IWF WORLD CHAMPION MOFOS: Donnie Brasco won the World Championship out of Canadian Pride Wrestling, defeating CLAN: The Cuban Warlord (USW) by point concentration in a competitive match for the World Title in the Continental Division. Donnie is managed by Mike Cardella of Nevada, who wins 25 free matches!
INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION CLAN: Deadbolt won the Intercontinental Championship after a tooth-and-nail battle with MOFOS: Godfather Joey Capone (CPW) that went down to point concentration. Deadbolt won this title out of United States Wrestling, and he is managed by the very famous Nathan Couch of Georgia, who wins yet another 15 free matches!
GLOBAL CHAMPION Vin �Quiffer� Rossdale of Hardcore Blood Wrestling pinned DGM: The Hitman Vito Rosetti (CPW) in a match that went the distance for the Global Title. Rossdale is managed by Vinny Reis of nearby Long Island, New York, a newcomer to the IWF, and he wins 10 free matches!.
WORLD TAG CHAMPIONS
Winning the World Tag Championship yet again was Nathan Couch of Georgia, whose team known as The Real Kill Seekers (CLAN: Jarett �Highspeed� Chase and CLAN: The Wild Venture) of Canadian Pride Wrestling eased to the World Tag titles with a 523 point strategy. Nathan wins another 10 freebies!
WORLD SIX-MAN CHAMPS The MAIM/XX/WDCS team of Ripping Ron Chaff, Big Dick Leaky, and Mutant Dog F. Jim Benson won the IWF World Six-Man Titles and destroyed all competitors with the first-ever perfect 531 point strategy out of Hardcore Blood Wrestling. They are managed by Evil Eli and owned by Mr. Whitney Smith of Oregon, who wins 10 free matches.
ROOKIE CHALLENGE Vin �Quiffer Rossdale of Hardcore Blood Wrestling, who also debuted impressively winning the Global Title, won the Rookie Challenge competition for his manager, Vinny Reis of New York.
IWF-WIDE REGION CHAMPS
East: DGM: The Hitman Vito Rosetti (CPW) *495 point strategy
North: CLAN: King Iraq (USW) *494
Plains: CLAN:Unholy Retribution (USW)*494
South: CLAN: Nazi Prime (USW) *494
West: Vin �Quiffer� Rossdale (HBW) *495
DIVISION CHAMPIONS
Victorious in the Tough Guy Division was CCE: Warlord of the new Disgruntled Veterans Wrestling, who defeated �The Franchise� Shawn Douglas (STW) in a vicious battle for the Tough Guy crown. Warlord is managed by veteran play-by-mail manager, Robert Coplin of California. Meanwhile, the Continental Division saw a bloody war between MOFOS: Donnie Brasco (CPW) and CLAN: The Cuban Warlord (USW), in which Donnie Brasco was the eventual victor. He went on to win the World Title for Mike Cardella of Nevada.
ULTIMATE ROYAL CHAMP MOFOS: El Doctor Quiero won the Ultimate Royal Championship with a perfect 140 point battle royal strategy out of Canadian Pride Wrestling. He is managed by Chris Dutschmann of Texas.
DO OR DIE
Winning the last Do Or Die Title was CLAN: The Cuban Warlord, retiring the belt after beating Bruno �Uncle Smash� Domiano.
MANAGER RANKINGS 1) Nathan Couch- 1119 pts.
2) Mike Paciga- 267 pts.
3) Erik Engstrom- 241 pts.
4) T.J. Allan- 200 pts.
5) Julius Hudson- 168 pts.
6) Michael Bamberg- 163 pts.
7) Evil Eli (Mr. Whitney Smith)- 148 pts.
8) Tim Szokan- 120 pts.
9) Bob Dippy- 108 pts.
10) Mike Cardella- 100 pts.
10) Jason Mento- 100 pts.
WRESTLER RANKINGS 1) CLAN: Avatarr the Collector (STW)- 205
2) CLAN: Crono-Father (STW)- 205
3) QW: Fat Guy Who Needs a Bra (USW)-168
4) CLAN: The Cuban Warlord (USW)- 145
5) DGM: The IWF Franchise (USW)- 140
6) CLAN: Big Tex Williams (HBW)- 124
7) MOFOS: Bruno �Uncle Smash� Domiano (STW)- 123
8) CLAN: Master Quasar (STW)- 110
9) MAIM/XX/WDCS: Mutant Dog Jim Benson- 101
10) MOFOS: Johnny Carlito (STW)- 95
From the desk of the IWF Firstly, the IWF would like to thank all managers for their input in regard to our questionaires. All opinions were carefully weighed. The overwhelming majority concensus seems to be that managers want the current IWF system to remain intact. Meaning, most managers want the system with how major titles are determined to remain the same. As far as opinion goes on the role that the tag/6 man holds should have on matches, opinion seems to be split almost directly down the middle. Some managers feel the tag/6 holds should be eliminated altogether, while others feel that the tag/6 holds should be the ONLY measure of how Tag/6 Matches are won, and thus, the staggering of singles holds would not even be needed. Currently, the only purpose the tag/6 holds have on a match is to try and beat an opposing team by 4 straight holds out of the 7 tag/6 holds you pick, which would end the match before the staggering of your singles holds, and overall tag/6 team strategy total points is added up. We will have a decision on this next cycle. Also, we are currently weighing all of the questionaire responses we have gotten from last cycle. In addition, in overwhelming fashion, managers have expressed a great interest in plaques. The IWF is pleased to announce that we are currently working out a deal with a nearby plaque company, and that plaques are on the way. Initially, plaques will be awarded for World Singles Champs. The large plaque can be taken as a substitute for the 25 free matches The World Champ usually gets, once the agreement goes through. However, the manager will have the choice. As the IWF grows and grows, plaques will be distributed for other major titles, as well. Right now we are also looking into the venture of advertisement in a wrestling magazine. Onto other matters. Many managers have expressed interest in having Tag and 6 Man teams ranked within leagues, like the singles wrestlers are ranked. Well, as you know, what you want is what you get in the IWF! So next cycle, tag and 6 Man team rankings will be an added feature in leagues. Last cycle we announced that stable rankings are on their way. We at the IWF, would like your suggestions on how a point system should work for ranking stables throughout the IWF. As you know, managers often jump from stable to stable, so how would you distribute points per stable in that event? Please send us suggestions. Since the IWF is coming up to its 1 year anniversary in August, it may be best to hold off on officially ranking stables until year two officially kicks off, since it is a complicated process. To commemmoate the anniversary, in the August cycle, we will have the first ever IWF-Wide Pay-Per-View event, as well as yearly awards. Look for more info. on this event soon. For those of you guys with computer access, you can email me for IWF info. at [email protected], and check out and refer friends to our new IWF website at members.aol.com/crushercd/IWF.html A special thanks to Chris Dutschmann for a great job on it!
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