Hybrid Wrestling Alliance

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Phenom and RBramblet present: Hybrid Wrestling Alliance

Rosters

High Impact Wrestling :RBramblet
Bryan Danielson
Chris Hero
Claudio Castagnoli
Eddie Kingston
Nick Jackson
Matt Jackson
Mike Quackenbush
Delirious
Chuck Taylor
Jimmy Jacobs
Tyler Black
Sean Davis
Phil Davis

Old Time Wrestling: Phenom
Road Warriors (Hawk and Animal)
Midnight Express (Lane and Eaton)
Ted Dibiase,
Harley Race,
Nick Bockwinkel,
Buddy Rogers,
Iron Sheik,
Jimmy Snuka
Johnny Valentine
Frank Gotch

How Hybrid Wrestling Alliance will work is that each fed will have one house show a "week" then a combined TV Show. After four TV shows there will be a PPV.

All championships will be cross branded.

Championships:

Hybrid Wrestling World Championship: Vacant

Hybrid Wrestling Television Title: Vacant

Hybrid Wrestling World Tag Team Title: Vacant

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High Impact Wrestling
House Show #001
10-01-09

HWA Television Title Qualifier
Eddie Kingston (0) defeats Tyler Black (2)

In a fairly even back an forth match "The Last of a Dying Breed" Eddie Kingston finished off Tyler Black with the Backfist to the Future. "The King of Diamonds" moves on to the Television Title semi-finals on this week's HWA Wednesday Warfare.

HWA Television Title Qualifier
Delirious (0) defeats Chuck Taylor (0)

Chuck Taylor got very little offense in as "The Masked One" Delirious spent almost the entire match hitting clotheslines in the corner before finally putting down Taylor with the Chemical Imbalance #2. Delirious moves on to face "The Last of a Dying Breed" Eddie Kingston in the Television Title Semi Finals at HWA Wednesday Warfare.

House Show Main Event
"Kings of Wrestling"
Chris Hero (0) and Claudio Castagnoli (1)
defeats
"The Young Bucks"
Matt Jackson (2) and Nick Jackson (1)

In the first tag team match in the history of High Impact Wrestling and the Hybrid Wrestling Alliance, The Kings of Wrestling and The Young Bucks put on a tag team classic. After Claudio barely kicked out of "More Bang For Your Buck", he tagged out to Chris Hero who hit Hero's Welcome twice on Matt Jackson before finally pinning him. This main event will not be one to be forgotten.

*On Wednesday Warfare:
HWA Television Title Semi-Final
Delirious vs. Eddie Kingston

HWA Television Title Finals
OTW Finalist vs HIW Finalist

HWA World Title Qualifier
Bryan Danielson vs. Jimmy Jacobs

[marktaggart]

Kingston is tougher than his card looks. He held my MRW championship for a while and has won far more than he's lost.

Danielson and Jacobs should be a good match.

[phenom]

Old Time Wrestling
House Show #1
10-2-09

HWA Television Title Qualifier
Ted DiBiase (0) defeats Frank Gotch (3) by countout.
Gotch tried to take an early advantage with a fireman’s carry, but Ted countered with a knife edge chop, knocking his opponent to the ground. The Million Dollar Man then hit the old timer with a backward elbow off the ropes. He then locked Frank in his Million Dollar Dream; not being deterred after Gotch broke his initial hold, DiBiase reapplied his patented hold. After Gotch once again broke the hold, a frustrated DiBiase sent his opponent to the outside of the ring, where he viciously performed a piledriver on the concrete floor. The Iowan was unable to beat the officials ten count, giving Ted DiBiase a countout victory.

HWA Television Title Qualifier
Johnny Valentine (2) defeats Iron Sheik (5) with a forearm hammer.
Valentine attacked Iron Sheik early and often, but the Iron Sheik’s toughness and resolve turned this into an incredible back and forth battle. Valentine attacked his opponent with a barrage elbow to the head, forearm hammers and dropkicks, but the Iron Sheik continued to fight back. This match moved to the arena floor on multiple occasions as the Iranian kept battling, and he was even able to put some pressure on Valentine with a big kick using his loaded boot. He was never able to get over the hump though, as Valentine’s relentless assaults finally proved too much for his opponent. Johnny finally finished Iron Sheik with a forearm hammer.

