King Cucaracha

It's not a sanctioned title though, is it? That's the way I took it when you told me about it. Oh, and yeah, your ass is mine etc. etc.

Okay, looks like I dodged the bullet... ...any criticisms of the ICTV Title hotpotatoing storyline can be placed here for me to deal with. Any praise can be too. Oh yes. Welcome back to those who are back, congratulations to those who are new champions and holy crap it's SILENT!

Well, not sure if this was a work or not (I believe it was..), but the way it was explained on the show. The PPV carriers deemed it too violent of a match to be shown live as the opportunity for someone to get seriously hurt was too great. So the match went on first, before the PPV itself began. I think the deal of explaining it was that the match was to be released on video-tape, only edited to suit. Anyway, after Bigelow/Taz there was the whole commotion about part of the ring being broken. Styles started talking about Sabu/Sandman, before Paul.E came to the desk. The two hard an arguement, before Paul.E ordered for the Sandman/Sabu match to be shown. Which it then was. So, it's possible that the match went on first so they had something to show while 'repairing' the ring or maybe because Sabu/Sandman needed the full ring.

Woah...he was never really over? The first run with the porn-star gimmick got him over. As over as the gimmick would allow, but he sure as hell made it work.

Is there any chance of trading out Cena for Raven, at all?

*spits out water* So, not only does Van Dam learn a new wrestling move, it's a finisher...and it's a german suplex? They could have at least given him a CREDIBLE move. Unless it's a shock counter or something. But still...a german suplex winning a match?

Uh, yeah. I'd McCheese it.

Remember Tom's promo before his match with Candace...the one that ended with the words "Damn Alli, I can't do THAT to her" or near enough. Nominate.

Earthquake at Battle Royal At The Albert Hall (paraphrased): Quake': Gene, do you know how far it is on a boat from America to the England? Really far...that's why we took the plane!

So...Booker T's turning for no reason to go after JBL and now Chavo is turning for no reason to go after Carlito? Eh. I don't really like it, but it's something fresh for them in terms of card placement.

Don't get me wrong, Owen WAS world-class. But the fact is, he's done nothing of note for months now. Since coming back from his injury, he's been a shadow of his former self. Trouble is...the pundits and experts still rate him as one of England's most valuable players and continually harp on about him 'just needing one goal to kick-start his season'. He's been no better than Beckham, who's been slated recently. And the thing with Owen is, he still thinks he's 19 years old and tries to take it past more players than he needs to, takes too long on the ball and takes too long to shoot.

"You know, you should really use Natural Essences honey."

Smoke Without Fire vs. Death By Gimmick Rob Van Dam©, Marty Jannetty, Deranged and Slim J vs. Johnny B.Badd ©, 'El Matador' Tito Santana, Eugene Dinsmore and The Red Rooster RVD pins The Rooster with the 5 Star Frog Splash at 3:29 (4-3) Badd pins Deranged after a KO punch in 6:02 (3-3) Eugene pins Slim J after a Stunner in 6:40 (2-3) Santana pins Jannetty with the flying forearm in 7:45 (1-3) RVD pins Santana with the 5 Star Forg Splash at 9:23 (1-2) RVD pins Badd after a flying superkick in 12:57 (1-1) Eugene pins RVD after hitting Van Dam with something loosely resembling a 5 Star Frog Splash after 16:03 Sole Survivor: Eugene Dinsmore Word Up vs. Real Music Lovers John Cena ©, Ron 'The Truth' Killings, Konnan and B.G James vs. Jeff Jarrett ©, Disco Inferno, Headbanger Mosh and 'Sugar' Shane Helms Cena pins Mosh with the F-U at 4:01 (4-3) Disco pins Konnan after Jarrett hits The Stroke in 7:40 (3-3) James pins Disco with a rollup in 7:45 (3-2) Helms pins James after a crossbody at 8:40 (2-2) Helms pins Killings after a Vertibreaker in 12:11 (1-2) Jarrett pins Cena after using a guitar to knock him out at 15:04 Sole Survivors: Jeff Jarrett and Shane Helms The Dudley Birds vs. Power Power Power (and Glory) Bubba Ray Dudley ©, D-Von Dudley, Michael P.S Hayes, Jimmy 'Jam' Garvin vs. The Barbarian ©, The Warlord, Hercules and Paul Roma Roma pins Garvin with a rollup using the ropes in 5:17 (3-4) Bubba pins The Warlord after 3-D in 6:03 (3-3) Bubba pins Hercules after 3-D in 8:11 (3-2) Hayes pins Roma after a left hand at 11:12 (3-1) Bubba pins The Barbarian after 3-D in 12:04 Sole Survivors: The Dudleyz and Michael P.S Hayes WILD CARD MATCH Wild and Dangerous vs. Born To Be Wild Ken Shamrock ©, Dan Severn, New Jack and Chris Benoit vs. Chris Jericho ©, Cactus Jack, Van Hammer and Jeff Hardy Shamrock makes Hammer tap with the anklelock in 0:40 (4-3) Benoit makes Hardy tap to the Crossface in 5:19 (4-2) Cactus pins New Jack after a Double Arm DDT in 8:02 (3-2) Shamrock pins Cactus after countering the Double Arm DDT with a rollup at 12:42 (3-1) Jericho pins Severn with the Lionsault at 13:04 (2-1) Jericho pins Shamrock with the Breakdown at 16:09 (1-1) Benoit makes Jericho tap to the Crossface after 24:57 Sole Survivor: Chris Benoit Accompanied By Adults vs. Young At Heart Rey Mysterio ©, Spanky, Paul London and The Amazing Red vs. Ric Flair ©, Terry Funk, The Undertaker and Tracy Smothers Taker pins Spanky after a Last Ride in 4:23 (3-4) Flair makes Red tap to the Figure Four at 7:04 (2-4) Funk and Flair brawl to the back, causing the referee to count both men out of the match at 8:56 (2-2) Taker pins London after a Tombstone in 9:40 (1-2) Mysterio pins Smothers with the West Coast Pop in 12:09 (1-1) Taker pins Mysterio after a Last Ride in 15:28 Sole Survivor: The Undertaker Doing Daddy Proud vs. The KliQ Randy Orton ©, The Rock, Eddie Guerrero and Chavo Guerrero Jr. vs. Shawn Michaels ©, Kevin Nash, Scott Hall and Sean Waltman Nash pins Chavo with the Jacknife at 3:10 (3-4) Orton pins Waltman after the RKO in 5:04 (3-3) Orton pins Hall after the RKO in 5:13 (3-2) HBK pins Eddie with a cradle pin in 9:40 (2-2) The Rock pins Nash after the People's Elbow in 12:02 (2-1) HBK pins Orton after Sweet Chin Music in 15:10(1-1) The Rock pins HBK with the Rock Bottom at 20:05 Sole Survivor: The Rock Have You Been Working Out? vs. Bald Is Beautiful Triple H ©, Hulk Hogan, Scott Steiner and Batista vs. 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin ©, Kurt Angle, Kane and Big Show Austin pins Steiner after a Stunner in 7:29 (3-4) Angle makes Batista tap to the Angle Lock in 8:45 (2-4) HHH pins Kane with the Pedigree in 10:31 (2-3) Show and Angle get counted out as Angle is chased to the back by Show, after Angle accidentally clotheslined Show at 12:38 (2-1) Austin pins HHH after a Stunner in 16:06 (1-1) Austin pins Hogan after hitting three Stunners at 20:56 Sole Survivor: 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin

