Twist - Revision history

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	==External links==		==External links==
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	*[http://youtube.com/twistuyw Official YouTube of UYW]		*[http://youtube.com/twistuyw Official YouTube of UYW]

	[[Category:American backyard wrestlers]]		[[Category:American backyard wrestlers]]
	[[Category:Backyard wrestlers]]		[[Category:Backyard wrestlers]]
		+	[[Category:Backyard wrestling executives]]
	[[Category:Unbelievable Youth Wrestling roster]]		[[Category:Unbelievable Youth Wrestling roster]]

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	====2007====		====2007====
-	As many backyarders began young, Twist, at 13 years of age at most notable, started wrestling in his backyard trampoline wrestling federation, [[Unbelievable ~~Youth~~ Wrestling]] (UYW) on its first episode to YouTube on July 5, 2007 defeating [[Razor Sharp]]. A feud developed between him and the Flame Brothers, and thus, formed a team with Black Panther known as Jungle Thunder. At the first ever supercard UYW Collateral Damage in August, Twist claimed his partner Panther was sidelined with a dislocated shoulder and would still take on the Flame Brothers as scheduled, and despite a defensive effort and Panther still showing, the Flames would ultimately win the match.	+	As many backyarders began young, Twist, at 13 years of age at most notable, started wrestling in his backyard trampoline wrestling federation, [[Unbelievable Yard Wrestling]] (UYW) on its first episode to YouTube on July 5, 2007 defeating [[Razor Sharp]]. A feud developed between him and the Flame Brothers, and thus, formed a team with Black Panther known as Jungle Thunder. At the first ever supercard UYW Collateral Damage in August, Twist claimed his partner Panther was sidelined with a dislocated shoulder and would still take on the Flame Brothers as scheduled, and despite a defensive effort and Panther still showing, the Flames would ultimately win the match.

	After this, Jungle Thunder silently broke off and the feud with Flame Brothers would begin settling down. Twist also fought his last match of the season at November supercard, UYW Phantom of the Fire to a draw against Razor Sharp for the UYW Insane Hardcore Championship that was vacated by General Manager [[Aaron Solomon]] on the spot.		After this, Jungle Thunder silently broke off and the feud with Flame Brothers would begin settling down. Twist also fought his last match of the season at November supercard, UYW Phantom of the Fire to a draw against Razor Sharp for the UYW Insane Hardcore Championship that was vacated by General Manager [[Aaron Solomon]] on the spot.

Admin: /* 2008 */

Admin — Sat, 09 Jan 2010 12:31:38 GMT

2008

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	Twist found himself with shot at the [[UYW City Nation Championship]] against champion Dred and Shock, however, he unfortunately came out with a loss. Fed up with Solomon's match making along with most of the roster, Twist along with everyone else declined upon a scheduled 3-on-3 Hardcore match that would go penalized with "career termination" if anyone were to no-show, thus, compelling all to compete. The next week later during the hellacious match teaming with Dred and Drew Flame against Razor Sharp, [[Fire Pit]] ([[Shock]] and Randy Flame), Twist stunningly turned heel revealing a cahoots with former rival in Randy, both simultaneously attacking their tag partners in the match.		Twist found himself with shot at the [[UYW City Nation Championship]] against champion Dred and Shock, however, he unfortunately came out with a loss. Fed up with Solomon's match making along with most of the roster, Twist along with everyone else declined upon a scheduled 3-on-3 Hardcore match that would go penalized with "career termination" if anyone were to no-show, thus, compelling all to compete. The next week later during the hellacious match teaming with Dred and Drew Flame against Razor Sharp, [[Fire Pit]] ([[Shock]] and Randy Flame), Twist stunningly turned heel revealing a cahoots with former rival in Randy, both simultaneously attacking their tag partners in the match.