6-Man Tag match
Nick Bockwinkel (0) and the Midnight Express: Stan Lane (0) and Bobby Eaton (1) defeated Jimmy Snuka (2) and the Road Warriors: Hawk (1) and Animal (2) as Stan Lane pins Jimmy Snuka after a Rocket Launcher.
In an intense 6 man tag mach the fans got their money’s worth, as all 6 entrants gave them quite a show. The team of the Midnight Express and Bockwinkel looked like they were in trouble as Hawk and Animal both attacked Eaton early. After taking some punishment Eaton was able to tag Stan Lane in, and the Midnight Express demonstrated their tremendous tag ability. They, along with Bockwinkel used frequent tags to wear down the opposition, and though Snuka tried to mount an offense the athleticism of the 3 was too much for their opposition. Eventually, Lane hit Snuka with a Superkick. The Road Warriors tried to come in to save their opponent, but Bockwinkel was able to divert their attempt with a double clothesline, sending them both out of the ring. During the confusion the Express hit Snuka with a Rocket Launcher to gain the pinfall.


Along with the Previously mentioned matches:
On Wendnesday Warfare:

HWA Television Title Semifinal:
Ted DiBiase vs. Johnny Valentine

Old Time Wrestling:
Frank Gotch vs. Buddy Rogers

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HWA Wednesday Warfare
Episode 001

HWA TV Championship Semi-Finals
Eddie Kingston (2) defeats Delirious (4)

Eddie Kingston dominated the match from the early point, hitting Delirious with two lariats. However, Delirious was bound and determined not to lose, kicking out of both of them. Delirious turned the tides trying to get to the finals of the TV Tournament tonight, hitting a cross-body block, and was half a second from pinning Kingston, but the “Last of a Dying Breed” has refuses to be pinned so soon. Kingston finds found his “fighting spirit” and hit the “Backfist to the Future” putting Delirious out for the count. Kingston will move on to fight the winner of the OSW TV Title Semi-Final, which is coming up next.

HWA Television Title Semifinal
Johnny Valentine (3) defeats Ted DiBiase (3) with a forearm hammer.

These two warriors went back and forth in an extremely intense match. DiBiase gained the first major advantage, attempting a pinfall after a backward elbow off the ropes, and then tried to make his opponent submit with his Million Dollar Dream. Valentine was not deterred by these attacks though, as he fought back with an assortment of powerful moves. He put continual pressure on the Million Dollar Man with big chops to the chest and forearm hammers. Johnny tried to get a victory with an Atomic Skullcrusher, but DiBiase continued to fight. After going back and forth for several more minutes Ted tossed his foe into the turnbuckle, but when he tried to follow in with a splash, Johnny moved out of the way and DiBiase went crashing headfirst into the top turnbuckle. Valentine used the advantage to knock his opponent out with another forearm hammer, earning him a pinfall victory, and a spot in the finals of the HWA Television Title Final.

Buddy Rogers defeats Frank Gotch by countout.

Rogers dominated the entirety of the match, hitting Gotch with a forearm uppercut, dropkick, and piledriver to wear the old timer down. A stunned Gotch fled the ring, but was forced to attempt to reenter the ring due to the officials count. A waiting Rogers refused to allow him entrance, however, knocking him off the apron back to the outside. Once again, Gotch tried to reenter to beat the officials count, but again the Nature Boy knocked him off the apron. A frustrated Gotch refused to try a third time to return to the ring, as the official completed his 10 count, giving Rogers a countout victory.

HWA World Title Qualifier
Bryan Danielson(3) defeats Jimmy Jacobs (3)

In a match that could be considered a match of the year candidate (and it’s only the first Wednesday Warfare) Bryan Danielson took Jimmy Jacobs to the limits. Halfway through the match, while the ref wasn’t looking, Jacobs pulled out his railroad spike and busted Danielson open with it. Then, Jacobs almost submitted American Dragon to the End Time. Danielson fought his way out of it and never looked back. Dragon took Jacobs to the outside and returned the favor by making him bleed by way of slamming his head into the ring post. In a match that was fought inside and outside of the ring, and where both wrestlers were busted wide open, Bryan Danielson gained the victory over Jimmy Jacobs by making him submit to cattle mutilation. Danielson is the first qualifier for the HWA World Title Tournament.

