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| align="center" colspan="2" |  '''Details'''
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Acronym'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | 2KW
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Danny Draiman, Malice
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Established'''
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Height'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | 1999-present
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" |6'0"
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Management'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Divided World Entertainment
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | 185
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Style'''
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Born'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Athletic and technical wrestling
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Novemember 27, 1987 (age 21)
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Format'''
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Resides'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Park Action (backyard) wrestling
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Brooklyn, NY
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Wrestling base'''
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Debut'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Ground
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | 2003
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Location'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | Manhattan, New York
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''Formerly'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | 2000 Wrestling
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| style="text-align: right;" | '''External links'''
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| bgcolor="#ffffff" | [http://myspace.com/2KW Official Myspace] <br> [http://youtube.com/2KW YouTube Channel]
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'''2KW''' (formerly '''2000 Wrestling''') is an independent park action wrestling federation based in Manhattan, New York and founded in 1999 by Vinny Mac, [[Tek|Kid Krazy]], and [[SyNN]], who is in predominant ownership while it operates under management department, Divided World Entertainment. Limitedly known, 2KW has developed a significant consideration as a topflight federation with an open-circuit approach to all backyard wrestling practitioners.  
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'''Danny Draiman''' is an American [[backyard wrestler]] in [[XSW]] and [[WFA]]. He is a current member of [[Revolution]] along with [[Patrick Blade]] and [[Joey Spade]].
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The federation name was previously abridged to solely 2KW, a three-initials symbolism left to trademark the hard work and dedicated labor given towards it. Increasingly gaining new fandom, it is known for its mix of various sized performers, its focus on technical, lucha libre and riskily stunty showcases and its extreme sports-like shoot wrestling intensity usually defying the stereotypical hardcore nature of backyard wrestling.
 
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Although 2KW Wrestling is not presented in a "backyard", it is linked ambiguously to backyard wrestling for its pre-existing popularity. 2KW has recently returned from a 5-month off-season hiatus on March 7, 2009.
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==Xtreme Street Wrestling==
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====The Definition of Greatness (2004-2005)====
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Danny Draiman debuted in 2004 along with long time friend [[Psycho]], both men became champions very fast, but for Draiman he soon realized that he is much better then what people believe, In 2005 Draiman got his break by co creating [[Revolution]] along with [[Patrick Blade]] latter naming more members but must known is [[Joey Spade]], Draiman was becoming a huge name in XSW holding every title there is to hold that very year, Danny Draiman became the very first person to win the now annual [[Over The Top]] and went on to [[ShowDown]] to become [[XSW World Heavyweight Champion]].
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==History==
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====Remember The Name (2005-2006)====
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{{see also|2009 season in 2KW}}
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When 2006 came along everyone knew Danny Draiman, as he became a household name in the land of Park Wrestling, The Definition of Greatness went on to face battle after battle that year, but at the 06 [[Destiny Rising]] show Draiman became 3 time World champion, now he became a legend in XSW and he made sure that everyone would remember the name.
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===Origin===
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In 1999, 2KW initiated as an obscure federation in Manhattan, New York under the foundation of Vinny Mac, [[SyNN]], and Kid Krazy in their youth. Presented inaugurally as a frivolous product, they sought regional programming on the New York non-profit public access station known as the {{Wikipedia|Manhattan Neighborhood Network}}, fortunately garnering wide Manhattan viewership and abundant positive reviews via emails. Eventually they were prompted to switch direction of 2KW to take a rather serious tone, acquiring [[Jackal]], [[William Black|Reaper]], [[Grifter]] and [[Saylo]] in 2000 to enlarge the roster while many else followed. They were, for a certain period, also associated with the GWA federation sharing championships before splitting off into their own entity.
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They proceeded to receive countless publicity including two UPN news articles about the show with the first article trashing [[backyard wrestling]], but due to positive reviews a follow-up story was conducted to report how contrasting 2KW was to the stereotypes of the practice. Footage of 2KW also appeared on the Best of Backyard Wrestling and even on Maxim Magazine's B-There Volume 2 DVDs.
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====The End of Revolution (2006-2007)====
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2007 some call XSW highest point, but to Draiman it was to prove himself that he is the greatest, at [[Summer Sanitarium]] he fought [[Joey Spade]] and [[Patrick Blade]] in a Iron Man Match in wich the person with the least ammount of fall must retire that just so happened to be Danny Draiman. With Draiman now gone he former partner [[Patrick Blade]] couldn't be more happy gloating around saying he ended the career of Danny Draiman, Blade got so cocky he defended his [[XSW Intercontinental Championship]] against [[Malice]], in what at the time we thought was Malice's first win, and Blade went crazy and determined to make a fool of Malice, at [[Over the Top]] Blade fought Malice and when he went to take off the mask it was revealed to be Danny Draiman, Blade in awe gave Draiman enough time to roll the man up for the win.
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===Divided World Entertainment===
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====The Bitch Slapping Machine (2007-Present)====
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By the off season time there was talk of Draiman finally calling it a quits, and when 2008 came around he pretty much did just that after he won his 5th World title, the next week he lost it and decided to retire, many controversy has come from this but he was done or so we thought, later that year Danny Draiman returned to surprise the fans, and he came back a new warrior, he came back a Bitch Slapping Machine, Draiman went on to SLAP so many bitches it wasn't funny, but it wasn't until [[ShowDown 6]] when Draiman revealed his real reason for his return, along with Revolution they are taking back [[Xtreme Street Wrestling]] and only time will tell what will happen?
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Around 2003, 2KW came to the management of Divided World Entertainment, an off-screen operations department initially led by [[Grifter]] as the first representative in charge of signings and proceeded to govern the federation with existing dispute from others within. Eventually 2KW owner SyNN, [[FNB]], [[Scythe]] and [[Jamal Jackson]] became members to form a management team, who all work cohesively behind the scenes in organizing events, concepts and scripted storylines with SyNN giving the final approval.
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==Wrestling's Future Athletes==
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====The Definition of Hardcore (2006)====
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For on-screen purposes, Jamal Jackson is recognized as Divided World Entertainment Representative employed as their mouthpiece to direct instructions and enforce their regulations. At the end of the 2008 season, his position was up for voting against Dubb C, but was most favored in vote.
 