Well, at the risk of giving too much away, I call opening promo to discuss the future of the SWF Intercontinental Television Championship and it's new owner. Rest assured, it's important.

Well, 2-0 to England. Not bad but not great. I swear though, Owen is so over-rated it's not even funny anymore. He wouldn't pass the ball because he was so deadset on scoring. Only trouble was, instead of passing, he continually took on situations where he was outnumbered by at least 2 men. And ended up losing the ball nearly every time. Real Madrid's bench doesn't need him, believe me.

Well, OAOAST wise it's week to week as my feuds have so far lasted roughly a month each. In the SWF, I'm more like PFL as I've got my plans pretty much sorted up until March '05. Not in a lot of detail of course, but I have a lot of ideas in the bank for feuds. Hell, my SWF feud with Rando was an on and off feud for about 6 months, with a lot of plans laid out early but most things ironed out later.

From this year... - Grappler's Clusterfuck should definately be in, as should the Wildchild/Flesher Ladder Match from the same event. - Grappler winning the belt from Va'aiga and then losing it to Duran...both very good matches. - Toxxic winning the title in the triple threat is momentous and it's also a good triple threat match which is tough to do. - And for the same reasoning, Ryan Dustin's triple threat ladder match from Genesis V deserves a mention. There's a lot elsewhere too, but it's hard to pick out any in particular without feeling guilty for leaving other matches out.

I swear we used to have a video games folder.

Well...from a quick skim, it's congrats to Filthy. Here's hoping the other three n00bs wrote. Cross and Fury catch me majorly by surprise, but in a good way. Looks like even though Hollywood Boulevard is done with, Masked Man's away and WCs still inactive...the tag division still has some life. Mark's promo is pure hype gold. Hype or not, Mark vs. King in HIAC is going to be one hell of a spectacle. This just makes me want to read it more. Well, 'Drea wins her match. I know Ace couldn't show...hoping Johnny did and is still active, because he's slipping down that card. Very enjoyable from Drea all the same. I'm actually pleased my dumpster match won as I think that's about the best I've wrote in a long time, as far as being 'natural'. Trying to turn Maddix into a puro head was no fun. Hitting people with Pepsi Max cans is. And then, of course, Toxxic pulls out the win and now Mike signs up for that big 'retired SWF wrestlers' board in the skies. Only to return when our PPV cards need a little sprinkling of name value. Sad to see Mike go, but I've feeling he won't be 'gone' as such. Just retired.

I know you mean in-ring Rudo, but Michaels was back within a year in the Commisioner's position. Granted, back then it wasn't that big of a deal. But today, it'd be Austin syndrome all over again. Hell, Michaels was being used high up the card briefly in late 99 too. Remember when he cost The Rock the Brahma Bullrope Match. And he was referee for the Ironman Match in 2000. He was supposed to come back for WM X7 and do something with Trips too, wasn't he? Michaels wasn't a 'regular' talent, but he never really went away for all that long. He still kept his face in the spotlight so no-one would forget him. As long as Trips is in the wrestling business, he'll want to be on top. And as long as he's physically capable then he'll be in the wrestling business. There's really no two ways about it, without Vince actually asserting authority on the issue, as Triple H isn't going to go of his own accord.

From the Round-Robin Tournament... "The Mad" Mad Cappa takes on "The Not So Mad" Panther! "Sexy" Drek Stone goes up against The "So Sexy He Has To Wear A Mask" Blurricane! And it's "The Bigman~!" Gunner Sharps one on one with "The Little Job Boy" Leon Rodez! Oh, and just to rule out any last minute confusions as far as my match goes, I can (and unless that's a problem will) write Gunner/Leon. Oh yes!

