Skull Jr. - Revision history

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NBYWA: /* Retirement Tour (2010-Present) */

NBYWA — Wed, 02 Jan 2013 00:29:12 GMT

Retirement Tour (2010-Present)

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	Skull with the [[NBYWA World Heavyweight Championship]] belt during his appearance at Higher Passion Wrestling on September 3, 2011.		Skull with the [[NBYWA World Heavyweight Championship]] belt during his appearance at Higher Passion Wrestling on September 3, 2011.
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-	On May 12, 2010, the ninth anniversary of his backyard wrestling career, Skull Jr. announced that he wanted to retire the next year, and also wanted to go to feds he's dreamed of wrestling in. This has been titled the "2010-11 Skull Jr. Retirement Tour". Skull's last match was announced to be against RPK of HCW on May 12, 2011, the tenth anniversary of his BYW career. On September 5, 2010, Skull won the vacant NBYWA World and International Heavyweight Championships, giving him his 55th World Title in backyard wrestling. On September 19, plans started for a new federation to be founded, which Skull joined as a temporary roster member. The name of the federation is the [[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (named by Skull himself). On January 8, 2011, Skull announced he wanted instead to retire on August 19 (THW's fifth anniversary) at the Michigan Wrestling Association supershow "Crossfire". Skull and RPK wrestled a two-round hardcore match at "[[NBYWA 2: Rivals]]" on April 23. The first round was for the MWA Hardcore Championship, which Skull retained. The second round was for the NBYWA World Heavyweight Championship, which Skull lost due to interference by Karnage. On May 21, Sean "The Promise" Steel, "Big Daddy" Paul Steel, and James "Grimm" Blackwell representing the faction TNT of [[Higher Passion Wrestling]], another NBYWA federation, called out Skull Jr. and invited whoever the NBYWA World Champion was at any point in the near future to come down to an HPW show and have the title be defended. Skull Jr. responded on June 15, inviting them instead to come to his upcoming supershows "NBYWA 4 & 5: Mid-Summer Showdown". He also addressed a call-out from Mike Knox, a hardcore wrestler from another NBYWA federation, Extremely Shitty Backyard Wrestling, and inquired about a clean match. Skull also invoked his rematch clause for NBYWA 3 (which eventually didn't happen), and vacated his NBYWA International Heavyweight Championship to make it available for a tournament at the supershows. On June 21, Sean Steel [[TPBYWA World Heavyweight Championship\|claimed the NBYWA World Title]], which Skull and NBYWA denied the next day. On June 26, Skull was defeated by RPK in a triple threat match for the MWA World Title, which Karnage was also involved in. On July 3, Skull was awarded the NBYWA World Title by the NBYWA Board of Directors, due to his #1 contendership after RPK was taken out of action for about two weeks. On July 12, Skull became the victor of a match by forfeit at an [[NBYWA 4: Mid-Summer Showdown Part 1\|NBYWA supershow]], this time against "The Underdog" Alec Rutledge. He retained the NBYWA World Title in that match. At the [[NBYWA 5: Mid-Summer Showdown Part 2\|next supershow]] two days later, things went down the same as they did with NBYWA 4, and Skull was declared the winner of a title match again by forfeit. He also announced in his promo the re-launch of THW, resuming the role of the federation's World Champion, and announced he was quitting MWA due to the lack of events. He also announced he was holding off retirement for another year. On August 8, 2011, Skull was promoted to administrator on the [[BYW Rulz]] forum. On August 14, 2011, Skull confirmed his and RPK's appearance at HPW's "Homecoming" and "Hell-O-Ween" events on September 3 and October 1, 2011, respectively. Before "Homecoming", "[[NBYWA 6]]" was held, in which Skull lost his THW World Title to RPK, after interference by James Blackwell. At "Homecoming", Skull lost the NBYWA World Title to Sean Steel in a match that also involved Blackwell and with the HPW and [[The Promise's Backyard Wrestling Association\|TPBYWA]] World Titles also on the line. Skull was beat down by the Masters of the Backyard (MOB) almost immediately after. Skull returned to Ohio for "[[HPW/NBYWA 7: Hell-O-Ween]]" on October 1 and defeated Steel to win the NBYWA and TPBYWA World Titles. Originally, the match was scheduled only with the NBYWA World Title on the line, but Skull convinced Steel to put the TPBYWA on the line, feeling that a victory over Steel wouldn't be "complete" without that belt on the line. He promised Steel after the match that he'd decide what happens to both belts the week afterward. However, the decision would not come until December 18, immediately following HCW's "Snow Storm" event. Skull chose to keep the NBYWA World Title, but drop the TPBYWA World Title. Unfortunately, shortly after the show, Skull suffered a fracture in his right hand and had to vacate the NBYWA World Title on January 1, 2012. He scheduled a tournament on February 12, with himself and RPK for the THW World Heavyweight Championship in round 1. The tournament was then delayed for April. On February 9, with the help of Sunomi, the two brothers started the [[The NBYWA Reform\|reform of the NBYWA]]. A new logo was made and new policies were created. The reform was started in order to expand the NBYWA. On March 23, Skull was named an honorary member of HPW's Management due to his helping with the federation's BYWpedia pages and all other pages related to them. On April 2, Skull's administration on BYW Rulz was at least temporarily stripped along with every other admin on the forum besides it's creator, [[Shawn Selby]]. Selby did this so that he could see who were best fit to be administrators. Two days later on April 4, his administrative powers were restored along with the others'. In late April, the NBYWA World Title tournament was delayed to May 27. The tournament idea was canceled on June 11, and instead it was announced that at the MWA's last event a match would be held to crown a new NBYWA and THW World Heavyweight Champion. The event happened on September 16.	