Radical Movement
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| + | | align="center" colspan="2" | '''Stable''' | ||
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| + | | style="text-align: right;" | '''Current members''' | ||
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| + | | style="text-align: right;" | '''Debut''' | ||
| + | | bgcolor="#ffffff" | 2009 | ||
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| + | | style="text-align: right;" | '''Promotion''' | ||
| + | | bgcolor="#ffffff" | Varies | ||
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'''Radical Movement''' is a [[backyard wrestling]] neutral alliance territorially scattered across the Midwest of the United States and consisting of members from different federations. The group was formed in 2009 by [[Rad Hazard]] as a backyard wrestling resistance in his set out quest to terminate backyard wrestling. | '''Radical Movement''' is a [[backyard wrestling]] neutral alliance territorially scattered across the Midwest of the United States and consisting of members from different federations. The group was formed in 2009 by [[Rad Hazard]] as a backyard wrestling resistance in his set out quest to terminate backyard wrestling. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| - | ===Establishment of Radical Movement=== | + | ===Establishment of Radical Movement (2009)=== |
| - | In legitimate distress over the real separation with real-life girlfriend, [[Terra Calaway]] (then Ria Calaway), [[Rad Hazard]] expressed his unrelenting drive towards the agenda of taking down backyard wrestling for its culpability of the situation, which was pinned to him prioritizing it over his girlfriend. After what appeared to be a shoot monologue he submitted online that garnered attention, it was soon cleared up to be understood as a storyline. | + | In legitimate distress over the real separation with real-life girlfriend, [[Terra Calaway]] (then Ria Calaway) in June 2009, [[Rad Hazard]] expressed his unrelenting drive towards the agenda of taking down backyard wrestling for its culpability of the situation, which was pinned to him prioritizing it over his girlfriend. After what appeared to be a shoot monologue he submitted online that garnered attention, it was soon cleared up to be understood as a storyline. |
Hazard sought retribution against a practice he reflects is a "curse" and "self-respect to be the best" that deprived him livelihood, favoring to avoid the same results for others by destructing it. The group officially stemmed at Hazard's offer to conpensate anyone from any federation with $5000 (earned by the sale of [[Backyard Wrestling Weekly]] to Lennon Productions) if they were to vacate their own or cause alternatives to vacate their championships, a utilized ploy in his way of convincing those to create chaos in their federation. Hazard later declared "my movement is small, but it's got the right people in it", signifying he had formed a resistance. | Hazard sought retribution against a practice he reflects is a "curse" and "self-respect to be the best" that deprived him livelihood, favoring to avoid the same results for others by destructing it. The group officially stemmed at Hazard's offer to conpensate anyone from any federation with $5000 (earned by the sale of [[Backyard Wrestling Weekly]] to Lennon Productions) if they were to vacate their own or cause alternatives to vacate their championships, a utilized ploy in his way of convincing those to create chaos in their federation. Hazard later declared "my movement is small, but it's got the right people in it", signifying he had formed a resistance. | ||
| - | === | + | ===Progress of the Movement (2009)=== |
| - | + | Starting July, the Radical Movement took its course receiving approval and disapprovals from people of different federations on aligning with it. However, acquisitions were successful in [[Zaq Cass]], [[Mike Creston]], [[Grizzly Grief]] and eventually the fabric of the entire situation, Terra Calaway, who Hazard convinced to join as co-leader. In such case, the Movement stumbled across altercations with many outsiders that included members of Darkstar, CTK, [[Chris Dickens]], [[CJ Lennon]], [[Shawn Selby]], [[King BW]] and the like. | |
Hazard's confidence grew watching the expansion of his movement, so far that [[GBYWN World Heavyweight Championship|GBYWN World Heavyweight Champion]] and Darkstar member [[FX]] had to respond to claims Hazard made towards ability in defeating him in a match, prompting FX to say he would "kill" him. Following mutual words, and Hazard sporting an anti-FX shirt and re-imaging as a classy-clad gentlemen, the feud had entered into [[West Fest]]. | Hazard's confidence grew watching the expansion of his movement, so far that [[GBYWN World Heavyweight Championship|GBYWN World Heavyweight Champion]] and Darkstar member [[FX]] had to respond to claims Hazard made towards ability in defeating him in a match, prompting FX to say he would "kill" him. Following mutual words, and Hazard sporting an anti-FX shirt and re-imaging as a classy-clad gentlemen, the feud had entered into [[West Fest]]. | ||
| - | At West Fest 2009, Hazard beated out decorated champions [[Nails]] and [[Rich Cross]] is a Triple Threa match to crown the inaugural [[BBW United States Heavyweight Championship|BBW United States Heavyweight Champion]]. After signing wavers would compete with FX to a 3-3 draw in a "Title for title" 15 Minute Ironman match (originally scheduled for 30 minutes) when the referee halted the match in concern for Hazard after having taken multiple drops on his neck. After the match, Calaway | + | At West Fest 2009, Hazard beated out decorated champions [[Nails]] and [[Rich Cross]] is a Triple Threa match to crown the inaugural [[BBW United States Heavyweight Championship|BBW United States Heavyweight Champion]]. After signing wavers he would compete with FX to a 3-3 draw in a "Title for title" 15 Minute Ironman match (originally scheduled for 30 minutes) when the referee halted the match in concern for Hazard after having taken multiple drops on his neck. After the match, Calaway executed her betrayal on Hazard with an assault with her [[GBYWN World Women's Championship]] to align with the Darkstar faction. |
