History of XBW Wrestling
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| - | With the overwhelming popularity of the Attitude Era which inspired backyard wrestling on a global scale, | + | With the overwhelming popularity of the Attitude Era which inspired [[backyard wrestling]] on a global scale, Xtreme Backyard Wrestling was founded by Nemesis, one of 6 other friends eventually came to be renowned as [[Reaper]], [[Ryan Stevens|The Icon]], [[Deathwarrent]], [[Tommy Gunn]], [[Chris Phoenix]] and [[War]], collectively known as the "[[XBW Originals]]". In consideration that backyard wrestling was a violent trend in that period, XBW had not strolled the path alternative federations were wrecklessly and death-defyingly taking rather demonstrating verbal and physical attitude in a moderate way. They utilized a season operation for the progression of their federation, implementing use of such shows as [[XBW Revolution]] and [[XBW Inferno]] in between [[Supercard|supercards]] and carried out couple feuds before deciding their take a hiatus down in the season. |
==The Death of Nemesis== | ==The Death of Nemesis== | ||
The '''Death of Nemesis''' was a real-life crisis that occured on March 28, 2001 to Deathwarrent's brother, [[Nemesis]] during the late season 1 hiatus in [[XBW Wrestling]]. On intermission away from hosting events in the backyard, 17-year old Nemesis (realistically known as Charles Michael Parrott) had taken a stroll riding his bicycle south in the right-turn lane on Ritchie Highway, subsequently approaching a Glen Burnie intersection at 8:10 pm and was struck by three oncoming vehicles. After transported to the North Arundel Hospital, he was pronounced dead at 8:38 pm on Tuesday. | The '''Death of Nemesis''' was a real-life crisis that occured on March 28, 2001 to Deathwarrent's brother, [[Nemesis]] during the late season 1 hiatus in [[XBW Wrestling]]. On intermission away from hosting events in the backyard, 17-year old Nemesis (realistically known as Charles Michael Parrott) had taken a stroll riding his bicycle south in the right-turn lane on Ritchie Highway, subsequently approaching a Glen Burnie intersection at 8:10 pm and was struck by three oncoming vehicles. After transported to the North Arundel Hospital, he was pronounced dead at 8:38 pm on Tuesday. | ||
Revision as of 00:03, 3 February 2009
| XBW Wrestling | |
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| Details | |
| Acronym | XBW |
| Established | 1999-present |
| Owner | Deathwarrent |
| Style | Athletic and technical wrestling |
| Wrestling base | Mattress |
| Location | Baltimore, Maryland |
| Formerly | Xtreme Backyard Wrestling |
| External links | XBW Wrestling Website |
This is the history of XBW Wrestling (XBW), a defunct backyard wrestling federation.
Initiation as Xtreme Backyard Wrestling
With the overwhelming popularity of the Attitude Era which inspired backyard wrestling on a global scale, Xtreme Backyard Wrestling was founded by Nemesis, one of 6 other friends eventually came to be renowned as Reaper, The Icon, Deathwarrent, Tommy Gunn, Chris Phoenix and War, collectively known as the "XBW Originals". In consideration that backyard wrestling was a violent trend in that period, XBW had not strolled the path alternative federations were wrecklessly and death-defyingly taking rather demonstrating verbal and physical attitude in a moderate way. They utilized a season operation for the progression of their federation, implementing use of such shows as XBW Revolution and XBW Inferno in between supercards and carried out couple feuds before deciding their take a hiatus down in the season.
The Death of Nemesis
The Death of Nemesis was a real-life crisis that occured on March 28, 2001 to Deathwarrent's brother, Nemesis during the late season 1 hiatus in XBW Wrestling. On intermission away from hosting events in the backyard, 17-year old Nemesis (realistically known as Charles Michael Parrott) had taken a stroll riding his bicycle south in the right-turn lane on Ritchie Highway, subsequently approaching a Glen Burnie intersection at 8:10 pm and was struck by three oncoming vehicles. After transported to the North Arundel Hospital, he was pronounced dead at 8:38 pm on Tuesday.