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===2KW Tuesday and Saturday===
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====Higher Society  (2008-Present)====
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2KW Tuesday and Saturday serve as the days in the week which 2KW presents its weekly events in a  Manhattan, New York park neighborhood. As of 2009, Saturday became the only day events would be held by the federation.
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==Finishing and Signature Moves==
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===Overview===
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Most of the adundant line of wrestlers seen in the federation tend to radiate interesting characters and prodigious capabilities with different styles including technical, lucha libre, and brawling,  working matches very riskily fearless and always trying to emulate their last performance. Few however, factually borrow postures from professional wrestling stars notably [[Great Styles]] and [[V.i.P]], who sport similar postures to professional wrestlers, {{Wikipedia|Randy Orton}} and {{Wikipedia|Rob Van Dam}}. The story would be different with performance, where talent work to incorporate innovation.
 
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Various parks have been used to host events permittedly in the neighborhood locality of Manhattan without any issues from local authorities for performing in a public area. In fact, it is allegedly claimed that occassionally police officers drop by to observe indisputably. With backyard wrestling a liable practice for injuries, major injuries have been avoided with only minor cuts and bruises sustained. Performers in 2KW are voluntary with few actually having received professional training and wrestle at choice in verbal contracts, skillfully executing moves in a physical precautionary manner. Such impression is complementary to their often defiance of avoiding stereotypes in [[backyard wrestling]] as they implement a ruling system to allow performers to showcase their genuine talent in an extreme sports-like shoot wrestling style.
 
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The federation has a small set of audience congregating around their location also referred as the "2KW Universe", a clear play on the "WWE Universe", that insert their frequent random hilarious banter and have tendencies to utter remarks that shatter kayfabe, adding interactively to the enjoyment of events along with the similarly tactical pro wrestling-like commentators [[Scythe|I.P Freely]] and Jamal Jackson. The audience are also additionally an excited pair when given high profile matches. 2KW talent also travels to and hold events outside of the federation territory citing their supershow in Pennsylvania and joint partnership agreements and collaborations with [[Xtreme Street Wrestling]], [[Insane Backyard Wrestling]], [[3 Count Wrestling]] and [[XWA]].
 
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2KW has been increasingly arising with each year that passes which considerably is attributed to their hard work and promotion by avid 2KW fans on the internet, some of which consist of backyard wrestlers of other federations. Moreover, this is much coupled with resourcefully the promotional support from backyard wrestling sources, [[Global Backyard Wrestling News]] and the [[Georgia Wrestling Circuit]]. At this time, there are future plans to expand 2KW and test their hands in pursuing a full-fledged turn into a legitimate promotion.
 
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==Product style==
 
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2KW offers a consistently physically intense, technical and spot-oriented shoot wrestling style which combined with the talent provide unparallel and unrivalled, pure, risky, unadulterated wrestling action with pinches of innovative "spots" and moves becoming quite exceptional in the current era of backyard wrestling. Occassionally stepping out of the normal, 2KW will display a rare showcase of hardcore wrestling in a moderate fashion, quite seen in matches lately between [[FNB]] and [[William Black]]. Moreover, the federation focuses on a ruling system that morely emphasizes and permits talent to display their true wrestling ability.
 
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==Current champions==
 
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{{2KW Champions}}
 
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==Defunct championships==
 
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{{2KW Defunct Championships}}
 
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==Outside involvements==
 
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2KW has been involved with wrestling events outside of 2KW and/or New York City.
 
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*On June 30, 2007, 2KW held a supershow, [[2KW Wrestlefezt (2007)|Wrestlefezt]], in Coal Township, Pennsylvania.
 