-	His actions were explained to reflect his displeasure in not succeeding in prominent matches for opportunities and so, aligned with Randy Flame to use their domination to assume supremacy and proceeded to name themselves, Aggression. As this transaction cleared, Randy disbanded the Fire Pit ~~team~~ he had going ~~with~~ Shock. Twist pushed for his shot at Drew Flame for the UYW Title, and earned it by defeating him in a non-title match. At the supercard UYW Slay Day, Twist battled Drew for the UYW Title but the match went to a no contest.	+	His actions were explained to reflect his displeasure in not succeeding in prominent matches for opportunities and so, aligned with Randy Flame to use their domination to assume supremacy and proceeded to name themselves, Aggression. As this transaction cleared, Randy disbanded the Fire Pit stable he had going that included Shock. Twist pushed for his shot at Drew Flame for the UYW Title, and earned it by defeating him in a non-title match. At the supercard UYW Slay Day, Twist battled Drew for the UYW Title but the match went to a no contest.

	A management shift followed off the storyline purchase of UYW by [[Jason Marrs]]. Moreover, Twist's time of ascension transpired at [[UYW Bring Your Best: Legends Return]]. At the event, he surmounted the stacked odds of defeating former legendary backyard wrestler [[Danny Danger\|Double D]] for his TCW and YouCW Championships, later unified into the Championship Wrestling Championship. This achievement swelled the prideful ego of Twist into mocking and downgrading wrestlers from other backyard federations such as [[Backyard Wrestling Entertainment\|BWE's]] [[Overkill]] and [[ETTW\|ETTW's]] [[Matt Demorest]].		A management shift followed off the storyline purchase of UYW by [[Jason Marrs]]. Moreover, Twist's time of ascension transpired at [[UYW Bring Your Best: Legends Return]]. At the event, he surmounted the stacked odds of defeating former legendary backyard wrestler [[Danny Danger\|Double D]] for his TCW and YouCW Championships, later unified into the Championship Wrestling Championship. This achievement swelled the prideful ego of Twist into mocking and downgrading wrestlers from other backyard federations such as [[Backyard Wrestling Entertainment\|BWE's]] [[Overkill]] and [[ETTW\|ETTW's]] [[Matt Demorest]].

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2007

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	====2007====		====2007====
-	As many backyarders began young, Twist, at 13 years of age at most notable, started wrestling in his backyard trampoline wrestling federation, [[Unbelievable Youth Wrestling]] (UYW) on its first episode to YouTube on July 5, 2007 defeating [[Razor Sharp]]. A feud developed between him and the Flame Brothers, and thus, formed a team with Black Panther. At the first ever supercard UYW Collateral Damage in August, Twist claimed his partner Panther was sidelined with a dislocated shoulder and would still take on the Flame Brothers as scheduled, and despite a defensive effort and Panther still showing, the Flames would ultimately win the match. After this, the feud would begin settling down. Twist also fought his last match of the season at November supercard, UYW Phantom of the Fire to a draw against Razor Sharp for the UYW Insane Hardcore Championship that was vacated by General Manager [[Aaron Solomon]] on the spot.	+	As many backyarders began young, Twist, at 13 years of age at most notable, started wrestling in his backyard trampoline wrestling federation, [[Unbelievable Youth Wrestling]] (UYW) on its first episode to YouTube on July 5, 2007 defeating [[Razor Sharp]]. A feud developed between him and the Flame Brothers, and thus, formed a team with Black Panther known as Jungle Thunder. At the first ever supercard UYW Collateral Damage in August, Twist claimed his partner Panther was sidelined with a dislocated shoulder and would still take on the Flame Brothers as scheduled, and despite a defensive effort and Panther still showing, the Flames would ultimately win the match.
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		+	After this, Jungle Thunder silently broke off and the feud with Flame Brothers would begin settling down. Twist also fought his last match of the season at November supercard, UYW Phantom of the Fire to a draw against Razor Sharp for the UYW Insane Hardcore Championship that was vacated by General Manager [[Aaron Solomon]] on the spot.