+	On May 12, 2010, the ninth anniversary of his backyard wrestling career, Skull Jr. announced that he wanted to retire the next year, and also wanted to go to feds he's dreamed of wrestling in. This has been titled the "2010-11 Skull Jr. Retirement Tour". Skull's last match was announced to be against RPK of HCW on May 12, 2011, the tenth anniversary of his BYW career. On September 5, 2010, Skull won the vacant NBYWA World and International Heavyweight Championships, giving him his 55th World Title in backyard wrestling. On September 19, plans started for a new federation to be founded, which Skull joined as a temporary roster member. The name of the federation is the [[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (named by Skull himself). On January 8, 2011, Skull announced he wanted instead to retire on August 19 (THW's fifth anniversary) at the Michigan Wrestling Association supershow "Crossfire". Skull and RPK wrestled a two-round hardcore match at "[[NBYWA 2: Rivals]]" on April 23. The first round was for the MWA Hardcore Championship, which Skull retained. The second round was for the NBYWA World Heavyweight Championship, which Skull lost due to interference by Karnage. On May 21, Sean "The Promise" Steel, "Big Daddy" Paul Steel, and James "Grimm" Blackwell representing the faction TNT of [[Higher Passion Wrestling]], another NBYWA federation, called out Skull Jr. and invited whoever the NBYWA World Champion was at any point in the near future to come down to an HPW show and have the title be defended. Skull Jr. responded on June 15, inviting them instead to come to his upcoming supershows "NBYWA 4 & 5: Mid-Summer Showdown". He also addressed a call-out from Mike Knox, a hardcore wrestler from another NBYWA federation, Extremely Shitty Backyard Wrestling, and inquired about a clean match. Skull also invoked his rematch clause for NBYWA 3 (which eventually didn't happen), and vacated his NBYWA International Heavyweight Championship to make it available for a tournament at the supershows. On June 21, Sean Steel [[TPBYWA World Heavyweight Championship\|claimed the NBYWA World Title]], which Skull and NBYWA denied the next day. On June 26, Skull was defeated by RPK in a triple threat match for the MWA World Title, which Karnage was also involved in. On July 3, Skull was awarded the NBYWA World Title by the NBYWA Board of Directors, due to his #1 contendership after RPK was taken out of action for about two weeks. On July 12, Skull became the victor of a match by forfeit at an [[NBYWA 4: Mid-Summer Showdown Part 1\|NBYWA supershow]], this time against "The Underdog" Alec Rutledge. He retained the NBYWA World Title in that match. At the [[NBYWA 5: Mid-Summer Showdown Part 2\|next supershow]] two days later, things went down the same as they did with NBYWA 4, and Skull was declared the winner of a title match again by forfeit. He also announced in his promo the re-launch of THW, resuming the role of the federation's World Champion, and announced he was quitting MWA due to the lack of events. He also announced he was holding off retirement for another year. On August 8, 2011, Skull was promoted to administrator on the [[BYW Rulz]] forum. On August 14, 2011, Skull confirmed his and RPK's appearance at HPW's "Homecoming" and "Hell-O-Ween" events on September 3 and October 1, 2011, respectively. Before "Homecoming", "[[NBYWA 6]]" was held, in which Skull lost his THW World Title to RPK, after interference by James Blackwell. At "Homecoming", Skull lost the NBYWA World Title to Sean Steel in a match that also involved Blackwell and with the HPW and [[The Promise's Backyard Wrestling Association\|TPBYWA]] World Titles also on the line. Skull was beat down by the Masters of the Backyard (MOB) almost immediately after. Skull returned to Ohio for "[[HPW/NBYWA 7: Hell-O-Ween]]" on October 1 and defeated Steel to win the NBYWA and TPBYWA World Titles. Originally, the match was scheduled only with the NBYWA World Title on the line, but Skull convinced Steel to put the TPBYWA on the line, feeling that a victory over Steel wouldn't be "complete" without that belt on the line. He promised Steel after the match that he'd decide what happens to both belts the week afterward. However, the decision would not come until December 18, immediately following HCW's "Snow Storm" event. Skull chose to keep the NBYWA World Title, but drop the TPBYWA World Title. Unfortunately, shortly after the show, Skull suffered a fracture in his right hand and had to vacate the NBYWA World Title on January 1, 2012. He scheduled a tournament on February 12, with himself and RPK for the THW World Heavyweight Championship in round 1. The tournament was then delayed for April. On February 9, with the help of Sunomi, the two brothers started the [[The NBYWA Reform\|reform of the NBYWA]]. A new logo was made and new policies were created. The reform was started in order to expand the NBYWA. On March 23, Skull was named an honorary member of HPW's Management due to his helping with the federation's BYWpedia pages and all other pages related to them. On April 2, Skull's administration on BYW Rulz was at least temporarily stripped along with every other admin on the forum besides it's creator, [[Shawn Selby]]. Selby did this so that he could see who were best fit to be administrators. Two days later on April 4, his administrative powers were restored along with the others'. In late April, the NBYWA World Title tournament was delayed to May 27. The tournament idea was canceled on June 11, and instead it was announced that at the MWA's last event a match would be held to crown a new NBYWA and THW World Heavyweight Champion. The event happened on September 16. On January 1, 2013, Skull joined the group SCARS, a group which defends less popular federations and wrestlers. In the announcement video, he called out [[Rad Hazard]], citing a comment made from him about the NBYWA on Facebook.

