The Authority (professional wrestling)
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'''The Authority''' is a [[Professional Wrestling|professional wrestling]] [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Stable|duo]] in [[IWE]], which originated due to [[Triple K]] helping [[Kevin Orton]] win the [[IWE Championship]] at [[IWE SummerSlam (2013)|SummerSlam]] in August 2013. | '''The Authority''' is a [[Professional Wrestling|professional wrestling]] [[Glossary of professional wrestling terms#Stable|duo]] in [[IWE]], which originated due to [[Triple K]] helping [[Kevin Orton]] win the [[IWE Championship]] at [[IWE SummerSlam (2013)|SummerSlam]] in August 2013. | ||
| - | The stable is led by off- and on-screen romantic couple Triple K and [[Kaila Matteson]], who have a very particular idea of what they want the IWE to look like, who ranks at the top and who ranks at the bottom. In this regard, they play very tyrannical, power-abusing, and sadistic co-owners, justifying all of their actions as being "what's best for business." Other members of the stable include Orton, who is the Authority's hand-picked champion and present "face of the IWE"; [[Chris Lopez|Seth Rollins]] who represent Triple-K and Kaila's selected future of the business and up-and-coming younger talent, [[Glenna McAlmond|Kane]] who acts as the "Director of Operations. | + | The stable is led by off- and on-screen romantic couple Triple K and [[Kaila Matteson]], who have a very particular idea of what they want the IWE to look like, who ranks at the top and who ranks at the bottom. In this regard, they play very tyrannical, power-abusing, and sadistic co-owners, justifying all of their actions as being "what's best for business." Other members of the stable include Orton, who is the Authority's hand-picked champion and present "face of the IWE"; [[Chris Lopez|Seth Rollins]] who represent Triple-K and Kaila's selected future of the business and up-and-coming younger talent, [[Glenna McAlmond|Kane]] who acts as the "Director of Operations. , and [[Seth Rollins]] who represent Triple-K and Kaila's selected future of the business and up-and-coming younger talent. [[The Shield (professional wrestling)|The Shield]] formerly acted as the Authority's main henchmen to offer protection or carry out attacks until March 2014. [[Vince Matteson]] and [[Ryan Barnhart|Shawn Michaels]] approved The Authority, by criticizing [[Kody Brown]] and costing him the IWE Championship, respectly; however, both Matteson and Michaels went off IWE television at some point. Longtime associates of Triple K, [[The New Age Outlaws]] ([[James Burdick|Road Dogg]] and [[Billy Morgan|Billy Gunn]]) also had ties to the group, while [[Jesse Dern|Batista]] reformed [[Evolution (professional wrestling)|Evolution]] along with Triple K and Orton. At last, [[Shawn Maedche|Brad Maddox]] and [[Lynn Lehr|Vickie Guerrero]] served The Authority as General Managers for ''[[IWE Raw|Raw]]'' and ''[[IWE SmackDown|SmackDown]]'', respectively, from July 2013 to May–June 2014, even though they never were officially Authority members. |
The name of "the Authority" was only introduced in October 2013. On IWE's television programmes, the term refers to the duo of Triple K and Kaila Mattson The Authority shares similarities with [[The Corporation (professional wrestling)|The Corporation]] and the [[The Matteson-Kelmsley Faction|Matteson-Kelmsley Faction]]. | The name of "the Authority" was only introduced in October 2013. On IWE's television programmes, the term refers to the duo of Triple K and Kaila Mattson The Authority shares similarities with [[The Corporation (professional wrestling)|The Corporation]] and the [[The Matteson-Kelmsley Faction|Matteson-Kelmsley Faction]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| - | ===Formation and Triple H's regime | + | ===Formation and Triple H's regime (2013–2014)=== |
| - | === | + | ===Various feuds (2014–present)=== |
==In wrestling== | ==In wrestling== | ||
Revision as of 03:41, 6 September 2014
| The Authority | |
| Details | |
| Member(s) | Triple K Kaila Matteson Kevin Orton Kane Seth Rollins |
| Name(s) | The Authority |
| Former member(s) | Dean Ambrose Roman Reigns Road Dogg Billy Gunn Batista |
| Debut | August 19, 2013 |
| Promotions | IWE |
The Authority is a professional wrestling duo in IWE, which originated due to Triple K helping Kevin Orton win the IWE Championship at SummerSlam in August 2013.
The stable is led by off- and on-screen romantic couple Triple K and Kaila Matteson, who have a very particular idea of what they want the IWE to look like, who ranks at the top and who ranks at the bottom. In this regard, they play very tyrannical, power-abusing, and sadistic co-owners, justifying all of their actions as being "what's best for business." Other members of the stable include Orton, who is the Authority's hand-picked champion and present "face of the IWE"; Seth Rollins who represent Triple-K and Kaila's selected future of the business and up-and-coming younger talent, Kane who acts as the "Director of Operations. , and Seth Rollins who represent Triple-K and Kaila's selected future of the business and up-and-coming younger talent. The Shield formerly acted as the Authority's main henchmen to offer protection or carry out attacks until March 2014. Vince Matteson and Shawn Michaels approved The Authority, by criticizing Kody Brown and costing him the IWE Championship, respectly; however, both Matteson and Michaels went off IWE television at some point. Longtime associates of Triple K, The New Age Outlaws (Road Dogg and Billy Gunn) also had ties to the group, while Batista reformed Evolution along with Triple K and Orton. At last, Brad Maddox and Vickie Guerrero served The Authority as General Managers for Raw and SmackDown, respectively, from July 2013 to May–June 2014, even though they never were officially Authority members.
The name of "the Authority" was only introduced in October 2013. On IWE's television programmes, the term refers to the duo of Triple K and Kaila Mattson The Authority shares similarities with The Corporation and the Matteson-Kelmsley Faction.
Contents |
History
Formation and Triple H's regime (2013–2014)
Various feuds (2014–present)
In wrestling
- Entrance themes
- "King of Kings" by Motörhead (August 2013 - present)
Championships and accomplishments
- Wrestling Observer Newsletter
- Worst Feud of the Year (2013) - vs. Big Show
- Most Hated Wrestler of the Year (2013) Triple K, Kaila Matteson, Vince Matteson, Kane
- Tag Team of the Year (2013) - The Shield (Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns)
- IWE
- World Heavyweight Championship (1 time) - Kevin Orton
- IWE Championship/IWE World Heavyweight Championship (3 times) - Kevin Orton, Rob Lesnar
- IWE Tag Team Championship (2 times) - The Shield (Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns), The New Age Outlaws (Road Dogg & Billy Gunn)
- IWE United States Championship (1 time) - Dean Ambrose
- Money in the Bank (2014)
- Slammy Award for "What a Maneuver" of the Year (2013): Roman Reigns - for the Spear
- Slammy Award for Faction of the Year (2013) - The Shield
- Slammy Award for Trending Now Hashtag of the Year (2013): The Shield - for #BelieveInTheShield
- Slammy Award for Breakout Star of the Year (2013) - The Shield
- Slammy Award for Insult of the Year (2013): Kaila Matteson - for insulting Big Show
- Wrestling Observer Newsletter
- Most Improved (2013) - Roman Reigns
- Most Overrated (2013) - Kevin Orton
- Tag Team of the Year (2013) - The Shield (Seth Rollins & Roman Reigns)
- Worst Feud of the Year (2013) - vs. Big Show
References
External links
