Absolute Championship Wrestling - Revision history

AbsoluteJake: /* Production */

AbsoluteJake — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 03:01:41 GMT

Production

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	On the Spanish side of things, members actively design their own costumes and title belts. This has yielded one a very unique black and silver world championship belt. Also ACW has contracted Dave Perez from [[New Generation Wrestling]] as an announcer for the Spanish matches. But post production is done on the American side with the intent on future DVD compilations.		On the Spanish side of things, members actively design their own costumes and title belts. This has yielded one a very unique black and silver world championship belt. Also ACW has contracted Dave Perez from [[New Generation Wrestling]] as an announcer for the Spanish matches. But post production is done on the American side with the intent on future DVD compilations.

-	With its emphasis on production, ACW has developed its own resources to produce graphics, websites, videos, and music. And since their integration into the BYW community they have produced graphics, logos, as well as the theme music for [[GBYWN]]. Also members of ACW do production work on occasion for other feds on an individual basis. A wrestling internet radio show which featured former pro wrestler and trainer Les Thatcher has used ACW music. Currently the professional wrestling group American Xtreme Wrestling uses a faded American flag logo designed by ACW. And the Lewiston Wrestling Federation has an outro video also designed by ACW.	+	With its emphasis on production, ACW has developed its own resources to produce graphics, websites, videos, and music. And since their integration into the BYW community they have produced graphics, logos, as well as the theme music for [[GBYWN]]. Also members of ACW do production work on occasion for other feds on an individual basis. A wrestling internet radio show which featured former pro wrestler and trainer Les Thatcher has used ACW music. Currently the professional wrestling group American Xtreme Wrestling uses a faded American flag logo designed by ACW. And the Lewiston Wrestling Federation has an outro video also designed by ACW. When ACW joined the BYWRulz community, it redesigned their logo and background.

	==YouShoot==		==YouShoot==

AbsoluteJake: /* History */

AbsoluteJake — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 02:59:48 GMT

History

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	And in June of 2009, ACW's very own [[Josh McMullin]] went to Chicago, Illinois to wrestle in the Global Domination supershow. There he joined [[Alex Ohlson]] of [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] to form the team of Agent Orange. This is the first time ACW wrestled in Illinois as well as the first time that an ACW wrestler teamed with a wrestler from another group. They went on to defeat future GBYWN World Champion, [[FX]], and an independent wrestler for his tag partner. Although not particularly large for an ACW wrestler, Josh McMullin was taller than the majority of the wrestlers who attended and thus earned the nickname "redwood".		And in June of 2009, ACW's very own [[Josh McMullin]] went to Chicago, Illinois to wrestle in the Global Domination supershow. There he joined [[Alex Ohlson]] of [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] to form the team of Agent Orange. This is the first time ACW wrestled in Illinois as well as the first time that an ACW wrestler teamed with a wrestler from another group. They went on to defeat future GBYWN World Champion, [[FX]], and an independent wrestler for his tag partner. Although not particularly large for an ACW wrestler, Josh McMullin was taller than the majority of the wrestlers who attended and thus earned the nickname "redwood".

-	In early 2010, ACW joined the [[Global Wrestling Circuit]]. There are rumors that the Spain "faction" might purchase a ring and tour Spain under the ACW name. Also there is interest to start wrestling in Tucson, Arizona, which is normally known for being a wrestling wasteland.	+	In early 2010, ACW joined the [[Global Wrestling Circuit]] and the [[BYWRulz]] forums. ACW wrestler, Hung Lo, would join the Kayfabe Challenge, where contenders had to face off in promo challenges in tournament style competition. Hung Lo would make it to the finals, where he was defeated by the Rizz of the Lewiston Wrestling Federation. Cameras recorded Hung Lo's reaction to the defeat and the unexpected subsequent self-explosion. There are rumors that the Spain "faction" might purchase a ring and tour Spain under the ACW name. Also there is interest to start wrestling in Tucson, Arizona, which is normally known for being a wrestling wasteland.