	===[[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (2010-2011, 2012)===		===[[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (2010-2011, 2012)===

NBYWA: /* Championships and Accomplishments */

NBYWA — Tue, 01 Jan 2013 13:40:03 GMT

Championships and Accomplishments

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	**[[MWA Hardcore Championship]] (1 time)		**[[MWA Hardcore Championship]] (1 time)

NBYWA: /* Second Stint (2012) */

NBYWA — Tue, 01 Jan 2013 13:39:38 GMT

Second Stint (2012)

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	====Second Stint (2012)====		====Second Stint (2012)====
-	On May 31, 2012, Skull returned to the roster of MWA after acquiring ownership of it from Karnage. On June 11, Skull announced the federation would be closing with it's final event on July 29. In it he planned to have matches to crown a new THW and NBYWA World Champion, and a new MWA Hardcore Champion on the card. He also announced a match pitting MWA World Champion RPK against the first champion Alec Rutledge for the title. On the card he was scheduled to take on The Demon for the THW & NBYWA World Titles, the main event stayed the same, but no plans for the MWA Hardcore Title were announced. On September 3, Skull overhauled the show due to some appearance concerns. An THW, MWA, and NBYWA World Title Unification Match was scheduled between Skull and RPK. On September 16 at the final "MWA IMPACT", Skull defeated RPK by forfeit, winning all three Titles. RPK was fired by Skull afterward, but was superkicked by him. RPK then delivered a shoot promo, promising him a living hell week in and week out. Skull's reign as MWA World Heavyweight Champion ~~will last~~ until December 31, 2012.	+	On May 31, 2012, Skull returned to the roster of MWA after acquiring ownership of it from Karnage. On June 11, Skull announced the federation would be closing with it's final event on July 29. In it he planned to have matches to crown a new THW and NBYWA World Champion, and a new MWA Hardcore Champion on the card. He also announced a match pitting MWA World Champion RPK against the first champion Alec Rutledge for the title. On the card he was scheduled to take on The Demon for the THW & NBYWA World Titles, the main event stayed the same, but no plans for the MWA Hardcore Title were announced. On September 3, Skull overhauled the show due to some appearance concerns. An THW, MWA, and NBYWA World Title Unification Match was scheduled between Skull and RPK. On September 16 at the final "MWA IMPACT", Skull defeated RPK by forfeit, winning all three Titles. RPK was fired by Skull afterward, but was superkicked by him. RPK then delivered a shoot promo, promising him a living hell week in and week out. Skull's reign as MWA World Heavyweight Champion lasted until December 31, 2012, after which it became defunct.