HIW vs OTW Showcase Tag Match

The Young Bucks: Matt Jackson(1) and Nick Jackson (0)
defeat
The Midnight Express: Stan Lane (3) and Bobby Eaton (0)

Stan Lane and Matt Jackson started the match, and while Jackson took a quick advantage, Lane was able to wrestle control away with a flying dropkick, before Eaton helped him out with a Flapjack. Lane then threw his opponent out of the ring, and then got caught up in arguing with the official. Matt took advantage of his distracted opponent, taking him down before he and Nick drilled him with More Bang for Your Buck. It looked as though Jackson would get the pinfall victory, but manager Jim Cornette continued distracting the official, forcing Matt to give up on the attempt. The Bucks never gave up control of the match though, as he hit Stan with a Catapult into a Dropkick, knocking him out of the ring. The tattered Lane barely managed to crawl back into the ring, only to be hit with a Standing Shiranui. Nick tagged in, only to throw his opponent out of the ring again. Once again, Lane crawled haplessly back into the ring to beat the officials count, only to be met with another attack of More Bang for Your Buck. Matt Jackson stayed in the ring to fend off a charging Eaton (who never officially entered the match), as Nick gained the three count over the beaten Lane.

*After the match the "Kings of Wrestling," Chris Hero and Claudio Castagnoli come out to confront the Young Bucks.

Hero: *Clapping* Congratulations, what a match you put on tonight. There's only problem... that should have been our match! Only a few days ago, we beat you in a tag match, so we should be the ones being "showcased!" We are the Kings of Wrestling and we're about to lay down a challenge. Next week, Young Bucks vs. Kings of Wrestling to represent High Impact Wrestling in the Tag Team Title match at "Dawn of a Champion", the HWA's first PPV. We will not take no for an answer. So, See you there... and this time we'll beat you so the whole world can see, that we are Kings of Wrestling*

HWA Television Title Final
Johnny Valentine (0) defeats Eddie Kingston (3)

Valentine took control of the match early on, and never looked back. He initially hit Kingston with a knee lift and elbow to the head, before sending him into the turnbuckle. Eddie was ready for his charging opponent, hitting him with a knee to the head; he was unable to use this as a springboard toward more offense though. Valentine used more elbows to the head and a couple of Atomic Skullcrushers to wear his opponent down, before tossing him out of the ring. Johnny then threw his weakened opponent into the steel ringpost, putting the official in a tough situation. The ref initially went to the officials table, seemingly to disqualify Valentine, but then, recognizing the magnitude of the match, thought better of it, allowing the competitors to continue to fight. Valentine then brought Kingston back into the ring, finishing him off with another pair of Atomic Skullcrushers to earn the pin, and in turn, becoming the first HWA Television Champion.

*Old Time Wrestling General Manager, Mr. Rezin, comes out to the top of the ramp after the match and informs the new Television Champion that he shouldn't get too excited, because his reign may be a short one as the TV Title will be defended at every episode of Wednesday Warfare. Valentine has a shocked look on his face as Wednesday Warfare goes off the air*

[phenom]

Old Time Wrestling:
House Show #2
10-8-09


Buddy Rogers defeats the Iron Sheik by Disqualification.
In a battle of fierce competition the Iron Sheik took an early advantage, hitting Rogers with a barrage of moves from throat chops to belly to belly suplexes. He also used an abdominal stretch a couple times, sandwiched around a Boston Crab. It looked as though he might have an opening to go for his favorite move, the Camel Clutch, but instead he decided on attempting a sleeper. Rogers was able to use his athletic ability to counter this attempt, taking the upperhand. Rogers then attacked his opponent, hitting him with jumping knee smashes and a piledriver before sending the match to the arena floor. At this Rogers dove at Sheik, but the Iranian caught him in midair, and slammed him onto the concrete floor. The official, opposed to the action on the outside disqualified Sheik for his attack.

The Road Warriors defeat Harley Race and Nick Bockwinkel as Animal pins Bockwinkel, who missed a deathjump.
Bockwinkel took an early advantage in the match trying to wear down Animal, but the Road Warriors demonstrated very effective tag team wrestling, as they were able to get out of predicaments with tags. Eventually, after Race had substituted for Bockwinkel, Animal gave the Warriors a major advantage. It looked like he would give his team the victory, hitting Harley with the Doomsday Device. Nick was not going to let the match end there, though, coming in the save his partner from the pin. Animal did not relent though, nailing Race with a pair of Power Slams, before he and Hawk used a Doomsday Device again on Race. Once again Bockwinkel managed to save Race from the pin, and this time gave his partner the opportunity to make the tag. Bock didn’t fare much better against his foes though, as Hawk tried to get a victory with a double clothesline. Nick managed to turn the balance of the match, and eventually went for a falling knee drop from the top turnbuckle on Animal, but Animal moved out of the way, and the Californian fell awkwardly on his knee. This opening allowed Animal to gain the pinfall victory.

