WIW SuperBrawl 10
From Iwe
(→WIW Dynamite Division Championship tournament) |
(→WIW Dynamite Division Championship tournament) |
||
| Line 243: | Line 243: | ||
| RD1-seed09 = | | RD1-seed09 = | ||
| - | | RD1-team09 = | + | | RD1-team09 = [[Chad Steyaert (WIW)|Chad Steyaert]] |
| RD1-score09 = | | RD1-score09 = | ||
| RD1-seed10 = | | RD1-seed10 = | ||
| - | | RD1-team10 = [[ | + | | RD1-team10 = '''[[Jacob Skalsky (WIW)|Jacob Skalsky]]''' |
| RD1-score10 = | | RD1-score10 = | ||
| RD1-seed11 = | | RD1-seed11 = | ||
| - | | RD1-team11 = [[ | + | | RD1-team11 = '''[[Josh Hooper (WIW)|Josh Hooper]]''' |
| RD1-score11 = | | RD1-score11 = | ||
| RD1-seed12 = | | RD1-seed12 = | ||
| - | | RD1-team12 = | + | | RD1-team12 = [[Cody Bechdol (WIW)|Cody Bechdol]] |
| RD1-score12 = | | RD1-score12 = | ||
| Line 264: | Line 264: | ||
| RD1-seed15 = | | RD1-seed15 = | ||
| - | | RD1-team15 = [[ | + | | RD1-team15 = '''[[Stephen Whitten (WIW)|Stephen Whitten]]''' |
| RD1-score15 = | | RD1-score15 = | ||
| RD1-seed16 = | | RD1-seed16 = | ||
| - | | RD1-team16 = | + | | RD1-team16 = [[Jon Ganter (WIW)|Jon Ganter]] |
| RD1-score16 = | | RD1-score16 = | ||
| Line 292: | Line 292: | ||
| RD2-seed07 = | | RD2-seed07 = | ||
| - | | RD2-team07 = | + | | RD2-team07 = Sayer DeLumeau |
| RD2-score07 = | | RD2-score07 = | ||
| RD2-seed08 = | | RD2-seed08 = | ||
| - | | RD2-team08 = | + | | RD2-team08 = '''Stephen Whitten''' |
| RD2-score08 = | | RD2-score08 = | ||
Revision as of 06:58, 30 March 2018
| SuperBrawl X | ||
| Information | ||
| Promotion | World Incorporated Wrestling | |
| Brand(s) | Rage ShowDown | |
| Date | April 8, 2018 | |
| Venue | Helena Civic Center | |
| City | Helena, Montana | |
| Pay-per-view chronology | ||
| NGW TakeOver: SuperBrawl | SuperBrawl X | Chaos Theory (2018) |
| SuperBrawl chronology | ||
| SuperBrawl IX | SuperBrawl X | |
SuperBrawl X is a professional wrestling pay-per-view (PPV) event produced by World Incorporated Wrestling for the Rage and ShowDown brands. It will take place on April 8, 2018 at the Helena Civic Center in Helena, Montana.
Contents |
Production
SuperBrawl is considered WIW's flagship event, having been described as the Super Bowl of sports entertainment. The event will be the third SuperBrawl to be held in the state of Helena.
Background
The card featured matches that resulted from scripted storylines and had results predetermined by WIW on the Rage and ShowDown brand. Storylines were produced on WIW's weekly television shows Wednesday Night Rage, Thursday Night ShowDown and Dynamites Live, the latter of which is dynamite division-exclusive.
At World War, The Enterprise (WIW Heavyweight Champion Kevin Hunter and Mark Semmler) defeated The Revolution (Daniel Mazurek, Michael Nathe and Kyle Webster) in a 3-on-2 handicap match to allow Hunter to retain the WIW Heavyweight Championship. Later that night, Corbin Edwards co-won the men's World War Rumble match when he and Kevin McAlmond eliminated each other at the same time, both Rage and ShowDown General Manager's announced that Edwards would have to defend his SuperBrawl opportunity in a Six-Pack Elimination Challenge at Final Fight, which we won and retained his spot at SuperBrawl against Hunter for the WIW Heavyweight Championship. The following week on ShowDown, Edwards confronted Hunter about the SuperBrawl title match and told him he would beat Hunter in front of the world and finally achieve his dream of being Heavyweight Champion.
