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Broken Bodies will feature [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)||professional wrestling matches]] that involved wrestlers from pre-existing [[Script (WIW recorded media)|scripted]] feuds, [[Plot (WIW narrative)|plots]], and [[Narrative Thread (WIW)|storylines]] that play out on WIW's primary television programs, ''[[WIW Dynasty|Dynasty]]'', ''[[WIW Turbo|Turbo]]'' and the MWA's primary television program, ''[[MWA Television|MWA Impact TV]]''. Wrestlers will portray heroes or villains as they follow a series of events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches. | Broken Bodies will feature [[Professional wrestling match types (WIW)||professional wrestling matches]] that involved wrestlers from pre-existing [[Script (WIW recorded media)|scripted]] feuds, [[Plot (WIW narrative)|plots]], and [[Narrative Thread (WIW)|storylines]] that play out on WIW's primary television programs, ''[[WIW Dynasty|Dynasty]]'', ''[[WIW Turbo|Turbo]]'' and the MWA's primary television program, ''[[MWA Television|MWA Impact TV]]''. Wrestlers will portray heroes or villains as they follow a series of events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches. | ||
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| + | At [[WIW SuperBrawl 7|SuperBrawl VII]], [[Mark Semmler (WIW)|Mark Semmler]] defeated [[Andy Haegele (WIW)|Andy Haegele]], [[Junior Remeriz (WIW)|Junior Remeriz]] and [[Chris Crawford (WIW)|Chris Crawford]] in a [[Basic Non-Elimination Matches (WIW)|Fatal four way match]] to retain the [[WIW United Nations Championship]]. On the April 4, 2015 episode of ''Turbo'', Junior Remeriz attacked Mark Semmler after he defended the title against [[Josh Hooper (WIW)|Josh Hooper]] later that night it was announced that Semmler would defend the title against Remeriz at the event. | ||
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| + | At SuperBrawl VII, [[Matt Hooper (WIW)|Matt Hooper]] won the [[Ladder Match (WIW)|Ladder match]] for the [[WIW International Championship]]. On the April 1, 2015 episode of ''Dynasty'', [[Ryan Barnhart (WIW)|Ryan Barnhart]] teamed with Matt Hooper to defeat [[Ryan Gleason (WIW)|Ryan Gleason]] and [[Brian Tobol (WIW)|Brian Tobol]], after a heated confrontation during the match. On the April 4 episode of ''Turbo'', it was announced that Barnhart was invoking his remake clause at the event. | ||
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| + | A few nights after SuperBrawl VII on an episode of ''Dynasty'', a match between [[WIW World Heavyweight Championship|WIW World Heavyweight Champion]] [[Kevin McAlmond (WIW)|Kevin McAlmond]] and [[Matt Borske (WIW)|Matt Borske]] for the WIW World Heavyweight Championship was in the process, when [[Money in the Bank Ladder Match (WIW)|Money in the Bank winner]] [[Martin McAlmond (WIW)|Martin McAlmond]] cashed in his briefcase to win the WIW World Heavyweight Championship, after Martin McAlmond won the title he was attacked by the returning [[Chris LeGreca (WIW)|Chris LeGreca]]. On the April 8, 2015 episode of ''Dybasty'', LeGreca defeated [[Joshua Winscott (WIW)|Joshua Winscott]] and [[Aaron Oliphant (WIW)|Aaron Oliphant]] to earn a title match against Martin McAlmond at the event. | ||
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Revision as of 10:07, 9 April 2015
| SuperBrawl VII | ||
| Information | ||
| Promotion | World Incorporated Wrestling | |
| Date | April 26, 2015 | |
| Venue | MetraPark | |
| City | Billings, Montana | |
| Pay-per-view chronology | ||
| SuperBrawl VII | Broken Bodies (2015) | Revenge (2015) |
| Broken Bodies chronology | ||
| Broken Bodies (2014) | Broken Bodies (2015) | |
Broken Bodies (2015) is an upcoming professional wrestling internet pay-per-view (iPPV) event produced by World Incorporated Wrestling (WIW). It will take place on April 26, 2015 at the MetraPark in Billings, Montana.
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Background
- Main article: Professional wrestling
Broken Bodies will feature |professional wrestling matches that involved wrestlers from pre-existing scripted feuds, plots, and storylines that play out on WIW's primary television programs, Dynasty, Turbo and the MWA's primary television program, MWA Impact TV. Wrestlers will portray heroes or villains as they follow a series of events that build tension and culminate in a wrestling match or series of matches.
At SuperBrawl VII, Mark Semmler defeated Andy Haegele, Junior Remeriz and Chris Crawford in a Fatal four way match to retain the WIW United Nations Championship. On the April 4, 2015 episode of Turbo, Junior Remeriz attacked Mark Semmler after he defended the title against Josh Hooper later that night it was announced that Semmler would defend the title against Remeriz at the event.
At SuperBrawl VII, Matt Hooper won the Ladder match for the WIW International Championship. On the April 1, 2015 episode of Dynasty, Ryan Barnhart teamed with Matt Hooper to defeat Ryan Gleason and Brian Tobol, after a heated confrontation during the match. On the April 4 episode of Turbo, it was announced that Barnhart was invoking his remake clause at the event.
A few nights after SuperBrawl VII on an episode of Dynasty, a match between WIW World Heavyweight Champion Kevin McAlmond and Matt Borske for the WIW World Heavyweight Championship was in the process, when Money in the Bank winner Martin McAlmond cashed in his briefcase to win the WIW World Heavyweight Championship, after Martin McAlmond won the title he was attacked by the returning Chris LeGreca. On the April 8, 2015 episode of Dybasty, LeGreca defeated Joshua Winscott and Aaron Oliphant to earn a title match against Martin McAlmond at the event.
Matches
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| 1 | Mark Semmler (c) vs. Junior Remeriz | Singles match for the WIW United Nations Championship | |
| 2 | Matt Hooper (c) vs. Ryan Barnhart | Singles match for the WIW International Championship | |
| 3 | Martin McAlmond (c) vs. Chris LeGreca | Singles match for the WIW World Heavyweight Championship | |
(c) – refers to the champion(s) heading into the match
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