Backstory
Draft
Thunder
Havoc
MAIN EVENTERS
1. Samoa Joe
1. CM Punk
2. Randy Orton
2. AJ Styles
3. Christian
3. Edge
4. MVP
4. Chris Jericho
5. Triple H
5. Jack Swagger
MID-CARD
6. Shelton Benjamin
6. John Morrison
7. Robert Roode
7. Kofi Kingston
8. Austin Aries
8. Alex Shelley
9. Chris Sabin
9. Suicide
10. Cody Rhodes
10. Homicide
11. Davey Richards
11. Bryan Danielson
12. Matt Morgan
12. Kenta Kobashi
13. James Storm
13. Hernandez
14. Ted DiBiase Jnr.
14. David Hart Smith
15. Christopher Daniels
15. Matt Sydal
LOW-CARD
16. Tyson Kidd
16. Colt Cabana
17. Jack Evans
17. Paul London
18. Jay Briscoe
18. Darren Burridge
19. Mark Briscoe
19. Santino Marella
20. Roderick Strong
20. Doug Williams
21. Eric Young
21. Brutus Magnus
22. Teddy Hart
22. Rob Terry
23. Consequences Creed
23. Shane Helms
24. Jamie Noble
24. Delirious
25. Funaki
25. Chris Hero
DIVAS
26. Mickie James
26. Velvet Sky
27. Kelly Kelly
27. Beth Phoenix
28. Shelly Martinez
28. Christy Hemme
29. Angelina Love
29. Traci Brooks
30. Melina
30. Taylor Wilde
The year is 2010, and the pro-wrestling as was previously known has changed forever in the last couple of months. In the autumn of 2009 the National Wrestling Alliance was bought out right by a partnership of two unknown individuals. Zack King a former stock broker in Wall Street who made his millions via private investments in China during periods of their heavy industrial growth and Richard Glock the former husband of an Oil Traders Daughter who took a share of the oil profits as a divorce settlement. However, the NWA remained very much small scale as business was carried on as usual by NWA promoters on a small budget level with the realization of the problems of the recession.
In early February Total Nonstop Action wrestling faced some serious problems and was looking for new investors and possibly new owners to ensure the companies survival. Dixie Carter and Jeff Jarret both put their percentage of the business on the line in a desperate bid to keep the company they had built up alive. After weeks without any bids being made, it seemed that the company was going to go under as little to no money was coming into the company in terms of inflows. In what seemed the eleventh hour the NWA stepped forward and bought the complete rights for TNA, only years after TNA had decided to go separate way.
In late March, the WWE claimed for bankruptcy which was a great shock not only to the sports community but to a large amount of American investors. It seemed that the debt that company was in was so immense, that the damage caused by Vince McMahon and his board was irreversible. As the WWE was liquidized a large proportion of wrestlers found themselves out of work and without a job.
Days later, the National Wrestling Alliances’ new owners announced that the NWA had become out of date and belonged to an era of wrestling that was long since dead and the group would be know referred to as the World Wrestling Alliance. It later became apparent, that TNA no longer had a place in the WWA’s long-term plans.
A press release stated that the WWA would have two shows a week Thunder on Tuesdays and Havoc on Fridays. It soon became evident that Zack King would take the reigns in terms of ownership of Havoc and Glock of Thunder. On the 17th of April it was announced the roster would be done by a draft, with talent either being siphoned from the current NWA/TNA roster or from the free agents that had been made redundant from the WWE bankruptcy or those still in the Indies. Stephanie McMahon was announced to be leader Thunder as the General Manager, whilst her brother was picked to manage Havoc. Almost as if WWA were playing a sick joke at VKM’s expense.
In early February Total Nonstop Action wrestling faced some serious problems and was looking for new investors and possibly new owners to ensure the companies survival. Dixie Carter and Jeff Jarret both put their percentage of the business on the line in a desperate bid to keep the company they had built up alive. After weeks without any bids being made, it seemed that the company was going to go under as little to no money was coming into the company in terms of inflows. In what seemed the eleventh hour the NWA stepped forward and bought the complete rights for TNA, only years after TNA had decided to go separate way.
In late March, the WWE claimed for bankruptcy which was a great shock not only to the sports community but to a large amount of American investors. It seemed that the debt that company was in was so immense, that the damage caused by Vince McMahon and his board was irreversible. As the WWE was liquidized a large proportion of wrestlers found themselves out of work and without a job.
Days later, the National Wrestling Alliances’ new owners announced that the NWA had become out of date and belonged to an era of wrestling that was long since dead and the group would be know referred to as the World Wrestling Alliance. It later became apparent, that TNA no longer had a place in the WWA’s long-term plans.
A press release stated that the WWA would have two shows a week Thunder on Tuesdays and Havoc on Fridays. It soon became evident that Zack King would take the reigns in terms of ownership of Havoc and Glock of Thunder. On the 17th of April it was announced the roster would be done by a draft, with talent either being siphoned from the current NWA/TNA roster or from the free agents that had been made redundant from the WWE bankruptcy or those still in the Indies. Stephanie McMahon was announced to be leader Thunder as the General Manager, whilst her brother was picked to manage Havoc. Almost as if WWA were playing a sick joke at VKM’s expense.
Draft
Thunder
Havoc
MAIN EVENTERS
1. Samoa Joe
1. CM Punk
2. Randy Orton
2. AJ Styles
3. Christian
3. Edge
4. MVP
4. Chris Jericho
5. Triple H
5. Jack Swagger
MID-CARD
6. Shelton Benjamin
6. John Morrison
7. Robert Roode
7. Kofi Kingston
8. Austin Aries
8. Alex Shelley
9. Chris Sabin
9. Suicide
10. Cody Rhodes
10. Homicide
11. Davey Richards
11. Bryan Danielson
12. Matt Morgan
12. Kenta Kobashi
13. James Storm
13. Hernandez
14. Ted DiBiase Jnr.
14. David Hart Smith
15. Christopher Daniels
15. Matt Sydal
LOW-CARD
16. Tyson Kidd
16. Colt Cabana
17. Jack Evans
17. Paul London
18. Jay Briscoe
18. Darren Burridge
19. Mark Briscoe
19. Santino Marella
20. Roderick Strong
20. Doug Williams
21. Eric Young
21. Brutus Magnus
22. Teddy Hart
22. Rob Terry
23. Consequences Creed
23. Shane Helms
24. Jamie Noble
24. Delirious
25. Funaki
25. Chris Hero
DIVAS
26. Mickie James
26. Velvet Sky
27. Kelly Kelly
27. Beth Phoenix
28. Shelly Martinez
28. Christy Hemme
29. Angelina Love
29. Traci Brooks
30. Melina
30. Taylor Wilde
N.B. This forum will be run by myself (doing Thunder) and invader777 (doing Havoc).