(Well, we'll need this for the end of year awards {see the community board if you haen't already for nominations} for all the title specific awards. So...here ya go.) SMARTMARKS WRESTLING FEDERATION CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY - October 7th, 2004 **** SWF WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP **** 1. RANE -- 9/18/00 -- NTD -- 1 Day (1) 2. NTD -- 9/19/00 -- N/A -- 4 Days (2) 3. G.O.A.T. -- 9/23/00 -- NTD -- 14 Days 4. RANE (2)-- 10/07/00 -- G.O.A.T. -- 58 Days 5. SPIKE -- 12/04/00 -- Rane -- 33 Days 6. RANE (3)-- 1/27/01 -- Spike -- 63 Days 7. PDS -- 4/01/01 -- Rane -- 12 Days 8. DIVEFIRE -- 4/13/01 -- PDS -- 21 Days (3) 9. STUBBY "POTS" MCWEED -- 5/27/01 -- Bobby Riley -- 44 Days (4)(5) 10. "GRAND SLAM" MARK STEVENS -- 7/22/01 -- N/A -- 28 Days (6) 11. CHRIS WILSON -- 8/19/01 -- Mark Stevens -- 28 Days 12. EL LUCHADORE MAGNIFICO -- 9/16/01 -- Chris Wilson -- 47 Days (7) 13. HVILLE THUGG -- 11/02/01 -- El Luchadore Magnifico -- 67 Days (8) 14. SUICIDE KING -- 1/20/02 -- Hville Thugg -- 28 Days 15. "GRAND SLAM" MARK STEVENS (2) -- 2/17/02 -- Suicide King -- 9 Days 16. HVILLE THUGG (2) -- 2/26/02 -- "Grand Slam" Mark Stevens -- 89 Days 17. EDWIN MACPHISTO -- 5/26/02 -- Hville Thugg -- 103 Days (9) 18. EL LUCHADORE MAGNIFICO (2) -- 9/6/02 -- Edwin MacPhisto -- 35 Days 19. SACRED -- 10/11/02 -- El Luchadore Magnifico -- 16 Days 20. EL LUCHADORE MAGNIFICO (3) -- 10/27/02 -- Sacred -- 127 Days 21. TNT -- 3/16/03 -- El Luchadore Magnifico -- 19 Days 22. TOM FLESHER -- 4/4/02 -- TNT -- 89 Days 23. THOTH -- 7/2/03 -- Tom Flesher -- 14 Days 24. BOSTON STRANGLER -- 7/16/03 -- Thoth -- 58 Days 25. TOM FLESHER (2) -- 9/12/03 -- Boston Strangler -- 95 Days 26. EJIRO FASAKI -- 12/16/03 -- Tom Flesher -- 22 Days 27. DANNY WILLIAMS -- 1/7/04 -- Ejiro Fasaki -- 15 Days 28. VA’AIGA -- 2/1/04 -- Danny Williams -- 35 Days 29. CHARLIE "GRAPPLER" MATTHEWS -- 3/7/04 -- Va’aiga -- 49 Days 30. “THE NOTORIOUS” JOHN DURAN -- 4/25/04 -- Charlie “Grappler” Matthews -- 10 Days 31. DANNY WILLIAMS (2) -- 5/5/04 -- “The Notorious” John Duran -- 9 Days 32. NATHANIEL KIBAGAMI -- 5/14/04 -- Danny Williams -- 10 Days 33. DANNY WILLIAMS (3) -- 5/24/04 -- Nathaniel Kibagami -- 20 Days 34. JANUS -- 6/13/04 -- Danny Williams -- 49 Days 35. TOXXIC -- 8/1/04 -- Tom Flesher (10) -- 19 Days 36. JOHNNY DANGEROUS -- 8/20/04 -- Toxxic -- 30 Days 37. TOXXIC (2) -- 9/19/04 -- Johnny Dangerous -- 18 Days and counting (1) Rane defeated NTD to become the first IGNWF Champ (2) Rane handed the title over to NTD (3) Divefire vacated the title upon becoming commissioner (4) Stubby won an eight man tournament, defeating Bobby Riley in the finals. (5) Stubby vacated the title due to a neck injury (6) This was Regenerate Rules match involving Mark Stevens, Bobby Riley, Mercury, Chris Wilson and Perfect Bo for the vacant title. (7) This was a six pack way matchup involving King of Hearts, Neilsen of the Jungle, Axis, Chris Wilson, El Luchadore Magnifico and Stubby "Pots" McWeed. (8) Hville Thugg's ICTV Title was also on the line in this match. (9) This was a triple threat match also involving Perfect Bo. (10) Toxxic beat Tom Flesher and Janus in a triple threat match for the SWF World Heavyweight Title. Longest Title Reign - El Luchadore Magnifico, 127 days Most Title Reigns - El Luchadore Magnifico, Rane and Danny Williams, 3 Most Days with Title - El Luchadore Magnifico, 209 days **** SWF INTERCONTINENTAL TELEVISION CHAMPIONSHIP **** 1. NTD -- 9/18/00 -- N/A -- 19 Days (1) 2. PIMP DADDY SARP - 10/07/00 -- NTD -- 29 Days 3. STUBBY "POTS" MCWEED -- 11/15/00 -- PDS -- 19 Days 4. MR. GALATEA - 12/4/00 -- Stubby "Pots" McWeed -- 13 Days (2) 5. FALLOUT -- 12/17/00 -- Mr. Galatea -- 21 Days 6. NEILSEN OF THE JUNGLE -- 01/28/01 -- Fallout -- 8 Days (3) 7. OUTCAST -- 02/05/01 -- Neilsen of the Jungle -- 55 Days 8. MERCURY -- 04/01/01 -- Outcast -- 13 Days (4) 9. "GRAND SLAM" MARK STEVENS -- 04/29/01 -- Angelous -- 28 Days(5) 10. CHRIS STORM -- 05/27/01 -- Mark Stevens -- 5 Days (6) 11. "GRAND SLAM" MARK STEVENS (2) -- 06/01/01 -- Chris Storm -- 35 Days 12. CHRIS RAYNOR -- 07/06/01 -- Mark Stevens -- 16 Days 