	===[[Total Hardcore Wrestling]] Return (2011-Present)===		===[[Total Hardcore Wrestling]] Return (2011-Present)===

NBYWA: /* Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present) */

NBYWA — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 01:39:29 GMT

Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present)

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	===[[Total Hardcore Wrestling]] Return (2011-Present)===		===[[Total Hardcore Wrestling]] Return (2011-Present)===
	====Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present)====		====Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present)====
-	On July 14, 2011, Skull Jr. re-launched THW and resumed his eighth reign as [[THW World Heavyweight Championship\|World Heavyweight Champion]]. Though an event has yet to take place, it has been planned many times. A co-promoted supershow, "[[THW 23/NBYWA 6: Revival]]", was planned but canceled. On September 3 at "[[NBYWA 6]]", Skull was defeated by ~~Lance Manion~~ in a match for the THW World Title. This was the first time a THW title was defended outside of Michigan. In early April, Skull made a talent-exchange deal with the owners of All-Out Championship Wrestling, meaning the rosters of the two feds are the same. This also allows the federation to book each other's championships. On April 13, Skull vacated the THW World Title, due to ~~Lance~~ taking the belt. The original belt was temporarily used because of this, and ~~Lance~~ was fired from THW. On September 16, Skull won the THW World Championship, as well as the MWA and NBYWA World Titles. On September 30, Day 2 of [[THW 23/NBYWA 8]], Skull lost the THW World Title to Donovan Bagwell. After the match, Skull gave a speech and presented Donovan with the belt. ~~Rob Keogh (Lance Manion's new name)~~ made his way in, and Skull was beat down by the two. On October 3, THW and AOCW split their agreement, leaving the THW World Title vacant again since Donovan's home federation is AOCW.	+	On July 14, 2011, Skull Jr. re-launched THW and resumed his eighth reign as [[THW World Heavyweight Championship\|World Heavyweight Champion]]. Though an event has yet to take place, it has been planned many times. A co-promoted supershow, "[[THW 23/NBYWA 6: Revival]]", was planned but canceled. On September 3 at "[[NBYWA 6]]", Skull was defeated by RPK in a match for the THW World Title. This was the first time a THW title was defended outside of Michigan. In early April, Skull made a talent-exchange deal with the owners of All-Out Championship Wrestling, meaning the rosters of the two feds are the same. This also allows the federation to book each other's championships. On April 13, Skull vacated the THW World Title, due to RPK taking the belt. The original belt was temporarily used because of this, and RPK was fired from THW. On September 16, Skull won the THW World Championship, as well as the MWA and NBYWA World Titles. On September 30, Day 2 of [[THW 23/NBYWA 8]], Skull lost the THW World Title to Donovan Bagwell. After the match, Skull gave a speech and presented Donovan with the belt. RPK made his way in, and Skull was beat down by the two. On October 3, THW and AOCW split their agreement, leaving the THW World Title vacant again since Donovan's home federation is AOCW.

	==In Wrestling==		==In Wrestling==

NBYWA: /* Michigan Wrestling Association (2010-2011, 2012) */

NBYWA — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 01:38:27 GMT

Michigan Wrestling Association (2010-2011, 2012)

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	===[[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (2010-2011, 2012)===		===[[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (2010-2011, 2012)===
	====First Stint (2010-2011)====		====First Stint (2010-2011)====
-	On September 19, 2010, shortly after he won his first NBYWA World Title, Skull Jr. and Karnage founded the [[Michigan Wrestling Association]]. The federation was named by Skull himself. He debuted with the federation in it's first event on November 14, losing in a triple threat elimination match to crown the first [[MWA World Heavyweight Championship\|MWA World Champion]]. On December 27, Skull became the first [[MWA Hardcore Championship\|MWA Hardcore Champion]]. On January 9, 2011, he lost the NBYWA International Heavyweight Title. He won it back in a rematch on January 23. After the show, MWA took a hiatus and announced it's return for Spring 2011. On June 25, Skull surrendered the MWA Hardcore Title to receive a shot at the MWA World Title. He lost the shot the next day to ~~Lance Manion~~, the Champion, at "[[NBYWA 3: Grudge]]", which was co-promoted by MWA. On July 14, fed up with the lack of events, Skull quit the federation and re-started Total Hardcore Wrestling.	+	On September 19, 2010, shortly after he won his first NBYWA World Title, Skull Jr. and Karnage founded the [[Michigan Wrestling Association]]. The federation was named by Skull himself. He debuted with the federation in it's first event on November 14, losing in a triple threat elimination match to crown the first [[MWA World Heavyweight Championship\|MWA World Champion]]. On December 27, Skull became the first [[MWA Hardcore Championship\|MWA Hardcore Champion]]. On January 9, 2011, he lost the NBYWA International Heavyweight Title. He won it back in a rematch on January 23. After the show, MWA took a hiatus and announced it's return for Spring 2011. On June 25, Skull surrendered the MWA Hardcore Title to receive a shot at the MWA World Title. He lost the shot the next day to RPK, the Champion, at "[[NBYWA 3: Grudge]]", which was co-promoted by MWA. On July 14, fed up with the lack of events, Skull quit the federation and re-started Total Hardcore Wrestling.

