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Post by cradleshock on May 16, 2007 8:25:26 GMT -5
This is basically an EWR Save, started on 1992. Was a very fun save, and now i decided to bring it to writing, so, here his the backstory of the entire thing. BFW HistoryOn May 1992, Burning Fist of Wrestling was founded by legendary Stu Hart. The idea of BFW was to bring the Japanese Puroresu style into American wrestling world. Hart got the support of both AJPW and NJPW, the leaders of wrestling on Japan. BFW First eventOn May 6th, BFW ran it's first event, The Wrestling Bash. The event was a success. On this event, the legendary Pedro Morales debuted as the BFW commissioner, and booked a match for the BFW Global title. The match was a 1 on 1 classic between BFW to aces- The Great Muta from NJPW, and a good friend of Stu, The Dynamite Kid. In the middle of the match the group of Masahiro Chono, Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Toshiaki Kawada, Jumbo Tsurota and Kensuke Sasaki attacked Dynamite Kid. Muta shot his blinding mist, and got the 3 count, and the title.  The event also featured a semi-tournament first rounds for the BFW Lightweight title. On the first match, Wild Pegasus defeated Lionheart and on the second one, Black Tiger III defeated Jerry Lynn. It was settled-Wild Pegasus vs. Black Tiger III for the Lightweight title on BFW next event. Also, the team of Terry Gordy and "Dr. Death" Steve Williams defeated the new team of Stan Hansen and Johnny Ace for the title. The team of Hansen and Ace quickly vanished from BFW, after the WWF signed Hansen and Ace was injured. Continuing with the momentumSince "The Wrestling Bash" was a success, BFW held an other event on May 13th. The legendary Jerry Lawler came to BFW, and tried to defeated The Great Muta for the title, but fell short after an attack from the Muta group, now known as The Land Of The Rising Sun. But this time, The Dynamite Kid, Raymond Rougeau, and Tag Team champion Terry Gordy and Steve Williams came for the save, representing their selves as Team North America. It was now Camp Muta vs. Camp Dynamite Kid.  On this event, Black Tiger III defeated Wild Pegasus after an attack from Lionheart to begin the feud that raged for so long. Black Tiger III was now the Lightweight champion.  Also, Lawler brought with him his son Brian Christopher and his close friend Jeff Jarrett. The two attacked Gordy & Williams and went to feud with them, but they where also out of BFW rather soon. Well, i will deliver the backstory in small parts so it will be more organized and that will will ACTUALLY READ IT! I Also don't have alot of time so it works excellent for me. |
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Post by stevecorinoisgod on May 16, 2007 13:33:30 GMT -5
So do you have a set roster? Because this looks  ing SWEET. |
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Post by cradleshock on May 17, 2007 4:23:53 GMT -5
Well, the roster has change since most of my wrestlers was on open contract, and I've gone 6 months in this game, so roster in the end of the backstory. Taking over JapanAfter 2 successful events on the United States, in may 20th, BFW took a trip to Japan, to preform on the legendary Tokyo Dome. The show featured the biggest card on BFW history, including Team North America of Dynamite Kid, Jerry Lawler and Raymond Rougeau gaining victory over The Land Of The Rising Sun of Muta, Chono and Tenzan. After the match Dynamite Kid and Great Muta couldn't contain themselves and got into a wild brawl. It also featured Black Tiger III defending his recently won Lightweight title against the legendary, original Tiger Mask, in what will be a ***** match.  Gaining successThe following months saw BFW getting more successful. After Muta and Dynamite Kid went into a draw, and Kensuke Sasaki won tournament for the Five Continental title, after defeating Hiroshi Hase in a finals and Riki Choshu on the semi finals, The Land Of The Rising Sun reigned supreme, with both Muta and Sasaki as champions.  