WIW Stomping Territory

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Stomping Territory is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Incorporated Wrestling for their Rage, ShowDown, and Dynamite Live brands. It took place on June 23, 2019 at the Havre Dome in Havre, Montana

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The show will include matches resulting from scripted storylines, where wrestlers portray heroes, villains, or less distinguishable characters in scripted events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches. Results are predetermined by WIW's writers on the Rage and ShowDown brands, while storylines are produced on WIW's weekly television shows, Wednesday Night Rage, Thursday Night ShowDown, and the cruiserweight-exclusive Dynamites Live.

At Money in the Bank, Ashley Holshue won the women's Money in the Bank ladder match and later that night cashed in the contract on Avery Gold to win the ShowDown Heavyweight Women's Championship. On the June 4 episode of ShowDown, Gold competed in a triple threat match against Kadee Jones and Rage's Brittany Hiatt, who appeared via the wild card rule, in order to earn a rematch against Holshue for the title at Stomping Territory. Hiatt, however, won the match, thus Hiatt earned the title match.

At SuperBrawl XI, Brandon Martin defeated Quay Painter. The following Wednesday on Rage, Painter attacked Martin injuring him in the process (in reality, Martin was taking another hiatus), Michael Phelps then returned to save Martin from a futhur attack. Phelps was then drafted to ShowDown in the Superstar Shake-up draft, while Painter joined forces with Turf Finnegan, but lost another match to Phelps by disqualification when Phelps appeared on the May 8 episode of Rage via the wild card rule. At Super ShowDown Supercard, Turf defeated Phelps thanks to a Paymore from Painter while the referee was incapacitated. Afterwards, another match between Phelps and Painter was scheduled for Stomping Territory.

At Money in the Bank, Ali Richards retained the Rage World Women's Championship against Ashley Boland, who in turn caused Richards to lose her Heavyweight Women's Championship to Avery Gold that same night. After more feuding on Ragw, another match between the two for the World Women's Championship was scheduled for Stomping Territory.

At Super ShowDown, Kooper McAlmond retained the WIW World Championship against Eric Stevens after Stevens got into an argument with Kevin McAlmond, allowing Kooper to roll-up the distracted Stevens for the win. After the match, Stevens and Gleason and Tobol attacked both Kevin and Kooper with steel chair's. Later, Stevens confronted Dixie Finnegan about the outcome and a title rematch was scheduled for Stomping Territory. On the following Rage, Stevens revealed that Dixie and Turf were punishing Kooper for his relations with Kevin by allowing him to choose a special guest referee for the match.

In May 2019, The Finnegan's began turning heel trying to constantly cost Kevin McAlmond his spot in the Money in the Bank ladder match in various matches, including handicap matches and a singles match against Painter, winning all of them. At Money in the Bank, McAlmond won the Men's Money in the Bank ladder match. The following Wednesday, Kevin McAlmond teamed with WIW World Champion Kooper McAlmond to face Eric Stevens and Daniel Gonzalez, the man ended in a disqualification when Kevin and Kooper were attacked by Turf Finnegan and the Evolved Revolution. On the June 12 episode of Rage, The Finnegan's announced that Kevin would defend his Money in the Bank contract against an opponent chosen by them and a special guest referee, also chosen by them.

At Super ShowDown, Steve Britz defeated Michael Fonger and Matt Borske in a triple threat match to retain the WIW Heavyweight Championship thanks to interference from fellow Dooms Day member Brandon. Following the match, an irate Fonger claimed he would have beaten Britz had it not been for Brandon and then challenged Fonger to a steel cage match for the title at Stomping Territory, however Borske confronted Fonger about the outcome as well and wanted another shot at the title and Britz accepted.

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