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*On February 28, 2009, 2KW held a supershow with RWA and NAW in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.
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*'''Finishing Moves'''
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**360 Sad Exchange (Spinning Unprettier)
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**The MurderScene (Inverted Pepsi-Plunge)
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**Cattle Mutilation
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*'''Signature Moves'''
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**Tornado DDT
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**Tornado Suplex
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**STO
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**The Crown
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**The Verdict
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==Trivia==
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==Championships and Accomplishments==
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*'''[[Xtreme Street Wrestling]]'''
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**[[XSW World Heavyweight Championship]] (5 time)
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**[[XSW Intercontinental Championship]] (5 time)
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**[[XSW Tag Team Championship]] (4 time)
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**[[XSW Hardcore Championship]]
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**[[2005 Over The Top Winner]]
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*Despite that 2KW began in 1999, any video footage of the organization had been released online after their 2006 application for a {{Wikipedia|YouTube}} account, which picked up production from its 2006 period. A compilation of clips featuring Reaper is the only evidential internet video material citing some of their past. Videos of the federation (some also made by fans) are available on other video-sharing websites and even streamed on Justin.tv as of 2008.
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**[[WFA Brooklyn-Hardcore Championship]] (1 time)
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**[[2008 Royal Park Rumble Winner]]
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*[[2KW Wrestlefezt (2007)|2KW Wrestlefezt]] (2007)
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**[[N.E.W. Tag Team Championship]] (1 time)
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==Entrance Themes==
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*[http://myspace.com/2kw 2KW Myspace Website]
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*'''" Back Burner " by August Burns Red ''' (Current)
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*'''" 94 Hours " by As I Lay Dying '''
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*'''" The End " by Team Heafy '''
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*'''" Humane " by Lacuna Coil '''
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Danny Draiman
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Ring name(s) Danny Draiman, Malice
Height 6'0"
Weight 185
Born Novemember 27, 1987 (age 21)
Resides Brooklyn, NY
Debut 2003

Danny Draiman is an American backyard wrestler in XSW and WFA. He is a current member of Revolution along with Patrick Blade and Joey Spade.


Contents

Xtreme Street Wrestling

The Definition of Greatness (2004-2005)

Danny Draiman debuted in 2004 along with long time friend Psycho, both men became champions very fast, but for Draiman he soon realized that he is much better then what people believe, In 2005 Draiman got his break by co creating Revolution along with Patrick Blade latter naming more members but must known is Joey Spade, Draiman was becoming a huge name in XSW holding every title there is to hold that very year, Danny Draiman became the very first person to win the now annual Over The Top and went on to ShowDown to become XSW World Heavyweight Champion.

Remember The Name (2005-2006)

When 2006 came along everyone knew Danny Draiman, as he became a household name in the land of Park Wrestling, The Definition of Greatness went on to face battle after battle that year, but at the 06 Destiny Rising show Draiman became 3 time World champion, now he became a legend in XSW and he made sure that everyone would remember the name.

The End of Revolution (2006-2007)

2007 some call XSW highest point, but to Draiman it was to prove himself that he is the greatest, at Summer Sanitarium he fought Joey Spade and Patrick Blade in a Iron Man Match in wich the person with the least ammount of fall must retire that just so happened to be Danny Draiman. With Draiman now gone he former partner Patrick Blade couldn't be more happy gloating around saying he ended the career of Danny Draiman, Blade got so cocky he defended his XSW Intercontinental Championship against Malice, in what at the time we thought was Malice's first win, and Blade went crazy and determined to make a fool of Malice, at Over the Top Blade fought Malice and when he went to take off the mask it was revealed to be Danny Draiman, Blade in awe gave Draiman enough time to roll the man up for the win.

The Bitch Slapping Machine (2007-Present)

By the off season time there was talk of Draiman finally calling it a quits, and when 2008 came around he pretty much did just that after he won his 5th World title, the next week he lost it and decided to retire, many controversy has come from this but he was done or so we thought, later that year Danny Draiman returned to surprise the fans, and he came back a new warrior, he came back a Bitch Slapping Machine, Draiman went on to SLAP so many bitches it wasn't funny, but it wasn't until ShowDown 6 when Draiman revealed his real reason for his return, along with Revolution they are taking back Xtreme Street Wrestling and only time will tell what will happen?

Wrestling's Future Athletes

The Definition of Hardcore (2006)

Higher Society (2008-Present)

Finishing and Signature Moves

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Danny Draiman nailing the 360 Sad Exchange on Great Styles.
  • Finishing Moves
    • 360 Sad Exchange (Spinning Unprettier)
    • The MurderScene (Inverted Pepsi-Plunge)
    • Cattle Mutilation
  • Signature Moves
    • Tornado DDT
    • Tornado Suplex
    • STO
    • The Crown
    • The Verdict

Championships and Accomplishments

Entrance Themes

  • " Back Burner " by August Burns Red (Current)
  • " 94 Hours " by As I Lay Dying
  • " The End " by Team Heafy
  • " Humane " by Lacuna Coil
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