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The Magnificent Messiah

2010-09-10T07:39:19Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Global Championship Wrestling: March 2010 - Present==

The Magnificent Messiah signed with GCW in March of 2010 as part of [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]'s 'aggresive expansion' initiative. Coming in as a relative unknown, expectations were rather low for the Messiah, who'd never appeared on American television prior to his GCW debut. He has remained relatively silent since his debut with the company, but has managed to win two straight matches and has entered the second round of the illustrious Rampage Tournament.

==Professional Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Result'''
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Record'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="9%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Phil Atken
|WorldWide 137
|September 19, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|7 - 6
|Triumph Frost
|High Stakes 2010
|September 2, 2010
|GCW
| for GCW Hardcore Championship
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|7 - 5
|Tim Shipley
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 2
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

Andy Murray

2010-09-10T05:04:27Z

Aknednyt: /* GCW Win/Loss Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Andy Murray
| Image=Murray3.png
| First=wEw
| Last=GCW
| Feds=World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling, Just Wrestling.
| Age=32
| birthplace=Aberdeen, Scotland
| Finisher=Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
| Style=Showman/Power-based all-rounder
| championships=wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion, Just Wrestling Champion, GCW World Heavyweight Champion.
| handler=Murrr
| Images=
}}
'''Andrew Hugh Murray''' (born October 17th, 1977 in Aberdeen, Scotland), better known by his ring name '''Andy Murray''' is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent currently signed to [[Global Championship Wrestling]], where he is currently the longest-reigning [[GCW World Heavyweight Champion]] (269 days). Murray is also known for his appearances in [[AWC]], [[FUSE]], [[PCW]] and [[Just Wrestling]] as well as his run in 2008's [[Elite Championship]] Inaugural Tournament, where he reached the finals.
== Professional Wrestling Career ==
=== Formative years (2001-2004) ===

=== Atlantic Wrestling Club ===

=== FUSE ===

=== Global Championship Wrestling ===

=== Other Appearances ===

==Personal Life==

==In Wrestling==
*'''Finishing moves'''
:*'''''Highland Hangover''''' (Hanging Vertical Suplex into a Stalling Brainbuster)
:*'''''Hex Breaker''''' (A running Blockbuster... kind of like the Buff Blockbuster without the flip)
*'''Trademark moves'''
:*'''''Celtic Crossface''''' (Standing Crossface)
:*'''''Bang! '''''(A quick, sharp DDT pulled out of nowhere, usually when the opponent has the upper hand)
:*'''''Disconnection Notice '''''(Helf-Nelson reverse DDT)
*'''Favourite Moves'''
:*Top Rope Elbow Drop
:*Pumphandle Slam
:*Full Nelson Slam
:*Half Boston Crab
:*Sidewalk Slam
:*Any sort of DDT that his size will allow
:*Flapjack
:*High-Angle Back Drop
:*A couple of left and right alternating jabs followed by a clothesline
:*Jumping Lariat
:*Football Tackle takedown
:*Arm Wrench
:*Sambo Suplex
*'''Wrestling Style'''
:*All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.
*'''Entrance Music '''
:*"Rise" by The Cult

==GCW Win/Loss Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="25%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="20%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|41 - 9
|Tim Shipley
|High Stakes 2010
|September 2, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|40 - 9
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 136
|August 19, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093 |Loss
|width="3%"|39 - 9
|Vivica J. Valentine
|WorldWide 135
|August 7, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"| 39 - 8
|Tim Shipley & Cheap Labor
|Rampage 2010
|July 14, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Chris Bagwell
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|38 - 8
|Cheap Labor
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|37 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Tim Shipley
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|36 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 128
|March 28, 2010
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|35 - 8
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 127
|March 17, 2010
|Lost GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|35 - 7
|Vivica J. Valentine
|NC-17 VII 
|March 5, 2010
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|34 - 7
|AXEL Action & Dan Black
|WorldWide 124
|January 19, 2010
|Triple Threat; Retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|33 - 7
|Jay Terror
|Christmas Chaos 2009
|December 23, 2009
|10-Man Elimination Tag
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|33 - 6
|Zacharia Taylor & Digital Mortality
|WorldWide 120
|October 31, 2009
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|32 - 6
|Jason O’Neil
|Dangerous Games 2009
|October 28, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|31 - 6
|FishBough
|WorldWide 119
|October 13, 2009
|Tag Team w/ Jason O’Neil
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|30 - 6
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2009
|September 9, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|win
|width=”3%”|29 - 6
|The Establishment
|WorldWide 117
|August 25, 2009
|3-on-3 w/ C. Fox & VJ Valentine
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|28 - 6
|Clyde Fox
|WorldWide 116
|August 15, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|27 - 6
|Zoey, Nacho Grande, C. Bagwell
|WorldWide 115
|August 5, 2009
|Gauntlet; retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|26 - 6
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 113
|July 17, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|25 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Rampage 2009
|June 21, 2009
|Won GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|24 - 6
|CJ Woods
|WorldWide 109
|April 20, 2009
|Last Man Standing Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|23 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Shockwave 2009
|March 29, 2009
|For the GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|23 - 5
|Banned/Exiled, Jackson/Terror & Valentine/Troy
|WorldWide 108
|March 20, 2009
|Four-Way Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|22 - 5
|Thom LeStrange
|WorldWide 106
|February 25, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|21 - 5
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 105
|February 14, 2009
|Buried Alive Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|20 - 5
|Jay Terror
|NC-17 VI
|February 4, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|19 - 5
|Jacob McKail
|WorldWide 104
|January 11, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|18 - 5
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 103
|December 14, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|17 - 5
|Brad Jackson
|WorldWide 102
|December 4, 2008
|via Jay Terror Surrender
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss 
|width=”3%”|16 - 5
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 101
|November 25, 2008
|Four-Way Match; Murr not pinned
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|16 - 4
|Vivica J. Valentine
|Devils Night 2008
|November 10, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|Dangerous Games 2008
|October 28, 2008
|Dangerous Games Match; finished 2nd
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=99ee99|Win
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 100
|October 9, 2008
|”I Quit” Match; won via TKO
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=#99ccff|Draw
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 99
|October 2, 2008
|Interf. from LK/Estab.
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 98
|September 21, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|13 - 4
|Oblivion
|Worldwide 97
|August 31, 2008
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|12 - 4
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 96
|August 20, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|11 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2008
|July 20, 2008
|Steel Cage Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|10 - 4
|Chris Black & Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 94
|July 18, 2008
|Tag Team w/ Zacharia Taylor
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|9 - 4
|Shaman
|WorldWide 93
|July 2, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|8 - 4
|Kiljaden Kincaid
|WorldWide 92
|June 27, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|7 - 4
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 91
|June 18, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|High Stakes 2008
|June 6, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 3
|T. DeBough, C. Bagwell & J. Terror
|WorldWide 90
|May 19, 2008
|3-on-3 w/ J. White and L. Ambrosi
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 2
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 89
|May 5, 2008
|For GCW US Championship &dagger;
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 1
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 88
|April 25, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|Rampage 2008
|April 2, 2008
|Rampage Tournament Finals
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 0
|Mark Matthews & Zacharia Taylor
|WorldWide 86
|March 14, 2008
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 0
|Phil Atken
|WorldWide 85
|February 27, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 0
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 83
|February 6, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 82
|January 22, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mark Mathews
|WorldWide 81
|January 12, 2008
|
|}

&dagger; 5-way match. Other Competitors: Seymour Almasy, Phil Atken and Brad Jackson.

==Notable Allies==

* [[CJ Woods]]
* [[Jordan White]]
* [[The Forgotten Ones]] ([[John Crichton]] & [[Ben J. Pailthorpe]])
* [[Vivica J. Valentine]]

==Notable Rivals==

*[[Jay Terror]]
*[[Thom LeStrange]]
*[[LeStatt Knight]]
*[[Chris Bagwell]]
*[[Jason O'Neil]]
*[[Vivica J. Valentine]]

Andy Murray

2010-09-10T05:03:42Z

Aknednyt: /* GCW Win/Loss Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Andy Murray
| Image=Murray3.png
| First=wEw
| Last=GCW
| Feds=World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling, Just Wrestling.
| Age=32
| birthplace=Aberdeen, Scotland
| Finisher=Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
| Style=Showman/Power-based all-rounder
| championships=wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion, Just Wrestling Champion, GCW World Heavyweight Champion.
| handler=Murrr
| Images=
}}
'''Andrew Hugh Murray''' (born October 17th, 1977 in Aberdeen, Scotland), better known by his ring name '''Andy Murray''' is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent currently signed to [[Global Championship Wrestling]], where he is currently the longest-reigning [[GCW World Heavyweight Champion]] (269 days). Murray is also known for his appearances in [[AWC]], [[FUSE]], [[PCW]] and [[Just Wrestling]] as well as his run in 2008's [[Elite Championship]] Inaugural Tournament, where he reached the finals.
== Professional Wrestling Career ==
=== Formative years (2001-2004) ===

=== Atlantic Wrestling Club ===

=== FUSE ===

=== Global Championship Wrestling ===

=== Other Appearances ===

==Personal Life==

==In Wrestling==
*'''Finishing moves'''
:*'''''Highland Hangover''''' (Hanging Vertical Suplex into a Stalling Brainbuster)
:*'''''Hex Breaker''''' (A running Blockbuster... kind of like the Buff Blockbuster without the flip)
*'''Trademark moves'''
:*'''''Celtic Crossface''''' (Standing Crossface)
:*'''''Bang! '''''(A quick, sharp DDT pulled out of nowhere, usually when the opponent has the upper hand)
:*'''''Disconnection Notice '''''(Helf-Nelson reverse DDT)
*'''Favourite Moves'''
:*Top Rope Elbow Drop
:*Pumphandle Slam
:*Full Nelson Slam
:*Half Boston Crab
:*Sidewalk Slam
:*Any sort of DDT that his size will allow
:*Flapjack
:*High-Angle Back Drop
:*A couple of left and right alternating jabs followed by a clothesline
:*Jumping Lariat
:*Football Tackle takedown
:*Arm Wrench
:*Sambo Suplex
*'''Wrestling Style'''
:*All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.
*'''Entrance Music '''
:*"Rise" by The Cult

==GCW Win/Loss Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="25%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="20%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor-=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|41 - 9
|Tim Shipley
|High Stakes 2010
|September 2, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|40 - 9
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 136
|August 19, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor= |Loss
|width="3%"|39 - 9
|Vivica J. Valentine
|WorldWide 135
|August 7, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"| 39 - 8
|Tim Shipley & Cheap Labor
|Rampage 2010
|July 14, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Chris Bagwell
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|38 - 8
|Cheap Labor
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|37 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Tim Shipley
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|36 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 128
|March 28, 2010
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|35 - 8
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 127
|March 17, 2010
|Lost GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|35 - 7
|Vivica J. Valentine
|NC-17 VII 
|March 5, 2010
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|34 - 7
|AXEL Action & Dan Black
|WorldWide 124
|January 19, 2010
|Triple Threat; Retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|33 - 7
|Jay Terror
|Christmas Chaos 2009
|December 23, 2009
|10-Man Elimination Tag
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|33 - 6
|Zacharia Taylor & Digital Mortality
|WorldWide 120
|October 31, 2009
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|32 - 6
|Jason O’Neil
|Dangerous Games 2009
|October 28, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|31 - 6
|FishBough
|WorldWide 119
|October 13, 2009
|Tag Team w/ Jason O’Neil
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|30 - 6
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2009
|September 9, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|win
|width=”3%”|29 - 6
|The Establishment
|WorldWide 117
|August 25, 2009
|3-on-3 w/ C. Fox & VJ Valentine
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|28 - 6
|Clyde Fox
|WorldWide 116
|August 15, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|27 - 6
|Zoey, Nacho Grande, C. Bagwell
|WorldWide 115
|August 5, 2009
|Gauntlet; retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|26 - 6
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 113
|July 17, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|25 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Rampage 2009
|June 21, 2009
|Won GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|24 - 6
|CJ Woods
|WorldWide 109
|April 20, 2009
|Last Man Standing Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|23 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Shockwave 2009
|March 29, 2009
|For the GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|23 - 5
|Banned/Exiled, Jackson/Terror & Valentine/Troy
|WorldWide 108
|March 20, 2009
|Four-Way Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|22 - 5
|Thom LeStrange
|WorldWide 106
|February 25, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|21 - 5
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 105
|February 14, 2009
|Buried Alive Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|20 - 5
|Jay Terror
|NC-17 VI
|February 4, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|19 - 5
|Jacob McKail
|WorldWide 104
|January 11, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|18 - 5
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 103
|December 14, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|17 - 5
|Brad Jackson
|WorldWide 102
|December 4, 2008
|via Jay Terror Surrender
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss 
|width=”3%”|16 - 5
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 101
|November 25, 2008
|Four-Way Match; Murr not pinned
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|16 - 4
|Vivica J. Valentine
|Devils Night 2008
|November 10, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|Dangerous Games 2008
|October 28, 2008
|Dangerous Games Match; finished 2nd
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=99ee99|Win
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 100
|October 9, 2008
|”I Quit” Match; won via TKO
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=#99ccff|Draw
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 99
|October 2, 2008
|Interf. from LK/Estab.
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 98
|September 21, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|13 - 4
|Oblivion
|Worldwide 97
|August 31, 2008
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|12 - 4
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 96
|August 20, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|11 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2008
|July 20, 2008
|Steel Cage Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|10 - 4
|Chris Black & Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 94
|July 18, 2008
|Tag Team w/ Zacharia Taylor
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|9 - 4
|Shaman
|WorldWide 93
|July 2, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|8 - 4
|Kiljaden Kincaid
|WorldWide 92
|June 27, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|7 - 4
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 91
|June 18, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|High Stakes 2008
|June 6, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 3
|T. DeBough, C. Bagwell & J. Terror
|WorldWide 90
|May 19, 2008
|3-on-3 w/ J. White and L. Ambrosi
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 2
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 89
|May 5, 2008
|For GCW US Championship &dagger;
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 1
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 88
|April 25, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|Rampage 2008
|April 2, 2008
|Rampage Tournament Finals
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 0
|Mark Matthews & Zacharia Taylor
|WorldWide 86
|March 14, 2008
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 0
|Phil Atken
|WorldWide 85
|February 27, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 0
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 83
|February 6, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 82
|January 22, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mark Mathews
|WorldWide 81
|January 12, 2008
|
|}

&dagger; 5-way match. Other Competitors: Seymour Almasy, Phil Atken and Brad Jackson.

==Notable Allies==

* [[CJ Woods]]
* [[Jordan White]]
* [[The Forgotten Ones]] ([[John Crichton]] & [[Ben J. Pailthorpe]])
* [[Vivica J. Valentine]]

==Notable Rivals==

*[[Jay Terror]]
*[[Thom LeStrange]]
*[[LeStatt Knight]]
*[[Chris Bagwell]]
*[[Jason O'Neil]]
*[[Vivica J. Valentine]]

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-09-10T04:52:54Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Global Championship Wrestling: March 2010 - Present==

The Magnificent Messiah signed with GCW in March of 2010 as part of [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]'s 'aggresive expansion' initiative. Coming in as a relative unknown, expectations were rather low for the Messiah, who'd never appeared on American television prior to his GCW debut. He has remained relatively silent since his debut with the company, but has managed to win two straight matches and has entered the second round of the illustrious Rampage Tournament.

==Professional Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Result'''
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Record'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="9%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|
|WorldWide 137
|September 15, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|7 - 6
|Triumph Frost
|High Stakes 2010
|September 2, 2010
|GCW
| for GCW Hardcore Championship
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|7 - 5
|Tim Shipley
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 2
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-09-10T04:51:46Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Global Championship Wrestling: March 2010 - Present==

The Magnificent Messiah signed with GCW in March of 2010 as part of [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]'s 'aggresive expansion' initiative. Coming in as a relative unknown, expectations were rather low for the Messiah, who'd never appeared on American television prior to his GCW debut. He has remained relatively silent since his debut with the company, but has managed to win two straight matches and has entered the second round of the illustrious Rampage Tournament.

