2008 season in 2KW

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The season initiates with [[Zoltan]] ushering in the new 2KW season. Kris Kage reiterates his status coming off last year, where he was deprived of the [[2KW Television Championship]] due to a shoulder injury, and contested omiting him with [[Ray Sexy]] winning it much to his disapproval regarding championship standards, calling him out subsequently but instead responded to by [[Angel Ortiz]].
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The season initiates with [[Zoltan]] ushering in the new 2KW season. [[Kris Kage]] reiterates his status coming off last year, where he was deprived of the [[2KW Television Championship]] due to a shoulder injury while it was contested in his omission with [[Ray Sexy]] winning it much to his disapproval regarding championship standards.
==Second half of progress==
==Second half of progress==
==References==
==References==
==External links==
==External links==

Current revision as of 05:41, 8 February 2009

2KW
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Season chronology
2007 Season
2008 Season
2009 Season

This is the history of the 2008 Season in 2KW, which began on March 15. The season is predominantly recalled for the tag title unification of the 2KW Tag Team and NEW Tag Team Championships at Just Another Night in a "winner take all" concept which Zoltan won and Fat Nasty Bastard's seasonal breakout in his initial year engaging in an hellacious rivalry with William Black before betrayed by tag partner, Scythe.

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First half of progress

The season initiates with Zoltan ushering in the new 2KW season. Kris Kage reiterates his status coming off last year, where he was deprived of the 2KW Television Championship due to a shoulder injury while it was contested in his omission with Ray Sexy winning it much to his disapproval regarding championship standards.

Second half of progress

References

External links

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