13. AXIS -- 07/22/01 -- Chris Raynor -- 28 Days 14. EDWIN MACPHISTO -- 08/19/01 -- Axis -- 19 Days (7) 12. CHRIS STORM (2)-- 09/07/01 -- Edwin MacPhisto -- 9 Days 13. HVILLE THUGG -- 09/16/01 -- Chris Storm -- 61 Days (8) 14. AXIS (2) -- 11/16/01 -- Hville Thugg -- 37 Days 15. X -- 12/23/01 -- Axis -- 21 Days 16. THOTH -- 1/25/02 -- Xstasy -- 23 Days (9) 17. EDWIN MACPHISTO (2) -- 2/17/02 -- Thoth -- 60 Days 18. THOTH (2) -- 4/18/02 -- Edwin MacPhisto -- 10 Days 19. SACRED -- 4/28/02 -- Thoth -- 28 Days 20. FALLOUT (2) -- 5/26/02 -- Sacred -- 5 Days 21. SACRED (2) -- 5/31/02 -- Fallout -- 30 Days 22. EREK TAYLOR -- 6/30/02 -- Sacred -- 36 Days (10) 23. FALLOUT (3) -- 8/5/02 -- Erek Taylor -- 7 Days 24. CHRIS WILSON -- 8/12/02 -- Fallout -- 39 Days 25. PERFECT BO -- 9/20/02 -- Chris Wilson -- 9 Days (11) 26. TOM FLESHER -- 9/29/02 -- Perfect Bo -- 63 Days 27. OROCHI (3) -- 12/1/02 -- Tom Flesher -- 34 Days 28. FROST -- 1/17/03 -- Orochi -- 58 Days (12) 29. NEILSEN OF THE JUNGLE (2) -- 3/16/03 -- Frost -- 0 Days 30. FROST (2) -- 3/16/03 -- Neilsen of the Jungle -- 5 Days (13) 31. JAY DAWG -- 3/31/03 -- Danny Williams -- 34 Days (14) 32. DANNY WILLIAMS -- 5/4/03 -- Jay Dawg -- 55 Days 33. STRYKE -- 6/28/03 -- Danny Williams -- 9 Days 34. BEEZEL -- 7/7/03 -- Stryke -- 4 Days 35. MAK FRANCIS -- 7/11/03 -- Beezel -- 79 Days 36. "THE SACRED ONE" ANDREW BLACKWELL (3) -- 9/28/03 -- Mak Francis -- 24 Days 37. XSTASY (2) -- 10/22/03 -- Andrew Blackwell -- 40 Days 38. DACE NIGHT -- 12/01/03 -- Xstasy -- 15 Days 39. CHARLIE "GRAPPLER" MATTHEWS -- 12/16/03 -- Dace Night -- 82 Days 40. INSANE LUCHADOR -- 3/7/04 -- Charlie "Grappler" Matthews -- 10 Days 41. TOXXIC -- 3/17/04 -- Insane Luchador -- 23 Days 42. TERRENCE "JANUS" BAILEY -- 4/9/04 -- Toxxic -- 16 Days 43. TOXXIC (2) -- 4/25/04 -- Wildchild (15) -- 29 Days 44. TERRENCE "JANUS" BAILEY (2) -- 5/24/04 -- Toxxic -- 30 Days 45. LANDON "LA CUCARACHA" MADDIX -- 6/23/04 -- Ace Lezaire (16) -- 24 Days 46. JOHNNY DANGEROUS -- 7/17/04 -- Landon "La Cucaracha" Maddix -- 15 Days 47. LANDON "LA CUCARACHA" MADDIX (2) -- 8/1/04 -- Johnny Dangerous -- 59 Days 48. "THE ICON" MAX KING -- 9/29/04 -- Landon "La Cucaracha" Maddix -- 8 days and counting (1) NTD was the original champion, the belt was handed to him (2) Mr. Galatea defeated PDS, The Messiah, Fallout and Stubby in a Hide and Seek Match (3) Neilsen defeated Outcast and Fallout in a three way ladder match. (4) Mercury vacated the title due to various injuries (5) Mark Stevens defeated Angelous for the vacated title. (6) Chris Storm defeated Chris Wilson and Mark Stevens in a Last Man Standing Submission Match (7) Triple threat match also involving Xstasy (8) Triple threat match also involving Mistress Sarah (9) Triple threat match also involving Perfect Bo (10) Four way match also involving Fallout and Longdogger Pete (11) Triple threat Miami Mayhem match also involving Longdogger Pete (12) Triple threat match also involving Danny Williams (13) After winning the ICTV title from Frost, Neilsen rejected the belt, returning it to Frost and naming him the new champion. (14) Frost vacated the title on 3/21/03. This was a match for the vacant title. (15) Toxxic won the ICTV title in a four corners tag match triple fall match in which the first fall was for the ICTV title. The four teams involved were Toxxic & Jimmy "The Demon" Liston, Wildchild & Johnny Dangerous, Todd Cortez & Mike Van Siclen, and Terrence "Janus" Bailey & Aecas. (16) Ace Lezaire was Landon Maddix's opponent for the ICTV title after Janus vacated it earlier on the same night, having just won the SWF World Heavyweight Title on June 13th, 2004. Longest Title Reign - Charlie "Grappler" Matthews, 82 Days Most Title Reigns - Fallout, Orochi/Thoth and Sacred, 3 Most Days with Title - Landon "La Cucaracha" Maddix, 83 Days **** SWF UNITED STATES / JUNIOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP **** 1. OUTCAST -- 10/29/00 -- Spike -- 36 Days (1) 2. DIVEFIRE -- 12/04/00 -- Outcast -- 21 Days 3. MERCURY -- 01/15/01 -- Divefire -- 36 Days 4. AXIS -- 03/02/01 -- Mercury -- 45 Days 5. PERFECT BO -- 04/16/01 -- Axis -- 69 Days 6. EDWIN MACPHISTO -- 06/24/01 -- "Grand Slam" Mark Stevens -- 28 Days (2) 7. GRIMEDOGG -- 07/22/01 -- Edwin MacPhisto -- 28 Days 8. THOTH -- 08/19/01 -- Grimedogg -- 92 Days (3) 9. MERCURY (2) -- 11/19/01 -- Thoth -- 7 Days 10. BOBBY RILEY -- 11/26/01 -- Mercury -- 11 Days 11. SACRED -- 12/7/01 -- Bobby Riley -- 72 Days 12. XSTASY -- 3/1/02 -- Sacred -- 21 Days 13. JAY DAWG -- 3/22/02 -- Xstasy -- 9 Days 14. K-OS -- 3/31/02 -- Jay Dawg -- 5 Days (4) 15. JAY DAWG (2) -- 4/5/02 -- K-Os -- 8 Days 16. JAY DAWG (3) -- 4/28/02 -- Perfect Bo -- 33 Days (5) 17. TOM FLESHER -- 6/4/02 -- N/A -- 17 Days (6) 18. CHRIS RAYNOR -- 6/21/02 -- Tom Flesher -- 9 Days 19. TOM FLESHER (2) -- 6/30/02 -- Chris Raynor -- 36 Days (7) 20. "TNT" TAYLOR NICHOLAS THOMPSON -- 8/5/02 -- Tom Flesher -- 4 Days 21. TOM FLESHER (3) -- 8/9/02 -- "TNT" Taylor Nicholas Thompson -- 35 Days 22. TOD DEKINDES -- 9/13/02 -- Tom Flesher -- 49 Days 23. ANNIE ECLECTIC -- 11/1/02 -- Tod deKindes -- 30 Days 24. DANNY WILLIAMS -- 12/1/02 -- Annie Eclectic -- 55 Days 25. MAK FRANCIS -- 2/7/03 -- Danny Williams -- 16 Days 26. DANNY WILLIAMS (2) -- 2/23/03 -- Mak Francis -- 21 Days 27. MAK FRANCIS (2) -- 3/16/03 -- Danny Williams -- 15 Days 28. MICHAEL CRAVEN -- 3/31/03 -- Mak Francis -- 23 Days 29. MIKE VAN SICLEN -- 4/23/03 -- Michael Craven -- 11 days 30. MICHAEL CRAVEN (2) -- 5/4/03 -- Mike Van Siclen -- 49 days 31. MAK FRANCIS (3) -- 6/22/03 -- Michael Craven -- 10 days 32. MICHAEL CRAVEN (3) -- 7/2/03 -- Mak Francis -- 19 days 33. EJIRO FASAKI -- 7/21/03 -- Michael Craven -- 93 days 34. JOHNNY DANGEROUS -- 10/22/03 -- Ejiro Fasaki -- 49 days 35. LINCHPIN -- 12/10/03 -- Johnny Dangerous -- 28 days 36. CHARLIE "GRAPPLER" MATTHEWS -- 1/7/04 -- Linchpin (8) -- 9 days 37. "SACRED" ANDREW BLACKWELL (2) -- 1/16/04 -- Charlie "Grappler" Matthews -- 51 days (9) 38. "COYOTE" COY WEST -- 3/7/04 -- "Sacred" Andrew Blackwell -- 24 days 39. STRYKE -- 3/31/04 -- "Coyote" Coy West -- 14 days 40. "WILD" COY WEST (2) -- 4/14/04 -- Stryke (10) -- 26 days 41. LANDON “LA CUCARACHA” MADDIX -- 5/10/04 -- “Wild” Coy West -- 34 Days 42. ALAN CLARK -- 6/13/04 -- Landon "La Cucaracha" Maddix -- 10 Days 43. THE MASKED MAN -- 6/23/04 -- Alan Clark (11) -- 28 Days 44. MANSON -- 7/21/04 -- The Masked Man -- 26 Days 45. "THE CORONA" VLADIMIR EVERHEART -- 8/16/04 -- Manson -- 9 Days 46. DAVID CROSS -- 8/25/04 -- "The Corona" Vladimir Everheart -- 9 Days 47. ACE LEZAIRE -- 9/3/04 -- David Cross -- 16 Days 48. DAVIS CROSS (2) -- 9/19/04 -- Ace Lezaire -- 18 Days and counting (1) Outcast won a 20 Man Tournament for the US Title, defeating Spike in the final. (2) This was a two fall, two title match, involving Edwin MacPhisto, Mark Stevens, Perfect Bo and eXodus. (3) Thoth defeated Grimedogg, Alex Cross and Robert Steele, in a Last Blood Match (4) This was a triple threat elimination match also involving Lady Red. (5) Due to a controversial decision the title was held up on 4/13/02. This was a match for the vacant title. (6) Jay Dawg was stripped of the title on 5/31/02. This was a triple threat match for the vacant title also involving Annie Eclectic and Xero. (7) This was a triple threat match also involving Jay Dawg. (8) The Intercontinental Television Title was also on the line in this match. (9) Sacred defeated Landon Maddix on February 1st, 2004 to unify the United States and Smartmarks Junior League Championships. (10) This was a triple threat match also involving Todd Royal. (11) Alan Clark was involved in a four corners match with Todd Cortez and Aecas for the title where the first pin wins; Clark was the man pinned in the match. Longest Title Reign - Ejiro Fasaki, 93 days Most Title Reigns - Jay Dawg, Mak Francis, Michael Craven and Tom Flesher, 3 Most Days with Title - Sacred/Andrew Blackwell, 123 days **** SWF TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP **** 1. NTD & RANE -- 9/18/00 -- N/A -- 7 Days (1) 2. PIMP DADDY SARP & RANE (2) -- 9/25/00 -- Curry Man -- 12 Days (2) (3) 3. DANNY VIGILANTE & DIVEFIRE -- 10/29/00 -- Malignant Odium -- 49 Days (4) 4. ANGELOUS & MOLOCK -- 12/17/00 -- DVD -- 84 Days 5. CHRIS RAYNOR & CHRIS STORM -- 4/01/01 -- The Fallen -- 19 Days 