==Professional Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Result'''
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Record'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="9%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|7 - 6
|Triumph Frost
|High Stakes 2010
|September 2, 2010
|GCW
| for GCW Hardcore Championship
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|7 - 5
|Tim Shipley
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 2
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

GCW

2010-08-26T15:56:11Z

Aknednyt: /* Current Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type=Wrestling / Sports Entertainment
|name=Global Championship Wrestling
|logo=[[Image: GCW_logo.png]]
|foundation= 2001
|location=New York, New York [[Image:Usa.png|United States of America]]
|key_people=[[Steven Caldera]], President [[Garbage Bag Johnny]], Commissioner 
|programming=[[WorldWide]], Broadcast live on [[X:TV]]
|revenue=
|operating_income=
|net_income=
|num_employees=50+ (as of 1st January 2010)
|homepage=[http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=home2009 Official Site]
}}
'''Global Championship Wrestling''' (GCW) is an active professional wrestling promotion that is part of the Primetime Central Community. It is owned and operated by Caldera Enterprises, Incorporated, headed by Founder and President [[Steven Caldera]]. In February of 2010, Caldera stepped down as creative head of GCW, turning control over to Commissioner [[Garbage Bag Johnny]].

GCW's parent company has offices in Columbus, Ohio, New York, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Tokyo, London and Beijing. The global headquarters of Caldera Enterprises has been moved to the New York office, but most of GCW's primary operations are still headquartered in GCW's original offices in Columbus.

== '''Current Champions''' ==

<center>
{| border="0" cellspacing="5" cellpadding="2"
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:GCWWorld.png|GCW World Heavyweight Championship]] || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWUs.png|GCW United States Championship]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWTv.png|GCW Television Championship]] || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWTag.png|GCW Tag Team Championship]]</center>
|-
! <center>'''World Heavyweight Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''United States Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''Television Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''Hardcore'''</center>
|-
| <center>[[Tessa Windsor]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Vivica J. Valentine]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Triumph Frost]]</center>|| || || || <center>[[Triumph Frost]]</center>
|-
| <center>won from: [[Various]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=218#2933 Rampage 2010]</center> || || || || <center>won from: [[Dan Black]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=148#2484 WorldWide 127]</center> || || || || <center>won from: [[Tempest]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=221#3019 WorldWide 136]</center>|| || || || <center>won from: [[Bryan Mayhem]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=145#2425 NC-17]</center>
|}
</center>

==Company History==

==='''The ACWF''' ===
The first elements of GCW's foundation were cast early in the year 2000. A young up-and-coming wrestler by the name of [[Steven Caldera]] got his first break when he was plucked off the independent circuit by Mr. Danger and brought to the American Championship Wrestling Federation. Mr. Danger's startup was poorly funded but enjoyed moderate success over its two-month run. Despite its relatively short lifespan, the American Championship Wrestling Federation collected a number of raw but talented young stars.

Most popular among these stars was Caldera, who rapidly became influential among the roster. Mr. Danger identified Caldera's potential and the two formed a bond. At the ACWF's first and only Pay-Per-View event, Deadly Decisions, Caldera won a one-night tournament with help from Mr. Danger to become ACWF World Champion. Caldera's victory was applauded by the rest of the roster, but there was strong discontent concerning the overall results of the events. With buyrates low and revenue dropping, the company shut its doors in May of 2000.

==='''The CWU'''===
[[File:Cwulogo.gif|thumb|200px|The Caldera Era logo of the Cyber Wrestling Union. Circa 2000.]]
Out of work but not defeated, Caldera and most of the ACWF group remained in close contact while accepting independent bookings during the summer of 2000. However, Caldera had failed to disclose a significant knee injury suffered during his tournament victory at Deadly Decisions, which for the time required Caldera to retire after a very brief career. An accidental meeting at an independent event in Chicago led Caldera to meet Nathan Crotzer, the owner of the Cyber Wrestling Union. Crotzer was in town watching his star, [[Rich Rollins]], compete and began talking to Caldera about a position in the company. By the time the event was over, Caldera and Crotzer had a handshake deal and Commissioner Caldera was brought to the CWU.

Caldera moved quickly to bring in many of his friends from the ACWF. Khan, The Jhub, Octavian and Mr. Danger, all ACWF veterans, signed on with the CWU. The company already had a number of talented stars, including Rollins, Kurt Richards, Toad, the Sick Freaks, and Badger Benandanti. This group formed a formidable core, and Commissioner Caldera's influence with the company quickly rose. Crotzer left the company under Caldera's control, and the CWU rapidly became a hot name on the independent circuit. Caldera only ran the CWU from November of 2000 until January of 2001, but Caldera's growing influence led to an acrimonious dispute with ownership.

In January 2001, Caldera stepped down as Commissioner of the CWU. When Caldera left, most of the roster followed. As a result, Caldera found himself free to develop his own promotion with a core of young talent ready to sign up. After weeks of intense planning and investing every penny to his name, Caldera founded Global Championship Wrestling and announced the company in February.

==='''2001-2002''' ===
[[File:Logo05.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The original GCW logo, debuted in February 2001.]]
Global Championship Wrestling opened to a tremendous reaction. Earning high marks from industry pundits and receiving strong ratings in its early months, GCW burst onto the scene as one of the nation's best new franchises. With an intensely loyal roster consisting of Octavian, Rich 'The Renegade' Rollins, Khan, The Jhub, Toxic, Toad, John Reed and others, GCW seemed to be equipped to challenge the biggest names in wrestling.

Octavian was crowned the company's first champion after the inaugural Warpath tournament in March of 2001. Around this time, Caldera began to target the promotions of Primetime Central as GCW's main competitors, with PCW in the center of the crosshairs. GCW lacked the financial resources to mount a serious threat, but the open challenge posted by the company drew interest from PTC.

By November of 2001, when GCW aired its most ambitious event to date, NC-17, GCW was universally recognized as the fastest rising promotion in North America. GCW's financial coffers began to expand as advertising revenue and merchandising took off, and the company began to grow new stars. Supplemented by Badger Benandanti, Jason Dread, Jason O'Neil and Tristain Mayhem, GCW's popular roster fueled it to a new peak. This led GCW to join the ranks of PTC, partnering GCW with PCW while simultaneously placing them in direct conflict.

This conflict led to a short tenure for GCW in PTC. The company severed ties with the organization as GCW fled to PTC's main competitor, FedWars. GCW became the flagship promotion of FedWars as Caldera sought to increase his clout in the industry beyond his own borders. During this time in early 2002, GCW had hit its stride, quickly developing a large and enthusiastic fanbase.

2002 began fast for GCW, and is regarded as one of the peak moments in GCW history. GCW roared toward Warpath 2002, which would mark the company's one-year anniversary. Meltdown 52 marked a full year of GCW events and was very highly received. However, major problems developed on the evening of Warpath 2002. Performances were notably truncated and lacking in enthusiasm, and GCW suffered a major setback. The company struggled on, completing another Pay-Per-View a month later. However, after Shockwave 2002, which saw Octavian win a third World Title reign, the company abruptly and unexpectedly shut its doors. While 'The Dark Messiah' [[Jason O'Neil]] has historically been given credit for destroying GCW, the competitive nature of professional wrestling after the turn of the millennium drove many GCW wrestlers into exhaustion. While GCW's biggest strength since its inception was its loyal and stable roster, this stability forced the entire group to work above maximum capacity for too long. As a result, following Shockwave 2002, the company was unable to continue touring and closed its doors unceremoniously.

==='''X-Wrestling''' ===
[[File:xwlogo.jpg|thumb|200px|The short-lived X-Wrestling debuted in the summer of 2002 and produced 5 events.]]
Behind the scenes, however, Caldera was regrouping. The always loyal GCW roster rested and waited for new plans to be announced, and very few wrestlers accepted contracts elsewhere. In July of 2002, GCW staged a one-night only event, an edition of its immensely popular Dangerous Games match. Dangerous Games, which was GCW's most highly rated event of its first era, was planned to be the final sendoff GCW deserved and give closure to its fans and talent. Featuring 20 wrestlers battling for the GCW World Title, the match was highly successful, and received high marks as it saw fan favorite Twizzy score a stunning win.

The success of the event prompted new discussions behind the scenes. GCW was not to return; instead, Caldera created a new promotion with a new approach, and X-Wrestling was born. Launched in August of 2002, X-Wrestling was intended to feature more risque, hardcore action. Caldera had hoped that the shock factor would garner huge ratings, and gambled by starting his own cable television network to air his events. X:TV was launched concurrently with XW, but XW failed to expand upon GCW's existing fanbase. Though XW was met with some success, the company lost money and Caldera closed the doors after its first Pay-Per-View event. At this event, Toxic defeated Twizzy for the X-Wrestling World Championship, which has since come to be considered part of the GCW World Title history.

While X-Wrestling failed, it marked a moment of tremendous expansion for its parent company, Caldera Enterprises. By starting his own network, Caldera was able to largely dictate the standards of his broadcasts, which allowed for greater creative freedom. In addition, X:TV came to be regarded as a prime place to air wrestling broadcasts, and multiple companies began broadcasting on the new network. X:TV would go on to be one of the most successful CEi ventures, and its revenues and concept would eventually open the door for GCW's return.

==='''2003-2004: Closed''' ===
With GCW closed, most of its roster retired. Despite never reaching the top, GCW enjoyed tremendous financial success and most of its talent had the resources to move on without wrestling. Caldera, however, remained busy. Caldera rejoined PTC and was named head of the organization for a short time. Caldera's tenure was mostly notable as the moment when PTC was relegated to sideshow duty, as its major promotions split off into a new faction. Seeing the writing on the wall, Caldera departed from PTC and took a commentating job with Five Star Wrestling. Caldera also managed the 500-pound sumo Kimbusa through GTT3 and Old School Wrestling.

During this time, a major contingent of top stars departed the premier PTC companies,starting with GTT3 winner and Caldera nemesis [[Angelo Deville]]. Deville's fame and influence led many significant wrestlers to follow out of PTC, leaving a mass of stars looking for a new home. Among these stars was another former Caldera confidant and rival, Jason O'Neil. Caldera was approached to reopen GCW as a landing place. Plans were put in motion to resurrect GCW in 2003, featuring a roster including Angelo Deville, Kimbusa, Violence Jack, Jason O'Neil and many others. Several of GCW's past stars were approached with new contracts. Rich Rollins, Octavian and Michael Stevens all signed new GCW contracts. Tour dates were set for the middle of the year, though no formal announcement was made. Cryptic messages on the GCW website began to appear alluding to the return. However, Deville and his cohorts never officially inked GCW contracts, preventing the company from moving forward with its reopening.

Things fell apart when Deville re-signed with PTC, and the rest followed. GCW's scheduled return was quickly nixed and the company once again faded from sight. For the rest of the year Caldera focused his energy on his new company, Caldera Enterprises, during which time his wealth and influence in the entertainment industry increased rapidly.

==='''2005 Reopening''' ===
In 2005, a number of old GCW members grew nostalgic, and contacted Caldera about putting together a brief reunion tour. The Jhub, Jason Dread, Mike Hardy, Rich Rollins, Octavian and Toad all signed on to spend six weeks touring the northeast, bringing GCW back for one last goodbye. However, with such a strong roster and with Caldera's resources greater than they had ever been, GCW was greeted with astounding success. The ratings and crowd reactions surpassed even the most optimistic expectations, and by the time GCW held the final event of the farewell tour, it was clear that there was no avoiding it: GCW was back.

GCW pressed on, anchored by a better-than-ever core. Perhaps most stunning, however, was the rise of LeStatt Knight. A wrestler of no great consequence in 2002, Knight arrived having made a giant leap into superstardom, and quickly staked his claim to greatness. A legendary rivalry with Michael Stevens helped propel GCW to its best year to date. Shortly after its resurgence, GCW rejoined Primetime Central.

==='''2006''' ===

2006, however, got off to a disastrous start, as Michael Stevens, having just scored a huge Title victory over Knight at the end of 2005, suffered a career-ending injury. The loss of its biggest star was a major blow to GCW's momentum. Caldera, with an ambitious plan to expand Caldera Enterprises, departed the company shortly thereafter, and the company seemed to lack direction. The company got a boost when it landed a contingent of major stars from Global Wrestling, and Lia Ambrosi, Vivica J. Valentine, Dawn MacFarlane and Blaise McClancy joined the GCW roster. Ambrosi and MacFarlane would both win GCW gold, but the listless events from 2006 coupled with the steady loss of led to the poorest ratings in GCW's history.

==='''2007''' ===

Still, the company survived, and 2007 saw an improvement. Bryan Mayhem, brother of Jason O'Neil, became a major star at the start of the year, defeating Ambrosi for the GCW Title. The exciting rivalry resparked the company, and Caldera's return seemed to bring direction back to the tour. By the end of the year, when Vivica J. Valentine defeated Lia Ambrosi for the GCW World Title at NC-17, it was clear that GCW had rebounded.

==='''2008''' ===

2008 saw more growth. Valentine developed into a bona fide star, and a new generation of wrestlers took over as the foundation of GCW. Jay Terror and Jordan White helped take the helm, and each rose to the top. By the end of the year, LeStatt Knight surged to the top once again, and GCW sported a mixture of top talent both old and new.

==='''2009''' ===

In 2009, GCW continued to grow, but the company once again departed PTC after a quarrel with management. Running independently, GCW still gained strong ratings, but the influx of new talent that had always been GCW's trademark began to slow. By the end of the year, GCW and PTC mended fences, and once again the two were united.

==='''2010''' ===
[[File:gcw10.jpg|thumb|200px|GCW received a major overhaul in 2010 to send it strong into the new decade.]]

2010 began with significant changes and ushered in another major new era in GCW history. President Steven Caldera followed through on his promise to step down, and exited the company at NC-17 VII. In his place he left new Commissioner Garbage Bag Johnny, who was fresh of a GTT Finals appearance. GBJ, last seen in GCW as a member of Caldera's Establishment, was expected to simply be another Caldera proxy. However, GBJ showed tremendous leadership and trademark unpredictability, giving GCW a completely new look. The signature regimental style affected by Caldera was replaced by a more unorthodox, less consistent approach. The success of NC-17 VII led to another major hiring spree, and GCW's roster blossomed to above 30 wrestlers.

The week following NC-17, LeStatt Knight was given a World Title shot by Garbage Bag Johnny against old rival Andy Murray. Murray's record-shattering title reign ended, and Knight broke a record of his own with his fourth title win. Knight then made a shocking announcement of his own: he, too, was retiring from GCW. Knight wrestled his final match at Shockwave 2010 against Vivica J. Valentine and was victorious. However, before arriving at Shockwave, Knight officially vacated the World Title, marking the first time the belt was without a holder since early 2006.

Despite the dramatic changes to GCW's look, the company experienced its best ratings and revenues in its history during the first quarter of 2010.

== '''Staff Structure''' ==
[[File:Caldera.png|thumb|left|200px|GCW President Steven Caldera. Photo taken 2009; © Owen]]
=== '''President Steven Caldera''' ===

Global Championship Wrestling is owned by Steven Caldera, the founder of the company and its parent, Caldera Enterprises, Incorporated. From the company's founding until 2010, Caldera was known for being extremely active in the day to day operations of the company. Though he would occasionally appoint a Commissioner to aid in the task, Caldera's authority was always absolute. However, at NC-17 VII in Dallas, Caldera made his final on-camera appearance with the company. The task of day to day operations fell to the Commissioner, and Caldera departed the tour to focus on other tasks. However, the office of the President is still responsible for final financial decisions, tour venues and advertising. Caldera continues to oversee the structure of the company but is now focused on the further development of CEi.

=== '''Commissioner Garbage Bag Johnny''' ===

The current Commissioner of GCW is [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]. He was appointed by President Caldera at [[NC-17 VII]]. GBJ has quickly put his own unique twist on GCW and has been regarded as an extremely successful Commissioner. He is responsible for day to day operations in GCW and has final say on the booking of matches.

=== '''Other Important Names''' ===

GCW's lead announcer, [[James Bryan]], has been with the company since its inception in 2001 and is extremely influential backstage. [[Eddie Fowler]] is the voice of GCW, the host of GCW Live on GCW Radio and an outspoken leader. GCW is supported by a number of key staff, road agents and crew that enable the company to function at a high level week to week.

