SirEdger

Solid read to start Mid-Atlantic. One thing I would do though in your formatting; maybe put the winner or match decision in bold if you do a more detailed write-up rather than straight results. Easier to follow for the reader as well!

Most challenging thing for me so far is building that Mid-Heavyweight division for Stampede, as it is something that I'm not as familiar about as for the Heavyweight & tag team division so I'm gonna try to make it interesting and exciting as well while being on the lookout to improve that division over time!

UPDATE: That was a work. It was supposed to be a stretcher job to sell Adam Cole's attack but people got freaked out at Kyle's selling because of his diabetes & everything. They thought it was legit.

I don't know if I was mores stunned by the news of the Exploding Barbwire Death Match for Revolution or the fact that Tully Blanchard is wrestling again in 2 weeks.

I would assume this was the same situation with Becky Lynch at Wrestlemania last year vs Shayna Baszler.

Seems like the match is definitely off and they haven't provided any update on a replacement...which probably means Asuka won't be defending the title. I instead expect to see a Shayna/Nia vs Naomi/Lana Women's tag title defense in that spot.

I don't know who'll be more badass between The Family and Bobby Heenan's stable

Who's Blake Christian's girlfriend?

Look who showed up on the Takeover preshow: Eli Drake is now LA Knight.

Thanks! Just posted a preview that should give an idea of who will fit where!

A SPECIAL LOOK AT STAMPEDE WRESTLING'S TOP PLAYERS With an upcoming reboot of Stampede Wrestling in the next few days, it is certainly worth looking at who can feel worthy to vie for the top prizes in the territory as some familiar faces are ready to mesh with some new ones. STAMPEDE NORTH AMERICAN HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE PICTURE The top title in Stu Hart's territory is certainly looking to have several contenders around it when the time comes to crown a champion and no one can predict who it will be. But here are a few names to keep an eye on. Bret Hart: Obviously, Stu's most gifted son and star of the territory, can absolutely not be overlooked. As he dominated the Mid-heavyweight division for several years before moving to the heavyweight division, Bret is looking to ensure that Stampede Wrestling has a North American champion they can be proud of. But he isn't the only one who is looking to make history in Stampede... Bad News Allen: The very embodiement of a lone wolf, the former judo champion is probably Bret Hart's most formidable foe to date, with a mean streak that is unmatched. Rumor has it that JR Foley has been lobbying very hard to sign Allen in his stable of athletes, despite Allen's notorious reputation of not playing well with others. The Great Kabuki: When Percival Pringle III announced his arrival in the territory, he didn't waste any time making it known that he wants to be the manager of the top dog in Stampede Wrestling and he planned on making sure this was gonna happen. Enter The Great Kabuki, a mysterious man from the Orient who is definitely one to look for. Many insiders from around the world truly believe that Kabuki could very well be the next Stampede North American Champion. Dynamite Kid: The very first British Commonwealth Mid-Heavyweight Champion is also Bret Hart's longest rival in Stampede Wrestling as these two exchange classics for the Mid-Heavyweight title before Bret moved to the heavyweight division. Dynamite Kid has also decided to move in the heavyweight division, only to give Bret a reminder that he might not be the favorite after all... Others to keep an eye on: Jim Neidhart, Makhan Singh, The Crusher, Rip Morgan BRITISH COMMONWEALTH MID-HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP CONTENDERS Bruce Hart being the current Mid-Heavyweight Champion, he has his work cut out for him as several possible contenders are looking to emerge from the field in Stampede Wrestling. Davey Boy Smith: Another Britton who's looking to make an impact in Stampede Wrestling, just like Dynamite Kid did. Davey Boy Smith is probably the strongest competitor in the entire roster and despite being billed as a Mid-Heavyweight, Davey Boy could also tackle some of the top heavyweights in the division, including the top contenders for the North American championship. Scott McGhee: The native from Bradford, West Yorkshire, England, is looking to make a name for himself and challenge Davey Boy Smith as to whom can dethrone Bruce Hart as the Mid-Heavyweight Champion. McGhee is slightly taller than Davey Boy but still could give him a run for his money too. Dos Caras: The Mexican masked luchador is looking to bring a different and more fast-paced style, compared to his British counterpart and he could be Bruce Hart's most challenging task ahead. However, with Stu's intentions of mixing up the heavyweights and mid-heavyweights every once in a while, Bruce could have a pretty good idea of what to expect since one of the first matches to have been signed for the return of Stampede Wrestling is Dos Caras vs Bret Hart on the February 27th episode of Stampede Wrestling TV! El Monarca: Another masked luchador who should be vying for the Mid-Heavyweight title more times than one. While he's only in his 2nd year as a pro, he has already demonstrated a serious potential. Others to keep an eye on: Sid Cooper, Bobby Fulton, Terry Taylor STAMPEDE INTERNATIONAL TAG TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE PICTURE Which teams could potentially dream of being champions and reign supreme in the territory? A couple of names come to mind and while some have multiple aspirations, the tag team division could very well be the most competitive there has ever been here. The Kansas Jayhawks ("Dirty" Dutch Mantell & "Hangman" Bobby Jaggers): Probably the nastiest team you'll find in Stampede Wrestling, Mantell & Jaggers are looking to scare the sheriff in town that is Stu Hart in hopes to give them the spot they want as International Tag Team Champions but the reality is that it's easier said than done. Stu isn't easily impressed and he plans on giving them suitable competition. The Fantastic Ones (Bobby Fulton & Terry Taylor): There is a lot of buzz surrounding this good looking duo and Stu Hart himself is hopeful that those two could make their way to the International Tag Team Championship. Bringing a fast-paced and high octane style like true Stampede fans always loved, Bobby Fulton & Terry Taylor could very well become the next darlings of this division. The Memphis Express ("Honky Tonk Man" Wayne Farris, Dream Machine & their muscle, "Plowboy" Frazier): Percival Pringle isn't only looking to bring gold to his stable with the North American Heavyweight division but also in the tag team division as he put together the duo of Wayne Farris and The Dream Machine to wrestle in the tag team division, but he also intends on making sure that the imposing Plowboy Frazier gets a few licks in as well. The Memphis Express could really count on strength-in-numbers, something that the other teams in the division don't have. The Strongbows (Chief Jay & Chief Jules): The Native American duo could really well be the darkhorse duo of the division as they can match the dirty tactics of the Kansas Jayhawks or the Memphis Express with a load of experience. It could potentially pay off if a tag team like The Fantastic Ones is derailed by their aspirations in the Mid-Heavyweight division. Others to keep an eye on: Shogun (Prof. Toru Tanaka & Samson Fuyuki), Jim Wilson & Dean Ho Who will rise to the occasion? All bets are off!

