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CONTENTS
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .................................................................................................3
1: HISTORY OF TCW ........................................................................................................4
2: WRESTLING IN TCW .................................................................................................15
TV and PPVs .................................................................................................................15
Specialty Matches..........................................................................................................16
Title Belts ......................................................................................................................17
Recent Title History ......................................................................................................19
3: ROSTER
Alicia Strong..................................................................................................................20
Asia ................................................................................................................................21
Behemoth, “The Man Mountain” ..................................................................................22
Darkness Warriors: Jay Darkness..................................................................................23
Darkness Warriors: Raul Darkness ...............................................................................24
Hell‟s Bouncer ...............................................................................................................25
Jack Flash, “The City Boy” ...........................................................................................26
Jock Strap Connection: Dick Scholey, “The Ruleless Ruler” .......................................27
Jock Strap Connection: Wayne “The Jock” Walker .....................................................28
Lando Wind ...................................................................................................................29
Lucky Bulls: Chance Fortune ........................................................................................30
Lucky Bulls: Chicken Little ..........................................................................................31
Lyda, the Queen of Extreme..........................................................................................32
Lydon “Bardwell” Johnson/LBJ ...................................................................................33
Madman Boone .............................................................................................................34
Mel Hel ..........................................................................................................................35
Miami Bosh ...................................................................................................................36
Mitt Hardee....................................................................................................................37
Painful Procedure: Randall Hopkirk .............................................................................38
Painful Procedure: Billy Jack “BJ” Shearer ..................................................................39
Persephone.....................................................................................................................40
Posie Henderson ............................................................................................................41
Rick Law, “The Lawman”.............................................................................................42
Ricky Dale Johnson/RDJ, “The Corporate Champion” ................................................43
Texas Pete......................................................................................................................44
Tisha Sky .......................................................................................................................45
Tommy Cornell, “The Center of the Cornellverse” ......................................................46
Troy “The Club Kid” Tornado ......................................................................................47
Youth Gone Wild: Stevie Grayson ................................................................................48
Youth Gone Wild: Wolf Hawkins .................................................................................49
Non-Wrestling Personalities..........................................................................................50
AFTERWORD...................................................................................................................52
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This work would not have been possible without the existence of two other games:
Grey Dog Software‟s (http://www.greydogsoftware.com/home.php) Total Extreme
Wrestling series by Adam Ryland and Hollywood the Game
(www.hollywoodthegame.net). Total Extreme Wrestling is, as far as this author is
concerned the best PC simulator for running a wrestling federation out there today. A list
of which characters were used from the game are included in the appendix. Hollywood
the Game is an online sim where players write their own film and TV shows and compete
against each other for ratings and box office. For aspiring writers, it‟s a great place to get
a start.
Of course, I need to thank Timeout Diversions for creating Wild World Wrestling and
allowing me the opportunity to turn six years of storytelling into a setting for more people
to enjoy.
The playtesters for TCW include:
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Mark Shessel
Andrew Beech
Conor Duffy
Brad Bartholomew
Hugh Montgomery
Justin Mohareb
Faris Ahmed
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And my Special Thanks go out to: RS, PJ, Krisgreet, KyleStevens and DCE.
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1: HISTORY OF TCW
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Total Championship Wrestling (TCW) was born when famous wrestler Tommy
Cornell purchased the Hollyweird Grappling Company, an over the top cartoony
wrestling organization that had garnered some popularity in the South East US. Cornell
took the promotion national and put on live events, as well as selling DVDs, for years all
across the US. Cornell inserted himself as a star of the show, along with such wrestlers as
Liberty, Rick Law, BLZ Bubb, Painful Procedure (the champion tag team composing of
BJ Shearer and Randall Hopkirk, plus Ronnie V. Pain), the Demons of Rage, and
Madman Boone. But true success arrived in 2011 when Cornell struck a deal with Rogue
Net, an upstart TV network with coverage across the US and Canada.
The series premiere of TCW featured a cast of original members but by week two,
Wayne “The Jock” Walker and Chip Babylon, some of the most popular wrestlers in the
world, joined the roster. They immediately got into a feud so intense it ended in a LoserLeaves-Town match. Liberty won the right to face Tommy Cornell by beating BLZ
Bubb, despite Cornell being the special referee. And Rick Law and Genghis Rahn‟s
argument, or as much of a spat as you can have when you don‟t speak the same language,
over whether Rick‟s nightstick was superior to Rahn‟s tribal staff led to a match where
clubs were legal. Other rivalries soon developed for TCW‟s first PPV to take shape.
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TCW Psycho Circus
Troy Tornado defeated BLZ Bubb by surprise roll-up when Bubb argued with the referee
Chance Fortune defeated Freddie Huggins (Champion) by deliberate count-out. Huggins retains the All
Action Title
Madman Boone defeated Charlie Thatcher (Champion) in a Hardcore match to regain the Hardcore title
The Darkness Warriors (Raul and Jay Darkness) defeated The Young Guns (Steve Grumble and Harry Allen)
by low blow
Ricky Dale Johnson defeated Peter Valentine using an exposed turnbuckle
Rick Law defeated Genghis Rahn in a Clubs match
Painful Procedure (BJ Shearer and Randall Hopkirk) (Champions) defeated The Demons of Rage to retain
the Tag championships
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Tommy Cornell (Champion) defeated Liberty by Rough Ride and a handful of tights to retain the World
championship
The Jock defeated Chip Babylon in a Loser Leaves Town match
Chip Babylon was true to his word. He left TCW after losing the match, but more
stars were on the way.
The next few weeks of TCW TV saw domination by an interloper. The Gravedigger
(see WWW Roster Book 1) ran roughshod over the show, including injuring General
Manager Floyd Goldworthy severely enough for Emric Biddov (see WWW Roster Book
1) to replace him. Finally, The Jock stepped up and challenged Gravedigger to a cage
match which Gravedigger accepted. Another new signing was Silverbird, a megastar in
wrestling who had amassed an incredible (artificially inflated) winning streak at a nowdefunct promotion. But Tommy Cornell was not about to be overshadowed and he
formed a stable called “Old School” alongside BLZ Bubb, the biggest man on the roster
at 7‟4”, 352 pounds, and Charlie Thatcher. It was also revealed that Tommy Cornell was
majority shareholder for the first time on camera. Silverbird was granted a title shot at the
next PPV. That enabled Cornell to use his influence to get every member of Old School a
title match (including defending his own) at the next PPV.
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TCW Malice in Wonderland
Liberty defeated Ricky Dale Johnson via Liberation Slam
Chance Fortune defeated Freddie Huggins in an Impress-Biddov-or-be-Fired match by referee stoppage.
Freddie Huggins retains the All Action title. Persephone debuted to drive Blond Bombshell from ringside
Troy Tornado defeated Genghis Rahn via Star Maker Flying Forearm
Charlie Thatcher defeated Madman Boone in a Hardcore match through interference by BLZ Bubb. Charlie
Thatcher wins the TCW Hardcore Championship
Dan Ballista arrives to negotiate with Biddoff
Painful Procedure defeated The Demons of Rage to retain the TCW Tag Team championship
BLZ Bubb defeated Rick Law by Hades Bomb. Bubb wins the TCW International title
Tommy Cornell defeated Silverbird using a taser
The Jock beat The Gravedigger by pinfall in a Steel Cage match
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