== '''Television''' ==
=== '''Current''' ===
GCW's current television program is [[WorldWide]]. It airs at 8PM EST on [[X:TV]].

=== '''Former''' ===
GCW's former television program was [[Meltdown]]. It aired on Thursdays on USA before moving to [[X:TV]].

== '''Pay Per View''' ==

=== '''Rampage''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Rampage]]''
January: Featuring GCW's [[Rampage Tournament]] scoring the winner a GCW World Title shot.

=== '''Warpath''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Warpath]]''
May: The first GCW PPV ever annually pays homage to the birth of Global Championship Wrestling.

=== '''Dangerous Games''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Dangerous Games]]''
August: GCW's most popular event, featuring a 30-wrestler battle royal for a World Title shot.

=== '''NC-17''' ===
:''Main Article: [[NC-17]]''
November: The signature event on the GCW calendar, NC-17 features the best and biggest matches of the year.

=== '''Supercards''' ===
GCW also hosts eight supercards throughout the course of the year, aired on [[X:TV]].

== '''Facts''' ==

[[Category:Federations]]

GCW

2010-08-26T15:53:26Z

Aknednyt: /* Current Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type=Wrestling / Sports Entertainment
|name=Global Championship Wrestling
|logo=[[Image: GCW_logo.png]]
|foundation= 2001
|location=New York, New York [[Image:Usa.png|United States of America]]
|key_people=[[Steven Caldera]], President [[Garbage Bag Johnny]], Commissioner 
|programming=[[WorldWide]], Broadcast live on [[X:TV]]
|revenue=
|operating_income=
|net_income=
|num_employees=50+ (as of 1st January 2010)
|homepage=[http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=home2009 Official Site]
}}
'''Global Championship Wrestling''' (GCW) is an active professional wrestling promotion that is part of the Primetime Central Community. It is owned and operated by Caldera Enterprises, Incorporated, headed by Founder and President [[Steven Caldera]]. In February of 2010, Caldera stepped down as creative head of GCW, turning control over to Commissioner [[Garbage Bag Johnny]].

GCW's parent company has offices in Columbus, Ohio, New York, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Tokyo, London and Beijing. The global headquarters of Caldera Enterprises has been moved to the New York office, but most of GCW's primary operations are still headquartered in GCW's original offices in Columbus.

== '''Current Champions''' ==

<center>
{| border="0" cellspacing="5" cellpadding="2"
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:GCWWorld.png|GCW World Heavyweight Championship]] || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWUs.png|GCW United States Championship]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWTv.png|GCW Television Championship]] || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWTag.png|GCW Tag Team Championship]]</center>
|-
! <center>'''World Heavyweight Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''United States Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''Television Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''Hardcore'''</center>
|-
| <center>[[Tessa Windsor]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Vivica J. Valentine]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Triumph Frost]]</center>|| || || || <center>[[Triumph Frost]]</center>
|-
| <center>won from: [[Various]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=218#2933 Rampage 2010]</center> || || || || <center>won from: [[Dan Black]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=148#2484 WorldWide 127]</center> || || || || <center>won from: [[Tempest]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=221#3019 WorldWide 136]</center>|| || || || <center>won from: [[Mortifera]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=145#2425 NC-17]</center>
|}
</center>

==Company History==

==='''The ACWF''' ===
The first elements of GCW's foundation were cast early in the year 2000. A young up-and-coming wrestler by the name of [[Steven Caldera]] got his first break when he was plucked off the independent circuit by Mr. Danger and brought to the American Championship Wrestling Federation. Mr. Danger's startup was poorly funded but enjoyed moderate success over its two-month run. Despite its relatively short lifespan, the American Championship Wrestling Federation collected a number of raw but talented young stars.

Most popular among these stars was Caldera, who rapidly became influential among the roster. Mr. Danger identified Caldera's potential and the two formed a bond. At the ACWF's first and only Pay-Per-View event, Deadly Decisions, Caldera won a one-night tournament with help from Mr. Danger to become ACWF World Champion. Caldera's victory was applauded by the rest of the roster, but there was strong discontent concerning the overall results of the events. With buyrates low and revenue dropping, the company shut its doors in May of 2000.

==='''The CWU'''===
[[File:Cwulogo.gif|thumb|200px|The Caldera Era logo of the Cyber Wrestling Union. Circa 2000.]]
Out of work but not defeated, Caldera and most of the ACWF group remained in close contact while accepting independent bookings during the summer of 2000. However, Caldera had failed to disclose a significant knee injury suffered during his tournament victory at Deadly Decisions, which for the time required Caldera to retire after a very brief career. An accidental meeting at an independent event in Chicago led Caldera to meet Nathan Crotzer, the owner of the Cyber Wrestling Union. Crotzer was in town watching his star, [[Rich Rollins]], compete and began talking to Caldera about a position in the company. By the time the event was over, Caldera and Crotzer had a handshake deal and Commissioner Caldera was brought to the CWU.

Caldera moved quickly to bring in many of his friends from the ACWF. Khan, The Jhub, Octavian and Mr. Danger, all ACWF veterans, signed on with the CWU. The company already had a number of talented stars, including Rollins, Kurt Richards, Toad, the Sick Freaks, and Badger Benandanti. This group formed a formidable core, and Commissioner Caldera's influence with the company quickly rose. Crotzer left the company under Caldera's control, and the CWU rapidly became a hot name on the independent circuit. Caldera only ran the CWU from November of 2000 until January of 2001, but Caldera's growing influence led to an acrimonious dispute with ownership.

In January 2001, Caldera stepped down as Commissioner of the CWU. When Caldera left, most of the roster followed. As a result, Caldera found himself free to develop his own promotion with a core of young talent ready to sign up. After weeks of intense planning and investing every penny to his name, Caldera founded Global Championship Wrestling and announced the company in February.

==='''2001-2002''' ===
[[File:Logo05.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The original GCW logo, debuted in February 2001.]]
Global Championship Wrestling opened to a tremendous reaction. Earning high marks from industry pundits and receiving strong ratings in its early months, GCW burst onto the scene as one of the nation's best new franchises. With an intensely loyal roster consisting of Octavian, Rich 'The Renegade' Rollins, Khan, The Jhub, Toxic, Toad, John Reed and others, GCW seemed to be equipped to challenge the biggest names in wrestling.

Octavian was crowned the company's first champion after the inaugural Warpath tournament in March of 2001. Around this time, Caldera began to target the promotions of Primetime Central as GCW's main competitors, with PCW in the center of the crosshairs. GCW lacked the financial resources to mount a serious threat, but the open challenge posted by the company drew interest from PTC.

By November of 2001, when GCW aired its most ambitious event to date, NC-17, GCW was universally recognized as the fastest rising promotion in North America. GCW's financial coffers began to expand as advertising revenue and merchandising took off, and the company began to grow new stars. Supplemented by Badger Benandanti, Jason Dread, Jason O'Neil and Tristain Mayhem, GCW's popular roster fueled it to a new peak. This led GCW to join the ranks of PTC, partnering GCW with PCW while simultaneously placing them in direct conflict.

This conflict led to a short tenure for GCW in PTC. The company severed ties with the organization as GCW fled to PTC's main competitor, FedWars. GCW became the flagship promotion of FedWars as Caldera sought to increase his clout in the industry beyond his own borders. During this time in early 2002, GCW had hit its stride, quickly developing a large and enthusiastic fanbase.

2002 began fast for GCW, and is regarded as one of the peak moments in GCW history. GCW roared toward Warpath 2002, which would mark the company's one-year anniversary. Meltdown 52 marked a full year of GCW events and was very highly received. However, major problems developed on the evening of Warpath 2002. Performances were notably truncated and lacking in enthusiasm, and GCW suffered a major setback. The company struggled on, completing another Pay-Per-View a month later. However, after Shockwave 2002, which saw Octavian win a third World Title reign, the company abruptly and unexpectedly shut its doors. While 'The Dark Messiah' [[Jason O'Neil]] has historically been given credit for destroying GCW, the competitive nature of professional wrestling after the turn of the millennium drove many GCW wrestlers into exhaustion. While GCW's biggest strength since its inception was its loyal and stable roster, this stability forced the entire group to work above maximum capacity for too long. As a result, following Shockwave 2002, the company was unable to continue touring and closed its doors unceremoniously.

==='''X-Wrestling''' ===
[[File:xwlogo.jpg|thumb|200px|The short-lived X-Wrestling debuted in the summer of 2002 and produced 5 events.]]
Behind the scenes, however, Caldera was regrouping. The always loyal GCW roster rested and waited for new plans to be announced, and very few wrestlers accepted contracts elsewhere. In July of 2002, GCW staged a one-night only event, an edition of its immensely popular Dangerous Games match. Dangerous Games, which was GCW's most highly rated event of its first era, was planned to be the final sendoff GCW deserved and give closure to its fans and talent. Featuring 20 wrestlers battling for the GCW World Title, the match was highly successful, and received high marks as it saw fan favorite Twizzy score a stunning win.

The success of the event prompted new discussions behind the scenes. GCW was not to return; instead, Caldera created a new promotion with a new approach, and X-Wrestling was born. Launched in August of 2002, X-Wrestling was intended to feature more risque, hardcore action. Caldera had hoped that the shock factor would garner huge ratings, and gambled by starting his own cable television network to air his events. X:TV was launched concurrently with XW, but XW failed to expand upon GCW's existing fanbase. Though XW was met with some success, the company lost money and Caldera closed the doors after its first Pay-Per-View event. At this event, Toxic defeated Twizzy for the X-Wrestling World Championship, which has since come to be considered part of the GCW World Title history.

While X-Wrestling failed, it marked a moment of tremendous expansion for its parent company, Caldera Enterprises. By starting his own network, Caldera was able to largely dictate the standards of his broadcasts, which allowed for greater creative freedom. In addition, X:TV came to be regarded as a prime place to air wrestling broadcasts, and multiple companies began broadcasting on the new network. X:TV would go on to be one of the most successful CEi ventures, and its revenues and concept would eventually open the door for GCW's return.

==='''2003-2004: Closed''' ===
With GCW closed, most of its roster retired. Despite never reaching the top, GCW enjoyed tremendous financial success and most of its talent had the resources to move on without wrestling. Caldera, however, remained busy. Caldera rejoined PTC and was named head of the organization for a short time. Caldera's tenure was mostly notable as the moment when PTC was relegated to sideshow duty, as its major promotions split off into a new faction. Seeing the writing on the wall, Caldera departed from PTC and took a commentating job with Five Star Wrestling. Caldera also managed the 500-pound sumo Kimbusa through GTT3 and Old School Wrestling.

During this time, a major contingent of top stars departed the premier PTC companies,starting with GTT3 winner and Caldera nemesis [[Angelo Deville]]. Deville's fame and influence led many significant wrestlers to follow out of PTC, leaving a mass of stars looking for a new home. Among these stars was another former Caldera confidant and rival, Jason O'Neil. Caldera was approached to reopen GCW as a landing place. Plans were put in motion to resurrect GCW in 2003, featuring a roster including Angelo Deville, Kimbusa, Violence Jack, Jason O'Neil and many others. Several of GCW's past stars were approached with new contracts. Rich Rollins, Octavian and Michael Stevens all signed new GCW contracts. Tour dates were set for the middle of the year, though no formal announcement was made. Cryptic messages on the GCW website began to appear alluding to the return. However, Deville and his cohorts never officially inked GCW contracts, preventing the company from moving forward with its reopening.

Things fell apart when Deville re-signed with PTC, and the rest followed. GCW's scheduled return was quickly nixed and the company once again faded from sight. For the rest of the year Caldera focused his energy on his new company, Caldera Enterprises, during which time his wealth and influence in the entertainment industry increased rapidly.

==='''2005 Reopening''' ===
In 2005, a number of old GCW members grew nostalgic, and contacted Caldera about putting together a brief reunion tour. The Jhub, Jason Dread, Mike Hardy, Rich Rollins, Octavian and Toad all signed on to spend six weeks touring the northeast, bringing GCW back for one last goodbye. However, with such a strong roster and with Caldera's resources greater than they had ever been, GCW was greeted with astounding success. The ratings and crowd reactions surpassed even the most optimistic expectations, and by the time GCW held the final event of the farewell tour, it was clear that there was no avoiding it: GCW was back.

GCW pressed on, anchored by a better-than-ever core. Perhaps most stunning, however, was the rise of LeStatt Knight. A wrestler of no great consequence in 2002, Knight arrived having made a giant leap into superstardom, and quickly staked his claim to greatness. A legendary rivalry with Michael Stevens helped propel GCW to its best year to date. Shortly after its resurgence, GCW rejoined Primetime Central.

==='''2006''' ===

2006, however, got off to a disastrous start, as Michael Stevens, having just scored a huge Title victory over Knight at the end of 2005, suffered a career-ending injury. The loss of its biggest star was a major blow to GCW's momentum. Caldera, with an ambitious plan to expand Caldera Enterprises, departed the company shortly thereafter, and the company seemed to lack direction. The company got a boost when it landed a contingent of major stars from Global Wrestling, and Lia Ambrosi, Vivica J. Valentine, Dawn MacFarlane and Blaise McClancy joined the GCW roster. Ambrosi and MacFarlane would both win GCW gold, but the listless events from 2006 coupled with the steady loss of led to the poorest ratings in GCW's history.

==='''2007''' ===

Still, the company survived, and 2007 saw an improvement. Bryan Mayhem, brother of Jason O'Neil, became a major star at the start of the year, defeating Ambrosi for the GCW Title. The exciting rivalry resparked the company, and Caldera's return seemed to bring direction back to the tour. By the end of the year, when Vivica J. Valentine defeated Lia Ambrosi for the GCW World Title at NC-17, it was clear that GCW had rebounded.

==='''2008''' ===

2008 saw more growth. Valentine developed into a bona fide star, and a new generation of wrestlers took over as the foundation of GCW. Jay Terror and Jordan White helped take the helm, and each rose to the top. By the end of the year, LeStatt Knight surged to the top once again, and GCW sported a mixture of top talent both old and new.

==='''2009''' ===

In 2009, GCW continued to grow, but the company once again departed PTC after a quarrel with management. Running independently, GCW still gained strong ratings, but the influx of new talent that had always been GCW's trademark began to slow. By the end of the year, GCW and PTC mended fences, and once again the two were united.

==='''2010''' ===
[[File:gcw10.jpg|thumb|200px|GCW received a major overhaul in 2010 to send it strong into the new decade.]]

2010 began with significant changes and ushered in another major new era in GCW history. President Steven Caldera followed through on his promise to step down, and exited the company at NC-17 VII. In his place he left new Commissioner Garbage Bag Johnny, who was fresh of a GTT Finals appearance. GBJ, last seen in GCW as a member of Caldera's Establishment, was expected to simply be another Caldera proxy. However, GBJ showed tremendous leadership and trademark unpredictability, giving GCW a completely new look. The signature regimental style affected by Caldera was replaced by a more unorthodox, less consistent approach. The success of NC-17 VII led to another major hiring spree, and GCW's roster blossomed to above 30 wrestlers.

The week following NC-17, LeStatt Knight was given a World Title shot by Garbage Bag Johnny against old rival Andy Murray. Murray's record-shattering title reign ended, and Knight broke a record of his own with his fourth title win. Knight then made a shocking announcement of his own: he, too, was retiring from GCW. Knight wrestled his final match at Shockwave 2010 against Vivica J. Valentine and was victorious. However, before arriving at Shockwave, Knight officially vacated the World Title, marking the first time the belt was without a holder since early 2006.

Despite the dramatic changes to GCW's look, the company experienced its best ratings and revenues in its history during the first quarter of 2010.

== '''Staff Structure''' ==
[[File:Caldera.png|thumb|left|200px|GCW President Steven Caldera. Photo taken 2009; © Owen]]
=== '''President Steven Caldera''' ===

Global Championship Wrestling is owned by Steven Caldera, the founder of the company and its parent, Caldera Enterprises, Incorporated. From the company's founding until 2010, Caldera was known for being extremely active in the day to day operations of the company. Though he would occasionally appoint a Commissioner to aid in the task, Caldera's authority was always absolute. However, at NC-17 VII in Dallas, Caldera made his final on-camera appearance with the company. The task of day to day operations fell to the Commissioner, and Caldera departed the tour to focus on other tasks. However, the office of the President is still responsible for final financial decisions, tour venues and advertising. Caldera continues to oversee the structure of the company but is now focused on the further development of CEi.

