The Enterprise (WIW professional wrestling)
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| The Sons of Chaos | |
| Stable | |
| Member(s) | See below |
| Name(s) | The Enterprise (ShowDown) The McAlmond Family The Sons of Chaos (Rage and MWA) The Enterprise Kingdom (MWA) |
| Debut | August 2013 December 18, 2016 |
| Years active | 2013-2018 (Enterprise) 2016-2018 (Club of Chaos) 2018-present (The Enterprise Kingdom) |
The Club of Chaos (also know as The Sons of Chaos or simply as The Club) is a tweener professional wrestling stable performing in WIW and MWA, members of the group work on both the Rage and ShowDown brands. In 2015, The Sons of Anarchy, a tv series brought into the company joined the group and they began calling themselves The Sons of Chaos as well. In December 2018, the group disbanded, with members going there own ways, while also sometimes teaming up on multiple ocations.
At Winter Warzone, after Matt Borske's new faction Evolved Revolution with Jeremy Calvert who Corey Simms (who aligned with Borske's new faction) attacked Kevin McAlmond and Dustin Simpson during their WIW World Championship match, McAlmond "re-branded" the stable on the Rage brand calling them The Club of Chaos of simply just The Club with himself, Leah, Dustin Simpson, Ryan Barnhart, Matt Hooper, and James Burdick.
The Enterprise still operates on ShowDown as a face stable with members such as Mark Semmler, Kevin Hunter and Courtney Hope. In 2018, Dustin Simpson and Jesse Dern were drafted to ShowDown, aliging back with Hunter, Semmler and Hope.
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[edit] History
[edit] World Incorporated Wrestling
[edit] Formation and The New Regime (2013-2014)
[edit] Feuding with The Authority of Wrestling (2014-2016)
[edit] Brand split (2016-present)
[edit] The Enterprise (2013-2016, 2016-2018)
[edit] The Sons of Chaos (2016-2018)
[edit] Montana Wrestling Alliance
[edit] The Enterprise (2014-2017)
[edit] The Enterprise Kingdom (2018-present)
[edit] Members
[edit] Members
| Members | Tenure | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Kevin McAlmond | December 14, 2016–December 16 2018 | Leader on Rage |
| Sarah Bolger | August 29, 2018–December 16, 2018 | Associated with group through The Grim Reapers. |
| Katrina Bowden | March 18, 2018–December 16, 2018 | On a part-time appearance. |
| Ryan Barnhart | December 14, 2016–December 16, 2018 | |
| Matt Hooper | December 18, 2016–December 16, 2018 | |
| James Burdick | December 18, 2016–December 16, 2018 | |
| Kooper McAlmond | December 28, 2016–December 16, 2018 | |
| Kiela McAlmond | August 29, 2018–December 16, 2018 | Associated with group through The Grim Reapers. |
| Brenah McAlmond-Quinn | October 4, 2017–December 16, 2018 | |
| Josh Hooper | August 2013–December 28, 2017 April 7, 2017–December 16, 2018 | Joined as part of The Hoopers. Left group in December to focus on Dynamite Championship. Rejoined the group at SuperBrawl IX. |
| Rex Martin | August 2013–December 14, 2016 | General Manager of Rage. |
| Glennda McAlmond | August 2013–December 14, 2016 | Commissioner of Rage |
| Martin McAlmond | August 2013–December 14, 2016 | Joined group in 2013 as the Centerpiece of the Enterprise Hasn't appeared in 60 days. |
| Angela McAlmond | August 2013–December 14, 2016 | Valet of Martin McAlmond. Hasn't appeared in 30 days. |
| Kevin Hunter | August 2013–December 16, 2018 | |
| Mark Semmler | August 2013–November 22, 2018 | Former leader on ShowDown |
