wrenching neck breaker. Nomad soon recovered, unloading on Hasselhoff with right and left hands in a mounted position, busting Jared wide open!
Hasselhoff took master Nomad down with a nice spinebuster, and flew high from the top rope with a moonsault! Hasselhoff followed up with a top rope suplex, and went to the corner again, only to have it reversed into a powerbomb by Mr. Nomad!
Hasselhoff brought out a chair and nailed Mr. Nomad with it. It wasn't enough though to stop the master Nomad scooping him up and getting the three count.

Albert Beefcake then said his goodbyes, and thank the superstars of the IWWE particularly Chris Benoit, Jared Hasselhoff, Mr. Nomad and of course Mr. Kronick and the fans as the very first IWWE: Aftershock went off the air.

 

Saturday Aftershock wrap
Discussion about Canadian champ, Lotus 

Highlights from the heavyweight title tourny

Albert Beefcake & Chris Benoit - no contest

Garfield quitting review.

Mick Lucifer brief interview.

Hardcore match
Mr. Nomad d. Jared Hasselhoff via. pinfall