=== '''Commissioner Garbage Bag Johnny''' ===

The current Commissioner of GCW is [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]. He was appointed by President Caldera at [[NC-17 VII]]. GBJ has quickly put his own unique twist on GCW and has been regarded as an extremely successful Commissioner. He is responsible for day to day operations in GCW and has final say on the booking of matches.

=== '''Other Important Names''' ===

GCW's lead announcer, [[James Bryan]], has been with the company since its inception in 2001 and is extremely influential backstage. [[Eddie Fowler]] is the voice of GCW, the host of GCW Live on GCW Radio and an outspoken leader. GCW is supported by a number of key staff, road agents and crew that enable the company to function at a high level week to week.

== '''Television''' ==
=== '''Current''' ===
GCW's current television program is [[WorldWide]]. It airs at 8PM EST on [[X:TV]].

=== '''Former''' ===
GCW's former television program was [[Meltdown]]. It aired on Thursdays on USA before moving to [[X:TV]].

== '''Pay Per View''' ==

=== '''Rampage''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Rampage]]''
January: Featuring GCW's [[Rampage Tournament]] scoring the winner a GCW World Title shot.

=== '''Warpath''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Warpath]]''
May: The first GCW PPV ever annually pays homage to the birth of Global Championship Wrestling.

=== '''Dangerous Games''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Dangerous Games]]''
August: GCW's most popular event, featuring a 30-wrestler battle royal for a World Title shot.

=== '''NC-17''' ===
:''Main Article: [[NC-17]]''
November: The signature event on the GCW calendar, NC-17 features the best and biggest matches of the year.

=== '''Supercards''' ===
GCW also hosts eight supercards throughout the course of the year, aired on [[X:TV]].

== '''Facts''' ==

[[Category:Federations]]

GCW

2010-08-26T15:51:29Z

Aknednyt: /* Current Champions */

{{Infobox Company
|type=Wrestling / Sports Entertainment
|name=Global Championship Wrestling
|logo=[[Image: GCW_logo.png]]
|foundation= 2001
|location=New York, New York [[Image:Usa.png|United States of America]]
|key_people=[[Steven Caldera]], President [[Garbage Bag Johnny]], Commissioner 
|programming=[[WorldWide]], Broadcast live on [[X:TV]]
|revenue=
|operating_income=
|net_income=
|num_employees=50+ (as of 1st January 2010)
|homepage=[http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=home2009 Official Site]
}}
'''Global Championship Wrestling''' (GCW) is an active professional wrestling promotion that is part of the Primetime Central Community. It is owned and operated by Caldera Enterprises, Incorporated, headed by Founder and President [[Steven Caldera]]. In February of 2010, Caldera stepped down as creative head of GCW, turning control over to Commissioner [[Garbage Bag Johnny]].

GCW's parent company has offices in Columbus, Ohio, New York, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Tokyo, London and Beijing. The global headquarters of Caldera Enterprises has been moved to the New York office, but most of GCW's primary operations are still headquartered in GCW's original offices in Columbus.

== '''Current Champions''' ==

<center>
{| border="0" cellspacing="5" cellpadding="2"
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:GCWWorld.png|GCW World Heavyweight Championship]] || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWUs.png|GCW United States Championship]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWTv.png|GCW Television Championship]] || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWTag.png|GCW Tag Team Championship]]</center>
|-
! <center>'''World Heavyweight Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''United States Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''Television Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''Hardcore'''</center>
|-
| <center>[[Tessa Windsor]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Vivica J. Valentine]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Triumph Frost]]</center>|| || || || <center>[[Triumph Frost]]</center>
|-
| <center>won from: [[Various]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=218#2933 Rampage 2010]</center> || || || || <center>won from: [[Dan Black]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=148#2484 WorldWide 127]</center> || || || || <center>won from: [[PAZUZU, THE DARKNESS]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=156#2573 WorldWide 129]</center>|| || || || <center>won from: [[Mortifera]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=145#2425 NC-17]</center>
|}
</center>

==Company History==

==='''The ACWF''' ===
The first elements of GCW's foundation were cast early in the year 2000. A young up-and-coming wrestler by the name of [[Steven Caldera]] got his first break when he was plucked off the independent circuit by Mr. Danger and brought to the American Championship Wrestling Federation. Mr. Danger's startup was poorly funded but enjoyed moderate success over its two-month run. Despite its relatively short lifespan, the American Championship Wrestling Federation collected a number of raw but talented young stars.

Most popular among these stars was Caldera, who rapidly became influential among the roster. Mr. Danger identified Caldera's potential and the two formed a bond. At the ACWF's first and only Pay-Per-View event, Deadly Decisions, Caldera won a one-night tournament with help from Mr. Danger to become ACWF World Champion. Caldera's victory was applauded by the rest of the roster, but there was strong discontent concerning the overall results of the events. With buyrates low and revenue dropping, the company shut its doors in May of 2000.

==='''The CWU'''===
[[File:Cwulogo.gif|thumb|200px|The Caldera Era logo of the Cyber Wrestling Union. Circa 2000.]]
Out of work but not defeated, Caldera and most of the ACWF group remained in close contact while accepting independent bookings during the summer of 2000. However, Caldera had failed to disclose a significant knee injury suffered during his tournament victory at Deadly Decisions, which for the time required Caldera to retire after a very brief career. An accidental meeting at an independent event in Chicago led Caldera to meet Nathan Crotzer, the owner of the Cyber Wrestling Union. Crotzer was in town watching his star, [[Rich Rollins]], compete and began talking to Caldera about a position in the company. By the time the event was over, Caldera and Crotzer had a handshake deal and Commissioner Caldera was brought to the CWU.

Caldera moved quickly to bring in many of his friends from the ACWF. Khan, The Jhub, Octavian and Mr. Danger, all ACWF veterans, signed on with the CWU. The company already had a number of talented stars, including Rollins, Kurt Richards, Toad, the Sick Freaks, and Badger Benandanti. This group formed a formidable core, and Commissioner Caldera's influence with the company quickly rose. Crotzer left the company under Caldera's control, and the CWU rapidly became a hot name on the independent circuit. Caldera only ran the CWU from November of 2000 until January of 2001, but Caldera's growing influence led to an acrimonious dispute with ownership.

In January 2001, Caldera stepped down as Commissioner of the CWU. When Caldera left, most of the roster followed. As a result, Caldera found himself free to develop his own promotion with a core of young talent ready to sign up. After weeks of intense planning and investing every penny to his name, Caldera founded Global Championship Wrestling and announced the company in February.

==='''2001-2002''' ===
[[File:Logo05.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The original GCW logo, debuted in February 2001.]]
Global Championship Wrestling opened to a tremendous reaction. Earning high marks from industry pundits and receiving strong ratings in its early months, GCW burst onto the scene as one of the nation's best new franchises. With an intensely loyal roster consisting of Octavian, Rich 'The Renegade' Rollins, Khan, The Jhub, Toxic, Toad, John Reed and others, GCW seemed to be equipped to challenge the biggest names in wrestling.

Octavian was crowned the company's first champion after the inaugural Warpath tournament in March of 2001. Around this time, Caldera began to target the promotions of Primetime Central as GCW's main competitors, with PCW in the center of the crosshairs. GCW lacked the financial resources to mount a serious threat, but the open challenge posted by the company drew interest from PTC.

By November of 2001, when GCW aired its most ambitious event to date, NC-17, GCW was universally recognized as the fastest rising promotion in North America. GCW's financial coffers began to expand as advertising revenue and merchandising took off, and the company began to grow new stars. Supplemented by Badger Benandanti, Jason Dread, Jason O'Neil and Tristain Mayhem, GCW's popular roster fueled it to a new peak. This led GCW to join the ranks of PTC, partnering GCW with PCW while simultaneously placing them in direct conflict.

This conflict led to a short tenure for GCW in PTC. The company severed ties with the organization as GCW fled to PTC's main competitor, FedWars. GCW became the flagship promotion of FedWars as Caldera sought to increase his clout in the industry beyond his own borders. During this time in early 2002, GCW had hit its stride, quickly developing a large and enthusiastic fanbase.

2002 began fast for GCW, and is regarded as one of the peak moments in GCW history. GCW roared toward Warpath 2002, which would mark the company's one-year anniversary. Meltdown 52 marked a full year of GCW events and was very highly received. However, major problems developed on the evening of Warpath 2002. Performances were notably truncated and lacking in enthusiasm, and GCW suffered a major setback. The company struggled on, completing another Pay-Per-View a month later. However, after Shockwave 2002, which saw Octavian win a third World Title reign, the company abruptly and unexpectedly shut its doors. While 'The Dark Messiah' [[Jason O'Neil]] has historically been given credit for destroying GCW, the competitive nature of professional wrestling after the turn of the millennium drove many GCW wrestlers into exhaustion. While GCW's biggest strength since its inception was its loyal and stable roster, this stability forced the entire group to work above maximum capacity for too long. As a result, following Shockwave 2002, the company was unable to continue touring and closed its doors unceremoniously.

==='''X-Wrestling''' ===
[[File:xwlogo.jpg|thumb|200px|The short-lived X-Wrestling debuted in the summer of 2002 and produced 5 events.]]
Behind the scenes, however, Caldera was regrouping. The always loyal GCW roster rested and waited for new plans to be announced, and very few wrestlers accepted contracts elsewhere. In July of 2002, GCW staged a one-night only event, an edition of its immensely popular Dangerous Games match. Dangerous Games, which was GCW's most highly rated event of its first era, was planned to be the final sendoff GCW deserved and give closure to its fans and talent. Featuring 20 wrestlers battling for the GCW World Title, the match was highly successful, and received high marks as it saw fan favorite Twizzy score a stunning win.

The success of the event prompted new discussions behind the scenes. GCW was not to return; instead, Caldera created a new promotion with a new approach, and X-Wrestling was born. Launched in August of 2002, X-Wrestling was intended to feature more risque, hardcore action. Caldera had hoped that the shock factor would garner huge ratings, and gambled by starting his own cable television network to air his events. X:TV was launched concurrently with XW, but XW failed to expand upon GCW's existing fanbase. Though XW was met with some success, the company lost money and Caldera closed the doors after its first Pay-Per-View event. At this event, Toxic defeated Twizzy for the X-Wrestling World Championship, which has since come to be considered part of the GCW World Title history.

While X-Wrestling failed, it marked a moment of tremendous expansion for its parent company, Caldera Enterprises. By starting his own network, Caldera was able to largely dictate the standards of his broadcasts, which allowed for greater creative freedom. In addition, X:TV came to be regarded as a prime place to air wrestling broadcasts, and multiple companies began broadcasting on the new network. X:TV would go on to be one of the most successful CEi ventures, and its revenues and concept would eventually open the door for GCW's return.

==='''2003-2004: Closed''' ===
With GCW closed, most of its roster retired. Despite never reaching the top, GCW enjoyed tremendous financial success and most of its talent had the resources to move on without wrestling. Caldera, however, remained busy. Caldera rejoined PTC and was named head of the organization for a short time. Caldera's tenure was mostly notable as the moment when PTC was relegated to sideshow duty, as its major promotions split off into a new faction. Seeing the writing on the wall, Caldera departed from PTC and took a commentating job with Five Star Wrestling. Caldera also managed the 500-pound sumo Kimbusa through GTT3 and Old School Wrestling.

During this time, a major contingent of top stars departed the premier PTC companies,starting with GTT3 winner and Caldera nemesis [[Angelo Deville]]. Deville's fame and influence led many significant wrestlers to follow out of PTC, leaving a mass of stars looking for a new home. Among these stars was another former Caldera confidant and rival, Jason O'Neil. Caldera was approached to reopen GCW as a landing place. Plans were put in motion to resurrect GCW in 2003, featuring a roster including Angelo Deville, Kimbusa, Violence Jack, Jason O'Neil and many others. Several of GCW's past stars were approached with new contracts. Rich Rollins, Octavian and Michael Stevens all signed new GCW contracts. Tour dates were set for the middle of the year, though no formal announcement was made. Cryptic messages on the GCW website began to appear alluding to the return. However, Deville and his cohorts never officially inked GCW contracts, preventing the company from moving forward with its reopening.

Things fell apart when Deville re-signed with PTC, and the rest followed. GCW's scheduled return was quickly nixed and the company once again faded from sight. For the rest of the year Caldera focused his energy on his new company, Caldera Enterprises, during which time his wealth and influence in the entertainment industry increased rapidly.

==='''2005 Reopening''' ===
In 2005, a number of old GCW members grew nostalgic, and contacted Caldera about putting together a brief reunion tour. The Jhub, Jason Dread, Mike Hardy, Rich Rollins, Octavian and Toad all signed on to spend six weeks touring the northeast, bringing GCW back for one last goodbye. However, with such a strong roster and with Caldera's resources greater than they had ever been, GCW was greeted with astounding success. The ratings and crowd reactions surpassed even the most optimistic expectations, and by the time GCW held the final event of the farewell tour, it was clear that there was no avoiding it: GCW was back.

GCW pressed on, anchored by a better-than-ever core. Perhaps most stunning, however, was the rise of LeStatt Knight. A wrestler of no great consequence in 2002, Knight arrived having made a giant leap into superstardom, and quickly staked his claim to greatness. A legendary rivalry with Michael Stevens helped propel GCW to its best year to date. Shortly after its resurgence, GCW rejoined Primetime Central.

==='''2006''' ===

2006, however, got off to a disastrous start, as Michael Stevens, having just scored a huge Title victory over Knight at the end of 2005, suffered a career-ending injury. The loss of its biggest star was a major blow to GCW's momentum. Caldera, with an ambitious plan to expand Caldera Enterprises, departed the company shortly thereafter, and the company seemed to lack direction. The company got a boost when it landed a contingent of major stars from Global Wrestling, and Lia Ambrosi, Vivica J. Valentine, Dawn MacFarlane and Blaise McClancy joined the GCW roster. Ambrosi and MacFarlane would both win GCW gold, but the listless events from 2006 coupled with the steady loss of led to the poorest ratings in GCW's history.

==='''2007''' ===

Still, the company survived, and 2007 saw an improvement. Bryan Mayhem, brother of Jason O'Neil, became a major star at the start of the year, defeating Ambrosi for the GCW Title. The exciting rivalry resparked the company, and Caldera's return seemed to bring direction back to the tour. By the end of the year, when Vivica J. Valentine defeated Lia Ambrosi for the GCW World Title at NC-17, it was clear that GCW had rebounded.

==='''2008''' ===

2008 saw more growth. Valentine developed into a bona fide star, and a new generation of wrestlers took over as the foundation of GCW. Jay Terror and Jordan White helped take the helm, and each rose to the top. By the end of the year, LeStatt Knight surged to the top once again, and GCW sported a mixture of top talent both old and new.

==='''2009''' ===

In 2009, GCW continued to grow, but the company once again departed PTC after a quarrel with management. Running independently, GCW still gained strong ratings, but the influx of new talent that had always been GCW's trademark began to slow. By the end of the year, GCW and PTC mended fences, and once again the two were united.

==='''2010''' ===
[[File:gcw10.jpg|thumb|200px|GCW received a major overhaul in 2010 to send it strong into the new decade.]]

2010 began with significant changes and ushered in another major new era in GCW history. President Steven Caldera followed through on his promise to step down, and exited the company at NC-17 VII. In his place he left new Commissioner Garbage Bag Johnny, who was fresh of a GTT Finals appearance. GBJ, last seen in GCW as a member of Caldera's Establishment, was expected to simply be another Caldera proxy. However, GBJ showed tremendous leadership and trademark unpredictability, giving GCW a completely new look. The signature regimental style affected by Caldera was replaced by a more unorthodox, less consistent approach. The success of NC-17 VII led to another major hiring spree, and GCW's roster blossomed to above 30 wrestlers.

The week following NC-17, LeStatt Knight was given a World Title shot by Garbage Bag Johnny against old rival Andy Murray. Murray's record-shattering title reign ended, and Knight broke a record of his own with his fourth title win. Knight then made a shocking announcement of his own: he, too, was retiring from GCW. Knight wrestled his final match at Shockwave 2010 against Vivica J. Valentine and was victorious. However, before arriving at Shockwave, Knight officially vacated the World Title, marking the first time the belt was without a holder since early 2006.