At World War, Tyler Mane defeated Chris LaGreca, Mad Hanson and Martin McAlmond in a Fatal four way match to retain the WIW World Championship. Later that night, after losing the WIW World Tag Team Championship back to Jason Downing and Jacob George, Kevin McAlmond went on to co-win the men's World War Rumble match when he and Corbin Edwards eliminated each other at the same time, both Rage and ShowDown General Manager's announced that McAlmond would have to defend his SuperBrawl opportunity in a Elimination Chamber match, which he won and retained his spot at SuperBrawl against Mane for the WIW World Championship. On the March 14 episode of Rage, Rage General Manager Rex Martin scheduled McAlmond to team with Mane to face the two contender's for the International Championship, Eric Stevens and Matt Borske in a tag team match, McAlmond and Mane won the match after Mane chokeslammed Stevens, McAlmond tagged himself in and connected with his finsher, dubbed the Killer Effect and pinned him to win the match, after the match McAlmond hit Mane with the title. The following week, McAlmond opened the show to talk about his match with Mane and was viciously attacked by Mane, who gave McAlmond 6 suplexes and a chokeslam.
On the final episode of Rage before Steele Roulette, Kooper McAlmond won the WIW International Championship in a 8-Man Gauntlet match defeated Damian Lufborough, Mad Hanson, Eric Stevens, Matt Borske, Chris Gomez, Richard Munoz, and former International Champion, Kevin McAlmond, Kooper was forced to defeat Kevin in the final match of the Gauntlet to win the International Championship. However, after failing to take Kevin's SuperBrawl World Championship match at Steele Roulette, Kooper was confronted Stevens and Borske who both wanted a title shot, Rage General Manager Rex Martin would schedule a No. 1 contender's match between the two, but due to outside interference between Daniel Gonzalez and Kooper McAlmond, the match ended in a double disqualification, Rex Martin then scheduled a tag team match between Stevens and Gonzalez against McAlmond and Borske, the match was won by McAlmond and Borske with McAlmond pinning Eric. The following week, both McAlmond and Borske confronted Stevens and his Evolved Revolution, leading to a 2-on-3 handicap match with McAlmond and Borske teaming once again to face Stevens and the renamed Erictourage in which Borske pinned Eric. Afterwards, Rage General Manager Rex Martin confronted McAlmond, Stevens and Borske about the outcome of the No. 1 contender's match a few weeks ago before scheduling Kooper to defend the International Championship against Borske in a singles match, however after Eric threatened legal actions for WIW "treating him wrong", Kooper told Martin to add Eric to the match as well, that he would love to beat Eric and Borske in the same match, Martin accepted Kooper's challenge and made the match a triple threat match.
Also at World War, Emily Taflan won the first-ever women's World War Rumble match, last eliminating Taryn Schultz. As a result, Taflan earned the right to challenge for either the Rage's World Women's Championship or ShowDown's Heavyweight Women's Championship. On the advice of Rage Commissioner Glennda McAlmond, Taflan postponed her decision until both Brenah McAlmond-Quinn and Avery Gold had successfully defended their titles at Rage's Steele Roulette and ShowDown's Final Fight, respectively. Taflan appeared at Final Fight and indicated that she would challenge Gold for ShowDown's Women's Heavyweight Championship. On the March 14 episode of Rage, explained her reason for wanting to challege Gold for the Heavyweight Women's Championship. On ShowDown the next night, Taflan confronted Gold, who vowed to end Taflan's undefeated streak once and for all.
In 2017, at the SummerBash, Brenah McAlmond-Quinn finally became the WIW World Women's Championship for the first time by defeating former World Women's Champion Brittany Hiatt, Leah, Victoria Lehr and Sari Pasma in a fatal 5-way match. Since then McAlmond-Quinn has successfully defend the World Women's Championship against all challengers. At Steele Roulette, McAlmond-Quinn defeated Victoria Lehr, Leah, Jessica Rothe, Tina Goyins and Sari Pasma in the first Women's Elimination Chamber match. At the same event, Sarah Grobel nearly defeated Emily Taflan, Ravyn Scott, and Jinger Tripp-Johnson in a fatal four way elimination match, Grobel eliminated Scott and Tripp-Johnson and nearly beat Taflan and ended her streak, but in the end Taflan pinned Grobel to keep her out of the Women's title match. The following Wednesday, Grobel was confronted by McAlmond-Quinn who praised Grobel for her strong attempt at Steele Roulette. At ShowDown's Final Fight, Taflan choose to face Gold for the Heavyweight Women's Championship at SuperBrawl, which left McAlmond-Quinn's challenger open. On the March 14 episode of Rage, Rage General Manager Rex Martin opened the show scheduling a No. 1 contender's singles match between Ravyn Scott and Jinger Tripp-Johnson, but McAlmond-Quinn confronted Martin and asked for him to give Grobel another chance, in which Martin agreed and added Grobel to the match, thus making it a triple threat contender's match. Later that night, Grobel defeated Scott and Tripp Johnson to earn the shot at SuperBrawl, McAlmond-Quinn congradulated Grobel on the victory and shook hands.