6. CYCLONE COMET & RANE (3) -- 4/20/01 -- Y2Chris -- 42 Days 7. AXIS & CYCLONE COMET (2)-- 6/01/01 -- N/A -- 23 Days (5) 8. ANGELOUS (2) & MOLOCK (2) -- 6/24/01 -- Cyclone Comet and Axis -- 20 Days (6) 9. CHRIS WILSON & HVILLE THUGG -- 7/14/01 -- The Fallen -- 3 Days (7) 10. NEILSEN OF THE JUNGLE & PERFECT BO -- 7/22/01 -- HVille Thugg and Mistress Sarah -- 28 Days (8) 11. CHRIS RAYNOR (2) & SPARK -- 8/19/01 -- Neilsen of the Jungle and Perfect Bo -- 28 Days 12. "GRAND SLAM" MARK STEVENS & OUTCAST -- 9/16/01 -- Chris Raynor and Spark -- 35 Days 13. ANDREA MONTGOMERY & JOHNNY ROTTEN -- 10/21/01-- "Grand Slam" Mark Stevens and Outcast -- 23 Days 14. "GRAND SLAM" MARK STEVENS (2) & MISTRESS SARAH -- 11/12/01 -- Andrea Montgomery & Johnny Rotten -- 14 Days 15. HVILLE THUGG (2) & X -- 11/26/01 -- "Grand Slam" Mark Stevens & Mistress Sarah -- 27 Days 16. EDWIN MACPHISTO & "GRAND SLAM" MARK STEVENS (3) -- 12/23/01 -- Hville Thugg & X -- 35 Days 17. SPIDER NEKURA & THOTH -- 2/8/02 -- Edwin MacPhisto & "Grand Slam" Mark Stevens -- 79 Days 18. CHRIS RAYNOR (3) & EL LUCHADORE MAGNIFICO -- 4/28/02 -- Spider Nekura & Thoth -- 12 Days (9) 19. JAY DAWG & SACRED -- 5/10/02 -- Chris Raynor & El Luchadore Magnifico -- 28 Days 20. CHRIS WILSON (2) & STRYKE -- 6/7/02 -- Jay Dawg & Sacred -- 31 Days 21. CHRIS RAYNOR (4) & EDWIN MACPHISTO (2) -- 7/8/02 -- Chris Wilson & Stryke -- 35 Days 22. FROST & "TNT" TAYLOR NICHOLAS THOMPSON -- 8/12/02 -- Chris Raynor & Edwin MacPhisto -- 60 Days 23. CED ORDONEZ & THOTH (2) -- 10/11/02 -- Frost & "TNT" Taylor Nicholas Thompson -- 35 Days 24. FROST (2) & TOM FLESHER -- 11/22/02 -- Ced Ordonez & Mak Francis -- 101 Days (10) 25. EJIRO FASAKI & JUDGE MENTAL -- 3/16/03 -- Frost & Tom Flesher -- 117 Days 26. DACE NIGHT & VA'AIGA -- 7/11/03 -- Ejiro Fasaki & William Hearford -- 31 Days 27. QUIZ & SHOW -- 8/10/03 -- Dace Night & Va'aiga (11) -- 69 Days 28. EJIRO FASAKI (2) & JUDGE MENTAL (2) -- 10/18/03 -- Quiz & John Duran (12) -- 90 Days 29. JOHNNY DANGEROUS & WILDCHILD -- 1/16/04 -- Ejiro Fasaki & Judge Mental (13) -- 75 Days 30. TERRENCE 'JANUS' BAILEY & AECAS -- 3/31/04 -- Johnny Dangerous & Wildchild -- 14 Days 31. TODD CORTEZ & MIKE VAN SICLEN -- 4/14/04 -- Terrence 'Janus' Bailey & Aecas (14) -- 5 Days 32. JOHNNY DANGEROUS (2) & WILDCHILD (2) -- 4/19/04 -- Todd Cortez & Mike Van Siclen -- 6 Days 33. TERRENCE 'JANUS' BAILEY (2) & AECAS (2) -- 4/25/04 -- Todd Cortez & Mike Van Siclen (15) -- 19 Days 34. TODD CORTEZ (2) & MIKE VAN SICLEN (2) -- 5/14/04 -- Terrence 'Janus' Bailey & Aecas -- 128 Days 35. "HOLLYWOOD" SPIKE JENKINS & SEAN DAVIS -- 9/19/04 -- Todd Cortez & Mike Van Siclen -- 18 Days and counting (1) Claimed belts due to no competition (2) PDS won NTD's half on the belts, by defeating Curry Man (3) Rane/PDS handed over the titles at Genesis, as Jayson ruled no one could hold more than one belt. (4) Triple threat match, also involving FX for the vacant tag titles. (5) Rane retired, handing over his tag team belt to Axis (6) Triple Threat Casino Brawl, also involving Silencer/El Luchadore Magnifico (7) Mercury stripped Wilson and Thugg of the titles on July 17th, stating that Wilson couldn't hold more than one title. (8) This was for the vacant tag titles (9) This was a triple threat tag match also involving Erek Taylor & Munich. (10) Ced and Thoth were stripped of the titles on 11/15/02. This was a match for the vacant titles. (11) This was a triple threat tag match also involving CIA & Mak Francis. (12) John Duran was awarded half of the tag title belts on 10/03/03 following an injury to Show. (13) This was a four corners match also involving Janus & Dace Night and Va’aiga & John Duran. (14) This was a triple threat tag match also involving Tom Flesher & Ann Onita. (15) Terrence "Janus" Bailey & Aecas won the tag team titles in a four corners tag match triple fall match in which the third fall was for the tag team titles. The four teams involved were Toxxic & Jimmy "The Demon" Liston, Wildchild & Johnny Dangerous, Todd Cortez & Mike Van Siclen, and Terrence "Janus" Bailey & Aecas. Longest Title Reign - Todd Cortez & Mike Van Siclen, 128 days Most Title Reigns, team - Angelous & Molock, Ejiro Fasaki & Judge Mental, Johnny Dangerous & Wildchild, Terrence "Janus” Bailey & Aecas and Mike Van Siclen & Todd Cortez, 2 Most Title Reigns, individual - Chris Raynor, 4 Most Days with Title, team - Ejiro Fasaki & Judge Mental, 207 days Most Days with Title, individual - Ejiro Fasaki and Judge Mental, 207 days **** SWF HARDCORE GAMERS CHAMPIONSHIP **** 1. G.O.A.T. -- 09/20/00 -- N/A -- 3 Days (1) (2) 2. SPIKE -- 10/29/00 -- Mayor McCheese -- 17 Days (3) 3. NEILSEN OF THE JUNGLE -- 11/15/00 -- Spike -- 33 Days 4. GRIMEDOGG -- 01/08/01 -- Phoenix -- 60 Days (4) 5. PERFECT BO -- 03/09/01 -- Grimedogg -- 51 Days 6. SACRED -- 04/29/01 -- Perfect Bo -- 15 Days 7. GRUNGE -- 05/14/01 -- Sacred -- 4 Days (5) 8. CHRIS WILSON -- 05/18/01 -- Grunge -- 60 Days 9. SPARK -- 07/17/01 -- Chris Wilson -- 5 Days (6) 10. GRUNGE (2) -- 07/22/01 -- Spark -- 15 Days 11. FALLOUT -- 08/06/01 -- Grunge -- 13 Days 12. JOHNNY ROTTEN -- 08/19/01 -- Fallout -- 28 Days 13. GRIMEDOGG (2) -- 09/16/01 -- Johnny Rotten -- 12 Days 14. FALLOUT (2) -- 09/28/01 -- Grimedogg -- 23 Days (7) 15. MISTRESS SARAH -- 10/21/01 -- Fallout -- 27 Days (8) 16. X -- 11/16/01 -- Mistress Sarah -- 14 Days 17. MISTRESS SARAH (2) -- 11/30/01 -- X -- 14 Days 18. FALLOUT (3) -- 12/14/01 -- Mistress Sarah -- 19 Days 19. MUNICH -- 1/14/02 -- Fallout -- 6 Days 20. BOSTON STRANGLER -- 1/20/02 -- Munich -- 61 Days 21. MISTRESS SARAH (3) -- 3/22/02 -- Boston Strangler -- 9 Days 22. LONGDOGGER PETE -- 3/31/02 -- Mistress Sarah -- 28 Days 23. STRYKE -- 4/28/02 -- Longdogger Pete -- 28 Days 24. ASH KETCHUM -- 5/26/02 -- Stryke -- 9 Days 25. STRYKE (2) -- 6/4/02 -- Ash Ketchum -- 26 Days 26. ASH KETCHUM (2) -- 6/30/02 -- Stryke -- 8 Days 27. JAY DAWG -- 7/8/02 -- Ash Ketchum -- 83 Days 28. CED ORDONEZ -- 9/29/02 -- Mercury -- 8 Days (9) 29. FROST -- 10/7/02 -- Ced Ordonez -- 20 Days 30. ASH KETCHUM (3) -- 10/27/02 -- Frost -- 19 Days 31. ANNIE ECLECTIC -- 11/15/02 -- Ash Ketchum -- 25 Days 32. MICHAEL CRAVEN (4) -- 12/10/02 -- Annie Eclectic -- 21 days 33. JUDGE MENTAL -- 1/13/03 -- Michael Craven -- 77 days 34. MIKE VAN SICLEN -- 3/31/03 -- Judge Mental -- 4 Days (10) 35. WILDCHILD -- 4/4/03 -- Mike Van Siclen -- 5 Days 36. JANUS -- 4/9/03 -- n/a -- 9 days (11) 37. BEEZEL -- 4/18/03 -- Janus -- 18 days 38. JANUS (2) -- 5/4/03 -- Beezel -- 10 days 39. DACE NIGHT -- 5/14/03 -- Janus -- 39 days (12) 40. CIA -- 6/22/03 -- Dace Night -- 15 days 41. VA'AIGA -- 7/7/03 -- CIA -- 18 days 42. WILDCHILD (2) -- 7/25/03 -- Va'aiga -- 138 days 43. JANUS (3) -- 12/10/03 -- Wildchild -- 58 days 44. JOHN DURAN -- 2/6/04 -- Janus -- 14 days 45. AECAS -- 2/20/04 -- John Duran -- 16 days 46. TOXXIC -- 3/7/04 -- Aecas -- 49 days 47. JIMMY "THE DEMON" LISTON -- 4/25/04 -- Mike Van Siclen (13) -- 10 days 48. MIKE VAN SICLEN (2) -- 5/5/04 -- Jimmy “The Demon” Liston -- 54 days 49. RYAN DUSTIN -- 6/28/04 -- Mike Van Siclen -- 19 Days 50. MARTIN "BIG COUNTRY" HUNT -- 7/17/04 -- Ryan Dustin -- 15 Days 51. SEAN DAVIS -- 8/1/04 -- Martin "Big Country" Hunt -- 64 Days 52. CHRISTIAN FURY -- 10/4/04 -- Sean Davis -- 3 Days and counting (1) G.O.A.T. claimed the vacant belt. (2) G.O.A.T. dropped the title upon becoming World Champion (3) Match for the vacant title (4) Triple threat match also involving Neilsen of the Jungle (5) Four way match, also involving Jay Dawg and Apostle (6) Triple threat match also involving Grimedogg (7) Triple threat elimination match also involving Chris Storm (8) Triple threat match with Jamie Bjork and the Light Heavyweight Title on the line as well (9) Jay Dawg was stripped of the title at Genesis 3, and Mercury took his place, challenging Ced Ordonez for the vacant title. (10) Triple threat match also involving Neilsen of the Jungle (11) Wildchild vacated the title on 4/9/03. This was a triple threat match for the vacant title, against Johnny Dangerous and Mike Van Siclen. (12) Triple threat match also involving Jay Dawg (13) Jimmy "The Demon" Liston won the HCG title in a four corners tag match triple fall match in which the second fall was for the HCG title. The four teams involved were Toxxic & Jimmy "The Demon" Liston, Wildchild & Johnny Dangerous, Todd Cortez & Mike Van Siclen, and Terrence "Janus" Bailey & Aecas. Longest Title Reign - Wildchild, 138 days Most Title Reigns - Ash Ketchum/Michael Craven, 4 Most Days with Title - Wildchild, 143 days **** SWF CRUISERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP **** 1. WILDCHILD -- 2/1/04 -- Tom Flesher (1) -- 35 Days 2. ALAN CLARK -- 3/1/04 -- Wildchild -- 44 Days 3. JOHNNY DANGEROUS -- 4/14/04 -- Alan Clark -- 70 Days 4. AUSTIN SLY -- 6/23/04 -- Johnny Dangerous -- 19 Days 5. SPIKE JENKINS -- 7/12/04 -- Austin Sly -- 14 Days 6. TOM FLESHER -- 7/26/04 -- Spike Jenkins -- 49 Days (2) 7. "THE REAL DEAL" RYAN DUSTIN -- 9/19/04 -- n/a -- 18 Days and counting (3) (1) This was a ladder match for the vacant title. (2) Tom Flesher was stripped of the title on 9/13/04, after walking out on a match with Ryan Dustin and the belt was held up. (3) This was a triple threat ladder match for the vacant title, also involving "Hollywood" Spike Jenkins and The Birdman. Longest Title Reign - Johnny Dangerous, 70 Days Most Title Reigns - Wildchild, Alan Clark, Johnny Dangerous, Austin Sly, Spike Jenkins, Tom Flesher and Ryan Dustin, 1 Most Days with Title - Johnny Dangerous, 70 Days **** SWF LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP **** 1. MAYOR MCCHEESE -- 09/18/00 -- NTD -- 19 Days (1) 2. CURRY MAN -- 10/07/00 -- Mayor McCheese -- 22 Days 3. "INSANE" JOE FLYER -- 10/29/00 -- Curry Man -- 28 Days 4. MAYOR MCCHEESE (2) -- 11/26/00 -- "Insane" Joe Flyer -- 19 Days (2) (3) 5. BOBBY RILEY -- 12/17/00 -- Exploding Chicken -- 61 Days (4) 6. NEILSEN OF THE JUNGLE -- 03/09/01 -- Bobby Riley -- 45 Days (5) 7. SACRED -- 04/23/01 -- Neilsen of the Jungle -- 6 Days (6) 8. ANDREA MONTGOMERY -- 05/27/01 -- eXodus -- 40 Days (7) 9. EL LUCHADORE MAGNIFICO -- 07/06/01 -- Andrea Montgomery -- 8 Days 10. ANDREA MONTGOMERY (2) -- 07/14/01 -- El Luchadore Magnifico -- 8 Days 11. EL LUCHADORE MAGNIFICO (2) -- 7/22/01 -- Andrea Montgomery -- 56 Days (8) 12. JAMIE "KID BULLET" BJORK -- 09/16/01 -- El Luchadore Magnifico -- 35 Days 13. FALLOUT -- 10/21/01 -- Jamie Bjork -- 140 Days (9) 14. EL LUCHADORE MAGNIFICO (3) -- 3/22/02 -- Fallout -- 42 Days 15. EREK TAYLOR -- 5/3/02 -- El Luchadore Magnifico -- 23 Days 16. EL LUCHADORE MAGNIFICO (4) -- 5/26/02 -- Erek Taylor -- 63 Days 17. TOM FLESHER -- 7/28/02 -- El Luchadore Magnifico -- 68 Days 18. ANNIE ECLECTIC -- 10/4/02 -- Tom Flesher -- 35 Days (10) 19. EL LUCHADORE MAGNIFICO (5) -- 11/8/02 -- Annie Eclectic -- 4 Days (11) (1) This was for the vacant title. (2) Triple Threat match, also involving Exploding Chicken (3) Mayor McCheese was thought to be "killed" and his title was vacated (4) Ladder Match for the vacant title. (5) Triple Threat match, also involving Spike (6) At From the Fire (4/29/01), in a three title, three fall match, Grimedogg won the Light Heavyweight Title fall, however, he was over the limit, and the title became vacated. (7) Ladder Match for the vacant title. (8) Four way ladder match also involving Chris Storm and Mayor McCheese (9) Triple threat match with Mistress Sarah and the Hardcore Title on the line as well (10) Triple threat match also involving Tod deKindes (11) Triple threat match also involving Mak Francis. The Light-Heavyweight Title was suspended on 11/12/02. Longest Title Reign - Fallout, 140 days Most Title Reigns - El Luchadore Magnifico, 5 Most Days with Title - El Luchadore Magnifico, 173 days **** OVERALL STATS **** Longest Title Reigns 1. Fallout, 140 days (LHW) 2. Wildchild, 138 days (HC) 3. El Luchadore Magnifico, 127 days (World) Most Title Reigns 1. El Luchadore Magnifico, 5 (LHW) 2. Chris Raynor, 4 (Tag) 2. Ash Ketchum/Michael Craven, 4 (HCG) Most Days with Title 1. El Luchadore Magnifico, 209 days (World) 2. Ejiro Fasaki and Judge Mental, 207 days (Tag) 3. Tom Flesher, 184 days (World)

You know, this should really be pinned so it doesn't get lost amongst the nomination threads King. If not now, then when the voting starts.

I agree with Manson. I AM unappreciated. You can put Manson down on most improved too I'd say. And, uhm...Alan Clark should be on most under-appreciated.