	====Second Stint (2012)====		====Second Stint (2012)====
-	On May 31, 2012, Skull returned to the roster of MWA after acquiring ownership of it from Karnage. On June 11, Skull announced the federation would be closing with it's final event on July 29. In it he planned to have matches to crown a new THW and NBYWA World Champion, and a new MWA Hardcore Champion on the card. He also announced a match pitting MWA World Champion ~~Lance Manion~~ against the first champion Alec Rutledge for the title. On the card he was scheduled to take on The Demon for the THW & NBYWA World Titles, the main event stayed the same, but no plans for the MWA Hardcore Title were announced. On September 3, Skull overhauled the show due to some appearance concerns. An THW, MWA, and NBYWA World Title Unification Match was scheduled between Skull and ~~Lance~~. On September 16 at the final "MWA IMPACT", Skull defeated ~~Lance~~ by forfeit, winning all three Titles. ~~Lance~~ was fired by Skull afterward, but was superkicked by him. ~~Lance~~ then delivered a shoot promo, promising him a living hell week in and week out. Skull's reign as MWA World Heavyweight Champion will last until December 31, 2012.	+	On May 31, 2012, Skull returned to the roster of MWA after acquiring ownership of it from Karnage. On June 11, Skull announced the federation would be closing with it's final event on July 29. In it he planned to have matches to crown a new THW and NBYWA World Champion, and a new MWA Hardcore Champion on the card. He also announced a match pitting MWA World Champion RPK against the first champion Alec Rutledge for the title. On the card he was scheduled to take on The Demon for the THW & NBYWA World Titles, the main event stayed the same, but no plans for the MWA Hardcore Title were announced. On September 3, Skull overhauled the show due to some appearance concerns. An THW, MWA, and NBYWA World Title Unification Match was scheduled between Skull and RPK. On September 16 at the final "MWA IMPACT", Skull defeated RPK by forfeit, winning all three Titles. RPK was fired by Skull afterward, but was superkicked by him. RPK then delivered a shoot promo, promising him a living hell week in and week out. Skull's reign as MWA World Heavyweight Champion will last until December 31, 2012.

	===[[Total Hardcore Wrestling]] Return (2011-Present)===		===[[Total Hardcore Wrestling]] Return (2011-Present)===

NBYWA: /* Retirement Tour (2010-Present) */

NBYWA — Tue, 04 Dec 2012 01:36:59 GMT

Retirement Tour (2010-Present)