Despite the dramatic changes to GCW's look, the company experienced its best ratings and revenues in its history during the first quarter of 2010.

== '''Staff Structure''' ==
[[File:Caldera.png|thumb|left|200px|GCW President Steven Caldera. Photo taken 2009; © Owen]]
=== '''President Steven Caldera''' ===

Global Championship Wrestling is owned by Steven Caldera, the founder of the company and its parent, Caldera Enterprises, Incorporated. From the company's founding until 2010, Caldera was known for being extremely active in the day to day operations of the company. Though he would occasionally appoint a Commissioner to aid in the task, Caldera's authority was always absolute. However, at NC-17 VII in Dallas, Caldera made his final on-camera appearance with the company. The task of day to day operations fell to the Commissioner, and Caldera departed the tour to focus on other tasks. However, the office of the President is still responsible for final financial decisions, tour venues and advertising. Caldera continues to oversee the structure of the company but is now focused on the further development of CEi.

=== '''Commissioner Garbage Bag Johnny''' ===

The current Commissioner of GCW is [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]. He was appointed by President Caldera at [[NC-17 VII]]. GBJ has quickly put his own unique twist on GCW and has been regarded as an extremely successful Commissioner. He is responsible for day to day operations in GCW and has final say on the booking of matches.

=== '''Other Important Names''' ===

GCW's lead announcer, [[James Bryan]], has been with the company since its inception in 2001 and is extremely influential backstage. [[Eddie Fowler]] is the voice of GCW, the host of GCW Live on GCW Radio and an outspoken leader. GCW is supported by a number of key staff, road agents and crew that enable the company to function at a high level week to week.

== '''Television''' ==
=== '''Current''' ===
GCW's current television program is [[WorldWide]]. It airs at 8PM EST on [[X:TV]].

=== '''Former''' ===
GCW's former television program was [[Meltdown]]. It aired on Thursdays on USA before moving to [[X:TV]].

== '''Pay Per View''' ==

=== '''Rampage''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Rampage]]''
January: Featuring GCW's [[Rampage Tournament]] scoring the winner a GCW World Title shot.

=== '''Warpath''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Warpath]]''
May: The first GCW PPV ever annually pays homage to the birth of Global Championship Wrestling.

=== '''Dangerous Games''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Dangerous Games]]''
August: GCW's most popular event, featuring a 30-wrestler battle royal for a World Title shot.

=== '''NC-17''' ===
:''Main Article: [[NC-17]]''
November: The signature event on the GCW calendar, NC-17 features the best and biggest matches of the year.

=== '''Supercards''' ===
GCW also hosts eight supercards throughout the course of the year, aired on [[X:TV]].

== '''Facts''' ==

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|name=Global Championship Wrestling
|logo=[[Image: GCW_logo.png]]
|foundation= 2001
|location=New York, New York [[Image:Usa.png|United States of America]]
|key_people=[[Steven Caldera]], President [[Garbage Bag Johnny]], Commissioner 
|programming=[[WorldWide]], Broadcast live on [[X:TV]]
|revenue=
|operating_income=
|net_income=
|num_employees=50+ (as of 1st January 2010)
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'''Global Championship Wrestling''' (GCW) is an active professional wrestling promotion that is part of the Primetime Central Community. It is owned and operated by Caldera Enterprises, Incorporated, headed by Founder and President [[Steven Caldera]]. In February of 2010, Caldera stepped down as creative head of GCW, turning control over to Commissioner [[Garbage Bag Johnny]].

GCW's parent company has offices in Columbus, Ohio, New York, Chicago, Houston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Tokyo, London and Beijing. The global headquarters of Caldera Enterprises has been moved to the New York office, but most of GCW's primary operations are still headquartered in GCW's original offices in Columbus.

== '''Current Champions''' ==

<center>
{| border="0" cellspacing="5" cellpadding="2"
| style="text-align: center;" | [[Image:GCWWorld.png|GCW World Heavyweight Championship]] || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWUs.png|GCW United States Championship]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWTv.png|GCW Television Championship]] || || || || <center>[[Image:GCWTag.png|GCW Tag Team Championship]]</center>
|-
! <center>'''World Heavyweight Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''United States Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''Television Championship'''</center> || || || || <center>'''Hardcore'''</center>
|-
| <center>[[Tessa Windsor]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Vivica J. Valentine]]</center> || || || || <center>[[Triumph Frost]]</center>|| || || || <center>[[Triumph Frost]]</center>
|-
| <center>won from: [[LeStatt Knight]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=151#2620 Knight reitred as Champion]</center> || || || || <center>won from: [[Dan Black]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=148#2484 WorldWide 127]</center> || || || || <center>won from: [[PAZUZU, THE DARKNESS]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=156#2573 WorldWide 129]</center>|| || || || <center>won from: [[Mortifera]] [http://www.gcwonline.net/content.php?p=event&id=145#2425 NC-17]</center>
|}
</center>

==Company History==

==='''The ACWF''' ===
The first elements of GCW's foundation were cast early in the year 2000. A young up-and-coming wrestler by the name of [[Steven Caldera]] got his first break when he was plucked off the independent circuit by Mr. Danger and brought to the American Championship Wrestling Federation. Mr. Danger's startup was poorly funded but enjoyed moderate success over its two-month run. Despite its relatively short lifespan, the American Championship Wrestling Federation collected a number of raw but talented young stars.

Most popular among these stars was Caldera, who rapidly became influential among the roster. Mr. Danger identified Caldera's potential and the two formed a bond. At the ACWF's first and only Pay-Per-View event, Deadly Decisions, Caldera won a one-night tournament with help from Mr. Danger to become ACWF World Champion. Caldera's victory was applauded by the rest of the roster, but there was strong discontent concerning the overall results of the events. With buyrates low and revenue dropping, the company shut its doors in May of 2000.

==='''The CWU'''===
[[File:Cwulogo.gif|thumb|200px|The Caldera Era logo of the Cyber Wrestling Union. Circa 2000.]]
Out of work but not defeated, Caldera and most of the ACWF group remained in close contact while accepting independent bookings during the summer of 2000. However, Caldera had failed to disclose a significant knee injury suffered during his tournament victory at Deadly Decisions, which for the time required Caldera to retire after a very brief career. An accidental meeting at an independent event in Chicago led Caldera to meet Nathan Crotzer, the owner of the Cyber Wrestling Union. Crotzer was in town watching his star, [[Rich Rollins]], compete and began talking to Caldera about a position in the company. By the time the event was over, Caldera and Crotzer had a handshake deal and Commissioner Caldera was brought to the CWU.

Caldera moved quickly to bring in many of his friends from the ACWF. Khan, The Jhub, Octavian and Mr. Danger, all ACWF veterans, signed on with the CWU. The company already had a number of talented stars, including Rollins, Kurt Richards, Toad, the Sick Freaks, and Badger Benandanti. This group formed a formidable core, and Commissioner Caldera's influence with the company quickly rose. Crotzer left the company under Caldera's control, and the CWU rapidly became a hot name on the independent circuit. Caldera only ran the CWU from November of 2000 until January of 2001, but Caldera's growing influence led to an acrimonious dispute with ownership.

In January 2001, Caldera stepped down as Commissioner of the CWU. When Caldera left, most of the roster followed. As a result, Caldera found himself free to develop his own promotion with a core of young talent ready to sign up. After weeks of intense planning and investing every penny to his name, Caldera founded Global Championship Wrestling and announced the company in February.

==='''2001-2002''' ===
[[File:Logo05.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The original GCW logo, debuted in February 2001.]]
Global Championship Wrestling opened to a tremendous reaction. Earning high marks from industry pundits and receiving strong ratings in its early months, GCW burst onto the scene as one of the nation's best new franchises. With an intensely loyal roster consisting of Octavian, Rich 'The Renegade' Rollins, Khan, The Jhub, Toxic, Toad, John Reed and others, GCW seemed to be equipped to challenge the biggest names in wrestling.

Octavian was crowned the company's first champion after the inaugural Warpath tournament in March of 2001. Around this time, Caldera began to target the promotions of Primetime Central as GCW's main competitors, with PCW in the center of the crosshairs. GCW lacked the financial resources to mount a serious threat, but the open challenge posted by the company drew interest from PTC.

By November of 2001, when GCW aired its most ambitious event to date, NC-17, GCW was universally recognized as the fastest rising promotion in North America. GCW's financial coffers began to expand as advertising revenue and merchandising took off, and the company began to grow new stars. Supplemented by Badger Benandanti, Jason Dread, Jason O'Neil and Tristain Mayhem, GCW's popular roster fueled it to a new peak. This led GCW to join the ranks of PTC, partnering GCW with PCW while simultaneously placing them in direct conflict.

This conflict led to a short tenure for GCW in PTC. The company severed ties with the organization as GCW fled to PTC's main competitor, FedWars. GCW became the flagship promotion of FedWars as Caldera sought to increase his clout in the industry beyond his own borders. During this time in early 2002, GCW had hit its stride, quickly developing a large and enthusiastic fanbase.

2002 began fast for GCW, and is regarded as one of the peak moments in GCW history. GCW roared toward Warpath 2002, which would mark the company's one-year anniversary. Meltdown 52 marked a full year of GCW events and was very highly received. However, major problems developed on the evening of Warpath 2002. Performances were notably truncated and lacking in enthusiasm, and GCW suffered a major setback. The company struggled on, completing another Pay-Per-View a month later. However, after Shockwave 2002, which saw Octavian win a third World Title reign, the company abruptly and unexpectedly shut its doors. While 'The Dark Messiah' [[Jason O'Neil]] has historically been given credit for destroying GCW, the competitive nature of professional wrestling after the turn of the millennium drove many GCW wrestlers into exhaustion. While GCW's biggest strength since its inception was its loyal and stable roster, this stability forced the entire group to work above maximum capacity for too long. As a result, following Shockwave 2002, the company was unable to continue touring and closed its doors unceremoniously.

==='''X-Wrestling''' ===
[[File:xwlogo.jpg|thumb|200px|The short-lived X-Wrestling debuted in the summer of 2002 and produced 5 events.]]
Behind the scenes, however, Caldera was regrouping. The always loyal GCW roster rested and waited for new plans to be announced, and very few wrestlers accepted contracts elsewhere. In July of 2002, GCW staged a one-night only event, an edition of its immensely popular Dangerous Games match. Dangerous Games, which was GCW's most highly rated event of its first era, was planned to be the final sendoff GCW deserved and give closure to its fans and talent. Featuring 20 wrestlers battling for the GCW World Title, the match was highly successful, and received high marks as it saw fan favorite Twizzy score a stunning win.

The success of the event prompted new discussions behind the scenes. GCW was not to return; instead, Caldera created a new promotion with a new approach, and X-Wrestling was born. Launched in August of 2002, X-Wrestling was intended to feature more risque, hardcore action. Caldera had hoped that the shock factor would garner huge ratings, and gambled by starting his own cable television network to air his events. X:TV was launched concurrently with XW, but XW failed to expand upon GCW's existing fanbase. Though XW was met with some success, the company lost money and Caldera closed the doors after its first Pay-Per-View event. At this event, Toxic defeated Twizzy for the X-Wrestling World Championship, which has since come to be considered part of the GCW World Title history.

While X-Wrestling failed, it marked a moment of tremendous expansion for its parent company, Caldera Enterprises. By starting his own network, Caldera was able to largely dictate the standards of his broadcasts, which allowed for greater creative freedom. In addition, X:TV came to be regarded as a prime place to air wrestling broadcasts, and multiple companies began broadcasting on the new network. X:TV would go on to be one of the most successful CEi ventures, and its revenues and concept would eventually open the door for GCW's return.

==='''2003-2004: Closed''' ===
With GCW closed, most of its roster retired. Despite never reaching the top, GCW enjoyed tremendous financial success and most of its talent had the resources to move on without wrestling. Caldera, however, remained busy. Caldera rejoined PTC and was named head of the organization for a short time. Caldera's tenure was mostly notable as the moment when PTC was relegated to sideshow duty, as its major promotions split off into a new faction. Seeing the writing on the wall, Caldera departed from PTC and took a commentating job with Five Star Wrestling. Caldera also managed the 500-pound sumo Kimbusa through GTT3 and Old School Wrestling.

During this time, a major contingent of top stars departed the premier PTC companies,starting with GTT3 winner and Caldera nemesis [[Angelo Deville]]. Deville's fame and influence led many significant wrestlers to follow out of PTC, leaving a mass of stars looking for a new home. Among these stars was another former Caldera confidant and rival, Jason O'Neil. Caldera was approached to reopen GCW as a landing place. Plans were put in motion to resurrect GCW in 2003, featuring a roster including Angelo Deville, Kimbusa, Violence Jack, Jason O'Neil and many others. Several of GCW's past stars were approached with new contracts. Rich Rollins, Octavian and Michael Stevens all signed new GCW contracts. Tour dates were set for the middle of the year, though no formal announcement was made. Cryptic messages on the GCW website began to appear alluding to the return. However, Deville and his cohorts never officially inked GCW contracts, preventing the company from moving forward with its reopening.

Things fell apart when Deville re-signed with PTC, and the rest followed. GCW's scheduled return was quickly nixed and the company once again faded from sight. For the rest of the year Caldera focused his energy on his new company, Caldera Enterprises, during which time his wealth and influence in the entertainment industry increased rapidly.

==='''2005 Reopening''' ===
In 2005, a number of old GCW members grew nostalgic, and contacted Caldera about putting together a brief reunion tour. The Jhub, Jason Dread, Mike Hardy, Rich Rollins, Octavian and Toad all signed on to spend six weeks touring the northeast, bringing GCW back for one last goodbye. However, with such a strong roster and with Caldera's resources greater than they had ever been, GCW was greeted with astounding success. The ratings and crowd reactions surpassed even the most optimistic expectations, and by the time GCW held the final event of the farewell tour, it was clear that there was no avoiding it: GCW was back.

GCW pressed on, anchored by a better-than-ever core. Perhaps most stunning, however, was the rise of LeStatt Knight. A wrestler of no great consequence in 2002, Knight arrived having made a giant leap into superstardom, and quickly staked his claim to greatness. A legendary rivalry with Michael Stevens helped propel GCW to its best year to date. Shortly after its resurgence, GCW rejoined Primetime Central.

==='''2006''' ===

2006, however, got off to a disastrous start, as Michael Stevens, having just scored a huge Title victory over Knight at the end of 2005, suffered a career-ending injury. The loss of its biggest star was a major blow to GCW's momentum. Caldera, with an ambitious plan to expand Caldera Enterprises, departed the company shortly thereafter, and the company seemed to lack direction. The company got a boost when it landed a contingent of major stars from Global Wrestling, and Lia Ambrosi, Vivica J. Valentine, Dawn MacFarlane and Blaise McClancy joined the GCW roster. Ambrosi and MacFarlane would both win GCW gold, but the listless events from 2006 coupled with the steady loss of led to the poorest ratings in GCW's history.

==='''2007''' ===

Still, the company survived, and 2007 saw an improvement. Bryan Mayhem, brother of Jason O'Neil, became a major star at the start of the year, defeating Ambrosi for the GCW Title. The exciting rivalry resparked the company, and Caldera's return seemed to bring direction back to the tour. By the end of the year, when Vivica J. Valentine defeated Lia Ambrosi for the GCW World Title at NC-17, it was clear that GCW had rebounded.

==='''2008''' ===

2008 saw more growth. Valentine developed into a bona fide star, and a new generation of wrestlers took over as the foundation of GCW. Jay Terror and Jordan White helped take the helm, and each rose to the top. By the end of the year, LeStatt Knight surged to the top once again, and GCW sported a mixture of top talent both old and new.

==='''2009''' ===

In 2009, GCW continued to grow, but the company once again departed PTC after a quarrel with management. Running independently, GCW still gained strong ratings, but the influx of new talent that had always been GCW's trademark began to slow. By the end of the year, GCW and PTC mended fences, and once again the two were united.

==='''2010''' ===
[[File:gcw10.jpg|thumb|200px|GCW received a major overhaul in 2010 to send it strong into the new decade.]]

