AAWA: All American Wrestling Association

[connorten]

All American Wrestling Association

It is tough economic times for many of the big named wrestling companies like; WWE, TNA and ROH. In an attempt to help the wrestling companies continue without having to spend so much money a corporate lawyer for the WWE, Matt Hassle joined forces with former WWE and current TNA Star, Taz to start a company called the All American Wrestling Association. This association consisted of some of the best raising stars from TNA, ROH and the WWE and is used to save some companies money by making these guys stars and allowing them to be called up to their respective companies when the company feels they are prepared.

Hassle came up with the decision after numerous stars were filing to leave these companies due to not being used or not making enough money. Taz decided to join forces as a representitive for the TNA and ROH companies. Within weeks the two men had enough wrestlers from the three companies or some that were looking to make a return to start a show.

Hassle signed a deal to air the show on The Fight Network and on a late night time slot on SpikeTV. The show was set to on a Wednesday Night so not to interfere with any of the other shows by other companies and it would be called Wednesday Night Wreckage. It would be a one hour show with a half hour pre-show to make sure as many wrestlers got to wrestle each week. They then put together a list of 12 PPV events with a giant one every four months that will consist of everyone on the roster wrestling.

Championships:
AAWA World Title:
AAWA International Title:
AAWA Tag Team Titles:

Single Roster:
Ezekiel Jackson
MVP
Evan Bourne
Chris Sabin
Mr. Kennedy
Chris Harris
Elijah Burke
Senshi
D'Lo Brown
Tyler Black
Zach Ryder
The Miz
Goldust
Vladimir Kozlov
A-Train
Umaga
Super Crazy
JBL

Tag Team Roster:
The Briscoes: Mark and Jay
Paul London/Brian Kendrick
Rene Dupree/Sylvain Grenier
The Puerto Rican Nightmares: Primo Colon/Eric Perez
Lethal Consequences: Jay Lethal/Consequences Creed

[Millar]

Nice idea, although Bradashaw, Umaga and Dustin Rhodes would never be sent to a "development programme"

However, it definitely has a lot of potential.

Love how you manage to get a TNA & WWE angle on the same page

[connorten]

Wednesday Night Wreckage
August Week #1

- It is the very first of what is set to be many Wednesday Night Wreckage's, but this one will be one for the ages. With it being the very first episode TFN and Spike have agreed to make it a two hour show.
- The big hit of the night is going to be the Double Main Event with AAWA World Title implications. The first Main Event is going to be three former WWE stars looking to get in an early hunt for the gold as, JBL, Umaga and A-Train do battle! The second Main Event will consist of three current WWE Stars looking to prove themselves worthy of gold and maybe even a return to the WWE early as, MVP, Goldust and Vladimir Kozlov battle.
- In another match we will witness two of the most Extreme and exciting wrestlers, Supercrazy and Evan Bourne go one on one!
- Also Mr. Kennedy makes his return to the ring tag teaming with fellow loud mouths The Miz and Zach Ryder to challenge Ezekiel Jackson and Lethal Consequences!
- To start the night off it is a battle of the former WWE tag team champions when London and Kendrick battle Sylvain and Dupree!
Tune into SpikeTV and TFN to catch this action and much more!

[RobyD]

Alight, so your idea is great. It's within the realms of reality, it explains why you would have talent from separate companies and most of all, it's unique.

Like said above, though, there are some stars who wouldn't be sent to developmental. For example, Layfield, Umaga, Kennedy, MVP and some others.

Cmmnt4commnt?

[Goldberg]

great idea really like it will be reading your first show

[The Best Around]

A little random, but you have a nice roster. I'd suggesting trying to solidify a few guys as your main event players instead of pushing a bunch of guys to the top at once. I'll be reading, good luck.

[God]

A nice idea you have but I'd expect what is basically a developement territory to have more of the lesser known wrestlers instead of so many well known. Despite that, it looks good overall.