| The Sons | January 1, 2016–December 16, 2018 | Associated with the team on the ShowDown brand. |
| Dustin Simpson | December 18, 2016–December 16, 2018 | Joined the ShowDown group during the 2018 Superstar Shake-up draft. |
| Jesse Dern | December 18, 2016–December 16, 2018 | Joined the ShowDown group during the 2018 Superstar Shake-up draft. |
| Michael Fonger | August 2013–May 2014 | Joined as a member of The Shield. |
| Grant Clark | August 2013–May 2014 | Joined as a member of The Shield. |
| Jacquelyn Simonson | August 2013–November 2015 | |
| Isaac Lahey | February 2014–July 2015 | formerly competed under the name Daniel Sharman Left in 2015 to pursue other things, both in series and WIW. |
| Paige | August 2013–October 4, 2016 | Left due to injury. |
| Dan Hooper | August 2013–April 2017 | Joined as part of The Hoopers. Left group to take a hiatus in WIW. |
| Dixie Hooper | August 2013–April 2017 | Joined as part of The Hoopers. Left group to take a hiatus in WIW. |
| Sarah Manning | June 15, 2017–August 2018 | |
| The Wolf Pack | March 22, 2017–August 2018 | Returned to promotion and associated with the team on the Rage brand. |
| Team Arrow | March 22, 2017–August 2018 | |
| Leah | December 14, 2016–August 2018 | |
| Courtney Hope | April 12, 2015-April 19, 2018 |
[edit] In wrestling
- Double-team finishing moves
- The Hooper Brothers (Matt and Josh)
- Double rope-hung DDT
- Early Concussion Superkick (Double or stereo superkicks to one or two opponents respectively)
- End of the Line (Package piledriver by Matt rolled into a spike brainbuster by Josh)
- Powerbomb (Matt) / Contra Code (Josh) combination
- Elevated cutter
- Force of Nature (Powerbomb (Matt) / Double knee backbreaker (Josh) combination)
- The Hooper Brothers (Matt and Josh)
- Entrance music
- "Tear Me Away" by Drowning Pool (2011; 2014–present; as The Enterprise)
[edit] Championship and accomplishments
- World Incorporated Wrestling
- WIW World Championship (3 time) - Kevin McAlmond (2) and Martin McAlmond (1)
- WIW Heavyweight Championship (4 time) - Mark Semmler (2) and Kevin Hunter (2)
- WIW International Championship (7 time) - Ryan Barnhart (2), Matt Hooper (1), Dustin Simpson (1), Kevin McAlmond (1), Kooper McAlmond (2)
- WIW United Nations Championship (5 time) - Matt Hooper (1), Mark Semmler (2), James Burdick (1) and Martin McAlmond (1)
- WIW (World) Tag Team Championship (6 time) - The Wolf Pack (Scott McCall and Derek Hale) (1), The Hooper Brothers (2), Dustin Simpson and James Burdick (1), The Club of Chaos (1)1[1], and Ryan Barnhart and James Burdick (1)
- Money in the Bank (2014, 2015, Men and Women's 2018) - Martin McAlmond (2014), Kevin McAlmond (2015, Mens 2018), Brenah McAlmond-Quinn (Women's 2018)
- WIW Divas Championship (2 times) - Paige (2)
- WIW World Women's Championship (1 time) - Brenah McAlmond-Quinn (1)
- Montana Wrestling Alliance
- MWA World Championship (2 time) - Kevin McAlmond (2)
- MWA World Tag Team Championship (5 times) - Kevin McAlmond and Martin McAlmond (3), The Hooper Brothers (1) and All Members2[2]
- MWA World Six-Man Tag Team Championship (3 times) - James Burdick, Ryan Barnhart and Mark Semmler (3)
[edit] Notes
^1 2 The entire Club of Chaos defends the titles under the Freebird Rule, Burdick and Barnhart's reign started off a s group reign, but ended off as a single reign.
[edit] See also
- The McAlmond Brothers
- The McAlmond-Martin(-Finnegan) Faction
- The Hooper Brothers
- Dustin Simpson and Jesse Dern
- The Grim Reapers