2010 began with significant changes and ushered in another major new era in GCW history. President Steven Caldera followed through on his promise to step down, and exited the company at NC-17 VII. In his place he left new Commissioner Garbage Bag Johnny, who was fresh of a GTT Finals appearance. GBJ, last seen in GCW as a member of Caldera's Establishment, was expected to simply be another Caldera proxy. However, GBJ showed tremendous leadership and trademark unpredictability, giving GCW a completely new look. The signature regimental style affected by Caldera was replaced by a more unorthodox, less consistent approach. The success of NC-17 VII led to another major hiring spree, and GCW's roster blossomed to above 30 wrestlers.

The week following NC-17, LeStatt Knight was given a World Title shot by Garbage Bag Johnny against old rival Andy Murray. Murray's record-shattering title reign ended, and Knight broke a record of his own with his fourth title win. Knight then made a shocking announcement of his own: he, too, was retiring from GCW. Knight wrestled his final match at Shockwave 2010 against Vivica J. Valentine and was victorious. However, before arriving at Shockwave, Knight officially vacated the World Title, marking the first time the belt was without a holder since early 2006.

Despite the dramatic changes to GCW's look, the company experienced its best ratings and revenues in its history during the first quarter of 2010.

== '''Staff Structure''' ==
[[File:Caldera.png|thumb|left|200px|GCW President Steven Caldera. Photo taken 2009; © Owen]]
=== '''President Steven Caldera''' ===

Global Championship Wrestling is owned by Steven Caldera, the founder of the company and its parent, Caldera Enterprises, Incorporated. From the company's founding until 2010, Caldera was known for being extremely active in the day to day operations of the company. Though he would occasionally appoint a Commissioner to aid in the task, Caldera's authority was always absolute. However, at NC-17 VII in Dallas, Caldera made his final on-camera appearance with the company. The task of day to day operations fell to the Commissioner, and Caldera departed the tour to focus on other tasks. However, the office of the President is still responsible for final financial decisions, tour venues and advertising. Caldera continues to oversee the structure of the company but is now focused on the further development of CEi.

=== '''Commissioner Garbage Bag Johnny''' ===

The current Commissioner of GCW is [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]. He was appointed by President Caldera at [[NC-17 VII]]. GBJ has quickly put his own unique twist on GCW and has been regarded as an extremely successful Commissioner. He is responsible for day to day operations in GCW and has final say on the booking of matches.

=== '''Other Important Names''' ===

GCW's lead announcer, [[James Bryan]], has been with the company since its inception in 2001 and is extremely influential backstage. [[Eddie Fowler]] is the voice of GCW, the host of GCW Live on GCW Radio and an outspoken leader. GCW is supported by a number of key staff, road agents and crew that enable the company to function at a high level week to week.

== '''Television''' ==
=== '''Current''' ===
GCW's current television program is [[WorldWide]]. It airs at 8PM EST on [[X:TV]].

=== '''Former''' ===
GCW's former television program was [[Meltdown]]. It aired on Thursdays on USA before moving to [[X:TV]].

== '''Pay Per View''' ==

=== '''Rampage''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Rampage]]''
January: Featuring GCW's [[Rampage Tournament]] scoring the winner a GCW World Title shot.

=== '''Warpath''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Warpath]]''
May: The first GCW PPV ever annually pays homage to the birth of Global Championship Wrestling.

=== '''Dangerous Games''' ===
:''Main Article: [[Dangerous Games]]''
August: GCW's most popular event, featuring a 30-wrestler battle royal for a World Title shot.

=== '''NC-17''' ===
:''Main Article: [[NC-17]]''
November: The signature event on the GCW calendar, NC-17 features the best and biggest matches of the year.

=== '''Supercards''' ===
GCW also hosts eight supercards throughout the course of the year, aired on [[X:TV]].

== '''Facts''' ==

[[Category:Federations]]

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-08-26T15:47:25Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Global Championship Wrestling: March 2010 - Present==

The Magnificent Messiah signed with GCW in March of 2010 as part of [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]'s 'aggresive expansion' initiative. Coming in as a relative unknown, expectations were rather low for the Messiah, who'd never appeared on American television prior to his GCW debut. He has remained relatively silent since his debut with the company, but has managed to win two straight matches and has entered the second round of the illustrious Rampage Tournament.

==Professional Record==

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|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|???
|High Stakes 2010
|September 2, 2010
|GCW
|Luck of the Draw, opponent not initially know
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|7 - 5
|Tim Shipley
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 2
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-08-26T15:46:40Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Global Championship Wrestling: March 2010 - Present==

The Magnificent Messiah signed with GCW in March of 2010 as part of [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]'s 'aggresive expansion' initiative. Coming in as a relative unknown, expectations were rather low for the Messiah, who'd never appeared on American television prior to his GCW debut. He has remained relatively silent since his debut with the company, but has managed to win two straight matches and has entered the second round of the illustrious Rampage Tournament.

==Professional Record==

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|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|???
|High Stakes 2010
|GCW
|Luck of the Draw, opponent not initially know
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|7 - 5
|Tim Shipley
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 2
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

Andy Murray

2010-07-19T21:07:37Z

Aknednyt: /* GCW Win/Loss Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Andy Murray
| Image=Murray3.png
| First=wEw
| Last=GCW
| Feds=World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling, Just Wrestling.
| Age=32
| birthplace=Aberdeen, Scotland
| Finisher=Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
| Style=Showman/Power-based all-rounder
| championships=wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion, Just Wrestling Champion, GCW World Heavyweight Champion.
| handler=Murrr
| Images=
}}
'''Andrew Hugh Murray''' (born October 17th, 1977 in Aberdeen, Scotland), better known by his ring name '''Andy Murray''' is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent currently signed to [[Global Championship Wrestling]], where he is currently the longest-reigning [[GCW World Heavyweight Champion]] (269 days). Murray is also known for his appearances in [[AWC]], [[FUSE]], [[PCW]] and [[Just Wrestling]] as well as his run in 2008's [[Elite Championship]] Inaugural Tournament, where he reached the finals.
== Professional Wrestling Career ==
=== Formative years (2001-2004) ===

=== Atlantic Wrestling Club ===

=== FUSE ===

=== Global Championship Wrestling ===

=== Other Appearances ===

==Personal Life==

==In Wrestling==
*'''Finishing moves'''
:*'''''Highland Hangover''''' (Hanging Vertical Suplex into a Stalling Brainbuster)
:*'''''Hex Breaker''''' (A running Blockbuster... kind of like the Buff Blockbuster without the flip)
*'''Trademark moves'''
:*'''''Celtic Crossface''''' (Standing Crossface)
:*'''''Bang! '''''(A quick, sharp DDT pulled out of nowhere, usually when the opponent has the upper hand)
:*'''''Disconnection Notice '''''(Helf-Nelson reverse DDT)
*'''Favourite Moves'''
:*Top Rope Elbow Drop
:*Pumphandle Slam
:*Full Nelson Slam
:*Half Boston Crab
:*Sidewalk Slam
:*Any sort of DDT that his size will allow
:*Flapjack
:*High-Angle Back Drop
:*A couple of left and right alternating jabs followed by a clothesline
:*Jumping Lariat
:*Football Tackle takedown
:*Arm Wrench
:*Sambo Suplex
*'''Wrestling Style'''
:*All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.
*'''Entrance Music '''
:*"Rise" by The Cult

==GCW Win/Loss Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="25%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="20%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"| 39 - 8
|Tim Shipley & Cheap Labor
|Rampage 2010
|July 14, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Chris Bagwell
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|38 - 8
|Cheap Labor
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|37 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Tim Shipley
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|36 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 128
|March 28, 2010
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|35 - 8
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 127
|March 17, 2010
|Lost GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|35 - 7
|Vivica J. Valentine
|NC-17 VII 
|March 5, 2010
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|34 - 7
|AXEL Action & Dan Black
|WorldWide 124
|January 19, 2010
|Triple Threat; Retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|33 - 7
|Jay Terror
|Christmas Chaos 2009
|December 23, 2009
|10-Man Elimination Tag
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|33 - 6
|Zacharia Taylor & Digital Mortality
|WorldWide 120
|October 31, 2009
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|32 - 6
|Jason O’Neil
|Dangerous Games 2009
|October 28, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|31 - 6
|FishBough
|WorldWide 119
|October 13, 2009
|Tag Team w/ Jason O’Neil
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|30 - 6
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2009
|September 9, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|win
|width=”3%”|29 - 6
|The Establishment
|WorldWide 117
|August 25, 2009
|3-on-3 w/ C. Fox & VJ Valentine
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|28 - 6
|Clyde Fox
|WorldWide 116
|August 15, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|27 - 6
|Zoey, Nacho Grande, C. Bagwell
|WorldWide 115
|August 5, 2009
|Gauntlet; retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|26 - 6
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 113
|July 17, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|25 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Rampage 2009
|June 21, 2009
|Won GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|24 - 6
|CJ Woods
|WorldWide 109
|April 20, 2009
|Last Man Standing Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|23 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Shockwave 2009
|March 29, 2009
|For the GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|23 - 5
|Banned/Exiled, Jackson/Terror & Valentine/Troy
|WorldWide 108
|March 20, 2009
|Four-Way Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|22 - 5
|Thom LeStrange
|WorldWide 106
|February 25, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|21 - 5
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 105
|February 14, 2009
|Buried Alive Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|20 - 5
|Jay Terror
|NC-17 VI
|February 4, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|19 - 5
|Jacob McKail
|WorldWide 104
|January 11, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|18 - 5
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 103
|December 14, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|17 - 5
|Brad Jackson
|WorldWide 102
|December 4, 2008
|via Jay Terror Surrender
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss 
|width=”3%”|16 - 5
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 101
|November 25, 2008
|Four-Way Match; Murr not pinned
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|16 - 4
|Vivica J. Valentine
|Devils Night 2008
|November 10, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|Dangerous Games 2008
|October 28, 2008
|Dangerous Games Match; finished 2nd
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=99ee99|Win
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 100
|October 9, 2008
|”I Quit” Match; won via TKO
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=#99ccff|Draw
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 99
|October 2, 2008
|Interf. from LK/Estab.
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 98
|September 21, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|13 - 4
|Oblivion
|Worldwide 97
|August 31, 2008
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|12 - 4
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 96
|August 20, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|11 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2008
|July 20, 2008
|Steel Cage Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|10 - 4
|Chris Black & Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 94
|July 18, 2008
|Tag Team w/ Zacharia Taylor
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|9 - 4
|Shaman
|WorldWide 93
|July 2, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|8 - 4
|Kiljaden Kincaid
|WorldWide 92
|June 27, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|7 - 4
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 91
|June 18, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|High Stakes 2008
|June 6, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 3
|T. DeBough, C. Bagwell & J. Terror
|WorldWide 90
|May 19, 2008
|3-on-3 w/ J. White and L. Ambrosi
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 2
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 89
|May 5, 2008
|For GCW US Championship &dagger;
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 1
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 88
|April 25, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|Rampage 2008
|April 2, 2008
|Rampage Tournament Finals
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 0
|Mark Matthews & Zacharia Taylor
|WorldWide 86
|March 14, 2008
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 0
|Phil Atken
|WorldWide 85
|February 27, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 0
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 83
|February 6, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 82
|January 22, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mark Mathews
|WorldWide 81
|January 12, 2008
|
|}

&dagger; 5-way match. Other Competitors: Seymour Almasy, Phil Atken and Brad Jackson.

==Notable Allies==

* [[CJ Woods]]
* [[Jordan White]]
* [[The Forgotten Ones]] ([[John Crichton]] & [[Ben J. Pailthorpe]])
* [[Vivica J. Valentine]]

==Notable Rivals==

*[[Jay Terror]]
*[[Thom LeStrange]]
*[[LeStatt Knight]]
*[[Chris Bagwell]]
*[[Jason O'Neil]]
*[[Vivica J. Valentine]]

Andy Murray

2010-07-19T21:06:58Z

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{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Andy Murray
| Image=Murray3.png
| First=wEw
| Last=GCW
| Feds=World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling, Just Wrestling.
| Age=32
| birthplace=Aberdeen, Scotland
| Finisher=Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
| Style=Showman/Power-based all-rounder
| championships=wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion, Just Wrestling Champion, GCW World Heavyweight Champion.
| handler=Murrr
| Images=
}}
'''Andrew Hugh Murray''' (born October 17th, 1977 in Aberdeen, Scotland), better known by his ring name '''Andy Murray''' is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent currently signed to [[Global Championship Wrestling]], where he is currently the longest-reigning [[GCW World Heavyweight Champion]] (269 days). Murray is also known for his appearances in [[AWC]], [[FUSE]], [[PCW]] and [[Just Wrestling]] as well as his run in 2008's [[Elite Championship]] Inaugural Tournament, where he reached the finals.
== Professional Wrestling Career ==
=== Formative years (2001-2004) ===

=== Atlantic Wrestling Club ===

=== FUSE ===

=== Global Championship Wrestling ===

=== Other Appearances ===

==Personal Life==

==In Wrestling==
*'''Finishing moves'''
:*'''''Highland Hangover''''' (Hanging Vertical Suplex into a Stalling Brainbuster)
:*'''''Hex Breaker''''' (A running Blockbuster... kind of like the Buff Blockbuster without the flip)
*'''Trademark moves'''
:*'''''Celtic Crossface''''' (Standing Crossface)
:*'''''Bang! '''''(A quick, sharp DDT pulled out of nowhere, usually when the opponent has the upper hand)
:*'''''Disconnection Notice '''''(Helf-Nelson reverse DDT)
*'''Favourite Moves'''
:*Top Rope Elbow Drop
:*Pumphandle Slam
:*Full Nelson Slam
:*Half Boston Crab
:*Sidewalk Slam
:*Any sort of DDT that his size will allow
:*Flapjack
:*High-Angle Back Drop
:*A couple of left and right alternating jabs followed by a clothesline
:*Jumping Lariat
:*Football Tackle takedown
:*Arm Wrench
:*Sambo Suplex
*'''Wrestling Style'''
:*All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.
*'''Entrance Music '''
:*"Rise" by The Cult

==GCW Win/Loss Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="25%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="20%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"| 39-8
|Tim Shipley & Cheap Labor
|Rampage 2010
|July 14, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Chris Bagwell
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|38 - 8
|Cheap Labor
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|37 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Tim Shipley
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|36 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 128
|March 28, 2010
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|35 - 8
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 127
|March 17, 2010
|Lost GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|35 - 7
|Vivica J. Valentine
|NC-17 VII 
|March 5, 2010
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|34 - 7
|AXEL Action & Dan Black
|WorldWide 124
|January 19, 2010
|Triple Threat; Retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|33 - 7
|Jay Terror
|Christmas Chaos 2009
|December 23, 2009
|10-Man Elimination Tag
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|33 - 6
|Zacharia Taylor & Digital Mortality
|WorldWide 120
|October 31, 2009
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|32 - 6
|Jason O’Neil
|Dangerous Games 2009
|October 28, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|31 - 6
|FishBough
|WorldWide 119
|October 13, 2009
|Tag Team w/ Jason O’Neil
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|30 - 6
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2009
|September 9, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|win
|width=”3%”|29 - 6
|The Establishment
|WorldWide 117
|August 25, 2009
|3-on-3 w/ C. Fox & VJ Valentine
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|28 - 6
|Clyde Fox
|WorldWide 116
|August 15, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|27 - 6
|Zoey, Nacho Grande, C. Bagwell
|WorldWide 115
|August 5, 2009
|Gauntlet; retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|26 - 6
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 113
|July 17, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|25 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Rampage 2009
|June 21, 2009
|Won GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|24 - 6
|CJ Woods
|WorldWide 109
|April 20, 2009
|Last Man Standing Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|23 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Shockwave 2009
|March 29, 2009
|For the GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|23 - 5
|Banned/Exiled, Jackson/Terror & Valentine/Troy
|WorldWide 108
|March 20, 2009
|Four-Way Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|22 - 5
|Thom LeStrange
|WorldWide 106
|February 25, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|21 - 5
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 105
|February 14, 2009
|Buried Alive Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|20 - 5
|Jay Terror
|NC-17 VI
|February 4, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|19 - 5
|Jacob McKail
|WorldWide 104
|January 11, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|18 - 5
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 103
|December 14, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|17 - 5
|Brad Jackson
|WorldWide 102
|December 4, 2008
|via Jay Terror Surrender
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss 
|width=”3%”|16 - 5
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 101
|November 25, 2008
|Four-Way Match; Murr not pinned
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|16 - 4
|Vivica J. Valentine
|Devils Night 2008
|November 10, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|Dangerous Games 2008
|October 28, 2008
|Dangerous Games Match; finished 2nd
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=99ee99|Win
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 100
|October 9, 2008
|”I Quit” Match; won via TKO
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=#99ccff|Draw
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 99
|October 2, 2008
|Interf. from LK/Estab.
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 98
|September 21, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|13 - 4
|Oblivion
|Worldwide 97
|August 31, 2008
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|12 - 4
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 96
|August 20, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|11 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2008
|July 20, 2008
|Steel Cage Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|10 - 4
|Chris Black & Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 94
|July 18, 2008
|Tag Team w/ Zacharia Taylor
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|9 - 4
|Shaman
|WorldWide 93
|July 2, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|8 - 4
|Kiljaden Kincaid
|WorldWide 92
|June 27, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|7 - 4
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 91
|June 18, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|High Stakes 2008
|June 6, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 3
|T. DeBough, C. Bagwell & J. Terror
|WorldWide 90
|May 19, 2008
|3-on-3 w/ J. White and L. Ambrosi
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 2
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 89
|May 5, 2008
|For GCW US Championship &dagger;
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 1
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 88
|April 25, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|Rampage 2008
|April 2, 2008
|Rampage Tournament Finals
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 0
|Mark Matthews & Zacharia Taylor
|WorldWide 86
|March 14, 2008
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 0
|Phil Atken
|WorldWide 85
|February 27, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 0
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 83
|February 6, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 82
|January 22, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mark Mathews
|WorldWide 81
|January 12, 2008
|
|}

&dagger; 5-way match. Other Competitors: Seymour Almasy, Phil Atken and Brad Jackson.

