National Championship Federation

[The Boondocks]

OOC: This place's BTB is humiliating. Every good wrestling site needs at least two running BTB's. I have hope for Chucho's, so here's second.

Backstory:

WWE and TNA are both to prominent wrestling companies, along with ROH. While some may think they have long and prominent lives ahead of each other, they don't. They're destined to shut down within 5 years. What happens for wrestling and sports entertainment when they shut down? Where does one get their wrestling kicks? One Mister Ken Anderson has the answer.

Based out of Green Bay, Wisconsin, is the new, at the time, federation of NCF. Started in late 2011, following Anderson's release from Impact Wrestling, Ken had a vision: To be the top company. Well, who would wrestle for him? He surely had no clue. He began mulling around with local superstars, until one day, he got a call from Sinclair...

-"Hello? Who is this?"
-"Ah, Ken Anderson. Glad I got a hold of you. Listen, I have to get rid of Ring of Honor. We're shutting our doors. If you like, we can send interested talents your way."
-"Uh, yeah. Yeah, sure."

So, despite Sinclair's lack for informing us as to why he had to shut down, he did in April of 2012. That was the day Ken got a hold of his first big stars. Now, down the line, he knew that six wrestlers from Ring of Honor could not suffice for his overwhelming lack of well known talent. Later, in June of that same year, a knock at Ken's door woke him early one morning...

-"Who the hell is up at this time? Hulk?"
-"Ken, I just wanted to let you know that Impact's dying days are done. We've given up. So don't be surprised to hear from wrestlers looking for deals."
-"You can't have a job here."

So, following Hogan's slight disappointment at his inability to hook a job with Ken, he did send some talent Ken's way. Anderson took these well, adding a good variety to his now growing roster. He's jumped to get a hold of releases from the WWE, and he just waited for the day he could snag someone big.

January 2013 rolls around, and Ken announces he's going nationwide with his television broadcasts, and trying to rival the WWE. Vaguely a memorable two and a half years, it was. He put out good shows, but he just couldn't compete with the WWE's worldwide notoriety. No matter what he tried, he couldn't get a foot solidly in the door. But one day...

-"What do you mean we can't get the deal done?!"
-"Hunter, calm down, we knew it would happen one day."
-"John. We're closing the company because we can't get over a workers strike? Do you know what this looks like for us?"
-"Look, I know what it means. But we have no other choice. The WWE is dead, Hunter.

John Laurenitis, unable to make a deal with his workers, has to tell Hunter that the WWE died. Hunter makes a formal announcement, making many television headlines, announcing that the deal could not be made and the WWE was done. this is it! This is Ken's big break. 5 days after Triple H made his announcement, not too soon, or too late, Ken Anderson hit the press. He announced to the world that he will soon fill the hole left by the WWE. He says he respects the company, but it's his time to shine now. He's made a deal with the USA Network and Spike TV to host his tv show, plus, he's run a website for worldwide fans to watch.

Who wants to watch what we've been seeing for the past 70 years. Ken had an idea. Sure, the WWE may have done it first, but it was only a competition for a little while. Ken is planning to base his company off of Brand Extension, and more specifically, Brand Competition. NCF was split into two shows, Ignition and Vortex. Ken then soon released a complete up-to-date roster, complete with commentary teams, GMs, and ring announcers:

Ignition:

General Manager
Steve Austin

Wrestling Roster
John Cena (F)
Cody Rhodes (H)
Bryan Danielson (F)
Sin Cara (F)
John Morrison (H)
Mason Ryan (H)
Alex Riley (H)
Dolph Ziggler (H)
Evan Bourne (F)
The Miz (H)
Skip Sheffield (H)
Wade Barrett (H)
Austin Aries (H)
Christopher Daniels (F)
Chris Sabin (F)
Jeff Hardy (F)
James Storm (F)
Joe Hennig (H)
Trent Barreta (F)
Charlie Haas (F)

