IWF WORLD CHAMPION AOA: Crono-Father (STW) impressively won the prestigious IWF World Title with a 499 pointer. He is managed by Nathan Couch of Georgia who wins 25 free matches!!!
INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION MAIM/WDCD: Frag Master (STW), with a 498, ousted all competition in route to the IC Title. Frag Master is managed by Evil Eli, and owned by Mr. Whitney Smith from Oregon. He wins his manager 15 freebies!!!
GLOBAL CHAMPION
Following in the footsteps of his partner from the STW tag team known as The Celestials, AOA: Master Quasar also won a major title. Quasar secured the Global Title with a 499 and wins Nathan Couch of Georgia another 10 free matches!
WORLD TAG CHAMPIONS
The HBW team of Controlled Chaos (MAIM/WDCD: Deadbolt and Vampyre) won the World Tag Team Titles with a 523. They had to beat out The Celestials from STW (AOA: Crono-Father and Master Quasar) by point concentration to win it. Nathan Couch wins yet another 10 free matches for this accolade!
WORLD SIX-MAN CHAMPS MAIM/WDCD�s: Deadbolt and Vampyre, along with AOA: Blade Colton, won the World Six-Man Titles with a 530 pointer. They are managed by [drum roll] Nathan Couch of Georgia who wins 10 free matches and adds another major title to his impressive resume!
ROOKIE CHALLENGE EPIC: X-Man Malcolm Xavier (STW) impressively won a competitive Rookie Challenge with a 494 for his manager, Zach Mercier of Washington.
DIVISION CHAMPIONS
Chris Dutschmann of Texas won the Continental Division with a 490, as current #1 wrestler of the year, LG: El Doctor Quiero, wins yet another top honor. In the Tough Guy Division, it was AOA: Crono-Father winning it with a 499, before going on to win the World Title for Nathan Couch of Georgia.
ULTIMATE ROYAL CHAMP LG: Ian X1 (MLW) was tops amongst all league battle royal winners with a 136 pointer, and went on to win the Ultimate Royal Championship. He is managed by Justin Flanzraich of Maryland.
MANAGER RANKINGS 1) Nathan Couch- 1022 pts.
2) Chris Dutschmann- 611 pts.
3) Gerald Robinson- 313 pts.
4) (tie) Jerry Martin- 247 pts.
4) (tie) Robert Coplin- 247 pts.
6) Evil Eli- 233 pts.
7) Damien Mazura- 229 pts.
8) Geoff Silva- 187 pts.
9) Justin Flanzraich- 156 pts.
10) Bret Spangler- 112 pts.
WRESTLER RANKINGS 1) LG: El Doctor Quiero (CPW)- 271
2) RIOT: Deadbolt (HBW)- 222.5
3) RIOT: Jarrett �Highspeed� Chase (CPW)- 135
4) RIOT: Superstar Tommy Jordan (STW)- 129
5) RIOT: The Inquisitor (CPW)- 122
6) LG: Crazy Carl Capone (STW)- 106
6) (tie) RIOT: Vampyre (HBW)- 106
8) LG: El Doctor Pepper (CPW)- 96
9) RIOT: �Mac Daddy� Freddie Fuller (HBW)- 95
10) CLAN: Dr. Jerry Pain MD (CPW)- 93
STABLE RANKINGS
Note: Stable Rankings have been discontinued temporarily due to lack of interest in the format.