	==Production==		==Production==

AbsoluteJake: /* History */

AbsoluteJake — Mon, 12 Apr 2010 06:18:14 GMT

History

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	And in June of 2009, ACW's very own [[Josh McMullin]] went to Chicago, Illinois to wrestle in the Global Domination supershow. There he joined [[Alex Ohlson]] of [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] to form the team of Agent Orange. This is the first time ACW wrestled in Illinois as well as the first time that an ACW wrestler teamed with a wrestler from another group. They went on to defeat future GBYWN World Champion, [[FX]], and an independent wrestler for his tag partner. Although not particularly large for an ACW wrestler, Josh McMullin was taller than the majority of the wrestlers who attended and thus earned the nickname "redwood".		And in June of 2009, ACW's very own [[Josh McMullin]] went to Chicago, Illinois to wrestle in the Global Domination supershow. There he joined [[Alex Ohlson]] of [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] to form the team of Agent Orange. This is the first time ACW wrestled in Illinois as well as the first time that an ACW wrestler teamed with a wrestler from another group. They went on to defeat future GBYWN World Champion, [[FX]], and an independent wrestler for his tag partner. Although not particularly large for an ACW wrestler, Josh McMullin was taller than the majority of the wrestlers who attended and thus earned the nickname "redwood".

-	In early 2010, ACW joined the [[Global Wrestling Circuit]]. ~~Also there~~ are rumors that the Spain "faction" might purchase a ring and tour Spain under the ACW name.	+	In early 2010, ACW joined the [[Global Wrestling Circuit]]. There are rumors that the Spain "faction" might purchase a ring and tour Spain under the ACW name. Also there is interest to start wrestling in Tucson, Arizona, which is normally known for being a wrestling wasteland.

	==Production==		==Production==

AbsoluteJake: /* Production */

AbsoluteJake — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 05:52:18 GMT

Production

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AbsoluteJake: /* History */

AbsoluteJake — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 05:51:10 GMT

History

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AbsoluteJake: /* Production */

AbsoluteJake — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 05:46:21 GMT

Production

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	As opposed to wrestling outside, ACW quickly moved indoors to wrestle to avoid the harsh northern Michigan winters (which are only made worse by the proximity of the Great Lakes). This has allowed ACW to decorate what they call their "arena" with logos and banners. Also indoors allows more usage of electronics. The primary benefit of this is their usage of entrance videos and event videos on multiple TV screens. And recently ACW has made use of strobe lights and a fog machine for entrances.		As opposed to wrestling outside, ACW quickly moved indoors to wrestle to avoid the harsh northern Michigan winters (which are only made worse by the proximity of the Great Lakes). This has allowed ACW to decorate what they call their "arena" with logos and banners. Also indoors allows more usage of electronics. The primary benefit of this is their usage of entrance videos and event videos on multiple TV screens. And recently ACW has made use of strobe lights and a fog machine for entrances.
		+
	On the post production side of things, ACW produces its entire events straight to DVD or in a way that can be easily produced on DVD. They cite their main reason as creating a reliable archive of matches as their video tapes have been slowly degrading due to the humidity in Michigan. So there has been a recent emphasis to put old videos on DVD. Currently there is a project to put their old footage from 2001 onto DVDs.		On the post production side of things, ACW produces its entire events straight to DVD or in a way that can be easily produced on DVD. They cite their main reason as creating a reliable archive of matches as their video tapes have been slowly degrading due to the humidity in Michigan. So there has been a recent emphasis to put old videos on DVD. Currently there is a project to put their old footage from 2001 onto DVDs.

-	On the Spanish side of things, members actively design their own costumes and title belts. Also ACW has contracted Dave Perez from [[New Generation Wrestling]] as an announcer for the Spanish matches. But post production is done on the American side with the intent on future DVD compilations.	+	On the Spanish side of things, members actively design their own costumes and title belts. This has yielded one a very unique black and silver world championship belt. Also ACW has contracted Dave Perez from [[New Generation Wrestling]] as an announcer for the Spanish matches. But post production is done on the American side with the intent on future DVD compilations.

-	With its emphasis on production, ACW has developed its own resources to produce graphics, websites, videos, and music. And since their integration into the BYW community they have produced graphics, logos, as well as the theme music for [[GBYWN]]. Also members of ACW do production work on occasion for other feds on an individual basis.	+	With its emphasis on production, ACW has developed its own resources to produce graphics, websites, videos, and music. And since their integration into the BYW community they have produced graphics, logos, as well as the theme music for [[GBYWN]]. Also members of ACW do production work on occasion for other feds on an individual basis. A wrestling internet radio show which featured former pro wrestler and trainer Les Thatcher has used ACW music. Currently the professional wrestling group American Xtreme Wrestling uses a faded American flag logo designed by ACW. And the Lewiston Wrestling Federation has an outro video also designed by ACW.