Commentary
Booker T
Josh Mathews

Vortex:
General Manager
Kurt Angle

Wrestling Roster
CM Punk (F)
Drew McIntyre (H)
Jinder Mahal (w/Khali) (H)
AJ Styles (F)
Alex Shelley (F)
D'Angelo Dinero (H)
Brutus Magnus (H)
Matt Hardy (F)
Brian Kendrick (F)
Crimson (F)
Frankie Kazarian (H)
Matt Morgan (H)
Alberto Del Rio (H)
Tyler Reks (H)
Colt Cabana (F)
Claudio Castagnoli (F)
Chris Hero (F)
Shelton Benjamin (H)
Davey Richards (F)

Commentary
Jim Ross
Taz​

Ken, after announcing this, closed his doors to get his company in order. He organised TV time, the website, and most importantly, Championships! He decided to go after having four;two on each show.

Ignition World Championship (Ignition Only)

International Championship (Ignition only)

Vortex World Championship (Vortex Only)

United States Championship (Vortex Only)

OOC: The shows will not have a special time to be written, and will probably done in review form to save my stuff for WKF.

 

[The Boondocks]

First Card Announced!

Mr. Anderson has passed the news to Spike TV and the USA Network that the first show will be a Pay-Per-View on August 6th, Starting The Fire! He's released the logo's of the company, and the two individual shows.

Company:

Ignition:

Vortex:

He has also informed them that there will be matches containing all of the Titles in the company, crowning inaugural champions! What's been announced:

Ignition World Championship Match:
Fatal Four Way Ladder Match
Participants To Be Announced

Vortex World Championship Match:
Ten Man Over The Top Rope Battle Royal
Participants To Be Announced

International Championship Match:
Five Man Gauntlet Match
Participants To Be Announced

United States Championship Match:
Five Man Championship Scramble
Participants To Be Announced

Ken has made the matches personally, but he leaves the General Managers to announce who they'd like in the matches for themselves. Stay tuned, Starting The Fire poster and competitors in matches to be announced soon!​

 

[The Boondocks]

Ken Anderson has been given word to announce the full card for Starting The Fire! Steve Austin and Kurt Angle e-mailed him with their match participants, and they both also agreed on an inter-branded matchup to decide who gets the first brand exclusive Pay-Per-View! He has posted the card on his website:

Main Event: Inter-Brand Match:
Six Man Tag Team Elimination Match.
Cody Rhodes, Mason Ryan, and Alex Riley v Brian Kendrick, Claudio Castagnoli, and Chris Hero

Match Four: Ignition World Championship Match:
Fatal Four Way Ladder Match
John Cena v John Morrison v Dolph Ziggler v Wade Barrett

Match Three: Vortex World Championship Match:
Ten Man Over The Top Rope Battle Royal
D'Angelo Dinero v Drew McIntyre v Alberto Del Rio v Shelton Benjamin v Matt Morgan v AJ Styles v Christopher Daniels v Davey Richards v CM Punk v Crimson

Match Two: International Championship Match:
Five Man Gauntlet Match
Charlie Haas v Joe Hennig v James Storm v Skip Sheffield v The Miz

Match One: United States Championship Match:
Five Man Championship Scramble Match
Frankie Kazarian v Colt Cabana v Jinder Mahal v Alex Shelley v Brutus Magnus

Stay tuned for the results to be posted. The show is on the 6th of August.​

 

[The Boondocks]

[[OOC: Apologies on it being a couple of days late. I was out of town for a funeral of a dear friend (Hence the new sig, btdubs)]]

The show begins with Ken coming to the ring. He announces the main event's stipulation, and announces that he is the company's own personal ring announcer, along with being the owner and GM.

The first match gets under way. Shelley and Magnus started it out. They went back and forth, neither grasping a pinfall, until Colt Cabana came out and became the third. He seized the weakened men, and managed a pin on Magnus after Shelley hit Sliced Bread #2. Colt is the current champ, and Jinder Mahal is the fourth member in. He clears house, but eventually is taken over by Shelley. Alex hits his finisher again but Colt breaks it up. They continue nearfalls until the fifth, Kazarian comes out. He clears house, much like Jinder, and hits 3 of the four with Fade to Black. He throws Colt out of the ring and covers, becoming the new champion. Colt and Shelley take control, searching desperately for pins, but nobody can get one before time runs out.

