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Post by Crossbones on Aug 21, 2015 9:26:17 GMT -5
Great action!
You used the old banner not the new one.
Whats the standings right now?
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Post by Pariah on Aug 21, 2015 10:03:09 GMT -5
Great action! You used the old banner not the new one. Whats the standings right now? Thanks for the head's up on the banner... Fixed! (and the change made on my cheat sheet as well)... I'm writing up a mid-season report now... I'll include the standings... As always, I appreciate your feedback... Many thanks! |
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Post by Pariah on Aug 21, 2015 10:25:16 GMT -5
 Mid-Season Report- Although allegations are flying in the locker room area, there are no leads toward discovering who was responsible for the attack on Commander Sam outside the theater. A spokesperson for the GWF released the following statement: We realize that incidents of this nature are inevitable. Tensions are running extremely high at the moment and we hope to get to the bottom of what took place. Our official position regarding attacks of this nature can be summed up in this way. 'What happens at The Matrix Theater remains at The Matrix Theater.' To that end, law enforcement has agreed to not become involved and allow us to handle the situation internally.- There has been some talk that officials were too quick to disqualify both Massif and Actagon (of The Greek Gods) in their respective first round matchups. There will be a review on how regulations are enforced. For the time being, no actual policy changes have been made and discretion lies entirely with the referee in charge. - At the present time, Omega is the only member of the current roster that possesses an official manager's license. Strictly speaking, that means that he is the only person permitted to accompany other wrestlers to their matches. As witnessed by Death Knight's presence during Exo-King's matches, this rule is not being enforced. - Omega has accused Thantos of trying to intentionally injure Star Warrior following his last tournament bout against Comrade Terror. In response, it was Star Warrior who spoke up first. "No matter what they were trying to accomplish, the job didn't get done. Thantos and I will settle up where it counts... Inside the ring!" - Already speculations surrounding a possible second season of GWF Broken Code have started. The Matrix Theater has expressed interest in pursuing a long-term contract with the GWF and the production company in charge of the show. New talent is currently auditioning for spots on a slightly expanded roster. GWF UNIVERSAL CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS1. Comrade Terror (tie) 3-1 1. Lord Nexus (tie) 3-1 3. Star Warrior (tie) 2-2 3. Thantos (tie) 2-2 3. Wolf (tie) 2-2 6. Massif 2-2 losses to both Star Warrior and Thantos7. Exo-King (tie) 1-3 7. Invincible Krakan (tie) 1-3 GWF UNIVERSAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP STANDINGS1. Executioner and Ghengis Khan (tie) 2-0 1. Killer Queen and Vanity (tie) 2-0 3. Neptunian Space Croppers (tie) 1-1 3. The Greek Gods (tie) 1-1 5. Gladiators of Aethra (tie) 0-2 5. Pit Viper and Pulsar (tie) 0-2 |
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Post by Pariah on Aug 21, 2015 11:34:01 GMT -5
GWF Broken Code
01.07 from The Matrix Theater    Neptunian Space Croppers vs. The Greek GodsActagon defeated Beast-Rider with a disqualification at 7:19Match Rating: 2.50 Match Notes: The Greek Gods were successful in preventing Beast-Rider from reaching his own corner to make a tag to his partner. Actagon tried to end the match with the GRECIAN SLEEPER GRIP, but Renegade intervened. Beast-Rider finally gained the advantage, but was promptly disqualified for slamming Actagon's head into the announcer's table. Fatigue Count: Actagon 1 - Rider 4     Gladiators of Aethra vs. Killer Queen and VanityBrute defeated Vanity with a spike piledriver at 8:06Match Rating: 3.00 Match Notes: Killer Queen and Vanity put up a decent fight using desperation tags and maneuvers. A powerful double team, while the ref was busy preventing Queen from entering the ring illegally, brought the Gladiators an impressive win. Fatigue Count: Vanity 2 Queen 2     Executioner and Ghengis Khan vs. Pit Viper and PulsarExecutioner defeated Pit Viper with a Hangman's Clothesline at 1:21Match Rating: 1.00 Match Notes: Pit Viper was on fire going into the match, but a cheap shot by Ghengis Khan immediately altered the course of the contest. The resulting pinfall enabled Executioner and Ghengis Khan to remain undefeated after three rounds. Fatigue Count: n/a |
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Post by Thomas (TK) on Aug 21, 2015 12:50:27 GMT -5
It is always nice to see the golden years of the GWF...love the format and have to say that this fed is rocking!
Ghenghis Khan and Executioner were two time Galaxian Tag Champs in my fed back in the day...I believe I called them the masters of disaster and weirdly are undefeated in your fed...and who is trailing?!?!? The duo of vanity and killer queen- weird things happen with those pesky dice sometimes.
Lord Nexus isn't a real suprise as his card is stacked for the era and is overlooked a lot of times as being one of the top 4 IMO...that would be kewl to see the Titan grab the gold.
Great stuff pariah (I read the entire thread while waiting for a person to show up to fix his laptop...nothing like keeping me waiting I tell us) and I will keep my eyes locked in on this fed for sure!