	==YouShoot==		==YouShoot==

AbsoluteJake: /* History */

AbsoluteJake — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 05:36:40 GMT

History

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-	Then in March of 2009, ACW participated in its first supershow, Salt Lake Spring Break Showdown. It competed against other federations such as New Generation Wrestling (NGW), Lewiston Wrestling Federation (LWF), [[Battle Born Wrestling]] (BBW) and Championship Battleground Wrestling (CBW). The show was held in Salt Lake City, Utah then later in the week, Las Vegas, Nevada. It marked the first time ACW competed in two west coast states, Utah and Nevada. ACW showcased the characters of Jake Xinn, Houston, Glassier, Safety Guy and Nick Richards at SLSBS.	+	Then in March of 2009, ACW participated in its first supershow, Salt Lake Spring Break Showdown. It competed against other federations such as New Generation Wrestling (NGW), Lewiston Wrestling Federation (LWF), [[Battle Born Wrestling]] (BBW) and Championship Battleground Wrestling (CBW). The show was held in Salt Lake City, Utah then later in the week, Las Vegas, Nevada. It marked the first time ACW competed in two west coast states, Utah and Nevada. ACW showcased the characters of Jake Xinn, Houston, Glassier, Safety Guy and Nick Richards at SLSBS. A highlight of the show was when Jake Xinn won the LWF World Championship from LWF wrestler Nails.

-	And in June of 2009, ACW's very own [[Josh McMullin]] went to Chicago, Illinois to wrestle in the Global Domination supershow. There he joined [[Alex Ohlson]] of [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] to form the team of Agent Orange. This is the first time ACW wrestled in Illinois as well as the first time that an ACW wrestler teamed with a wrestler from another group.	+	And in June of 2009, ACW's very own [[Josh McMullin]] went to Chicago, Illinois to wrestle in the Global Domination supershow. There he joined [[Alex Ohlson]] of [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] to form the team of Agent Orange. This is the first time ACW wrestled in Illinois as well as the first time that an ACW wrestler teamed with a wrestler from another group. They went on to defeat future GBYWN World Champion, [[FX]], and an independent wrestler for his tag partner. Although not particularly large for an ACW wrestler, Josh McMullin was taller than the majority of the wrestlers who attended and thus earned the nickname "redwood".

-	~~Currently~~ ACW ~~is in talks to be a part of~~ the ~~Lewiston-Clark Spring Break Showdown in Lewiston, Idaho in 2010. This would be the first show ACW has done in Idaho~~. Also there are rumors that the Spain "faction" might purchase a ring and ~~become professional~~ under the ACW name.	+	In early 2010, ACW joined the [[Global Wrestling Circuit]]. Also there are rumors that the Spain "faction" might purchase a ring and tour Spain under the ACW name.

	==Production==		==Production==

AbsoluteJake: /* History */

AbsoluteJake — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 23:45:34 GMT

History

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	Then in March of 2009, ACW participated in its first supershow, Salt Lake Spring Break Showdown. It competed against other federations such as New Generation Wrestling (NGW), Lewiston Wrestling Federation (LWF), [[Battle Born Wrestling]] (BBW) and Championship Battleground Wrestling (CBW). The show was held in Salt Lake City, Utah then later in the week, Las Vegas, Nevada. It marked the first time ACW competed in two west coast states, Utah and Nevada. ACW showcased the characters of Jake Xinn, Houston, Glassier, Safety Guy and Nick Richards at SLSBS.		Then in March of 2009, ACW participated in its first supershow, Salt Lake Spring Break Showdown. It competed against other federations such as New Generation Wrestling (NGW), Lewiston Wrestling Federation (LWF), [[Battle Born Wrestling]] (BBW) and Championship Battleground Wrestling (CBW). The show was held in Salt Lake City, Utah then later in the week, Las Vegas, Nevada. It marked the first time ACW competed in two west coast states, Utah and Nevada. ACW showcased the characters of Jake Xinn, Houston, Glassier, Safety Guy and Nick Richards at SLSBS.

-	And in June of 2009, ACW's very own [[Josh McMullin]] went to Chicago, Illinois to wrestle in the Global Domination supershow. There he joined Alex Ohlson of [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] to form the team of Agent Orange. This is the first time ACW wrestled in Illinois as well as the first time that an ACW wrestler teamed with a wrestler from another group.	+	And in June of 2009, ACW's very own [[Josh McMullin]] went to Chicago, Illinois to wrestle in the Global Domination supershow. There he joined [[Alex Ohlson]] of [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] to form the team of Agent Orange. This is the first time ACW wrestled in Illinois as well as the first time that an ACW wrestler teamed with a wrestler from another group.
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		+	Currently ACW is in talks to be a part of the Lewiston-Clark Spring Break Showdown in Lewiston, Idaho in 2010. This would be the first show ACW has done in Idaho. Also there are rumors that the Spain "faction" might purchase a ring and become professional under the ACW name.