BFW went a second trip to Japan, this time to the legendary Budokan. Besides a tag team match in which Dynamite Kid and Jerry Lawler defeated The Great Muta and Masahiro Chono, the show was full of surprises and debuts. The first was the debut of Lance Storm, teaming with Lionheart against Wild Pegasus, and yet another debuting wrestler, The Tasmanian Devil. Lionheart and Storm won after an amazing match. Also, Kensuke Sasaki defended his 5 Continental title against debuting Dean Malenko. Also, Black Tiger III lost his title after losing along with Rey Mysterio Jr. to Ultimo Dragon in a triple threat, after Tiger Mask nailed him with a Tiger Suplex. But the big shock came later, when Gedo and Jado went into the ring and attacked Rey. Dragon and Gedo and Jado announced themselves as Dragon Gate, and a week later, Mysterio and Psicosis went on losing to Gedo and Jado after Psicosis turned on his fellow Mexican and joined Dragon Gate, yet a horrible calf injury ruined it for him, and Psicosis went out for the next 7 months.  |
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Post by cradleshock on May 17, 2007 8:08:02 GMT -5
Keeping On Keeping OnAfter an epic 60 minutes long Iron Man match, The Dynamite Kid defeated The Great Muta, and won the USA-Japan Global title. An hour before, the debuting AJPW rising star Mitsuharu Misawa defeated Kensuke Sasaki after a wicked Roaring Elbows series, to gain the Five Continental title. The reign of The Land Of The Rising Sun ended.  The Tag Team titles also replaced hands, as the team of Lionheart and Lance Storm scored an upset and defeated the team of Terry Gordy and Steve Williams.  The TurnOn June 17th "King Of The World", The Dynamite Kid was supposed to make his first title defense against Jerry Lawler. Lawler eventually turned on Dynamite Kid on that event, helping The Great Muta attacking him. It didn't helped The King, that went into a 30 minutes hard-brawled draw with Dynamite Kid. On that event, Black Tiger III ended Ultimo Dragon's two weeks USA-Japan Lightweight title reign after emerging victorious on a Fatal Fourway match, much to the thanks of Rey Misterio Jr. The Following MonthJuly was an awesome month for BFW. Tiger Mask returned to the US after a long time, and presented the new Tiger Mask III (Koji Kanemoto who already had a match on BFW). Tiger Mask III defeated Black Tiger III to gain the USA-Japan Lightweight. Afterwards, Black Tiger III requested a Mask vs. Mask match to end it. After an amazing match, Kanemoto nailed an Armbar lock and got a submission victory. Black Tiger III was gone, and now there is Eddy Guerrero, son of legendary Gory Guerrero, brother of legendary Chavo Guerrero.  Bif Wellington, Wild Pegasus former tag team partner, reunited with his old friend to take on Pegasus biggest enemy and his tag team partner- Lionheart and Lance Storm, on BFW's "Muta-Kid: El Gran Finale". Pegasus and Wellington stoll a victory from Storm and Lionheart and became the tag team champions. After the loss Lionheart became mad on Storme, and eventually attacked him.. But the mainstory so far on BFW happend on the mainevent, which was as you can guess, The Great Muta vs. The Dynamite Kid for the USA-Japan Global title. The Dynamite Kid won again, but what happened after the match was the important part. After the match Masahiro Chono went into the ring, picked Muta up, shook hands with him... and Powerbomb him. Chono kept on the assault until The Land Of The Rising Sun ran into the ring. Their mentor, legendary Antonio Inoki pushed Chono, and attacked Muta on his own. The Land Of The Rising Sun kicked their leader out.  The end of the month featured an amazing news- BFW sign with TBS Network, and got a TV show. Decided to add a few more quick ones, because i want to end the backstory already, and start the ing diary... wouldn't take long, as i recaped most of what happened. |
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Post by Rated R on May 17, 2007 9:12:27 GMT -5
I am liking the look of this, and i am looking forward to seeing the actual roster and the first show you write up. The backstory has been good.
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Post by cradleshock on May 17, 2007 9:39:10 GMT -5
I am liking the look of this, and i am looking forward to seeing the actual roster and the first show you write up. The backstory has been good. Thanks, you reminded me another thing- i really should reply to more diaries. I promise to reply to ECW Reborn and other diaries soon, i'm just very short on time, can't wait for the summer vacation... |
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Post by talibanbackpack on May 17, 2007 15:41:24 GMT -5
This diary is going real well, I'll be reading.