After defeating The Hawaiian Blondes (Ben Wilson and Kody Baker), Jason Downing and Jacob George claimed to have defeated every tag team on Rage. They then issued an open challenge to any tag team to face them for the titles at SuperBrawl X. On the March 14 episode, after a brawl broke out between all of the tag teams, Rage General Manager Rex Martin scheduled a tag team battle royal with the winning team receiving a championship match at SuperBrawl. As the match was about to begin, Mad Hanson appeared and was declared as a competitor in the match and won by last eliminating Dustin Simpson. The following week, Rex Martin decided that Strowman would receive a World Tag Team Championship match at SuperBrawl as long as he found a tag team partner, Hanson said that he did not need a partner, but would have one. Martin was then confronted by Downing and George about the match, and after a back and forth arguement between Martin and Downing and George, Martin decided to add one more team to the match, two memebrs of the Sons of Chaos, chosen by the SOC, after more arguement from Downing and George, Maritn threatened to add another team to the match, George and Downing would then backed down by Tia George and the match would stage a triple threat tag team match for the titles at SuperBrawl.
On the February 1 episode of Dynamites Live, Brett Zanto was appointed as the Dynamites Live General Manager. Zanto then announced that current champion, Brian Tobol would defend his Dynamite Division Championship at SuperBrawl against two challengers that will be detirmined by way of a 16-man tournament that started on the March 15 episode of Dynamites Live, where Aaron Schmalzried, Ridge Blevins, Josh Hooper, and Stephen Whitten defeated Christopher Much, Michael Love, Cody Bechdol and Jon Ganter, respectively to advanced to the Quarterfinals.
Matches
Announced participants in the Marjorie Martin and Nancy Phillips Memorial Trophy
| Entrant | Date Announced |
|---|---|
| Kadee Jones | March 15, 2018 |
| Sari Pasma | March 21, 2018 |
| Allison Richards | March 22, 2018 |
| Ryan Newman | |
| Riley Austin | |
| Beatrice LaGreca | |
| Courtney Hope | |
| Rachele Brooke Smith | |
| Ravyn Scott | March 28, 2018 |
| Tina Goyins | |
| Somer Cummings | March 29, 2018 |
Announced participants in the Brian McAlmond and Glenn Martin Memorial Trophy
| Entrant | Date Announced |
|---|---|
| Ben Wilson | March 21, 2018 |
| Kody Baker | |
| Park McKinnon | March 22, 2018 |
| James Masterson | |
| Tim McAlmond | |
| Josh Erickson | March 28, 2018 |
| Jax Teller | March 29, 2018 |
| Bob Thennis | |
| Chris Riley |
WIW Dynamite Division Championship tournament
The two that make it to the finals will be part of the Triple threat elimination match for the WIW Dynamite Division Championship against defending champion, Brian Tobol.
| First Round Dynamites Live (3/15, 3/22) | Quarterfinals Dynamites Live (3/29) | Semifinals Dynamites Live (4/5) | Finals | |||||||||||
| Aaron Schmalzried | ||||||||||||||
| Christopher Much | ||||||||||||||
| Aaron Schmalzried | ||||||||||||||
| Steven Harris | ||||||||||||||
| Steven Harris | ||||||||||||||
| Aaron Williams | ||||||||||||||
| Aaron Schmalzried | ||||||||||||||
| Luke Schultz | ||||||||||||||
| Ridge Blevins | ||||||||||||||
| Michael Love | ||||||||||||||
| Ridge Blevins | ||||||||||||||
| Luke Schultz | ||||||||||||||
| Luke Schultz | ||||||||||||||
| Brandon Hill | ||||||||||||||
| Chad Steyaert | ||||||||||||||
| Jacob Skalsky | ||||||||||||||
| Jacob Skalsky | ||||||||||||||
| Josh Hooper | ||||||||||||||
| Josh Hooper | ||||||||||||||
| Cody Bechdol | ||||||||||||||
| Josh Hooper | ||||||||||||||
| Stephen Whitten | ||||||||||||||
| Sayer DeLumeau | ||||||||||||||
| Nick Heitt | ||||||||||||||
| Sayer DeLumeau | ||||||||||||||
| Stephen Whitten | ||||||||||||||
| Stephen Whitten | ||||||||||||||
| Jon Ganter | ||||||||||||||
See also
References
External links
| ← 2017 • 2018 WIW pay-per-view events • 2019 → | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| WIW | World War • Steel Roulette • Final Fight • SuperBrawl X • Greastest World War • Chaos Theory • Money in the Bank • Broken Bodies • SummerBash • Hellbound • Super Showdown Supercard • Glamorous Revolution • All Hail • Soul Survivor • TLC: Christmas Horror Feast | ||
| NGW | NGW TakeOver: Anaconda • NGW TakeOver: SuperBrawl • NGW TakeOver: Missoula • NGW TakeOver: Great Falls IV | ||
| NGW MD | United We Stand Tournament | ||
