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NWL Bulletin NewNew WaveWave LeagueLeague League Champion # SOS: Prophet 172 (112-5-2) *3 $186,500 … #103 or 501 TV Champion <H*N*R>: “Warpath” Wolf Keenan (119-2-3) *2 $227,300 … #125 or 502 Central Plains Champion SOS: Mike Dynasty (300-40-8) *1 $369,000 … #229 or 503 East Coast Champion $YN: Stevie Vertigo (305-75-26) *3 $455,500 … #7 or 504 Great Lakes Champion “Country Hammer” Rhett Grady (406-56-11) $523,100 … #233 or 505 Mid-Atlantic Champion * from the battle royal WAI: The Playboy Mic Ferrari (789-123-24) *2 $1,091,900 … #157 or 506 Northeast Champion * from the battle royal Fighter X (494-182-25) *1 $703,600 … #81 or 507 Pacific Northwest Champion SOS: Requiem (26-0) *1 $31,000 … #241 or 508 Rocky Mountains Champion <H*N*R*>: “No Limits” Nick Dane (126-4-1) *2 $240,700 … #111 or 509 Southeast Champion El Mascarado (59-0) *2 $116,700 … #116 or 510 Southwest Champion Tomax Firefly (47-5-1) *1 $96,600 … #112 or 511 West Coast Champion <H*N*R>: “Lionheart” Lachlan Kincaid September 2021 (102-10-4) $190,800 … #8 or 512 League Tag-team Champions <H*N*R*>: “No Limits” Nick Dane and <H*N*R>: “Warpath” Wolf Keenan #111 & #125 or 789 TV Tag-team Champions WAI: The Playboy Mic Ferrari and Sam Hain #157 & #166 or 987 League Six-man Champions <H*N*R*>: “No Limits” Nick Dane, WAI: Veruca Sault, and Fabulous Harry Hurt #111, #158, & #195 or 789 IWA Bulletin TV Six-man Champions IWA Bulletin Tomax Firefly, El Mascarado, and Machine #112, #116, & #127 or 987 Battle Royal Winner $YN: Stevie Vertigo (305-75-26) *3 $455,500 … #7 2 NWL Rankings 1. Master Destroyer (222-64-26) *4 $509,800........................................................#88 71. The Gravedigger (10-12) $9,800........................................................................#117 2. “Hebrew Hammer” Lance Horowitz (683-79-11) *1 $958,400...........................#97 72. Darius Locke (10-13) $12,400............................................................................#185 3. Frosty McFreeze (326-41-6) *1 $449,300.........................................................#240 73. Zhoxua (44-54-1) $79,000...................................................................................#91 4. WAI: Sam Hain (349-70-12) $507,300...............................................................#166 74. ENIGMA: Dalton Starr (16-29) $21,900.............................................................#220 5. GUN: The Californian Gunslinger (294-34-10) *3 $421,700.............................#254 75. “Real Boston Bad Boy” Bryan Jones (69-83) $77,400.......................................#105 76. X-Dogg (14-28) $25,800.....................................................................................#255 77. Thel Russell (4-19) $2,200.................................................................................#211 6. Colonel Doom (219-21-10) *3 $333,100...........................................................#249 78. Big Shirtless Ron (12-31) $17,100......................................................................#213 7. “Sheepdog” Rowe Grady (214-18-6) *2 $283,700............................................#109 79. Billy “Havarti” Dill (29-50) $40,700....................................................................#234 8. DARK: Arkturas Daemon (251-56-10) *1 $477,700...........................................#119 80. Doctype (13-38) $25,900.....................................................................................#94 9. DARK: Friedrich von Flayer (232-52-8) $424,700..............................................#236 81. “The Juggernaut” Alex Storm (11-36) $20,400...................................................#93 10. The Total Package U.S. Mayle (228-48-1) *6 $265,200.......................................#29 82. Shoxua (42-70) $85,500.....................................................................................#100 83. Schizophreniac (1-31) $13,000............................................................................#83 84. Spiga (12-43) $17,600..........................................................................................#11 11. GC: Nivek Largo (220-40-14) *3 $301,200.........................................................#178 85. Bloodthirsty Madman (1-34) $4,800...................................................................#78 12. GC: Zydrate (237-72-25) *4 $444,100...............................................................#244 86. FEAR: D. Honda (31-68-5) *1 $226,800.............................................................#140 13. Fabulous Harry Hurt (158-0-2) *1 $211,800.....................................................#195 87. Savage Sal (13-55) $28,600...............................................................................#104 14. TIE: Ironman Rob (191-36-9) $283,800.............................................................