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| + | Given bragging rights with championship success he attributes to intelligence and his competitiveness on par with FX at the event, Hazard stirred the Movement momentum despite some hesitation for its "cause" to the next supershow being hosted in Indiana, ICW Midwest Extravaganza where he claimed Movement members already surfaced around. There, it became known that the newest members were [[Bonecrusher]] and [[Johnny Light]] and also the surprising addition of [[Focalin]], who had first unceremoniously declined to join in. | ||
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| + | The Radical Movement picked up another stroke of progress during a high profile match at the event between Focalin and [[The Pen Name]], with intervention by Hazard causing the eventual results of Focalin being victorious. In a turn of events, however, Hazard physically eliminated Focalin from the group, drawing citations back to Focalin's first offer to join the Movement. Allowing personal issues to prevail and because Hazard aided a Darkstar member in Calaway earlier in the show to protect her from TPN, Bonecrusher and Johnny Light cancelled their loyalty with him and booted the leader out of the group, claiming the Radical Movement was now the "Dangerous Movement". | ||
==Championships and accomplishments== | ==Championships and accomplishments== | ||
Revision as of 14:50, 31 October 2009
| Radical Movement | |
| Stable | |
| Current members | N/A |
| Former members | Rad Hazard |
| Name | Radical Movement |
| Debut | 2009 |
| Promotion | Varies |
Radical Movement is a backyard wrestling neutral alliance territorially scattered across the Midwest of the United States and consisting of members from different federations. The group was formed in 2009 by Rad Hazard as a backyard wrestling resistance in his set out quest to terminate backyard wrestling.
Contents |
History
Establishment of Radical Movement (2009)
In legitimate distress over the real separation with real-life girlfriend, Terra Calaway (then Ria Calaway) in June 2009, Rad Hazard expressed his unrelenting drive towards the agenda of taking down backyard wrestling for its culpability of the situation, which was pinned to him prioritizing it over his girlfriend. After what appeared to be a shoot monologue he submitted online that garnered attention, it was soon cleared up to be understood as a storyline.
Hazard sought retribution against a practice he reflects is a "curse" and "self-respect to be the best" that deprived him livelihood, favoring to avoid the same results for others by destructing it. The group officially stemmed at Hazard's offer to conpensate anyone from any federation with $5000 (earned by the sale of Backyard Wrestling Weekly to Lennon Productions) if they were to vacate their own or cause alternatives to vacate their championships, a utilized ploy in his way of convincing those to create chaos in their federation. Hazard later declared "my movement is small, but it's got the right people in it", signifying he had formed a resistance.
Progress of the Movement (2009)
Starting July, the Radical Movement took its course receiving approval and disapprovals from people of different federations on aligning with it. However, acquisitions were successful in Zaq Cass, Mike Creston, Grizzly Grief and eventually the fabric of the entire situation, Terra Calaway, who Hazard convinced to join as co-leader. In such case, the Movement stumbled across altercations with many outsiders that included members of Darkstar, CTK, Chris Dickens, CJ Lennon, Shawn Selby, King BW and the like.
Hazard's confidence grew watching the expansion of his movement, so far that GBYWN World Heavyweight Champion and Darkstar member FX had to respond to claims Hazard made towards ability in defeating him in a match, prompting FX to say he would "kill" him. Following mutual words, and Hazard sporting an anti-FX shirt and re-imaging as a classy-clad gentlemen, the feud had entered into West Fest.
At West Fest 2009, Hazard beated out decorated champions Nails and Rich Cross is a Triple Threa match to crown the inaugural BBW United States Heavyweight Champion. After signing wavers he would compete with FX to a 3-3 draw in a "Title for title" 15 Minute Ironman match (originally scheduled for 30 minutes) when the referee halted the match in concern for Hazard after having taken multiple drops on his neck. After the match, Calaway executed her betrayal on Hazard with an assault with her GBYWN World Women's Championship to align with the Darkstar faction.
Given bragging rights with championship success he attributes to intelligence and his competitiveness on par with FX at the event, Hazard stirred the Movement momentum despite some hesitation for its "cause" to the next supershow being hosted in Indiana, ICW Midwest Extravaganza where he claimed Movement members already surfaced around. There, it became known that the newest members were Bonecrusher and Johnny Light and also the surprising addition of Focalin, who had first unceremoniously declined to join in.
The Radical Movement picked up another stroke of progress during a high profile match at the event between Focalin and The Pen Name, with intervention by Hazard causing the eventual results of Focalin being victorious. In a turn of events, however, Hazard physically eliminated Focalin from the group, drawing citations back to Focalin's first offer to join the Movement. Allowing personal issues to prevail and because Hazard aided a Darkstar member in Calaway earlier in the show to protect her from TPN, Bonecrusher and Johnny Light cancelled their loyalty with him and booted the leader out of the group, claiming the Radical Movement was now the "Dangerous Movement".
