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? THE IWAR NETWORK EST. 2012 WE’LL DO IT LIVE! NEW IWAR 6 CHAMPS COMING SOON When IWAR World 6man champs, Stanley Hardaway, THE IWAR TUBECAST Yokotuna & Chong Vi left the IWAR, IWAR General Manager Victor Von Snapp stripped them of the belts NOW 2X A MONTH! and order them to be filled in a special event coming in November, the Devil’s Triangle In the format of the The IWAR Network is always looking to evolve and wildly popular Lethal Lottery, 24 individual wrestlers will our latest innovation is hosting the IWAR Network be randomly teamed into 8 different trios. This event Tubecast LIVE, twice a month! Now everyone who will start in November and the team that wins this tunes in, can chime in, via the live Chat engine! tournament will be crowned as the new IWAR World The first episode will broadcast the night that Gold Six-man champions! The first 24 managers to submit posts sometime after 10pm EST and will focus on the their wrestler’s name will be entered in this event. results in league on the title page, league specific contests and any IWAR-wide events. The second SUMMER SERIES 4 IS A DREAM episode will broadcast a week or so later and will The Summer Series is the toughest contest to win due focus on the Trash Talk. Players can get their to the need to outscore the competition, but also avoid a questions answered in real time, react to the results bad cycle and get knocked out. This year’s field was an pretty much cover any topic that comes up. It’s the highest scoring this event has seen in four years of been a great way to connect with players and save being run, but in he end, the BRL’s Double R. Rob Alex all that time editing shows. Ratliff’s 497.25 wasn’t able to top the IWL’s The Dream Ali Atari who finished with an astounding, 498.5 average over four cycles. Catfish Rob takes home $30.00 in IWA Credit, while that bum, Matt Riley walks away with $120.00 in IWA credit! LETHAL LOTTERY HITS JACKPOT First, I want to thank Scott Franklin for coming up with this idea and then helped pull the names live on Zoom to establish the pairings. The response for this event was great and it will now be a regular event and because it was such a hit, we will be running a six-man tournament version of this in the future. The final round score was 988-987, a 1 point difference, that gave the win to Flashy Jack Ferdinand and Alexander J. Styles, while delivering a heartbreaking loss to Dixon Ticonderoga and Monster Truck Tanaka. The winners will move on to ImagiClash Want to learn more about the IWAR Network? 3 where they will challenge the White Claw Outlaws for See lists of the champions, event winners and the IWAR World Tag Team titles. Thanks to all who more by going to the links below to check out took part and we look forward to this in 2022. our IWA history that goes back as far as 1987! IWAR HALL OF RECORDS BRL Team: Matt Riley , Larry Sullivan, Aaron F. PAST IWAR REPORTS IWL Team Alex Gutierrez , Jeremy Workman, Luke Martin NWL Team: Matt Riley , Aaron F. OVER 24,000 OVER 200 views since 7, 2015 Views per issue Women’s Team: Becky Lipoth ,(on hiatus) Matt Riley The IWAR Network is the best place to play in the IWA and we have so much going on that we need a show to recap all the action every cycle. It’s a great way to get filled in on feuds, events, offer tips, answer your questions and a lot more so give it a listen and let us know your thoughts. If there is a wrestling video game, Alex owns a copy, and this series takes a look at all of them. It’s a fascinating trip down memory lane while watching the evolution of the games with great anecdotes that explain why we got the games we did. One of the best things about these shows is listen to Alex encyclopedic level of knowledge about the pro wrestling industry especially when it comes to the stories behind the stories we watched. The betrayals, jealousy, backstage feuds and other ways that real-life heat resulted in what we watched each week. In the style of Marvel’s What If … we take a look at a pivotal time in wrestling history, 1990 and ask what if a wealthy billionaire bought the AWA and gave it the type of roster that not only would have saved it, but make it the industry leader? Follow along as each episode reveals new signings, feuds and the how these moves could have