==Notable Allies==

* [[CJ Woods]]
* [[Jordan White]]
* [[The Forgotten Ones]] ([[John Crichton]] & [[Ben J. Pailthorpe]])
* [[Vivica J. Valentine]]

==Notable Rivals==

*[[Jay Terror]]
*[[Thom LeStrange]]
*[[LeStatt Knight]]
*[[Chris Bagwell]]
*[[Jason O'Neil]]
*[[Vivica J. Valentine]]

Andy Murray

2010-06-18T14:49:33Z

Aknednyt: /* GCW Win/Loss Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Andy Murray
| Image=Murray3.png
| First=wEw
| Last=GCW
| Feds=World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling, Just Wrestling.
| Age=32
| birthplace=Aberdeen, Scotland
| Finisher=Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
| Style=Showman/Power-based all-rounder
| championships=wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion, Just Wrestling Champion, GCW World Heavyweight Champion.
| handler=Murrr
| Images=
}}
'''Andrew Hugh Murray''' (born October 17th, 1977 in Aberdeen, Scotland), better known by his ring name '''Andy Murray''' is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent currently signed to [[Global Championship Wrestling]], where he is currently the longest-reigning [[GCW World Heavyweight Champion]] (269 days). Murray is also known for his appearances in [[AWC]], [[FUSE]], [[PCW]] and [[Just Wrestling]] as well as his run in 2008's [[Elite Championship]] Inaugural Tournament, where he reached the finals.
== Professional Wrestling Career ==
=== Formative years (2001-2004) ===

=== Atlantic Wrestling Club ===

=== FUSE ===

=== Global Championship Wrestling ===

=== Other Appearances ===

==Personal Life==

==In Wrestling==
*'''Finishing moves'''
:*'''''Highland Hangover''''' (Hanging Vertical Suplex into a Stalling Brainbuster)
:*'''''Hex Breaker''''' (A running Blockbuster... kind of like the Buff Blockbuster without the flip)
*'''Trademark moves'''
:*'''''Celtic Crossface''''' (Standing Crossface)
:*'''''Bang! '''''(A quick, sharp DDT pulled out of nowhere, usually when the opponent has the upper hand)
:*'''''Disconnection Notice '''''(Helf-Nelson reverse DDT)
*'''Favourite Moves'''
:*Top Rope Elbow Drop
:*Pumphandle Slam
:*Full Nelson Slam
:*Half Boston Crab
:*Sidewalk Slam
:*Any sort of DDT that his size will allow
:*Flapjack
:*High-Angle Back Drop
:*A couple of left and right alternating jabs followed by a clothesline
:*Jumping Lariat
:*Football Tackle takedown
:*Arm Wrench
:*Sambo Suplex
*'''Wrestling Style'''
:*All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.
*'''Entrance Music '''
:*"Rise" by The Cult

==GCW Win/Loss Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="95%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="25%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="20%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|38 - 8
|Cheap Labor
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|37 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Tim Shipley
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|36 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 128
|March 28, 2010
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|35 - 8
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 127
|March 17, 2010
|Lost GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|35 - 7
|Vivica J. Valentine
|NC-17 VII 
|March 5, 2010
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|34 - 7
|AXEL Action & Dan Black
|WorldWide 124
|January 19, 2010
|Triple Threat; Retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|33 - 7
|Jay Terror
|Christmas Chaos 2009
|December 23, 2009
|10-Man Elimination Tag
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|33 - 6
|Zacharia Taylor & Digital Mortality
|WorldWide 120
|October 31, 2009
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|32 - 6
|Jason O’Neil
|Dangerous Games 2009
|October 28, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|31 - 6
|FishBough
|WorldWide 119
|October 13, 2009
|Tag Team w/ Jason O’Neil
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|30 - 6
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2009
|September 9, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|win
|width=”3%”|29 - 6
|The Establishment
|WorldWide 117
|August 25, 2009
|3-on-3 w/ C. Fox & VJ Valentine
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|28 - 6
|Clyde Fox
|WorldWide 116
|August 15, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|27 - 6
|Zoey, Nacho Grande, C. Bagwell
|WorldWide 115
|August 5, 2009
|Gauntlet; retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|26 - 6
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 113
|July 17, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|25 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Rampage 2009
|June 21, 2009
|Won GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|24 - 6
|CJ Woods
|WorldWide 109
|April 20, 2009
|Last Man Standing Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|23 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Shockwave 2009
|March 29, 2009
|For the GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|23 - 5
|Banned/Exiled, Jackson/Terror & Valentine/Troy
|WorldWide 108
|March 20, 2009
|Four-Way Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|22 - 5
|Thom LeStrange
|WorldWide 106
|February 25, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|21 - 5
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 105
|February 14, 2009
|Buried Alive Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|20 - 5
|Jay Terror
|NC-17 VI
|February 4, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|19 - 5
|Jacob McKail
|WorldWide 104
|January 11, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|18 - 5
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 103
|December 14, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|17 - 5
|Brad Jackson
|WorldWide 102
|December 4, 2008
|via Jay Terror Surrender
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss 
|width=”3%”|16 - 5
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 101
|November 25, 2008
|Four-Way Match; Murr not pinned
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|16 - 4
|Vivica J. Valentine
|Devils Night 2008
|November 10, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|Dangerous Games 2008
|October 28, 2008
|Dangerous Games Match; finished 2nd
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=99ee99|Win
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 100
|October 9, 2008
|”I Quit” Match; won via TKO
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=#99ccff|Draw
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 99
|October 2, 2008
|Interf. from LK/Estab.
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 98
|September 21, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|13 - 4
|Oblivion
|Worldwide 97
|August 31, 2008
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|12 - 4
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 96
|August 20, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|11 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2008
|July 20, 2008
|Steel Cage Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|10 - 4
|Chris Black & Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 94
|July 18, 2008
|Tag Team w/ Zacharia Taylor
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|9 - 4
|Shaman
|WorldWide 93
|July 2, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|8 - 4
|Kiljaden Kincaid
|WorldWide 92
|June 27, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|7 - 4
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 91
|June 18, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|High Stakes 2008
|June 6, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 3
|T. DeBough, C. Bagwell & J. Terror
|WorldWide 90
|May 19, 2008
|3-on-3 w/ J. White and L. Ambrosi
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 2
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 89
|May 5, 2008
|For GCW US Championship &dagger;
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 1
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 88
|April 25, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|Rampage 2008
|April 2, 2008
|Rampage Tournament Finals
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 0
|Mark Matthews & Zacharia Taylor
|WorldWide 86
|March 14, 2008
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 0
|Phil Atken
|WorldWide 85
|February 27, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 0
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 83
|February 6, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 82
|January 22, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mark Mathews
|WorldWide 81
|January 12, 2008
|
|}

&dagger; 5-way match. Other Competitors: Seymour Almasy, Phil Atken and Brad Jackson.

==Notable Allies==

* [[CJ Woods]]
* [[Jordan White]]
* [[The Forgotten Ones]] ([[John Crichton]] & [[Ben J. Pailthorpe]])
* [[Vivica J. Valentine]]

==Notable Rivals==

*[[Jay Terror]]
*[[Thom LeStrange]]
*[[LeStatt Knight]]
*[[Chris Bagwell]]
*[[Jason O'Neil]]
*[[Vivica J. Valentine]]

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-06-18T14:34:16Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Global Championship Wrestling: March 2010 - Present==

The Magnificent Messiah signed with GCW in March of 2010 as part of [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]'s 'aggresive expansion' initiative. Coming in as a relative unknown, expectations were rather low for the Messiah, who'd never appeared on American television prior to his GCW debut. He has remained relatively silent since his debut with the company, but has managed to win two straight matches and has entered the second round of the illustrious Rampage Tournament.

==Professional Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="95%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Result'''
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Record'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="9%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|7 - 5
|Tim Shipley
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 2
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

Andy Murray

2010-06-15T02:50:35Z

Aknednyt: /* GCW Win/Loss Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Andy Murray
| Image=Murray3.png
| First=wEw
| Last=GCW
| Feds=World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling, Just Wrestling.
| Age=32
| birthplace=Aberdeen, Scotland
| Finisher=Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
| Style=Showman/Power-based all-rounder
| championships=wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion, Just Wrestling Champion, GCW World Heavyweight Champion.
| handler=Murrr
| Images=
}}
'''Andrew Hugh Murray''' (born October 17th, 1977 in Aberdeen, Scotland), better known by his ring name '''Andy Murray''' is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent currently signed to [[Global Championship Wrestling]], where he is currently the longest-reigning [[GCW World Heavyweight Champion]] (269 days). Murray is also known for his appearances in [[AWC]], [[FUSE]], [[PCW]] and [[Just Wrestling]] as well as his run in 2008's [[Elite Championship]] Inaugural Tournament, where he reached the finals.
== Professional Wrestling Career ==
=== Formative years (2001-2004) ===

=== Atlantic Wrestling Club ===

=== FUSE ===

=== Global Championship Wrestling ===

=== Other Appearances ===

==Personal Life==

==In Wrestling==
*'''Finishing moves'''
:*'''''Highland Hangover''''' (Hanging Vertical Suplex into a Stalling Brainbuster)
:*'''''Hex Breaker''''' (A running Blockbuster... kind of like the Buff Blockbuster without the flip)
*'''Trademark moves'''
:*'''''Celtic Crossface''''' (Standing Crossface)
:*'''''Bang! '''''(A quick, sharp DDT pulled out of nowhere, usually when the opponent has the upper hand)
:*'''''Disconnection Notice '''''(Helf-Nelson reverse DDT)
*'''Favourite Moves'''
:*Top Rope Elbow Drop
:*Pumphandle Slam
:*Full Nelson Slam
:*Half Boston Crab
:*Sidewalk Slam
:*Any sort of DDT that his size will allow
:*Flapjack
:*High-Angle Back Drop
:*A couple of left and right alternating jabs followed by a clothesline
:*Jumping Lariat
:*Football Tackle takedown
:*Arm Wrench
:*Sambo Suplex
*'''Wrestling Style'''
:*All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.
*'''Entrance Music '''
:*"Rise" by The Cult

==GCW Win/Loss Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="25%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="20%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Cheap Labor
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|37 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Tim Shipley
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|36 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 128
|March 28, 2010
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|35 - 8
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 127
|March 17, 2010
|Lost GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|35 - 7
|Vivica J. Valentine
|NC-17 VII 
|March 5, 2010
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|34 - 7
|AXEL Action & Dan Black
|WorldWide 124
|January 19, 2010
|Triple Threat; Retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|33 - 7
|Jay Terror
|Christmas Chaos 2009
|December 23, 2009
|10-Man Elimination Tag
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|33 - 6
|Zacharia Taylor & Digital Mortality
|WorldWide 120
|October 31, 2009
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|32 - 6
|Jason O’Neil
|Dangerous Games 2009
|October 28, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|31 - 6
|FishBough
|WorldWide 119
|October 13, 2009
|Tag Team w/ Jason O’Neil
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|30 - 6
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2009
|September 9, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|win
|width=”3%”|29 - 6
|The Establishment
|WorldWide 117
|August 25, 2009
|3-on-3 w/ C. Fox & VJ Valentine
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|28 - 6
|Clyde Fox
|WorldWide 116
|August 15, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|27 - 6
|Zoey, Nacho Grande, C. Bagwell
|WorldWide 115
|August 5, 2009
|Gauntlet; retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|26 - 6
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 113
|July 17, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|25 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Rampage 2009
|June 21, 2009
|Won GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|24 - 6
|CJ Woods
|WorldWide 109
|April 20, 2009
|Last Man Standing Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|23 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Shockwave 2009
|March 29, 2009
|For the GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|23 - 5
|Banned/Exiled, Jackson/Terror & Valentine/Troy
|WorldWide 108
|March 20, 2009
|Four-Way Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|22 - 5
|Thom LeStrange
|WorldWide 106
|February 25, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|21 - 5
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 105
|February 14, 2009
|Buried Alive Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|20 - 5
|Jay Terror
|NC-17 VI
|February 4, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|19 - 5
|Jacob McKail
|WorldWide 104
|January 11, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|18 - 5
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 103
|December 14, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|17 - 5
|Brad Jackson
|WorldWide 102
|December 4, 2008
|via Jay Terror Surrender
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss 
|width=”3%”|16 - 5
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 101
|November 25, 2008
|Four-Way Match; Murr not pinned
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|16 - 4
|Vivica J. Valentine
|Devils Night 2008
|November 10, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|Dangerous Games 2008
|October 28, 2008
|Dangerous Games Match; finished 2nd
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=99ee99|Win
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 100
|October 9, 2008
|”I Quit” Match; won via TKO
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=#99ccff|Draw
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 99
|October 2, 2008
|Interf. from LK/Estab.
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 98
|September 21, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|13 - 4
|Oblivion
|Worldwide 97
|August 31, 2008
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|12 - 4
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 96
|August 20, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|11 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2008
|July 20, 2008
|Steel Cage Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|10 - 4
|Chris Black & Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 94
|July 18, 2008
|Tag Team w/ Zacharia Taylor
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|9 - 4
|Shaman
|WorldWide 93
|July 2, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|8 - 4
|Kiljaden Kincaid
|WorldWide 92
|June 27, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|7 - 4
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 91
|June 18, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|High Stakes 2008
|June 6, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 3
|T. DeBough, C. Bagwell & J. Terror
|WorldWide 90
|May 19, 2008
|3-on-3 w/ J. White and L. Ambrosi
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 2
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 89
|May 5, 2008
|For GCW US Championship &dagger;
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 1
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 88
|April 25, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|Rampage 2008
|April 2, 2008
|Rampage Tournament Finals
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 0
|Mark Matthews & Zacharia Taylor
|WorldWide 86
|March 14, 2008
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 0
|Phil Atken
|WorldWide 85
|February 27, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 0
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 83
|February 6, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 82
|January 22, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mark Mathews
|WorldWide 81
|January 12, 2008
|
|}

&dagger; 5-way match. Other Competitors: Seymour Almasy, Phil Atken and Brad Jackson.

