HALL OF FAME INDUCTEES

Retiring into our Hall of Fame this cycle is a long-time veteran of the game, LOD: Red Eagle Indian! He made his IWA debut in June of 1994, in the SGL against IWA journeyman Eric Darkstrom, whom he wrestled to a time limit draw. His career then saw many ups and downs before finally hitting a hot streak that landed him an offer from the legendary LOD stable (Legion of Domination). Together with Eric Lindsay's Sting and Fabulous Felix Rodriguez, he was part of the greatest six-man team in SGL history. They won numerous titles before the closure of the league forced them all to go their separate ways. Since then he has added to his already impressive resume by winning the IWA World Six-man title, two IWA-wide regionals, as well as being a part of the 2006 Stablecade champions. He has also held every title that can be won in-league -- from the league title all the way down to the battle royal -- at least once. His legendary career has taken him to the SGL, TTL, NSL, LOL, LNL, MML, BTL and UWL. Managed by Andre Sabucco of Texas, his final record stands at 1,056-219-34, with 21 stars and $2,565,600 in earnings. He now retires knowing he has achieved more than he ever could have dreamed of. He leaves behind a trail of broken bodies as a symbol of his greatness.

Also entering the annals of imaginary wrestling is TBZ/IIEII: Silver Fox from the ECL. Under the leadership of Canada's Brick D. Hinkley, he amassed a record of 1,248-755-70 *24, with $4,431,500 in the bank. This 4-time TV champion held a total of 21 regional titles in the OWL, HML, DCL, BRL, UWL, and ECL!

Our third retiree this cycle is ACE: Fallen Angel Christopher Daniels (SPL). John M. Kruse of Indiana led him to stats of 1,128-343-62, with $3,521,300 in imaginary money and 26 stars. John will receive an engraved plaque as a permanent reminder of a job well done!

"The Fallen Messiah" Big Stevie Cool is officially announcing his retirement. Beginning his IWA career as the first FSL League Champion, he went on to hold every title in the league multiple times. A member of some of the biggest stables in the IWA, he has decided to end his career the same way he began it: on his own. He has been called a "mid-card legend" by some in the business, but he played by his own rules, and kept the action in the leagues he wrestled for. He finally settled on the TPL, having competed there for the last couple of years, and -- having done everything he's wanted to do -- has finally decided to hang up the boots for good.

Also announcing his retirement is S.M. Punk, who is also managed by Steve Schrimpshire of Mississippi. He began his career in the TPL, and was a major player from day one. His multiple title reigns were a staple of his career, as he held everything from the league title to regionals to tag and six-man belts to Commissioner titles. He has done it all in a league that has come from the bottom to being one of the most competitive in the game. A protege of Big Stevie Cool, he sees BSC's retirement as an opportunity to join him in outside ventures.

WORLD CHAMPION

ACE: Bad Boy Tony (PML), managed by Tony Robinson of Florida, won his third World Championship last cycle! (He also won it in May and December of 2004.) He wins 100 free matches or a real wrestling belt and 50 free matches, thanks to his 501-pointer!

U.S. CHAMPION

After edging out fellow TV champions UZI: The Silly Doctor (WAL), ACE: Diamond Dallas (PML), LPPF: Wyld Stooge Curly Esquire (GRL), and OMINOUSRAGE: "Suicidal" Sasha Vyacheslav (LBL), CTI: Tsunami TeArS (NYL) took home this $60,000 purse along with an engraved plaque or 25 free matches for Scott Bernes of Ohio! All five men had 500 points.

KING OF THE RING

Michael Eaves of Mississippi has successfully pulled off back-to-back KOTR titles! This time around he used COT: Sinister Steve Storm (CCL), who had 274 points after we totalled the values of hold positions 2, 3, 4, 8, 10, 11, 13, and 15 in each league battle royal winner's strategy. Michael can choose between another engraved plaque and 25 free matches! The regular league battle royals were determined using hold positions 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 12, and 14.

ASIATIC CHAMPION

World Champion ACE: Bad Boy Tony (PML) held onto this title from last time, so his manager, Tony Robinson of Florida, wins an additional 10 free matches! His strategy was worth a perfect 501 points.

HARDCORE CHAMPION

Picking up this $25,000 title was LPPF: Wyld Stooge Larry Logan (GRL), whose 500 total earned 10 free matches for manager Keith A. Maple of Ohio!

Next cycle, the Texas Death League will become our newest Hardcore league. That means we'll soon have one in each federation!

FEDERATION PLAY-OFFS

In the Iron Federation, CTI: "Ugly Truth" Gilbert Gumms (SPL) used his 500-pointer to win the belt for Scott Bernes of Ohio. Bad Boy Tony won the Steel honors before moving up to the World title. ACE: Yokoshima (OGL) claimed the Gold Federation prize. His manager is Fungeki from the Cobra Kai Dojo. LPPF: Innovator of Arrogance Keith A. Maple (LBL) of Ohio took the Diamond Federation belt by point flow over ACE: Kolo (FJL). Both had a 501 total. Gregg Boyle of Maryland gave UZI: The Hunters Destroyer (WAL) a 501-point strategy, and he came back wearing the Bronze Federation strap! The Jade Federation went to LPPF: Devastator (PKL), who had to edge stablemate Lethal Larry Claymore (JIL). His manager, Derek Nordio of California, wins 25 free matches!