	====2008====		====2008====

Admin: /* External links */

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External links

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	==External links==		==External links==
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		+	*[http://youtube.com/twistuyw Official YouTube of UYW]

	[[Category:American backyard wrestlers]]		[[Category:American backyard wrestlers]]
	[[Category:Backyard wrestlers]]		[[Category:Backyard wrestlers]]
	[[Category:Unbelievable Youth Wrestling roster]]		[[Category:Unbelievable Youth Wrestling roster]]

Admin: /* 2009 */

Admin — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 15:17:07 GMT

2009

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	====2009====		====2009====
-	Twist~~, as seemingly a lesson learned,~~ started displaying sportsmanship and respect towards his opponents. This importantly started after a match between Team Aggression against Kyle Khaos and Andrew Blayre that they lost on episode 18 in March which hinted at some conflict based on Flame's dislike for Blayre. However, that was not the case. Khaos soon earned himself a shot at Twist and the UYW Title. At Warriors Jurisdiction in June, Twist retained his title against Khaos.	+	Twist started displaying sportsmanship and respect towards his opponents. This importantly started after a match between Team Aggression against Kyle Khaos and Andrew Blayre that they lost on episode 18 in March which hinted at some conflict based on Flame's disapproval and dislike for Blayre who he was feuding with at the time. However, that was not the case. Khaos soon earned himself a shot at Twist and the UYW Title. At Warriors Jurisdiction in June, Twist retained his title against Khaos.

	Twist wrestled one or two non-exhibition bouts with Patrick Poison and Joey Adams while UYW was not doing any show tapings. An emotional match was seen during his second encounter with Double D which he won. In October on episode 21, Twist stated how he held the UYW Title for almost a year advancing over competitors such as Joey Adams, Matt Demorest and Double D. Shortly, Poison sought to empower his girlfriend Chelsea as General Manager since the spot was unoccupied. Chelsea voicing her disgust with Twist being the face of UYW, arranged a title contender's match for her boyfriend that he won because of her interference. In a non-exhibition taping of UYW, Twist was double crossed by his partner Flame and lost his title in a Triple Threat match with Poison and Ryan Black that Black won.		Twist wrestled one or two non-exhibition bouts with Patrick Poison and Joey Adams while UYW was not doing any show tapings. An emotional match was seen during his second encounter with Double D which he won. In October on episode 21, Twist stated how he held the UYW Title for almost a year advancing over competitors such as Joey Adams, Matt Demorest and Double D. Shortly, Poison sought to empower his girlfriend Chelsea as General Manager since the spot was unoccupied. Chelsea voicing her disgust with Twist being the face of UYW, arranged a title contender's match for her boyfriend that he won because of her interference. In a non-exhibition taping of UYW, Twist was double crossed by his partner Flame and lost his title in a Triple Threat match with Poison and Ryan Black that Black won.

Admin: /* 2009 */

Admin — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 15:05:20 GMT

2009

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	Twist, as seemingly a lesson learned, started displaying sportsmanship and respect towards his opponents. This importantly started after a match between Team Aggression against Kyle Khaos and Andrew Blayre that they lost on episode 18 in March which hinted at some conflict based on Flame's dislike for Blayre. However, that was not the case. Khaos soon earned himself a shot at Twist and the UYW Title. At Warriors Jurisdiction in June, Twist retained his title against Khaos.		Twist, as seemingly a lesson learned, started displaying sportsmanship and respect towards his opponents. This importantly started after a match between Team Aggression against Kyle Khaos and Andrew Blayre that they lost on episode 18 in March which hinted at some conflict based on Flame's dislike for Blayre. However, that was not the case. Khaos soon earned himself a shot at Twist and the UYW Title. At Warriors Jurisdiction in June, Twist retained his title against Khaos.