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	Skull with the [[NBYWA World Heavyweight Championship]] belt during his appearance at Higher Passion Wrestling on September 3, 2011.		Skull with the [[NBYWA World Heavyweight Championship]] belt during his appearance at Higher Passion Wrestling on September 3, 2011.
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-	On May 12, 2010, the ninth anniversary of his backyard wrestling career, Skull Jr. announced that he wanted to retire the next year, and also wanted to go to feds he's dreamed of wrestling in. This has been titled the "2010-11 Skull Jr. Retirement Tour". Skull's last match was announced to be against RPK of HCW on May 12, 2011, the tenth anniversary of his BYW career. On September 5, 2010, Skull won the vacant NBYWA World and International Heavyweight Championships, giving him his 55th World Title in backyard wrestling. On September 19, plans started for a new federation to be founded, which Skull joined as a temporary roster member. The name of the federation is the [[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (named by Skull himself). On January 8, 2011, Skull announced he wanted instead to retire on August 19 (THW's fifth anniversary) at the Michigan Wrestling Association supershow "Crossfire". Skull and ~~Lance Manion (~~RPK~~'s new name)~~ wrestled a two-round hardcore match at "[[NBYWA 2: Rivals]]" on April 23. The first round was for the MWA Hardcore Championship, which Skull retained. The second round was for the NBYWA World Heavyweight Championship, which Skull lost due to interference by Karnage. On May 21, Sean "The Promise" Steel, "Big Daddy" Paul Steel, and James "Grimm" Blackwell representing the faction TNT of [[Higher Passion Wrestling]], another NBYWA federation, called out Skull Jr. and invited whoever the NBYWA World Champion was at any point in the near future to come down to an HPW show and have the title be defended. Skull Jr. responded on June 15, inviting them instead to come to his upcoming supershows "NBYWA 4 & 5: Mid-Summer Showdown". He also addressed a call-out from Mike Knox, a hardcore wrestler from another NBYWA federation, Extremely Shitty Backyard Wrestling, and inquired about a clean match. Skull also invoked his rematch clause for NBYWA 3 (which eventually didn't happen), and vacated his NBYWA International Heavyweight Championship to make it available for a tournament at the supershows. On June 21, Sean Steel [[TPBYWA World Heavyweight Championship\|claimed the NBYWA World Title]], which Skull and NBYWA denied the next day. On June 26, Skull was defeated by ~~Lance Manion~~ in a triple threat match for the MWA World Title, which Karnage was also involved in. On July 3, Skull was awarded the NBYWA World Title by the NBYWA Board of Directors, due to his #1 contendership after ~~Lance~~ was taken out of action for about two weeks. On July 12, Skull became the victor of a match by forfeit at an [[NBYWA 4: Mid-Summer Showdown Part 1\|NBYWA supershow]], this time against "The Underdog" Alec Rutledge. He retained the NBYWA World Title in that match. At the [[NBYWA 5: Mid-Summer Showdown Part 2\|next supershow]] two days later, things went down the same as they did with NBYWA 4, and Skull was declared the winner of a title match again by forfeit. He also announced in his promo the re-launch of THW, resuming the role of the federation's World Champion, and announced he was quitting MWA due to the lack of events. He also announced he was holding off retirement for another year. On August 8, 2011, Skull was promoted to administrator on the [[BYW Rulz]] forum. On August 14, 2011, Skull confirmed his and ~~Lance Manion~~'s appearance at HPW's "Homecoming" and "Hell-O-Ween" events on September 3 and October 1, 2011, respectively. Before "Homecoming", "[[NBYWA 6]]" was held, in which Skull lost his THW World Title to ~~Lance Manion~~, after interference by James Blackwell. At "Homecoming", Skull lost the NBYWA World Title to Sean Steel in a match that also involved Blackwell and with the HPW and [[The Promise's Backyard Wrestling Association\|TPBYWA]] World Titles also on the line. Skull was beat down by the Masters of the Backyard (MOB) almost immediately after. Skull returned to Ohio for "[[HPW/NBYWA 7: Hell-O-Ween]]" on October 1 and defeated Steel to win the NBYWA and TPBYWA World Titles. Originally, the match was scheduled only with the NBYWA World Title on the line, but Skull convinced Steel to put the TPBYWA on the line, feeling that a victory over Steel wouldn't be "complete" without that belt on the line. He promised Steel after the match that he'd decide what happens to both belts the week afterward. However, the decision would not come until December 18, immediately following HCW's "Snow Storm" event. Skull chose to keep the NBYWA World Title, but drop the TPBYWA World Title. Unfortunately, shortly after the show, Skull suffered a fracture in his right hand and had to vacate the NBYWA World Title on January 1, 2012. He scheduled a tournament on February 12, with himself and ~~Lance Manion~~ for the THW World Heavyweight Championship in round 1. The tournament was then delayed for April. On February 9, with the help of Sunomi, the two brothers started the [[The NBYWA Reform\|reform of the NBYWA]]. A new logo was made and new policies were created. The reform was started in order to expand the NBYWA. On March 23, Skull was named an honorary member of HPW's Management due to his helping with the federation's BYWpedia pages and all other pages related to them. On April 2, Skull's administration on BYW Rulz was at least temporarily stripped along with every other admin on the forum besides it's creator, [[Shawn Selby]]. Selby did this so that he could see who were best fit to be administrators. Two days later on April 4, his administrative powers were restored along with the others'. In late April, the NBYWA World Title tournament was delayed to May 27. The tournament idea was canceled on June 11, and instead it was announced that at the MWA's last event a match would be held to crown a new NBYWA and THW World Heavyweight Champion. The event happened on September 16.	