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Post by Pariah on Aug 21, 2015 13:45:07 GMT -5
It is always nice to see the golden years of the GWF...love the format and have to say that this fed is rocking! Ghenghis Khan and Executioner were two time Galaxian Tag Champs in my fed back in the day...I believe I called them the masters of disaster and weirdly are undefeated in your fed...and who is trailing?!?!? The duo of vanity and killer queen- weird things happen with those pesky dice sometimes. Lord Nexus isn't a real suprise as his card is stacked for the era and is overlooked a lot of times as being one of the top 4 IMO...that would be kewl to see the Titan grab the gold. Great stuff pariah (I read the entire thread while waiting for a person to show up to fix his laptop...nothing like keeping me waiting I tell us) and I will keep my eyes locked in on this fed for sure! Thank you so much for the kind words... I'm really happy that I went back and started things from 2087... I'm having alot of fun with the format (props to Lucha Underground for the inspiration here)... I might have my other GWF adopt this as well... Back when I originally played (over 25 years ago), I remember Nexus being one of the top guys, for sure... Executioner & Khan are a bit of a surprise, but I think they fit well as a team... As always, it's great seeing some feedback... It often helps me decide what direction I want to take things next... Much appreciated! |
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Post by Crossbones on Aug 21, 2015 13:50:18 GMT -5
We might have to change the banner to whoever wins the GWF Universe Championship as they are the new face of the GWF. Comrade Terror or Lord Nexus is beating the three faces of the GWF.
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Post by Pariah on Aug 21, 2015 14:21:32 GMT -5
We might have to change the banner to whoever wins the GWF Universe Championship as they are the new face of the GWF. Comrade Terror or Lord Nexus is beating the three faces of the GWF. Still three rounds to go... Wait til you see the results of this next episode... Winds of change are blowin'! |
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Post by Pariah on Aug 21, 2015 14:22:19 GMT -5
GWF Broken Code
01.08 from The Matrix Theater  Lord Nexus vs. ThantosThantos defeated Lord Nexus with a MASTERLOCK at 9:36Match Rating: 4.00 Match Notes: Nexus thrilled the fans and came within a breath of victory, but a single mistimed high risk maneuver gave Thantos the only opening he needed. Rapidly applying the MASTERLOCK, he forced the Titan to tap out. Fatigue Count: Thantos 3 - Nexus 1   Comrade Terror vs. Invincible KrakanInvincible Krakan defeated Comrade Terror with a FALLING FACE SLAM at 2:08Match Rating: 1.50 Match Notes: Terror looked strong, but Krakan executed a perfect counter after being whipped into a corner. In a single fluid motion, he planted his opponent with the FALLING FACE SLAM and a quick three count brought him the win. Fatigue Count: n/a   Exo-King vs. MassifExo-King defeated Massif with a King Power Slam at 15:16Match Rating: 3.50 Match Notes: The ref came very close to disqualifying both competitors, as they engaged in a wild brawl outside the ring. Order was finally restored and the contest turned into a test of raw endurance. Massif hit the VOLCANIC DROP, but a distraction by Death Knight prevented the ref from making the count. Omega got involved, but the damage was done. Exo-King stole his opponent's momentum and the win. Fatigue Count: King 3 - Massif 1   Star Warrior vs. WolfWolf defeated Star Warrior with a SAVAGE FACE CLAW at 1:37Match Rating: 1.00 Match Notes: One of the most highly anticipated bouts of the tournament left the fans wanting more. Star Warrior rapidly claimed the upper hand, but made a critical error by trying to hit a high risk maneuver too soon. Wolf sprung to his feet and latched on the SAVAGE FACE CLAW in the center of the ring. Warrior refused to tap out, but failed to realize that both of his shoulders were flat against the canvas until it was too late! Fatigue Count: n/a |
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Post by Pariah on Aug 21, 2015 20:21:37 GMT -5
GWF Broken Code
01.09 from The Matrix Theater Killer Queen and Vanity vs. The Greek GodsActagon defeated Vanity with a diving head butt at 4:32Match Rating: 2.00 Match Notes: The Greek Gods effectively cut the ring in half and used skilled teamwork to gain an impressive victory. Vanity managed to mount minimal offense, but failed to tag out to his partner when he had the chance. Fatigue Count: Vanity 2 Executioner and Ghengis Khan vs. Neptunian Space CroppersBeast-Rider defeated Ghengis Khan with a disqualification at 1:04Match Rating: 0.50 Match Notes: As soon as the opening bell rang, things got out of hand. After taking out Renegade, Executioner and Khan started double teaming Beast-Rider outside the ring. The ref tried to prevent their actions and got shoved out of the way. Without delay, he called for the bell and awarded the match to the Space Croppers. Fatigue Count: n/a Gladiators of Aethra vs. Pit Viper and PulsarMassacre defeated Pulsar with a neckbreaker at 7:27Match Rating: 3.00 Match Notes: The crowd was delighted by the high energy offense of the Titans until the Gladiators brought the contest to a sudden end. Pulsar whipped the Aethran to the ropes and attempted a stunning pinning combination. Massacre put on the brakes and leveled the much smaller competitor, while Brute easily dispatched Viper before he could make the save. Fatigue Count: Massacre 1 |
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