-	Twist wrestled one or two non-exhibition bouts with Patrick Poison and Joey Adams while UYW was not doing any show tapings. An emotional match was seen during his second encounter with ~~[[Danny Danger\|~~Double D]] which he won. In October on episode 21, Twist stated how he held the UYW Title for almost a year advancing over competitors such as Joey Adams, Matt Demorest and Double D. Shortly, Poison sought to empower his girlfriend Chelsea as General Manager since the spot was unoccupied. Chelsea voicing her disgust with Twist being the face of UYW, arranged a title contender's match for her boyfriend that he won because of her interference ~~pulling Twist's leg at the apron~~. In a non-exhibition taping of UYW, Twist lost ~~the UYW Championship~~ in a Triple Threat match with Poison and Ryan Black that Black won.	+	Twist wrestled one or two non-exhibition bouts with Patrick Poison and Joey Adams while UYW was not doing any show tapings. An emotional match was seen during his second encounter with Double D which he won. In October on episode 21, Twist stated how he held the UYW Title for almost a year advancing over competitors such as Joey Adams, Matt Demorest and Double D. Shortly, Poison sought to empower his girlfriend Chelsea as General Manager since the spot was unoccupied. Chelsea voicing her disgust with Twist being the face of UYW, arranged a title contender's match for her boyfriend that he won because of her interference. In a non-exhibition taping of UYW, Twist was double crossed by his partner Flame and lost his title in a Triple Threat match with Poison and Ryan Black that Black won.

	==In wrestling==		==In wrestling==

Admin: /* 2009 */

Admin — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 15:00:46 GMT

2009

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	====2009====		====2009====
-	Twist, as seemingly a lesson learned, started displaying sportsmanship and respect towards his opponents. This importantly started after a match between Team Aggression against Kyle Khaos and Andrew Blayre that they lost on episode 18 which hinted at some conflict based on Flame's dislike for Blayre. However, that was not the case. Khaos soon earned himself a shot at Twist and the UYW Title. At Warriors Jurisdiction, Twist retained his title against Khaos. Twist wrestled one or two non-exhibition bouts with Patrick Poison and Joey Adams while UYW was not doing any show tapings. An emotional match was seen during his second encounter with [[Danny Danger\|Double D]] which he won.	+	Twist, as seemingly a lesson learned, started displaying sportsmanship and respect towards his opponents. This importantly started after a match between Team Aggression against Kyle Khaos and Andrew Blayre that they lost on episode 18 in March which hinted at some conflict based on Flame's dislike for Blayre. However, that was not the case. Khaos soon earned himself a shot at Twist and the UYW Title. At Warriors Jurisdiction in June, Twist retained his title against Khaos.
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		+	Twist wrestled one or two non-exhibition bouts with Patrick Poison and Joey Adams while UYW was not doing any show tapings. An emotional match was seen during his second encounter with [[Danny Danger\|Double D]] which he won. In October on episode 21, Twist stated how he held the UYW Title for almost a year advancing over competitors such as Joey Adams, Matt Demorest and Double D. Shortly, Poison sought to empower his girlfriend Chelsea as General Manager since the spot was unoccupied. Chelsea voicing her disgust with Twist being the face of UYW, arranged a title contender's match for her boyfriend that he won because of her interference pulling Twist's leg at the apron. In a non-exhibition taping of UYW, Twist lost the UYW Championship in a Triple Threat match with Poison and Ryan Black that Black won.

