IWF WORLD CHAMPION CLAN: Big Tex Williams of the great Hardcore Blood Wrestling promotion outdid his stablemate, CLAN: El Ultimo Diaoblo, both with 500 pointers, to win the World Singles title. Williams is managed by Nathan Couch of Georgia, who wins 25 free matches for his second World Singles Championship!
INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION CLAN: Warstarr of Sheer Technical Wrestling breezed through all competitors en route to the Intercontinental Championship with a 500 point strategy. Warstarr wins 15 free matches for his manager, Nathan Couch of Georgia, who had another monstrous cycle!
GLOBAL CHAMPION CLAN: Crono-Father from Sheer Technical Wrestling had to beat out a host of his stablemates, all with 500�s, to bring home the Global Championship for (drum roll)...Nathan Couch of Georgia! As such, he wins another 10 free matches!
WORLD TAG CHAMPIONS
Winning the World Tag Championship with the first-ever perfect 524 point strategy were CLAN�s: Big Tex Williams and Crazy B.A.M.F. from Hardcore Blood Wrestling. They won another World Tag and yet another 10 free matches for Nathan Couch of Georgia, who could practically play for years on his free matches alone!
WORLD SIX-MAN CHAMPS KOPD�s: Wild Thing, Wild Child, and Wild One from United States Wrestling won the title for John Rossi of Virginia, and he wins 10 free matches. His team had a 529 point strategy and had to beat out the following teams by point concentration: DGM/KF: Pete the Showstopper, Hunter Hearst Howie, and Jay the Chyna Doll (HBW); and DGM/KF�s: Moo Moo the Masked Marauder, Speed Pinner Allan Quick, and Speed Pinner Brian Quick (STW).
ROOKIE CHALLENGE WOLFPAC (now KOPD): Kevin Nash, who had a 498 from CPW, won the Rookie Challenge for his manager Bret Spangler of Missouri. Nash had to beat out MOFOS: The Hitman Howard Capone (STW) by point concentration, and he wins 5 free matches.
IWF-WIDE REGION CHAMPS
East: CLAN: Avatarr the Collector (STW) def CLAN: Thorn (HBW)
North: CLAN: Stone (HBW) def CLAN: Mad Jack (STW)
Plains: CLAN: Ravager (HBW) def CLAN: Kane Nevermor (STW)
South: CLAN: Crazy B.A.M.F. (HBW) def CLAN: Master Quasar (STW)
West: CLAN: Crono-Father (STW) def CLAN: Vampyre (HBW)
* All Region Champs had a 500 point strategy!
DIVISION CHAMPIONS CLAN: The Cuban Warlord won then Continental Division Championship out of USW with a 496 point strategy for Nathan Couch of Georgia, who also managed the World, IC, Global, World Tag, and all the Region Champs! CLAN: Big Tex Williams won a tough battle with stablemate CLAN: El Ultimo Diaoblo in winning the Tough Guy Division Championship out of HBW for Nathan Couch of Georgia.
ULTIMATE ROYAL CHAMP
John Rossi of Virginia led his wrestler KOPD: Wild Child (USW) to the Ultimate Royal Championship, beating out all other battle royal entrants with a 137 pointer out of a possible 140.
DO OR DIE MOFOS: Bruno �Uncle Smash� Domiano (formerly Left-Out Lefty) fended off all challengers and retained his Do Or Die Title.
MANAGER RANKINGS 1) Nathan Couch- 930 pts.
2) Mike Paciga- 264 pts.
3) Erik Engstrom- 241 pts.
4) T.J. Allan- 185 pts.
5) Michael Bamberg- 163 pts.
6) Julius Hudson- 158 pts.
7) Tim Szokan- 120 pts.
8) Bob Dippy- 108 pts.
9) Jason Mento- 100 pts.
10) Evil Eli (Mr. Whitney Smith)- 99 pts.
10) Jerry Martin- 86 pts.
WRESTLER RANKINGS 1) CLAN: Avatarr the Collector (STW)- 200
2) CLAN: Crono-Father (STW)- 200
3) QW: Fat Guy Who Needs a Bra (USW)-168
4) DGM: The IWF Franchise (USW)- 137
5) CLAN: The Cuban Warlord (USW)- 130
6) MOFOS: Bruno �Uncle Smash� Domiano (STW)- 123
7) CLAN: Big Tex Williams (HBW)- 121
8) CLAN: Master Quasar (STW)- 110
9) MOFOS: Johnny Carlito (STW)- 95
10) QW: Hernando and His Magic Leaves (STW)- 93
From the desk of the IWF The IWF is currently putting all the questionaire replies on file and weighing them very carefully. Next cycle we will have a major update on the direction the game will be headed in, based on the majority or overwhelming response. In the meanwhile, the IWF continues to want feedback from our managers, and once again asks you to reply to this cycle�s questionaire. Unfortunately, the Do Or Die Title did not have the response that we had hoped for. So as a result, after this cycle, that title will be discontinued. We will see next cycle which wrestler is wearing the soon to be retired Do Or Die Strap. We are proud to announce our very first big contest this cycle, called the Free Match Bonanza Give-Away. It is easy to enter. You can be a part of the contest, as it is $1 per wrestler to enter. The winner of the contest will be determined by whoever has the highest strategy total of the wrestlers that signed up for the contest. So needless to say, it will benefit your chances to enlist as many of your wrestlers as possible. However, this is not to say you can not win by entering just 1 wrestler. In the end, the manager of the winning wrestler will receive �X� amount of free matches. In this case, �X� will be equal to the money put into the contest. So for example, if 25 wrestlers enter the contest, the winning manager will receive 25 free matches. You can look for more big contests in the future, and as always, we are open to your suggestions! Stables are really starting to take shape and emerge, and next cycle we will debut IWF-Wide Stable Rankings. Also in the near future, look for other rankings such as Most Hated, Most Popular, Most Respected, etc. For these categories, we may ask for manager feedback as a determinant. For those of you unclear, here is how our yearly manager/wrestler ranking point system works: 60pts(you do not get Division bonus points with this total)-World Title, 45-Intercontinental/ Global, 40-World Tag/Six, 30-Division Champion, 15-Heavyweight Champion, 10-Jr. Heavyweight, 5-Regional, 5-Rookie Challenge, 3-League Tag/6. Right now we are more optimistic than ever with new managers joining every day, and we want to thank each and every one of you for making the game what it is today, and spreading the word about us to your friends!
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