HWA Television Title Match
Ted DiBiase defeats Johnny Valentine (c) with a Million Dollar Sleeper, to win the HWA Television Title
This contest was a fast paced frenzy with numerous near decisions. Valentine put DiBiase in a predicament early, as he countered a big splash with an elbow to the face. He used the advantage to nail Ted with a pair of Atomic Skullcrushers before nearly forcing his opponent to submit to a sleeper. From this point on, the champion seemed to ignore options of using the Skullcrusher in favor of the sleeper, which turned out to lead to his downfall. DiBiase was eventually able to counter, and got several near falls. He almost put Valentine away with a flying cross-body off the top rope, and also tried to get submissions with his Million Dollar Dream on a couple occasions, as well as with a figure four leglock. DiBiase once again synched in his awesome Sleeper, this time bringing Valentine to a state of unconsciousness. As the official realized the Champion couldn’t continue he stopped the match, and awarded the submission victory to the Million Dollar Man. The victory ended Johnny V’s short reign as the first HWA Television Champion.

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Hybrid Wrestling Alliance Title History

HWA World Championship

Vacant

HWA Television Title

1) Johnny Valentine (Defeated Eddie Kingston @ HWA Wednesday Warfare) 10-7-09

2) Ted Dibiase (Defeated Johnny Valentine @ OTW House Show #2) 10-8-09

HWA World Tag Team Titles

Vacant

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High Impact Wrestling
House Show #002
10-09-09

Tag Team Match
"Kings of Wrestling"
Chris Hero (0) and Claudio Castagnoli (0)
defeat
Heartbreak Express
Sean Davis (3) and Phil Davis (1)

Both teams fought for all it was worth in this match. The Kings of Wrestling tried to prove that they are the best Tag Team in HWA while the Heartbreak Express tried to stake their claim in High Impact Wrestling with a win on their debut night. In the end, the Kings of Wrestling showed to be too much for H.E. when Chris Hero finished off Sean Davis with a Moonsault. The Kings of Wrestling will go on to face The Young Bucks for the right to compete for the HWA World Tag Team Titles at "Dawn of a Champion."

Winner Faces Ted Dibase for the HWA Television Title on Wednesday Warfare
Tyler Black (8) defeats Chuck Taylor (2)

In one of the longest matches that the HIW has seen so far, Tyler Black defeated Chuck Taylor after a Phoenix Splash. Chuck Taylor was down at the beginning of the match but took the upper hand when he rolled out of the way of a Phoenix Splash. After that Tyler Black kicked out of three consecutive Awful Waffles, and Chuck Taylor was livid. Chuck Taylor even went for the invisible grenade elbow drop, but Black kicked out of that too. Tyler Black reversed a standing shooting star press attempt and never looked back. Tyler Black will go on to face "The Million Dollar Man" Ted DiBiase for the HWA Television Title at Wednesday Warfare. We will see if Tyler Black will be able to recover from the punishment he took from Chuck Taylor and win the TV Title.

House Show Main Event
Eddie Kingston (0) defeats Mike Quackenbush (2) via Countout

Mike Quackenbush made his debut tonight at the second HIW house show, but it was not the debut he wanted to make. "The Last of a Dying Breed" Eddie Kingston had the upper hand for most of the match, even hitting Quack with his devastating lariat that Quack kicked out of. Also, the "King of Diamonds" tried to finish of Quackenbush with the "Backfist to the Future" which Quack kicked out of again. Frustrated with his opponent, the "Last of a Dying Breed" took his opponent to the outside and delivered a sickening piledriver on the concrete floor. Quack was unable to answer the 10-count, giving the victory to Kingston. EMT's attended to Mike Quackenbush on the arena floor as Kingston stood in the ring laughing looking down at what he had accomplished. Will we see Mike Quackenbush in the HIW ring anytime soon? Only time will tell.



*On Wednesday Warfare:
HWA Television Title Match
Ted DiBiase (c) vs. Tyler Black

Winner Represents HIW at "Dawn of A Champion" for World Tag Team Titles
Kings of Wrestling vs. The Young Bucks

and more...

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