	==In wrestling==		==In wrestling==

Admin at 14:45, 24 December 2009

Admin — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 14:45:05 GMT

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	A management shift followed off the storyline purchase of UYW by [[Jason Marrs]]. Moreover, Twist's time of ascension transpired at [[UYW Bring Your Best: Legends Return]]. At the event, he surmounted the stacked odds of defeating former legendary backyard wrestler [[Danny Danger\|Double D]] for his TCW and YouCW Championships, later unified into the Championship Wrestling Championship. This achievement swelled the prideful ego of Twist into mocking and downgrading wrestlers from other backyard federations such as [[Backyard Wrestling Entertainment\|BWE's]] [[Overkill]] and [[ETTW\|ETTW's]] [[Matt Demorest]].		A management shift followed off the storyline purchase of UYW by [[Jason Marrs]]. Moreover, Twist's time of ascension transpired at [[UYW Bring Your Best: Legends Return]]. At the event, he surmounted the stacked odds of defeating former legendary backyard wrestler [[Danny Danger\|Double D]] for his TCW and YouCW Championships, later unified into the Championship Wrestling Championship. This achievement swelled the prideful ego of Twist into mocking and downgrading wrestlers from other backyard federations such as [[Backyard Wrestling Entertainment\|BWE's]] [[Overkill]] and [[ETTW\|ETTW's]] [[Matt Demorest]].

-	While inexplicably still General Manager, Solomon instructed [[Iceberg]] to destruct the UYW Title off Drew Flame with a sledgehammer, he also attempted to have the same done for the CW Championship but Twist refused to allow his accomplishment be disrespected leading to the vacation of the CW Championship and announced to be contested between Twist and Drew at UYW Summer Bloodshed (which was cancelled). Twist continued posting videos (with a noticeable change in ~~personality~~) aimed at [[Matt Demorest]] leading to one of the most anticipated showdowns in backyard wrestling history at [[UYW Battle for the Belt (2008)\|UYW Battle for the Belt 2008]], the same event he faced Andrew Blayre (formerly Drew Flame) for the vacant UYW Title and won. In his stellar match with Demorest for the title, he was able to retain as a result of a disqualification when Demorest refused to release a Boston Crab.	+	While inexplicably still General Manager, Solomon instructed [[Iceberg]] to destruct the UYW Title off Drew Flame with a sledgehammer, he also attempted to have the same done for the CW Championship but Twist refused to allow his accomplishment be disrespected leading to the vacation of the CW Championship and announced to be contested between Twist and Drew at UYW Summer Bloodshed (which was cancelled). Twist continued posting videos (with a noticeable change in character) aimed at [[Matt Demorest]] leading to one of the most anticipated showdowns in backyard wrestling history at [[UYW Battle for the Belt (2008)\|UYW Battle for the Belt 2008]], the same event he faced Andrew Blayre (formerly Drew Flame) for the vacant UYW Title and won. In his stellar match with Demorest for the title, he was able to retain as a result of a disqualification when Demorest refused to release a Boston Crab.

	====2009====		====2009====
		+	Twist, as seemingly a lesson learned, started displaying sportsmanship and respect towards his opponents. This importantly started after a match between Team Aggression against Kyle Khaos and Andrew Blayre that they lost on episode 18 which hinted at some conflict based on Flame's dislike for Blayre. However, that was not the case. Khaos soon earned himself a shot at Twist and the UYW Title. At Warriors Jurisdiction, Twist retained his title against Khaos. Twist wrestled one or two non-exhibition bouts with Patrick Poison and Joey Adams while UYW was not doing any show tapings. An emotional match was seen during his second encounter with [[Danny Danger\|Double D]] which he won.

	==In wrestling==		==In wrestling==

Admin: /* Championships and accomplishments */

Admin — Thu, 24 Dec 2009 01:39:32 GMT

Championships and accomplishments

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	**[[CW Championship]] (1 time)		**[[CW Championship]] (1 time)
	*'''[[Global Backyard Wrestling News]]'''		*'''[[Global Backyard Wrestling News]]'''
-	*[[Global_Backyard_Wrestling_News_awards#GBYWN_Best_Video_Editor_of_the_Year\|GBYWN Video Editor of the Year (2008)]]	+	**[[Global_Backyard_Wrestling_News_awards#GBYWN_Best_Video_Editor_of_the_Year\|GBYWN Video Editor of the Year (2008)]]

	==External links==		==External links==