==Notable Allies==

* [[CJ Woods]]
* [[Jordan White]]
* [[The Forgotten Ones]] ([[John Crichton]] & [[Ben J. Pailthorpe]])
* [[Vivica J. Valentine]]

==Notable Rivals==

*[[Jay Terror]]
*[[Thom LeStrange]]
*[[LeStatt Knight]]
*[[Chris Bagwell]]
*[[Jason O'Neil]]
*[[Vivica J. Valentine]]

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-06-09T07:01:16Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Global Championship Wrestling: March 2010 - Present==

The Magnificent Messiah signed with GCW in March of 2010 as part of [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]'s 'aggresive expansion' initiative. Coming in as a relative unknown, expectations were rather low for the Messiah, who'd never appeared on American television prior to his GCW debut. He has remained relatively silent since his debut with the company, but has managed to win two straight matches and has entered the second round of the illustrious Rampage Tournament.

==Professional Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Result'''
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Record'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="9%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Tim Shipley
|WorldWide 132
|June 17, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 2
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

Andy Murray

2010-06-08T11:40:44Z

Aknednyt: /* GCW Win/Loss Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=Andy Murray
| Image=Murray3.png
| First=wEw
| Last=GCW
| Feds=World Extreme Wrestling, Xtreme Wrestling Alliance, Online/Omega Championship Wrestling, Primetime Championship Wrestling, Insane Championship Wrestling Federation, New Legends of Wrestling, Atlantic Wrestling Club, FUSE, Global Championship Wrestling, Just Wrestling.
| Age=32
| birthplace=Aberdeen, Scotland
| Finisher=Highland Hangover/Hex Breaker
| Style=Showman/Power-based all-rounder
| championships=wEw Hardcore Champion (x2), wEw Intercontinental Champion, XWA World Heavyweight Champion, OCW Intercontinental Champion, OCW World Heavyweight Champion (x2), OCW Hall of Fame member, PCW Rising Star Champion, AWC Frontier Champion, FUSE Fatal Faction Champion, Just Wrestling Champion, GCW World Heavyweight Champion.
| handler=Murrr
| Images=
}}
'''Andrew Hugh Murray''' (born October 17th, 1977 in Aberdeen, Scotland), better known by his ring name '''Andy Murray''' is a professional wrestler of Scottish descent currently signed to [[Global Championship Wrestling]], where he is currently the longest-reigning [[GCW World Heavyweight Champion]] (269 days). Murray is also known for his appearances in [[AWC]], [[FUSE]], [[PCW]] and [[Just Wrestling]] as well as his run in 2008's [[Elite Championship]] Inaugural Tournament, where he reached the finals.
== Professional Wrestling Career ==
=== Formative years (2001-2004) ===

=== Atlantic Wrestling Club ===

=== FUSE ===

=== Global Championship Wrestling ===

=== Other Appearances ===

==Personal Life==

==In Wrestling==
*'''Finishing moves'''
:*'''''Highland Hangover''''' (Hanging Vertical Suplex into a Stalling Brainbuster)
:*'''''Hex Breaker''''' (A running Blockbuster... kind of like the Buff Blockbuster without the flip)
*'''Trademark moves'''
:*'''''Celtic Crossface''''' (Standing Crossface)
:*'''''Bang! '''''(A quick, sharp DDT pulled out of nowhere, usually when the opponent has the upper hand)
:*'''''Disconnection Notice '''''(Helf-Nelson reverse DDT)
*'''Favourite Moves'''
:*Top Rope Elbow Drop
:*Pumphandle Slam
:*Full Nelson Slam
:*Half Boston Crab
:*Sidewalk Slam
:*Any sort of DDT that his size will allow
:*Flapjack
:*High-Angle Back Drop
:*A couple of left and right alternating jabs followed by a clothesline
:*Jumping Lariat
:*Football Tackle takedown
:*Arm Wrench
:*Sambo Suplex
*'''Wrestling Style'''
:*All-rounder with an emphasis on high impact power moves. He is not particularly innovative and sticks to tried & tested ways of wearing his opponents down.
*'''Entrance Music '''
:*"Rise" by The Cult

==GCW Win/Loss Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="95%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="25%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="20%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|37 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|Tag Team w/ Tim Shipley
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|36 - 8
|Clyde Fox & Jay Terror
|WorldWide 128
|March 28, 2010
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|35 - 8
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 127
|March 17, 2010
|Lost GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|35 - 7
|Vivica J. Valentine
|NC-17 VII 
|March 5, 2010
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|34 - 7
|AXEL Action & Dan Black
|WorldWide 124
|January 19, 2010
|Triple Threat; Retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|33 - 7
|Jay Terror
|Christmas Chaos 2009
|December 23, 2009
|10-Man Elimination Tag
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|33 - 6
|Zacharia Taylor & Digital Mortality
|WorldWide 120
|October 31, 2009
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|32 - 6
|Jason O’Neil
|Dangerous Games 2009
|October 28, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|31 - 6
|FishBough
|WorldWide 119
|October 13, 2009
|Tag Team w/ Jason O’Neil
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|30 - 6
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2009
|September 9, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|win
|width=”3%”|29 - 6
|The Establishment
|WorldWide 117
|August 25, 2009
|3-on-3 w/ C. Fox & VJ Valentine
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|28 - 6
|Clyde Fox
|WorldWide 116
|August 15, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|27 - 6
|Zoey, Nacho Grande, C. Bagwell
|WorldWide 115
|August 5, 2009
|Gauntlet; retained GCW World title
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|26 - 6
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 113
|July 17, 2009
|Retained GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|25 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Rampage 2009
|June 21, 2009
|Won GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|24 - 6
|CJ Woods
|WorldWide 109
|April 20, 2009
|Last Man Standing Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|23 - 6
|LeStatt Knight
|Shockwave 2009
|March 29, 2009
|For the GCW World Championship
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|23 - 5
|Banned/Exiled, Jackson/Terror & Valentine/Troy
|WorldWide 108
|March 20, 2009
|Four-Way Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|22 - 5
|Thom LeStrange
|WorldWide 106
|February 25, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|21 - 5
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 105
|February 14, 2009
|Buried Alive Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|20 - 5
|Jay Terror
|NC-17 VI
|February 4, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|19 - 5
|Jacob McKail
|WorldWide 104
|January 11, 2009
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|18 - 5
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 103
|December 14, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|17 - 5
|Brad Jackson
|WorldWide 102
|December 4, 2008
|via Jay Terror Surrender
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss 
|width=”3%”|16 - 5
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 101
|November 25, 2008
|Four-Way Match; Murr not pinned
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|16 - 4
|Vivica J. Valentine
|Devils Night 2008
|November 10, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|Dangerous Games 2008
|October 28, 2008
|Dangerous Games Match; finished 2nd
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=99ee99|Win
|width=”3%”|15 - 4
|LeStatt Knight
|WorldWide 100
|October 9, 2008
|”I Quit” Match; won via TKO
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=#99ccff|Draw
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Jordan White
|WorldWide 99
|October 2, 2008
|Interf. from LK/Estab.
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|14 - 4
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 98
|September 21, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|13 - 4
|Oblivion
|Worldwide 97
|August 31, 2008
|Tag Team w/ LeStatt Knight
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|12 - 4
|Bryan Mayhem
|WorldWide 96
|August 20, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|11 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|Warpath 2008
|July 20, 2008
|Steel Cage Match
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|10 - 4
|Chris Black & Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 94
|July 18, 2008
|Tag Team w/ Zacharia Taylor
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|9 - 4
|Shaman
|WorldWide 93
|July 2, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|8 - 4
|Kiljaden Kincaid
|WorldWide 92
|June 27, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width=”3%”|7 - 4
|Dan Black
|WorldWide 91
|June 18, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 4
|Chris Bagwell
|High Stakes 2008
|June 6, 2008
|
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 3
|T. DeBough, C. Bagwell & J. Terror
|WorldWide 90
|May 19, 2008
|3-on-3 w/ J. White and L. Ambrosi
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 2
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 89
|May 5, 2008
|For GCW US Championship &dagger;
|-
|width=”1%” bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width=”3%”|6 - 1
|Jay Terror
|WorldWide 88
|April 25, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|Rampage 2008
|April 2, 2008
|Rampage Tournament Finals
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 0
|Mark Matthews & Zacharia Taylor
|WorldWide 86
|March 14, 2008
|Triple Threat Match
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 0
|Phil Atken
|WorldWide 85
|February 27, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 0
|Tessa Windsor
|WorldWide 83
|February 6, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Chris Bagwell
|WorldWide 82
|January 22, 2008
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mark Mathews
|WorldWide 81
|January 12, 2008
|
|}

&dagger; 5-way match. Other Competitors: Seymour Almasy, Phil Atken and Brad Jackson.

==Notable Allies==

* [[CJ Woods]]
* [[Jordan White]]
* [[The Forgotten Ones]] ([[John Crichton]] & [[Ben J. Pailthorpe]])
* [[Vivica J. Valentine]]

==Notable Rivals==

*[[Jay Terror]]
*[[Thom LeStrange]]
*[[LeStatt Knight]]
*[[Chris Bagwell]]
*[[Jason O'Neil]]
*[[Vivica J. Valentine]]

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-06-08T11:38:05Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Global Championship Wrestling: March 2010 - Present==

The Magnificent Messiah signed with GCW in March of 2010 as part of [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]'s 'aggresive expansion' initiative. Coming in as a relative unknown, expectations were rather low for the Messiah, who'd never appeared on American television prior to his GCW debut. He has remained relatively silent since his debut with the company, but has managed to win two straight matches and has entered the second round of the illustrious Rampage Tournament.

==Professional Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Result'''
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Record'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="9%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Tim Shipley
|WorldWide 132
|
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 2
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-06-07T04:31:17Z

Aknednyt:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Global Championship Wrestling: March 2010 - Present==

The Magnificent Messiah signed with GCW in March of 2010 as part of [[Garbage Bag Johnny]]'s 'aggresive expansion' initiative. Coming in as a relative unknown, expectations were rather low for the Messiah, who'd never appeared on American television prior to his GCW debut. He has remained relatively silent since his debut with the company, but has managed to win two straight matches and has entered the second round of the illustrious Rampage Tournament.

==Professional Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Result'''
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Record'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="9%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-06-07T03:00:47Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="95%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Result'''
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Record'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="9%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|7 - 4
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-06-01T16:55:52Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="95%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 90%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Result'''
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Record'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="9%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|AXEL Action
|WorldWide 131
|June 7, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Tournament Round 1
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-05-11T19:57:13Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

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|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Rhodri Caladan
|Pensive in Penn.
|May 15, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-05-11T19:56:32Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

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|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Rhodri Caladan
|Pensive in Penn.
|May 15, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record &dagger;&dagger:
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis
&dagger;&dagger; Placed 9th

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-05-11T19:54:07Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=The_magnificent_messiah.png
| First=AWE '09
| Last=GCW '10
| Feds=GCW, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Global Championship Wrestling]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for [[Just Wrestling]], an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

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|width="8%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Notes'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Rhodri Caladan
|Pensive in Penn.
|May 15, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Tim Shipley
|Shockwave 2010
|April 30, 2010
|GCW
|Rampage Royal; not of official record
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|6 - 4
|Jorge Samuelsson
|WorldWide 129
|April 11, 2010
|GCW
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 4
|Asesino
|Square One
|April 4, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|5 - 3
|Mjollnir
|JUST Mar.31
|March 31, 2010
|JUST
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|5 - 2
|Leaper & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 28, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Tag Team w/ Danny Hyde
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=90ee90|Win
|width="3%"|4 - 2
|Mike Laszlo
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 21, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=d87093|Loss
|width="3%"|3 - 2
|Leaper
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|Fatal 4-Way; for World Championship &dagger;
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.4
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|Tag Team w/ Eric Masterson
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|
|}

&dagger; Other competitors: Asesino and Ryan Corvallis

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:59:03Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for Just Wrestling, an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="72.5%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 85%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=|
|width="3%"|
|Leaper, R. Corvallis & Asesino ^^
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler ^
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

^ w/ partner, Eric Masterson

^^ Fatal four-way Iron Man Match for Kamikaze FC International Championship

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:58:33Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for Just Wrestling, an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="72.5%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 85%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=|
|width="3%"|
|Leaper, R. Corvallis & Asesino ^^
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler ^
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

^ w/ partner, Eric Masterson
^^ Fatal four-way Iron Man Match for Kamikaze FC International Championship

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:57:39Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for Just Wrestling, an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="72.5%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 85%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=|
|width="3%"|
|Leaper, R. Corvallis & Asesino **
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler *
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

* w/ partner, Eric Masterson
** Fatal four-way Iron Man Match for Kamikaze FC International Championship

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:55:41Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for Just Wrestling, an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

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|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor=|
|width="3%"|
|Leaper, R. Corvallis & Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 14, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:50:19Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for Just Wrestling, an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

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|Kamikaze FC
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|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|FTVTV!: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:49:30Z

Aknednyt:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]] and [[Kamikaze Fight Club]]. The Messiah has also made appearances for Just Wrestling, an indy promotion based out of the Northeast United States.

==Professional Record==

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|Kamikaze FC
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|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:47:06Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:46:45Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|width="3%"|3 - 1
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|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:46:21Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|3 - 1
|Asesino
|Sunday's Bloodshed
|March 7, 2010
|Kamikaze FC
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:43:42Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:43:07Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|-
|width="1%"bgcolor="d87093"|Loss
|width="3%"|2 - 1
|Back Alley Brawler
|JUST Feb.04/10
|February 4, 2010
|JUST
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|2 - 0
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-03-08T01:34:29Z

Aknednyt:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=Kamikaze FC '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST, Kamikaze FC
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-01-20T18:39:32Z

Aknednyt:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE '09
| Last=AWE '10
| Feds=AWE, JUST
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-01-20T18:38:07Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-01-20T18:37:46Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|width="5%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-01-20T18:37:26Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-01-20T18:37:12Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-01-20T18:36:56Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-01-20T18:36:21Z

Aknednyt: /* Professional Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-01-20T18:35:51Z

Aknednyt: /* AWE Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==Professional Record==

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|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2010-01-20T18:35:22Z

Aknednyt: /* AWE Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==AWE Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Promotion'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|AWE
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|AWE
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2009-12-24T23:18:08Z

Aknednyt:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==AWE Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="75%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 85%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2009-12-24T22:23:21Z

Aknednyt: /* AWE Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
| Images=IMAGE CATEGORY NAME IF APPLICABLE
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==AWE Record==

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|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|-
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2009-12-24T22:22:29Z

Aknednyt: /* AWE Record */

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
| Images=IMAGE CATEGORY NAME IF APPLICABLE
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==AWE Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="75%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 85%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|width="1%"|
|width="3%"|
|Mitch Goldstein
|For the Win: Blackjack
|January 12, 2010
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)

The Magnificent Messiah

2009-12-24T22:17:50Z

Aknednyt:

{{Infobox Characters
| Character=The Magnificent Messiah
| Image=MESSIAH!.jpg‎
| First=AWE
| Last=AWE
| Feds=Awesome and Win Entertainment
| Age=33
| birthplace=Tacoma, Washington
| Finisher=Righteous Awakening
| Style=Techincal Striker/High Flying Tendencies
| championships=N/A
| handler=Andy
| Images=IMAGE CATEGORY NAME IF APPLICABLE
}}

The Magnificent Messiah (born Maynard McGarrity, October 23, 1977) is a professional wrestler currently employed by [[Awesome & Win Entertainment]].

==AWE Record==

{|cellspacing="0" cellpadding="2" width="75%" border="1" style="font-family: sans-serif; margin: 0 0 1em 1em; font-size: 85%; text-align: center;"
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Result
|style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|Record
|width="17%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Opponent'''
|width="13%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Event'''
|width="15%" style="border-style: none none solid solid; background: #e3e3e3"|'''Date'''
|-
|width="1%" bgcolor="90ee90"|Win
|width="3%"|1 - 0
|Mittens the Mannerless
|FTWTV! 1
|November 6, 2009
|}

==In Wrestling==

'''Finishing and Signature Moves'''
:*'''''Righteous Awakening''''' Stalling vertical suplex to powerful sambo slam. (Hirioki Goto's 'Shouten')
:*'''''The JFT (Just Fucking Tap)''''' Dragon Clutch
:*Cradle DDT
:*Springboard Asai Moonsault to opponent outside ring
:*Texas Cloverleaf
:*Missle Dropkick

'''Theme Music'''
:*'''''"Ticks and Leeches"''''' by Tool (2009-Current)