+	On May 12, 2010, the ninth anniversary of his backyard wrestling career, Skull Jr. announced that he wanted to retire the next year, and also wanted to go to feds he's dreamed of wrestling in. This has been titled the "2010-11 Skull Jr. Retirement Tour". Skull's last match was announced to be against RPK of HCW on May 12, 2011, the tenth anniversary of his BYW career. On September 5, 2010, Skull won the vacant NBYWA World and International Heavyweight Championships, giving him his 55th World Title in backyard wrestling. On September 19, plans started for a new federation to be founded, which Skull joined as a temporary roster member. The name of the federation is the [[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (named by Skull himself). On January 8, 2011, Skull announced he wanted instead to retire on August 19 (THW's fifth anniversary) at the Michigan Wrestling Association supershow "Crossfire". Skull and RPK wrestled a two-round hardcore match at "[[NBYWA 2: Rivals]]" on April 23. The first round was for the MWA Hardcore Championship, which Skull retained. The second round was for the NBYWA World Heavyweight Championship, which Skull lost due to interference by Karnage. On May 21, Sean "The Promise" Steel, "Big Daddy" Paul Steel, and James "Grimm" Blackwell representing the faction TNT of [[Higher Passion Wrestling]], another NBYWA federation, called out Skull Jr. and invited whoever the NBYWA World Champion was at any point in the near future to come down to an HPW show and have the title be defended. Skull Jr. responded on June 15, inviting them instead to come to his upcoming supershows "NBYWA 4 & 5: Mid-Summer Showdown". He also addressed a call-out from Mike Knox, a hardcore wrestler from another NBYWA federation, Extremely Shitty Backyard Wrestling, and inquired about a clean match. Skull also invoked his rematch clause for NBYWA 3 (which eventually didn't happen), and vacated his NBYWA International Heavyweight Championship to make it available for a tournament at the supershows. On June 21, Sean Steel [[TPBYWA World Heavyweight Championship\|claimed the NBYWA World Title]], which Skull and NBYWA denied the next day. On June 26, Skull was defeated by RPK in a triple threat match for the MWA World Title, which Karnage was also involved in. On July 3, Skull was awarded the NBYWA World Title by the NBYWA Board of Directors, due to his #1 contendership after RPK was taken out of action for about two weeks. On July 12, Skull became the victor of a match by forfeit at an [[NBYWA 4: Mid-Summer Showdown Part 1\|NBYWA supershow]], this time against "The Underdog" Alec Rutledge. He retained the NBYWA World Title in that match. At the [[NBYWA 5: Mid-Summer Showdown Part 2\|next supershow]] two days later, things went down the same as they did with NBYWA 4, and Skull was declared the winner of a title match again by forfeit. He also announced in his promo the re-launch of THW, resuming the role of the federation's World Champion, and announced he was quitting MWA due to the lack of events. He also announced he was holding off retirement for another year. On August 8, 2011, Skull was promoted to administrator on the [[BYW Rulz]] forum. On August 14, 2011, Skull confirmed his and RPK's appearance at HPW's "Homecoming" and "Hell-O-Ween" events on September 3 and October 1, 2011, respectively. Before "Homecoming", "[[NBYWA 6]]" was held, in which Skull lost his THW World Title to RPK, after interference by James Blackwell. At "Homecoming", Skull lost the NBYWA World Title to Sean Steel in a match that also involved Blackwell and with the HPW and [[The Promise's Backyard Wrestling Association\|TPBYWA]] World Titles also on the line. Skull was beat down by the Masters of the Backyard (MOB) almost immediately after. Skull returned to Ohio for "[[HPW/NBYWA 7: Hell-O-Ween]]" on October 1 and defeated Steel to win the NBYWA and TPBYWA World Titles. Originally, the match was scheduled only with the NBYWA World Title on the line, but Skull convinced Steel to put the TPBYWA on the line, feeling that a victory over Steel wouldn't be "complete" without that belt on the line. He promised Steel after the match that he'd decide what happens to both belts the week afterward. However, the decision would not come until December 18, immediately following HCW's "Snow Storm" event. Skull chose to keep the NBYWA World Title, but drop the TPBYWA World Title. Unfortunately, shortly after the show, Skull suffered a fracture in his right hand and had to vacate the NBYWA World Title on January 1, 2012. He scheduled a tournament on February 12, with himself and RPK for the THW World Heavyweight Championship in round 1. The tournament was then delayed for April. On February 9, with the help of Sunomi, the two brothers started the [[The NBYWA Reform\|reform of the NBYWA]]. A new logo was made and new policies were created. The reform was started in order to expand the NBYWA. On March 23, Skull was named an honorary member of HPW's Management due to his helping with the federation's BYWpedia pages and all other pages related to them. On April 2, Skull's administration on BYW Rulz was at least temporarily stripped along with every other admin on the forum besides it's creator, [[Shawn Selby]]. Selby did this so that he could see who were best fit to be administrators. Two days later on April 4, his administrative powers were restored along with the others'. In late April, the NBYWA World Title tournament was delayed to May 27. The tournament idea was canceled on June 11, and instead it was announced that at the MWA's last event a match would be held to crown a new NBYWA and THW World Heavyweight Champion. The event happened on September 16.