	==Production==		==Production==

AbsoluteJake: /* History */

AbsoluteJake — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 23:40:25 GMT

History

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	Then in March of 2009, ACW participated in its first supershow, Salt Lake Spring Break Showdown. It competed against other federations such as New Generation Wrestling (NGW), Lewiston Wrestling Federation (LWF), [[Battle Born Wrestling]] (BBW) and Championship Battleground Wrestling (CBW). The show was held in Salt Lake City, Utah then later in the week, Las Vegas, Nevada. It marked the first time ACW competed in two west coast states, Utah and Nevada. ACW showcased the characters of Jake Xinn, Houston, Glassier, Safety Guy and Nick Richards at SLSBS.		Then in March of 2009, ACW participated in its first supershow, Salt Lake Spring Break Showdown. It competed against other federations such as New Generation Wrestling (NGW), Lewiston Wrestling Federation (LWF), [[Battle Born Wrestling]] (BBW) and Championship Battleground Wrestling (CBW). The show was held in Salt Lake City, Utah then later in the week, Las Vegas, Nevada. It marked the first time ACW competed in two west coast states, Utah and Nevada. ACW showcased the characters of Jake Xinn, Houston, Glassier, Safety Guy and Nick Richards at SLSBS.

-	~~Currently~~, ACW ~~has plans~~ to ~~attend~~ the Global Domination supershow ~~presented by~~ [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] ~~and possibly another supershow yet~~ to ~~be decided on in~~ the ~~summer~~ of ~~2009~~.	+	And in June of 2009, ACW's very own [[Josh McMullin]] went to Chicago, Illinois to wrestle in the Global Domination supershow. There he joined Alex Ohlson of [[Bridgeview Wrestling Association]] to form the team of Agent Orange. This is the first time ACW wrestled in Illinois as well as the first time that an ACW wrestler teamed with a wrestler from another group.

	==Production==		==Production==

AbsoluteJake: /* Production */

AbsoluteJake — Thu, 28 May 2009 07:27:40 GMT

Production

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	As opposed to wrestling outside, ACW quickly moved indoors to wrestle to avoid the harsh northern Michigan winters (which are only made worse by the proximity of the Great Lakes). This has allowed ACW to decorate what they call their "arena" with logos and banners. Also indoors allows more usage of electronics. The primary benefit of this is their usage of entrance videos and event videos on multiple TV screens. And recently ACW has made use of strobe lights and a fog machine for entrances.		As opposed to wrestling outside, ACW quickly moved indoors to wrestle to avoid the harsh northern Michigan winters (which are only made worse by the proximity of the Great Lakes). This has allowed ACW to decorate what they call their "arena" with logos and banners. Also indoors allows more usage of electronics. The primary benefit of this is their usage of entrance videos and event videos on multiple TV screens. And recently ACW has made use of strobe lights and a fog machine for entrances.
	On the post production side of things, ACW produces its entire events straight to DVD or in a way that can be easily produced on DVD. They cite their main reason as creating a reliable archive of matches as their video tapes have been slowly degrading due to the humidity in Michigan. So there has been a recent emphasis to put old videos on DVD. Currently there is a project to put their old footage from 2001 onto DVDs.		On the post production side of things, ACW produces its entire events straight to DVD or in a way that can be easily produced on DVD. They cite their main reason as creating a reliable archive of matches as their video tapes have been slowly degrading due to the humidity in Michigan. So there has been a recent emphasis to put old videos on DVD. Currently there is a project to put their old footage from 2001 onto DVDs.
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		+	On the Spanish side of things, members actively design their own costumes and title belts. Also ACW has contracted Dave Perez from [[New Generation Wrestling]] as an announcer for the Spanish matches. But post production is done on the American side with the intent on future DVD compilations.

	With its emphasis on production, ACW has developed its own resources to produce graphics, websites, videos, and music. And since their integration into the BYW community they have produced graphics, logos, as well as the theme music for [[GBYWN]]. Also members of ACW do production work on occasion for other feds on an individual basis.		With its emphasis on production, ACW has developed its own resources to produce graphics, websites, videos, and music. And since their integration into the BYW community they have produced graphics, logos, as well as the theme music for [[GBYWN]]. Also members of ACW do production work on occasion for other feds on an individual basis.