saved the AWA. In the style of Marvel’s What If … we reveal what could have happened if the NWA territories had banded together to beat Vince McMahon’s WWF to the punch of becoming the global phenomenon? Alex offers deep insight into what happened at the time, take time to focus on the stars of the era and offers new surprises with each episode of what could have been. Check it out now on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJeEB_9WH1lbXOwFnDoQFuA The IWAR World championship represents the Storyline style of play and the top 8 IWAR wrestlers based on their Trash Talk performance and consistency are entered into this tournament to determine the next challenger to the IWAR champion. PUNK ROCK MIKE (488) 2021 IWAR Schedule Vs. SABRETOOTH (495) 4.27 – Spring 7.2 – July 10.12 – October 1.4 – January SABERTOOTH Vs. SETH ADAMS-LEE HOOLIGAN JAX MCALLISTER (494) Vs. SETH ADAMS-LEE (495) ??? Vs. ??? THE AMERICAN PATRIOT (489) Vs. STEEL CUT OATES (495) THE DREAM ALI ATARI Vs. STEEL CUT OATES THE DREAM ALI ATARI (499) Vs. NATE MONEY MAN BARNES (490) The night before the #1 Contender challenges the IWAR World champion, IWAR WORLD CHAMPION they sit down with the Dapper Dan Dee JOE BORING (IWL) for the Great Face Off. They’ll make Vs. TBD their case as to why they’ll win and [winner earns 20 Free IWAR matches] answer questions from the fans. (failure to appear forfeit’s the title shot!) This event is free to enter but each player may only enter 1 of their IWAR wrestlers. Then every entry will be randomly paired up with their partners for a single elimination tag team tournament, whether they like it or not. Teams will win based on the combined individual wrestler’s strategy score so there is no need to flow. The winning team will go on to challenge the IWAR World Tag Team champions! Alexander J. Styles Double R Rod Ratliff (BRL) Finals (IWL) & Lonestar Redneck Alexander J. Styles & Jack Ferdinand (BRL) (NWL) 497+494=991 498+493=991 & Flashy Jack Ferdinand Nick Bloodtrap (IWL) RR/LR AJS/FJF Steel Cut Oates (IWL) 501+489= 490+498=988 500+495= & Zydrate (NWL) & Hawaiian Heartthrob 990 (BRL) 488+492=980 d. 494+491=985 Dixon Ticonderoga & Monster Fighter X (NWL) TF/NB HK/26 Hillbilly Kevin (BRL) 489+495= Truck Tanaka 499+486= & Stevie Vertigo (NWL) & Agent 26 (BRL) 984 485 490+489=979 494+493=987 491+491=982 AJS & RR & LR FJF Neo Dragon (IWL) The Freak (IWL) 495+494= & Nate Money Man Barnes 496+496 & Tyler Dresden (BRL) 989 = 992 (IWL) 491+493=984 479+496=975 Ghost Lee Shadows Dixon Ticonderoga (IWL) & JV & JM DT& MTT 488+496 (BRL) & Rodney Monster Truck Tanaka 497+496 = 984 D’Armand (BRL) = 993 (BRL) 499+496=995 485+488=973 Love Burger (BRL) & LB/MS Firebird John Satterfield DT/MTT 491+491= Money Driven Mike (IWL) & Magnum T.L. (IWL) 494+497= The winning team 982 Sebastian (BRL) 497+489=986 496+490=986 will challenge for the IWAR World Punk Rock Mike (BRL) Stanley Hardaway (BRL) & SH/LTG JV/JM Lee T. Gation (BRL) 486+491= Tag Team 491+493= & Ace Fury (NWL) 493+494 = 987 977 champions on the 984 497+378=875 October 12 th cycle. Frank Leatherman Snow Johny Vegas (IWL) & (BRL) & Superstar Chris Jax McAllister (BRL) Champion (BRL) 494+491= 495+496=991 985 The most grueling event of the summer is back and it’s going to be bigger than ever. Consistency is the key to victory here with the highest strategy average over 4 cycles winning but only the top half of the scorers advance each cycle. Only one entry per player, so choose carefully which member of your roster will enter the Summer Series as this event maybe the toughest to win. The entry fee is $5.00 with the winner earning 80% of the entry fees and the runner up earning 20%. (i.e. 27 entries, winner earns $80.00 in IWA credit) For seven years, the BRL has matched up two of the top stars in a Best of Seven Series to see who can come out on top. In 2021 this event gets even bigger. The 8th Best of Seven Series will pit one top BRL superstar versus one top IWL superstar with the winner earning a spot in a future Best of the Best tournament to determine the #1 contender to the IWAR World championship. This event will be even bigger as the winner winning wrestler will win one player in their league a bonus of 10 Free matches! Rd1. 8.31 – Flashy Jack Ferdinand d. Fik-Shun (498-494) Rd2.
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