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Post by cradleshock on May 18, 2007 5:13:20 GMT -5
Beginning Of A New EraAfter all that happened on the last month on BFW, Muta getting thrown out of The Land Of The Rising Sun, Lawler attacking The Dynamite Kid, after Black Tiger III lost his mask, after Lionheart turned on his best friend for so long Lance Storm, it was time to debut BFW on TV. On the main event, the recently crowned Tag Team champion, Wild Pegasus faced his mentor, the USA-Japan Global champion, The Dynamite Kid, and after a rough hard hitting battle between the two, The Dynamite Kid was able to keep his title. After the match, Jerry Lawler attack viciously The Dynamite Kid. On his maskless debut, Eddy Guerrero gained a pinfall victory over talented Dean Malenko.  The show was a huge success, besides one thing. No sign of The Great Muta. On the next show, Muta came out of the shadows from the first time since being thrown out of The Land Of The Rising Sun, to attack and burn Masahiro Chono face with his mist. Muta then attacked every single member of The Land Of The Rising Sun, including Antonio Inoki.  Storming Across HeavenAt the end of the month, it was time for the first big event since getting the TV show, "Storming Across Heaven". After Tiger Mask III kept the Lightweight title against Jerry Lynn and Jado, Eddy Guerrero went on to defeat the legendary original Tiger Mask. Lance Storm got his revenge over Lionheart, and The Great Muta defeated Masa Chono despite help from The Land Of The Rising Sun. On the main event, scoring the biggest upset ever, Wild Pegasus won the USA-Japan Global title from Dynamite Kid, after an interference from Jerry Lawler, who left BFW that night, but returned later with Phoenix Dust (Eiji Izaki AKA Hayabusa) and Sabu from Japan and started the "Lawler Army".  The Final ChapterTwo months after BFW greatest event, BFW is still up and running, and gaining huge success. Roster as of November 92Main Event ( Face Heel)
The Dynamite KidEddy GuerreroGreat MutaLionheartUltimo DragonWild PegasusUpper Card Dean MalenkoGedoJadoJerry LynnJumbo TsurotaLance StormMasahiro ChonoMitsuharu MisawaRey Misterio Jr.Mid Card Chris CandidoHiroshi HaseKensuke SasakiRiki ChoshuScott Raven (Scott Levy)
Steven Regal
Toshiaki KawadaLower Card Hiro SaitoHiroyoshi TenzanJinsei ShinzakiJuventud GuerreraKenta KobashiPhoenix Dust
SabuYuji NagataOpeners and Jobbers El Vampiro Canadiense Mike Awesome Psicosis Shane Helms Shinjiro Othani Tatsumi Fujinami StablesHiroShin- Hiroshi Hase (Leader), Hiro Saito, Shinjiro Othani (Feuding with the Tech Crew) Land Of The Rising Sun- Antonio Inoki (Mentor), Hiroyoshi Tenzan, Jumbo Tsuruta, Kensuke Sasaki, Masahiro Chono (Leader), Toshiaki Kawada Tech Crew- Dean Malenko, Jerry Lynn, Steven Regal (Leader) Title Holders USA-Japan Global: The Great Muta (Sorry for writing Wild Pegasus at the beginning, it was by mistake caused from tiredness  )  USA-Japan Tag Team: Toshiaki Kawada and Jumbo Tsuruta  USA-Japan Lightweight: Tiger Mask III  Five Continental Heavyweight: Jumbo Tsuruta Finally it's over First show preview will come soon  |
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Post by Rated R on May 18, 2007 5:32:57 GMT -5
The backstory was one of the best one's i have read, and the roster looks really good, I am really looking forward to the first show.
