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 Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 12:53 pm
On the Cover: There is a split picture of different shots from Warzone. In one is Jarel standing over Gravedigger after hitting a Dragon Suplex through the contract signing table. Another shows Poison standing in the ring glaring at Cartwright in their face to face meeting. The Undertaker and Kane are shown posing with their titles.
across the bottom it reads: The Final Stop on the Road to Wrestlemania 3
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Posted: Sat May 17, 2008 1:04 pm
The Talented One IS WWCW! At Wrestlemania, I will be at Wrestlemania in a Pandora's Box match. If I win the match, WWCW takes over XCW, the goal we have been aiming for! All I have to do is defeat XCWs representative, Poisin. Why XCW chose Poisin to represent them is a mystery to me, as I am obviously far superior. Well, that goes without saying, I am The Talented One after all! I get the idea that Poisin thinks he is intimidating. I assure you Poisin, you are nothing more than a oaf. XCW know they are finished, that their time is up, so they chose you so that the rest of the roster can have their final show going out in style! I kinda feel sorry for you Poisin.....you had the chance to become greatness by joining WCW at anytime but instead you stay loyal to a pack of losers. Pity.
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Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 1:20 pm
A New Champion is Crowned At Hellfire, the WWCW Hardcore championship was unified with the XCW Television title when Adam Mastrocola defeated Saint Joey soundly and convincingly. Adam seemed to have all the momentum in the world heading into Wrestlemania and his WWCW World Heavyweight title match with Christian Cage. Even though his title was to be defended under 24/7 rules, it didn't seem that he could be derailed, even after a loss in a champion vs champion match with Brandon Damone. But he hit a snag on the road to Wrestlemania, and that snag was none other than Rhamm.
As the Television champion, Adam was pretty much expected to defend his gold every night. Due to the 24/7 rule, he was expected to defend it anywhere, anytime, with or without notice. So on XCW's new show, Warzone, it came as no surprise that he'd be defending the gold. His opponent was the man who had emerged victorious at Hellfire in a fatal four way, Rhamm. The two men both have big time matches at Wrestlemania, as Adam is going for the world heavyweight championship, and Rhamm is in the elimination chamber match in which the winner receives a world title shot at any time over the next year. Obviously both men needed momentum heading into Wrestlemania. In the end, it was Rhamm that came out on top and won the XCW Television championship, a title held by several greats in the federations history. With the loss of his championship, can Adam refocus in time to take on the very talented and driven WWCW World Heavyweight champion, Christian Cage? And could Rhamm be the man to emerge from the Xtreme elimination chamber with the contract to challenge a world champion at any time of his choosing?
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Posted: Sat May 24, 2008 1:34 pm
Wrestlemania is Hell Just a few nights ago on Impact, we saw the return of Gravedigger, who hadn't shown up in XCW since his sound defeat at the hands of the Undertaker in less than two minutes some months back. To the shock of everyone, he called out the XCW Chairman, Jarel Damone. To add further to the surprise, he challenged the chairman to the chairman's speciatly match, hell in a cell. For those who didn't know, Jarel is an unparalleled 38-0 inside hell in a cell. His victims include Shawn Michaels, Kane, Triple H, Batista, Randy Orton, Mick Foley, Zarel Damone, Cartwright, and the Undertaker, just to mention a few. One would think this is a suicide mission even if Jarel is retired from in ring competition. Gravedigger would probably disagree. It seems he wants to make an impact on XCW, and defeating the Dragon in hell in a cell would be a good way to do it. the chairman has accepted, and on Warzone the Board of Directors ordered an official contract signing for the match to take place at Wrestlemania.
Conducting the contract signing was Janelle Damone, who just retired from in ring competition. And she had some interesting stipulations for this match. For Gravedigger, this was a one time match. There would be no repeats. There would be no calling Jarel out and challenging him to a different match. He would get only one shot at the Dragon. For Jarel, he would not be allowed to fire or in any other way abuse his power over Gravedigger if he lost. Both men agreed to the terms, and exchanged a few harsh words before Gravedigger attacked first with a superkick. his plan backfired when he attempted a tombstone piledriver on jarel, one of Jarel's finisher's. Jarel eventually gained the upperhand and sent his wayward employee a firm message with a Dragon Suplex through the contract signing table. Jarel had a few words to say after the altercation.Jarel: I can understand Gravedigger's goal here. In all the years we've known each other, he's never beaten me in any match type. Not a singles match, a tag team match, last ride, hell in a cell, or any other match type you can come up with. I'm the one man that can honestly say I've never, ever, lost to Gravedigger. In our last match in WWFG, we fought in a last ride match. In that match, he passed out in my sharpshooter and was sent out in a hearse. And while he vanished for a while, I went on to win that federation's World Heavyweight Championship. So now he wants to prove to himself that he can beat me and in doing so make history by being the first man to beat me in hell in a cell. Well, I sure showed him a thing or two at that contract signing. Nobody can stand up to me in my domain. I am the Dragon that rules over hell. This Sunday, i become 39-0 when I demolish Gravedigger. Then, I get to return full time to my administrative duties. He'd just better hope he can make it to Impact after Wrestlemania. It's going to seriously piss me off if I have to kick his a** and then pay him sick leave because of it.
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Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2008 10:24 am
The Great One Gets Back on Track The Rock made a surprise return at Hellfire, but it wasn't the return he'd planned. At Hellfire, he suffered a loss to XCW Cruiser Champion, Brandon Damone, then got disqualfied in a match against Brandon's Wrestlemania opponent, Brandon Damone. Things turned around on Warzone, as the Rock looked to gain momentum heading into the elimination chamber.
Brandon challenged him on Impact to a match on Warzone, which the Rock accepted, though according to the chairman he didn't really have a choice. Brandon put up quite a fight, and the match seemed to be heading in the same direction as their match at Hellfire, with the Rock getting ready to tap to a triangle choke. however, the Rock was prepared, as he countered into a pinning situation to get the win. Heading into the elimination chamber, the Rock is among only two men walking in with a victory prior to the match, with the other being Rhamm. The question is, can the Rock win the match and a shot at the world championship. Or will there be another who will rise to the occasion?
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