Winner, and Inaugural United States Champion, Frankie Kazarian!

Match two gets announced, the Gauntlet for the International Championship. It begins with Hennig and Haas. They go back and forth, with the match spilling to the outside. The match ends when Haas gets back in the ring, getting Joe counted out. Storm comes out next. He takes advantage over the weakened Haas, wasting a little less than a minute to work on Charlie and superkick him. He pins but Haas gets the bottom rope. While Storm argues, Haas rolls him up and gets the three. Miz comes out and fights Haas, wearing him fast. Haas rolls him up and gets a near fall. Miz gets up, going for the SCF, but Haas reverses it, locking in an inverted cloverleaf. Miz taps, putting Haas to the final match. Sheffield clears Haas out, and taunts. He waits for the rise to his feet, and nails Haas with the Lariat. He covers for three.

Winner, and Inaugural International Champion, Skip Sheffield!

[[OOC: I'm simply going to list who eliminates who in order, and a spot or two.]]

Third match is announced. the Battle Royal. all of the men start in the ring. The match gets under way, with everyone going at the bigger Matt Morgan, he retaliates by back body dropping both Shelton Benjamin and Drew McIntyre. In his taunts, Del Rio manages to lift his legs and throw him out. Alberto gets out of the ring and hides. Dinero and Punk go back and forth, but working together to take out both Davey Richards and AJ Styles. Crimson hits D'Angelo and CM with a double clothesline, taking them out to brawl on the floor. Daniels tries to lift Crimson, to no avail. Crimson brawls him a bit, before easily tossing him over the top rope. He celebrates, but Del Rio climbs back in the ring. He tosses Crimson over and celebrates. But Crimson's feet didn't hit the floor! He worms back in and catches Del Rio with the Red Sky! He tosses Del Rio out to win.

Winner, and Inaugural Ignition World Champion, Crimson!

Anderson announces the fourth match. Cena, Ziggler, Morrison, and Barrett all come to the ring. They get into Ladder match action with Ziggler and Morrison fighting, and Barrett and Cena breaking off as well. Cena gets up for the title first, but is jackknifed by Barrett. Ziggler takes a try, but is knocked down by Morrison, who is taken out by Cena. Cena is centimeters away from the belt when Barrett and Ziggler knock the ladder over. The match stayed on the ground for a while, until Barrett hit wasteland on Morrison on the stage while Cena hit the AA on Ziggler. Wade and Cena raced to the ring and climbed a ladder, with Cena AA-ing Barrett off the top, taking the belt.

Winner, and Inaugural Vortex World Champion, John Cena!

A video recapping the events of the first for match, and Anderson explaining the tag match stipulation. Anderson announces the match. Rhodes and Hero start. They brawl a lot, with Team Vortex taking control. They are taken aback by the chemistry of Ignition, but cope and control a lot of the match. Short after, Rhodes eliminates Chris Hero. Mason gets in, and a few minutes later, eliminates Claudio Castagnoli. Kendrick is left to eliminate the whole other team. He rolls up Ryan fast, eliminating him. He fights long with the other two, until he hits Sliced Bread #2 to eliminate Rhodes. Riley cuts in and hits the lifting DDT, last eliminating Kendrick.

Winner, and show earning the first brand exclusive PPV, Team Ignition!

Ken Anderson: Congratulations, Alex, you've earned your show the first Brand Exclusive Pay Per View. Stone Cold, you'll be hosting Demolition on October 9th. Enjoy.​

 

[Chriss]

Sorry, I don´t like this one.

Matches are too short and the form of it is shitty.

 

[Deuce]

I am following this but I can't say the layout of this is that good, make the matches longer then it would be much better.