#129 88. The Headhunter (58-102) $79,200......................................................................#89 15. Rod Camino (181-30-1) $259,100.....................................................................#232 89. “Superstar” Canaan Wesley (16-64) $27,600......................................................#84 16. EVIL: (Gonna Get Got) Scott (221-71-16) *2 $443,000.....................................#223 90. Riga-Mortis (12-64) $15,700................................................................................#80 17. Dave “The Decision” Wasilewski (158-19-5) *1 $246,400................................#237 91. The Icon (11-66) $15,700....................................................................................#86 18. DEATH $QUAD: The Hangman (117-18-1) $123,400.........................................#225 92. JT Yuppie (4-68) $22,300...................................................................................#251 19. Mike Hammmer (91-6-3) *1 $119,700..............................................................#168 93. ENIGMA: Bella Jax (2-68) $6,400...........................................................................#3 20. WAZ (98-22-3) *1 $154,600..............................................................................#122 94. Big Mean Brandon Machine (18-94) $50,300...................................................#106 21. GC: Shilo Wallace (115-42-9) *2 $390,000........................................................#243 95. Melchizedek (11-90) $22,500............................................................................#128 22. LRC: Lonestar Redneck (128-59-8) $276,500....................................................#253 96. Sara “The Blonde Bombshell” (3-156) $25,900...................................................#46 23. EVIL: Colossus (107-40-2) *1 $244,100.............................................................#252 97. P.J. Warcloud (13-236) $43,100.........................................................................#101 24. Johnny Aztec (73-6) $95,700.............................................................................#242 98. Clubber Pain (19-254) $56,100..........................................................................#102 25. Machine (60-3-1) *1 $104,300..........................................................................#127 99. Jessie Howard (1-395) $11,100.........................................................................#120 26. Shady Shark (58-1-1) $72,700.............................................................................#76 100. Les Canadiens: Anton (8-615) $101,900..............................................................#41 27. $YN: The Samoan Assassin (78-28-9) *3 $267,200...........................................#130 101. Scottish McGregor (10-681) $108,600................................................................#38 28. The Equalizer (59-11-4) *1 $211,900................................................................#138 102. Hell Dawgs: Torch Light (8-698) $145,200...........................................................#45 29. GUN: The Shotgun Kidd (51-3-2) *2 $94,100....................................................#124 103. “The Russian Bear” Boris Daminov (9-713) $13,700..........................................#36 30. TIE: King Diamond (60-21-7) *1 $326,300.............................................................#5 104. The Executioner (12-765-1) $93,500...................................................................#32 31. WAI: Veruca Salt (33-1) $39,100........................................................................#230 105. Les Canadiens: Guy (7-762) $44,800...................................................................#42 32. Mr. Brooks (35-6) $43,400.................................................................................#118 106. Bahama Breeze (10-773-1) $1,200......................................................................#34 33. $YN: Toa Anoa (48-27-1) *1 $241,700...............................................................#165 107. Cooper Jones (3-874) $122,700..........................................................................#53 34. TIE: Beastmaster (65-45-13) $397,500..............................................................#173 108. “The Great Stallion” Ivan Droga (9-894) $192,100..............................................#33 35. The Dark Stranger (30-12) $42,900.....................................................................#73 109. The Mayans: Juan Lothario (8-909-1) $145,200..................................................#28 36. HEARTTHROB: Ricky Rose (15-2) $25,600...........................................................#75 110. Chase Victory (3-916) $30,400............................................................................#55
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