NATIONAL CHAMPION, IWA-WIDE REGIONALS

COT: Set Abdominae (XWL) used point flow to defeat EDGE: "The Hammer" Greg Johnson (GRL), EDGE: Trailer Park Boy Ricky (AEL), and ACE: HBK (PML) for the Atlantic region, then used his 501 to take the National Championship. His manager, Mick Garig of Louisiana, wins an engraved plaque or 25 free matches! Taking the other titles were...

LADIES' TITLES

Paul C. Low of Maryland led IW: Irish Rose (LLL) to the Ladies' World Championship by edging out FOE: Evil Erin (VVL)! He wins an engraved plaque or 15 free matches. He teamed her with Eve Danes, managed by Dan Thomas of Canada, and they won the Ladies' U.S. tag titles! Then they partnered with Sweet Lorena (also owned by Paul) and took home the World Six-woman straps! They had to defeat FOE: Evil Erin, Maniac Molly, and Sinister Samantha by point flow, as well as UZI: Spiffy Tiffany from Queen City, plus Crabby Patty and Nasti Natalie from the Nati (GDL). Next, Paul paired his IW: Raesta "Fire Scorpion" Guerrera (VVL) with Ohioan Ryan Oskar's "The Ugandan Goddess" Kamalana and they claimed the Ladies' Tag-team belts. Finally, they added Nelson Gomez of New York's Beloved to the team and conquered the U.S. Six-woman championships! The Queen of the Ring title went to UZI: Miss New Booty (GDL), who is managed by Randy Angel of Kentucky. Taking the Ladies' U.S. honors was FOE: Sinister Samantha. She's managed by Andre Sabucco of Texas, as is the reigning Ladies' National Champion, FOE: Maniac Molly! She had to edge out LPPF: Chili Con Carnage (LLL).

WORLD TAG-TEAM CHAMPIONS

The engraved plaque or 15 free matches awarded to the manager who wins these belts went home with Jason Sandberg of New York! His team of ACE: Victor Shakapopulis and "Happy Carrot" Miles Monroe (JEL) had the best strategy out of all our league tag-team champions last cycle. The top four teams in the rankings had 516 points.

TOP 10 TAG-TEAMS

U.S. TAG-TEAM CHAMPIONS

Bob Dippy of Pennsylvania sat back and enjoyed the show as his team of ACE: Fantasy Football Champion and Capital Apocalypse (JEL) won these $20,000 titles with their unbeatable 516 total. Nice work!

WORLD SIX-MAN CHAMPIONS

Howie Sandberg of New York held onto these titles, this time using ACE: The Lovely Sheep, Stavros Milos, and Doctor...Doug Ross (AAL)! He wins another engraved plaque or 15 free matches. The top nine teams listed had 521 points.

TOP 10 SIX-MAN TEAMS

U.S. SIX-MAN CHAMPIONS

For the third time in a row, these belts went home with Jason Sandberg of New York! His latest trio was ACE: Malicious Mark Fuhrman, Wild William Luther Pierce, and Destructive David Duke (NDL). They had to use point flow to defeat UZI: Gregg, Jason, and Jeff (KCL), as both teams had 521 points.

TOP 10 LEAGUES

The most active leagues for the June cycle, based on the number of matches, are shown below. The All Star League found itself back on top of the heap. The Axe Blade League had the best average strategy total when counting only active wrestlers, so its managers can choose to take two matches for $1 next cycle! The WSL and LWL finished a close second and third, respectively.

TOP 20 STARS

(This list only includes active wrestlers.)

LIST OF LEAGUES

IRON FEDERATION: Battling Titans, Center Stage, Danger Zone, Hardcore Wrestling, Imminent Destruction, Iron Man, Murder Incorporated, Quick Pin, Southern Pride, Under Fire, Unknown Wrestler, Wrestling Superstars

STEEL FEDERATION: Absolute Pain, Caribbean Coast, Devil Inside, Intense Impact, King Kong, Mid-Atlantic Region, Old School, Pittsburgh Power, Praying Mantis, Rebel Yell, True Grit, Vicious Valkyries, Wild Panthers

GOLD FEDERATION: All Star, Battle Royal, Blood Bath, Chicago Legends, Classic Wrestling, Gold Digger, Good Times, Hit Man, Majestic Property, Masked Wrestling, New Millennium, Ninja Dojo, Olympic Gold, Texas Death

DIAMOND FEDERATION: Arm Lock, Axe Blade, Dark Days, Evil Clown, Femme Fatale, Fractured Jaw, Internal Rage, Last Breath, Lights Out, Night Falcon, Noble Savage, Non-stop Action, Rajun Cajun, Xtreme Wrestling

BRONZE FEDERATION: Alter Ego, Barbaric Warrior, Coffin Filler, Flowing Blood, Grim Reaper, Hot Streak, Iron Glove, Jagged Edge, Knight Time, Main Event, New York, Wild America

JADE FEDERATION: Atomic Age, Jade Dragon, Just Incredible, Just Rasslin', Killer Shark, Kings Court, Lone Wolf, Lovely Ladies, Psychotic Killer, Super Hero, Thor's Hammer, Total Package, World Wrestling