From the desk of the IWF The following are King of the IWF Tournament Match Results
for Round 3. ROUND 3 MATCHES
Bracket#1
Avatarr the Collector (STW) def. LOR: Lightning Mountain (HBW) [495-485]
MAIM/WDCD: Lobo the Crippler (STW) def. HX: Rocket Robert Shuttle (CPW) [496-472]
Bracket #2
Lucien Champion (MLW) def. The Inquisitor (MLW) [488-485]
Big Bad Pimp Daddy (STW) def. Jarrett �Highspeed� Chase (CPW) [482-481]
Bracket #3
LG: Crazy Carl Capone (STW) def. Gate Keeper (STW) [491-470]
LOR: �Dangerous� Dave Howard (HBW) def. HX: Tim �The Comet� Szokan (CPW) [484-476]
Bracket #4
LG: Hitman Howard Capone (STW) def. AOA: The Cuban Warlord (MLW) [491-484]
RIOT: �Mac Daddy� Freddie Fuller (HBW) def. MAIM/WDCD: Spine Snapper (STW) [496-496 by point concentration]
The following are round 4 matches. Results will be determined by strategies from Cycle #22:
Bracket #1
Avatarr the Collector (STW) vs. MAIM/WDCD: Lobo the Crippler (STW)
Bracket #2
Lucien Champion (MLW) vs. Big Bad Pimp Daddy (STW)
Bracket #3
LG: Crazy Carl Capone (STW) vs. LOR: �Dangerous� Dave Howard (HBW)
Bracket #4
LG: Hitman Howard Capone (STW) vs. RIOT: �Mac Daddy� Freddie Fuller (HBW)
More News and Notes
First off, we recently conducted our second �Win 6 Months of IWF Free� Contest. We want to congratulate the lucky winner, Joshua Lovejoy of Maryland. Josh is currently in USW and gets the match deal for free for 6 months; a $60 value! All new managers from this cycle on will be eligible for the next drawing in a few months. Moving along, it is not too late to sign matches for the second annual IWF-Wide Anniversary Pay-Per-View event. It is $2 per match due to this event bring a special big write-up and you can sign your men against any wrestlers throughout the entire IWF. Simply send in with your league or in a separate envelope and mark it C/O Anniversary PPV. You have until the end of cycle #22 to submit matches and the card�s line-up will be announced in either IWF Monthly #23 or 24. The actual event will take place in the August cycle, using Cycle #24�s hold values. The King of the IWF Tournament Final will take place at the Anniversary PPV, as well. After the PPV, we will be holding a huge IWF-Wide Stable Wars competition. No doubt your stable will want to win this thing for bragging rights alone! We regret to announce that HIW was closed this month due to lack of activity. Meanwhile, any manager that is active in HBW Bulletin #22 this month, gets 10 free matches in there with a minimum $3 purchase. We�re trying to improve HBW to the level STW is at right now and hopefully this will entice managers to come check out the HBW. In what we feel is a novel idea, we�re going to now introduce to you �The Ratings Share.� First off, what do we mean by this? Well, as you all know, in the Monday Night Ratings War in real wrestling, both the WWF and WCW gets ratings shares which determines how well each program is doing. Now the IWF brings to you �The Ratings Share� which will serve as a measure for how well each respective league is doing. The formula for figuring out �The Ratings Share� of a league is as follows: # of Cards divided by 10. So for instance, STW had 51 cards this cycle. It would therefore receive a strong rating of 5.1 (51 divided by 10). In the future, we will announce rating shares of each league in the IWF Report, and will reward the league with the best rating (activity) in some capacity. It seems clear that the Tough Guy division is on fire right now, specifically STW, while the Continental division could use a bit more activity and excitement. With that said, we are very close to implementing a �Free Match Jackpot� offer. For example, if we offered, say, 20 freebies for winning the league title in one of the Continental leagues (perhaps MLW), this could improve activity greatly. We could spread the jackpot concept across the Continental as follows:
MLW- 20 freebies for Heavyweight
CPW- 10 freebies for Tag
USW- 10 freebies for Six
Something like this might be a possibility. We could alternate which league gets which jackpot every month, as well, so the jackpot rotates. Also, it would be required that you use the free matches in the specified league, so that you help to improve the activity and angles in that league. We also want to ask our managers the following question. Do you think the IWF should move to a 3 week cycle or stay with the current 4 week cycle? There are pros and cons for each but ultimately what you guys want here is what you are going to get. Also, would you like to see an IWF-Wide PPV more than once a year? Please let us know what you think of the aforementioned proposals by either sending us a note/letter with your matches or sending in separately. Your feedback is essential to the direction that the game goes in! Finally, if you�re on the net, feel free to check out these two new IWF Sites filled with everything from news and rumors to message boards where you can converse with fellow IWF managers: http://www.geocities.com/Colosseum/Midfield/1161/no
rmal.htm
http://www.angelfire.com/or/IWFJunkNStuff/
That�s it for this month. Take care everybody!
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