WIW Broken Bodies (2019)

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Broken Bodies (2019) is a professional wrestling pay-per-view event produced by World Incorporated Wrestling for their Rage and ShowDown brands. It will take place on July 14, 2019 at the Mitchell Stadium in Anaconda, Montana. It will be the eleventh event under the Broken Bodies chronology.

Storylines

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 Stomping Territory, Ali Richards retained the WIW World Women's Championship against Ashley Boland and Victoria Lehr in a triple threat match, and later the night, Kooper McAlmond and Kevin McAlmond defned the WIW World Championship and Money in the Bank contract against Eric Stevens and Edwin Rameriz, Jr., respectively with a special guest referee of Stevens and Rameriz's choice. Stevens chose Lehr, while in the second match Rameriz chose John Lehr, both who during the match changed the stipulation to being a No-Countout, No Disqualification match (World Championship match) and Open Door Steel Cage No Disqualification Falls Count Anywhere match (Money in the Bank contract match). In the first match (world title), Lehr eventually attacked Kooper, promptiong Kevin and Richards to come to his aid, and Kooper retained his title against Stevens, which lead to the second match (MITB contract), which saw interference from John Lehr, Stevens, Evolved Revolution, prompting Kooper and Richards to come back out and aid him, and Kevin retained his Money in the Bank contract against Rameriz, Jr. The following Wednesday on Rage, Stevens, Rameriz, Jr. and Victoria Lehr brawled with Kooper, Kevin and Richards and challenged them to a six-persona mixed tag team match. Kevin, Kooper and Richards agreed as long as it would mean the end of their respective feuds. Stevens, Rameriz, Jr. and Lehr agreed as long as Rollins and Lynch each put their respective titles on the line. They agreed, and a last chance six-person tag team for the WIW World, Money in the Bank contract, and Rage World Women's championships was scheduled for Broken Bodies, with an broken bodies stipulation added the following week.

At Super ShowDown Supercard, Turf Finnegan defeated Michael Phelps thanks to interference from and Quay Painter. This lead to a match between Phelps and Painter at Stomping Territory that Phelps won, despite Finnegan's multiple attempts to distract Phelps. On the following Rage, wild card gust Phelps faced Finnegan and Painter in a handicap match where they dominated Phelps. As Finnegan went to the top rope to perform a fly attack on Phelps, Martin McAlmond appeared and attacked both Finnegan and Painter. A tag team match featuring Phelps and Martin McAlmond against Finnegan and Painter was then scheduled for Broken Bodies, which was made a No Holds Barred match the following week.

On the June 26 episode of Rage, after Steve Britz defeated Daniel Mazurek and Michael Nathe in consecutive Singles match (both Britz and Mazurek appearing via the wild card rule), Britz was randomly attacked by Peter Damrow, who performed an uranage on Britz. As referees tended to the champion, Britz returned and attacked Britz more. Britz was subsequently scheduled to defend the WIW Heavyweight Championship against Damrow at Broken Bodies. On the following ShowDown, Michael Fonger and Matt Borske, who Britz retained the title against at Stomping Territory, faced Kingston in which if either man won, he would be added to the championship match at Broken Bodies, however, neither Fonger or Borske were unsuccessful.

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