CotG HOF Open Ballot

[j]

1. Chaos
2. Wolf
3. Matador
4. Thunder
5. Max Shield
6. Spike

[tystates]

Wolf
Chaos
Matador
Spike
Bishop Hell
Thunder


My fed notes:

WOLF
18 championships

One of the great I-P champs of all-time is Wolf. Six-times he has worn the I-P gold. Twice he won a tournament to fill the vacant title.
Wolf only had seven title defenses of the I-P strap, with three of his reigns ending in his first defense of it.

He beat the likes of Exo-King, Mesmer, Matador and Thantos to win it. He lost the belt to the likes of Exo-King, Bounty Hunter (twice), Krakan, Mayhem and Splatter. Wolf is truly a GWF legend.

GWF Title: 3-time
def. Spike #555; 3 def.
lost to Star Warrior; #588
def. Star Warrior; #592; 0
lost to King Lear; Galacticmania III #600
def. Bishop Hell; Wrestle War #690; 0
lost to Pulsar; 692

I-P Title: 6-time
won a 10-man battle royal; 2 def.
lost to Exo-King; #153
def. Exo-King; Wrestle War '91 #154; 1
lost to Bounty Hunter; #170
def. Mesmer; #251 16-man tournament; 4
lost to Krakan; #281
def. Matador; #432; 0
lost to Bounty Hunter; #437
def. Infinity-Plex; #674; 0
lost to Mayhem; #675
def. Thantos; #714; 0
lost to Splatter; Galaxian Bash #715

TV Title: 2-time
def. Bounty Hunter; #392 tournament; 0 def.
lost to Spike; #396
def. Spike; Clash VI #409; 0
lost to Spike; #420

Steel Cage Title: 3-time
def. Spike; #555; 3 def.
lost to Star Warrior; #588
def. Star Warrior; #592; 0
lost to King Lear; Galacticmania III #600
def. Thantos; #714; 0
lost to Splatter; Galaxian Bash #715

Tag Team Title: 2-time
Wolf & Star Warrior def. Executioner & Mutant; #29; 1 def.
lost to Exo-King & Killer Queen; #31
Wolf & Proteus def. Exo-King & Killer Queen; #32; 0
lost to Executioner & Ghengis Khan; #33

Six-Man Tag Team Title: 2-time
Wolf, Incredible Badger & Battering Ram def. Gladiators; #505; 3 def.
lost to Star Warrior, Alpha Force & Thantos; #547

CHAOS:
5-time GWF Heavyweight Champion
5-time Interplanetary Champion
3-time Television Champion
7-time Steel Cage Champion
2-time Six-Man Tag-Team Champion
1-time CPC Heavyweight Champion

On top of my personal ballot for the Hall of Fame is a man of tremendous power that dominated the GWF like no other. A rule-breaker for nearly his entire 18-year career, Chaos, the Indestructible, arrived from Dimension X and took over as leader of the villain team.

Chaos’ first championship in the GWF was the Interplanetary title. He held that belt three times before winning his first Galaxian Heavyweight title. Gold was around his waist more times than it was not during his career.

Chaos was a five-time GWF champion, five-time I-P champ, and three-time Television champion. His title resume doesn’t stop there, as he wore the Steel Cage title seven times. While he was able to keep partners around him, Chaos won the Six-Man tag-team title twice. When the GWF was at war with the CPC, he was able to take the CPC Heavyweight title on one occasion. The majority of his time spent as heavyweight champion, Chaos simultaneously held the Steel Cage title.

Among those to lose the most coveted prize in the sport to Chaos were legends like Thantos, Alpha Force and Spike. His dominance in the ring continued at his first Iron Man Tournament. He went through the other nine wrestlers with ease to win the trophy with a score of 160 points - the maximum being 180. Chaos placed first, third, third, fourth and a tie for first in his Iron Man Tournament career.

Chaos won the first ever 32-man, Double Elimination, King of the Ring Tournament. The next year, he won the 64-man KOTR, and due to tournament stipulations came away with the GWF, I-P, TV, and CPC titles.

SPIKE
The GWF's television title has been one of the most hotly contested championships
in the history of the federation. Spike has worn this particular title six times,
defending it 21 times.

He holds the second longest TV title reign behind only Bishop Hell.
He defeated Wolf twice, Star Warrior, Raven, Splatter and Pulsar for the belt.

Spike has held every title the GWF has to offer, but this is the one he has
carried with him the most.

GWF Title three times
I-P Title one time
TV Title six times
Cage Title two times
Death Match Title one time
GWF Tag Team Titles two times
I-P Tag Titles one time
Six-Man Titles six times.

MATADOR
2-time I-P champion
2-time TV champion
1-time Six-Man tag champion

After making his GWF debut in 2091, his first championship was the Interplanetary title, defeating Iron Mane. He went on to make 10 title defenses, the second longest I-P reign in history. He held onto the belt for 61 cards before losing to the Star Warrior at Wrestle War '92 in a 2/3 Falls match. He quickly won the title back before losing it to Wolf.

The Matador was a two-time Television champion. He defeated Battering Ram while I-P champion in a title for title contest to hold both belts simultaneously, before vacating the TV title. He added the Six-Man tag team title to his resume with partners Janus and Terminus.

BISHOP HELL
GWF Title two times
I-P Title one time
TV Title one time
I-P Tag Titles two times
Six-Man Titles two times

THUNDER
GWF Title three times
I-P Title one time
GWF Tag Titles two times
Six-Man Titles four times

[Deleted]

1. Morpheus
2. Omega
3. Commander Sam
4. Lord Nexus
11. Chaos



~ :-Xsk

[victoryroll84]

1. Wolf
2. Chaos
3. Alpha Force
4. Max Shield
5. Commander Sam

[Justin Case]

1 Morpheus
2 Omega
3 Commander Sam
4 Lord Nexus
5 Wolf
6 Massacre

[Knapik]

Wolf
Spike
Chaos
Lord Nexus
Pegasus
Thunder

[jasonjaconetti]

Morpheus
Wolf
Bishop Hell
Lord Nexus

[roninnoir]

Pegasus
Wolf
Omega
Chaos
Morpheus
Spike

[PermanentlyHip]

Omega
Wolf
Spike
Chaos
Matador
Thunder

[goodzilla]

Wolf
Chaos
Omega
Morpheus