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Post by cradleshock on May 19, 2007 3:08:40 GMT -5
News from BFW News TV 2/11/92 Pedro Morales Announce Retiring! Special Event This MonthPedro Morales, BFW commissioner announced that he will retire officially from the wrestling industry after this month. In order to honor this legend, BFW will have a special event for Pedro Morales, including the already made main-event, in which Morales will wrestle his final match, in a tag team match with The Dynamite Kid against the team of Wild Pegasus and Jerry Lynn, more matches will be announced on Burning TV. Pedro Morales Retiring Special25/11/92 Main EventPedro Morales and The Dynamite Kid vs. Wild Pegasus and Jerry Lynn |
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Post by cradleshock on May 19, 2007 5:48:10 GMT -5
BFW "Burning TV" 2/11/92 Hiro Saito def. El Vampiro Canadiense (3:10)Nice opener to the show. Saito dominated most of the match, and showed some good skills. Saito won after a nice Powerbomb and a running Senton Rating: **1/2Pedro Morales went out into the ring to the crowd's strong reaction, and said that he is honored that BFW will run a special event for him, and that he wanted to be remembered, so he booked the second match for this event- The Great Muta will defend the USA-Japan Global title against Eddy Guerrero. Morales left to the cheers of the crowed. Gedo and Jado def. Lawler's Army (Phoenix Dust and Sabu) (7:04)Best match of the night, and it was unfortunate that he got just 7 minutes. On the third minute Phoenix dust showed his high-flying skills after an amazing Moonsault Press on Gedo and Jado to the outside. Gedo and Jado dominated for most part of the match, and finally ended it after Gedo connected with a German Suplex hold on Sabu and got the victory. Rating: ***1/4After the match, Lawler tried to attack Gedo and Jado, but he failed, and Gedo and Jado double kicked him on the stomach and set him up for a Double Suplex, but Sabu and Phoenix Dust saved their mentor from the attack and returned to the locker room. Rey Misterio went out to the delight of the crowd. He said that Morales was a true legend, and deserves to be honored. Rey said that he is going to honor the Lucha-Libre legend by setting an open challenge to any Luchadore who want to try his luck against Rey. Juventud Guerrera, the son on an other Lucha Libre legend, Fuerza Guerrera, went out saying that Rey is nothing, and that Fuerza Guerrera will kick Rey Jr's ass ever day. Juventud went on saying that he agrees the challenge only to show that he is superior to Rey. Five Continental Championship: Jumbo Tsuruta (C) def. Riki Choshu (11:21)Great match between the two. Choshu tried to chop down the big Tsuruta, but to no avail. On the sixth minute, Tsuruta nailed Choshu with a Knee to the chest, followed by a Back Drop attempt, but Choshu turned into a Crossbody like move in mid air. Choshu tried to keep Tsuruta down with various locks, but it didn't kept him down, and he got the victory after a Lariat, and retained the title. Rating: ***The Great Muta and Lance Storm def. Masahiro Chono and Toshiaki Kawada (15:45Most of this match the announcer hyped the Muta-Guerrero match this month, and Muta's current feud with Chono. The match was a MOTN, and featured Muta reversing a Powerbomb attempt from Kawada with Green mist. It came to an end after Storm tried to Superkick Kawada, Kawada reversed into a Neck-Drop Back Drop, Storm NO SELL, and a Superkick for the victory. After the match, Muta and Chono started brawling, and were finally held back by Storm and The Land Of The Rising Sun. Rating: ***1/2Fade To Black... |
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Post by cradleshock on May 21, 2007 8:09:51 GMT -5
some replys would have been nice =/
Pre-"Burning TV" news
-Ratings for the show was an outstanding 2.23
-Legendary Terry Funk signed an open one night contract with BFW. Right now it's not sure how he will appear.
Semi-complete card for "Pedro Morales Special"
USA-Japan Global championship The Great Muta (c) vs. Eddy Guerrero
Special Tag Team match Pedro Morales and The Dynamite Kid vs. Wild Pegasus and Jerry Lynn
Rey Misterio Jr. vs. Juventud Guerrera
Preview for "Burning TV"
Lance Storm vs. Toshiaki Kawada of Land Of The Rising Sun After Storm pinned Kawada on the 3 on 3 match last week, Half of the USA-Japan Tag Team champions, Toshiaki Kawada will be searching for his revenge at Storm. Will The Land Of The Rising Sun or Lionheart interfere?
Main Event- USA-Japan Lightweight title: Tiger Mask III (c) vs. Ultimo Dragon What should be a great match between two of the top lightweights in the business. Dragon, a former champion will try to take the belt out of Tiger Mask III. Will he success?
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Post by cradleshock on May 21, 2007 13:20:40 GMT -5
This is annoying. I Reply to anyone and no one seems to reply to me... Well, if this continues, i really don't see the point of doing this, so i guess i'm finished with this diary.
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Post by Rated R on May 21, 2007 14:17:39 GMT -5
Dont give up just because not many people are replying. I am really enjoying this diary, the first show was awesome, and well booked.
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Post by Overnight Sensation on May 21, 2007 17:48:06 GMT -5
Please dont stop this....im ing in love with this |
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Post by Chris Hammers on May 21, 2007 17:57:44 GMT -5
Not alot of people on the board tend to enjoy the asain feel of wrestling, however this dairy is great. Lance Storm vs. Toshiaki Kawada will be an amazing match and the main event for that matter looks to be awesome. One of the more original diarys on the board and it is going really well. Reply to wwe-05 would be awesome.
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