Just a little update for Stampede: Only title that will not start vacant is the British Commonwealth Mid-Heavyweight Championship, held by Bruce Hart since September 19th, 1980. The 2 others will be vacant to start

I'm so hyped! Can't wait for Maple Leaf Wrestling to kick things off!

Besides, I don't think Sammy would risk to put that working relationship in trouble after being in hot water last summer over his comments towards Sasha Banks and everything. Like I said in another thread, nobody else has reported anything about that so that's most likely fake.

Yeah, apparently Don & D'Amore flew to Japan to apologize to NJPW management for all the shit that Dixie Carter did. And since NJPW wants the Good Brothers to come back to work in Japan too, that surely helped a bit.

Haven't seen this reported anywhere else. I suggest that this is highly BS.

Based on what I've seen on YouTube, they're finally putting that footage to good use, teasing tension between the Mysterios.

A lot can be said about Jacques Rougeau but he always knew how to portray a solid chickenshit heel.

Holy shit, I need to see this!

And we're off to the races with Mid-South! This is gonna be a marvelous ride. JYD and the Big Cat going at it will be fun!

No information yet.

That and Dominick Mysterio lawn darting the announce table on that tope outside. I don't know how Dominick didn't break his face on that one.

Considering that they released people during the start of the pandemic, are you surprised?

I said mapped, not written

That's what I was about to ask, since I just noticed the 1981 sub-folder too. I was the one who suggested Dr. Dunk to use the Millenium Project, since this was my project rather than creating another.