Epic-1 Wrestling

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'''Epic-1 Wrestling''' ('''E1W''') or ('''E-1''' or '''Epic-1''') is a [[backyard wrestling]] federation located in Louisville, Kentucky which was formed by co-founders [[Joe Randa]] and [[Max Vender]] in spring 2009. The origin of Epic-1 follows the demise of [[Championship Wrestling Association]] (CWA), featuring many of the wrestlers who performed in that federation with the addition of newer talent. Epic-1 takes to a wide base that has been critiqued as one of the best bases.
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'''Epic-1 Wrestling''' ('''E1''') or ('''E1W''' or '''EPIC-1''') is a [[backyard wrestling]] federation located in Louisville, Kentucky which was formed by co-founders [[Joe Randa]] and [[Max Vender]] in spring 2009. The origin of Epic-1 follows the demise of [[Championship Wrestling Association]] (CWA), featuring many of the wrestlers who performed in that federation with the addition of newer talent. E1 takes to a wide base that has been critiqued as one of the best bases.
==History==
==History==
===Premiere===
===Premiere===
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In the controversial demise of [[Championship Wrestling Association]] (CWA), belief was such that wrestlers would bring their backyard wrestling tenures to an end as well. However, it was announced Epic-1 Wrestling was the next venture, as in April 2009, E1W premiered as a new extension off of the defunct CWA, co-founded by [[Joe Randa]] and [[Max Vender]], two of whom had done so with CWA.  
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In the controversial demise of [[Championship Wrestling Association]] (CWA), belief was such that wrestlers would bring their backyard wrestling tenures to an end as well. However, it was announced E1 Wrestling was the next venture, as in April 2009, E1 premiered as a new extension off of the defunct CWA, co-founded by [[Joe Randa]] and [[Max Vender]], two of whom had done so with CWA.  
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Federation festivities take to a wide ring-sized blue base critiqued as "one of the best build bases" and debuted pushing forward their first show presented as a small [[supercard]] entitled Premiere, on which featured two matches culminating with the Epic-1 Championship contested in a Fatal Four Way inaugurally crowning a victorious [[Kamikaze]].  
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Federation festivities take to a wide ring-sized blue base critiqued as "one of the best build bases" and debuted pushing forward their first show presented as a small [[supercard]] entitled Premiere, on which featured two matches culminating with the E1 Championship contested in a Fatal Four Way inaugurally crowning a victorious [[Kamikaze]].  
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E1W posts full-length matches on YouTube account ''cwarandamizer'' (same account of CWA), and also packages a few recapped events taking format as a music video. Epic-1 quickly adopted program -- ''Tuesday Night Ignition'' (though the show is factually recorded in the daytime) to serve as their by-week show. An intro created for the show exhibits few action snippets from [[Round Lake Syndicate Wrestling]], where former CWA wrestlers had performed.
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E1 posts full-length matches on YouTube account ''cwarandamizer'' (same account of CWA), and also packages a few recapped events taking format as a music video. E1 quickly adopted program -- ''Tuesday Night Ignition'' (though the show is factually recorded in the daytime) to serve as their by-week show. An intro created for the show exhibits few action snippets from [[Round Lake Syndicate Wrestling]], where former CWA wrestlers had performed.
==Champions==
==Champions==
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{{E1W Champions}}
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{{E1 Champions}}
==External links==
==External links==
*[http://youtube.com/cwarandamizer Official Epic-1 YouTube Channel]
*[http://youtube.com/cwarandamizer Official Epic-1 YouTube Channel]

Revision as of 14:56, 10 September 2009

EPIC-1 Wrestling
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Details
Acronym E1
Established 2009
Style Athletic and technical wrestling
Format Backyard wrestling
Wrestling base Base
Location Louisville, Kentucky
External links YouTube Channel

Epic-1 Wrestling (E1) or (E1W or EPIC-1) is a backyard wrestling federation located in Louisville, Kentucky which was formed by co-founders Joe Randa and Max Vender in spring 2009. The origin of Epic-1 follows the demise of Championship Wrestling Association (CWA), featuring many of the wrestlers who performed in that federation with the addition of newer talent. E1 takes to a wide base that has been critiqued as one of the best bases.

Contents

History

Premiere

In the controversial demise of Championship Wrestling Association (CWA), belief was such that wrestlers would bring their backyard wrestling tenures to an end as well. However, it was announced E1 Wrestling was the next venture, as in April 2009, E1 premiered as a new extension off of the defunct CWA, co-founded by Joe Randa and Max Vender, two of whom had done so with CWA.

Federation festivities take to a wide ring-sized blue base critiqued as "one of the best build bases" and debuted pushing forward their first show presented as a small supercard entitled Premiere, on which featured two matches culminating with the E1 Championship contested in a Fatal Four Way inaugurally crowning a victorious Kamikaze.

E1 posts full-length matches on YouTube account cwarandamizer (same account of CWA), and also packages a few recapped events taking format as a music video. E1 quickly adopted program -- Tuesday Night Ignition (though the show is factually recorded in the daytime) to serve as their by-week show. An intro created for the show exhibits few action snippets from Round Lake Syndicate Wrestling, where former CWA wrestlers had performed.

Champions

Template:E1 Champions

External links

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