	===[[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (2010-2011, 2012)===		===[[Michigan Wrestling Association]] (2010-2011, 2012)===

NBYWA: /* Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present) */

NBYWA — Wed, 03 Oct 2012 22:48:53 GMT

Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present)

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	===[[Total Hardcore Wrestling]] Return (2011-Present)===		===[[Total Hardcore Wrestling]] Return (2011-Present)===
	====Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present)====		====Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present)====
-	On July 14, 2011, Skull Jr. re-launched THW and resumed his eighth reign as [[THW World Heavyweight Championship\|World Heavyweight Champion]]. Though an event has yet to take place, it has been planned many times. A co-promoted supershow, "[[THW 23/NBYWA 6: Revival]]", was planned but canceled. On September 3 at "[[NBYWA 6]]", Skull was defeated by Lance Manion in a match for the THW World Title. This was the first time a THW title was defended outside of Michigan. In early April, Skull made a talent-exchange deal with the owners of All-Out Championship Wrestling, meaning the rosters of the two feds are the same. This also allows the federation to book each other's championships. On April 13, Skull vacated the THW World Title, due to Lance taking the belt. The original belt was temporarily used because of this, and Lance was fired from THW. On September 16, Skull won the THW World Championship, as well as the MWA and NBYWA World Titles. On September 30, Day 2 of [[THW 23/NBYWA 8]], Skull lost the THW World Title to Donovan Bagwell. After the match, Skull gave a speech and presented Donovan with the belt. Rob Keogh (Lance Manion's new name) made his way in, and Skull was beat down by the two.	+	On July 14, 2011, Skull Jr. re-launched THW and resumed his eighth reign as [[THW World Heavyweight Championship\|World Heavyweight Champion]]. Though an event has yet to take place, it has been planned many times. A co-promoted supershow, "[[THW 23/NBYWA 6: Revival]]", was planned but canceled. On September 3 at "[[NBYWA 6]]", Skull was defeated by Lance Manion in a match for the THW World Title. This was the first time a THW title was defended outside of Michigan. In early April, Skull made a talent-exchange deal with the owners of All-Out Championship Wrestling, meaning the rosters of the two feds are the same. This also allows the federation to book each other's championships. On April 13, Skull vacated the THW World Title, due to Lance taking the belt. The original belt was temporarily used because of this, and Lance was fired from THW. On September 16, Skull won the THW World Championship, as well as the MWA and NBYWA World Titles. On September 30, Day 2 of [[THW 23/NBYWA 8]], Skull lost the THW World Title to Donovan Bagwell. After the match, Skull gave a speech and presented Donovan with the belt. Rob Keogh (Lance Manion's new name) made his way in, and Skull was beat down by the two. On October 3, THW and AOCW split their agreement, leaving the THW World Title vacant again since Donovan's home federation is AOCW.

	==In Wrestling==		==In Wrestling==

NBYWA: /* Championships and Accomplishments */

NBYWA — Mon, 01 Oct 2012 19:04:26 GMT

Championships and Accomplishments

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-	**[[THW World Heavyweight Championship]] (9 times~~, current~~)	+	**[[THW World Heavyweight Championship]] (9 times)
	**[[THW Hardcore Championship]] (5 times)		**[[THW Hardcore Championship]] (5 times)
	**Old Fed World Championship (16 times)		**Old Fed World Championship (16 times)

NBYWA: /* Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present) */

NBYWA — Mon, 01 Oct 2012 19:04:02 GMT

Re-Starting The Federation (2011-Present)

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-	On July 14, 2011, Skull Jr. re-launched THW and resumed his eighth reign as [[THW World Heavyweight Championship\|World Heavyweight Champion]]. Though an event has yet to take place, it has been planned many times. A co-promoted supershow, "[[THW 23/NBYWA 6: Revival]]", was planned but canceled. On September 3 at "[[NBYWA 6]]", Skull was defeated by Lance Manion in a match for the THW World Title. This was the first time a THW title was defended outside of Michigan. In early April, Skull made a talent-exchange deal with the owners of All-Out Championship Wrestling, meaning the rosters of the two feds are the same. This also allows the federation to book each other's championships. On April 13, Skull vacated the THW World Title, due to Lance taking the belt. The original belt was temporarily used because of this, and Lance was fired from THW. On September 16, Skull won the THW World Championship, as well as the MWA and NBYWA World Titles.	+	On July 14, 2011, Skull Jr. re-launched THW and resumed his eighth reign as [[THW World Heavyweight Championship\|World Heavyweight Champion]]. Though an event has yet to take place, it has been planned many times. A co-promoted supershow, "[[THW 23/NBYWA 6: Revival]]", was planned but canceled. On September 3 at "[[NBYWA 6]]", Skull was defeated by Lance Manion in a match for the THW World Title. This was the first time a THW title was defended outside of Michigan. In early April, Skull made a talent-exchange deal with the owners of All-Out Championship Wrestling, meaning the rosters of the two feds are the same. This also allows the federation to book each other's championships. On April 13, Skull vacated the THW World Title, due to Lance taking the belt. The original belt was temporarily used because of this, and Lance was fired from THW. On September 16, Skull won the THW World Championship, as well as the MWA and NBYWA World Titles. On September 30, Day 2 of [[THW 23/NBYWA 8]], Skull lost the THW World Title to Donovan Bagwell. After the match, Skull gave a speech and presented Donovan with the belt. Rob Keogh (Lance Manion's new name) made his way in, and Skull was beat down by the two.

	==In Wrestling==		==In Wrestling==