Denrol - Revision history

Seth Copeland at 09:51, 25 April 2009

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	Sadly, the Franchise Players time in the WWA was limited and after dropping the belts at ''[[Bourbon Street Brawl]] 2006'', both of them left the WWA.		Sadly, the Franchise Players time in the WWA was limited and after dropping the belts at ''[[Bourbon Street Brawl]] 2006'', both of them left the WWA.

	For a brief time an imposter calling himself Denrol 2, appeared on the scene. He claimed to have purchased the rights for the name from Gordon Korth. But the imposter didn't last long because at ''[[Day ~~of the~~ Dead]] 2006'', the real Denrol came back to get revenge and "Denrol 2" has not been heard from since.		For a brief time an imposter calling himself Denrol 2, appeared on the scene. He claimed to have purchased the rights for the name from Gordon Korth. But the imposter didn't last long because at ''[[Day Of The Dead]] 2006'', the real Denrol came back to get revenge and "Denrol 2" has not been heard from since.

	Denrol underwent major knee surgery just a few days later and wasn't seen again on WWA TV until May 2007. But he came back as a shell of his former self, only making a handful of appearances. After being the first pinned, by [[Seth Copeland]], at ''[[Birthday Bash]] IX'', Denrol went into retirement once more.		Denrol underwent major knee surgery just a few days later and wasn't seen again on WWA TV until May 2007. But he came back as a shell of his former self, only making a handful of appearances. After being the first pinned, by [[Seth Copeland]], at ''[[Birthday Bash]] IX'', Denrol went into retirement once more.

Seth Copeland at 09:46, 25 April 2009

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	Denrol would return as the special guest referee in the Himalayan Pit match between Shaman and Kade Williams at ''[[Revolution]] 2009'', only to turn on Shaman and return to the arrogant and condecending Denrol of old.		Denrol would return as the special guest referee in the Himalayan Pit match between Shaman and Kade Williams at ''[[Revolution]] 2009'', only to turn on Shaman and return to the arrogant and condecending Denrol of old.

	Denrol would recieve a shot at the United States Championship on the April 20th edition of Meltdown against [[Richie Stone]], the match was contested with ~~No Disqualifications,~~ Stone and ~~Dernol~~ beat each other to a pulp, but in the end, it was Copeland who cost his nemesis the title and dragged Denrol on top to become the US Champion for the second time, ten years after his first reign with the title.		Denrol would recieve a shot at the United States Championship on the April 20th edition of Meltdown against [[Richie Stone]], the match was contested with no disqualifications. Stone and Denrol beat each other to a pulp, but in the end, it was Copeland who cost his nemesis the title and dragged Denrol on top to become the US Champion for the second time, ten years after his first reign with the title.


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	*'''Evil Killer''' (Suplex turned midway into a piledriver)		*'''Evil Killer''' (Suplex turned midway into a piledriver)
	**"WOOOO! Eh?" (Nature Boy Chops)
	**Bad Wrestler Killer (Springboard Blockbuster)		**Bad Wrestler Killer (Springboard Blockbuster)
			**"WHOOOO! Eh?" (Nature Boy Chops)
	**Canadian Justice (Angle Slam turned into a Samoan Drop)		**Canadian Justice (Angle Slam turned into a Samoan Drop)
	**The Meat Grinder (Tazmission in the Camal Clutch position)		**The Meat Grinder (Tazmission in the Camal Clutch position)

Seth Copeland at 09:43, 25 April 2009

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	\| championships=WWA World Heavyweight Champion <br> WWA World Tag Team Champion <br> WWA United States Champion <br> WWA Television Champion <br> WWA Extreme Champion <br> WWA Light Heavyweight Champion <br>		\| championships=WWA World Heavyweight Champion <br> WWA World Tag Team Champion <br> WWA United States Champion <br> WWA Television Champion <br> WWA Extreme Champion <br> WWA Light Heavyweight Champion <br>
	}}		}}
	'''Gordon Korth''' (born November 21st, 1975), better known as Denrol, is a Canadian [[professional wrestler]] who currently wrestles for the [[World Wrestling Alliance]], a former member of the [[Primetime Central]] circuit.		'''Gordon Korth''' (born November 21st, 1975), better known as Denrol, is a Canadian [[professional wrestler]] who currently wrestles for the [[World Wrestling Alliance]], a former member of the [[Primetime Central]] circuit, where he is the reigning United States Champion.

	Denrol is the only man in WWA history to have held every title on the show he has competed on. He is known as The Six Pack Champion and The Greatest of All Earth Time, as well as the WWA's Franchise Player. He has done it all.		Denrol is the only man in WWA history to have held every title on the show he has competed on. He is known as The Six Pack Champion and The Greatest of All Earth Time, as well as the WWA's Franchise Player. He has done it all.
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	He reappeared on the January 12th edition of Meltdown in a Four Corner Survival, he looked to have that match won, until he was thrown from the ring and [[Trendkiller]] picked up the win. Denrol would also make an appearance at Birthday Bash X.		He reappeared on the January 12th edition of Meltdown in a Four Corner Survival, he looked to have that match won, until he was thrown from the ring and [[Trendkiller]] picked up the win. Denrol would also make an appearance at Birthday Bash X.

			Denrol would return as the special guest referee in the Himalayan Pit match between Shaman and Kade Williams at ''[[Revolution]] 2009'', only to turn on Shaman and return to the arrogant and condecending Denrol of old.

			Denrol would recieve a shot at the United States Championship on the April 20th edition of Meltdown against [[Richie Stone]], the match was contested with No Disqualifications, Stone and Dernol beat each other to a pulp, but in the end, it was Copeland who cost his nemesis the title and dragged Denrol on top to become the US Champion for the second time, ten years after his first reign with the title.

Seth Copeland at 15:32, 22 March 2009

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	\| Style=Technical/High Flyer		\| Style=Technical/High Flyer
	\| handler=Joe Stock		\| handler=Joe Stock
	\| championships=WWA World ~~Heavwyeight~~ Champion <br> WWA World Tag Team Champion <br> WWA United States Champion <br> WWA Television Champion <br> WWA Extreme Champion <br> WWA Light Heavyweight Champion <br>		\| championships=WWA World Heavyweight Champion <br> WWA World Tag Team Champion <br> WWA United States Champion <br> WWA Television Champion <br> WWA Extreme Champion <br> WWA Light Heavyweight Champion <br>
	}}		}}
	'''Gordon Korth''' (born November 21st, 1975), better known as Denrol, is a Canadian [[professional wrestler]] who currently wrestles for the [[World Wrestling Alliance]], a former member of the [[Primetime Central]] circuit.		'''Gordon Korth''' (born November 21st, 1975), better known as Denrol, is a Canadian [[professional wrestler]] who currently wrestles for the [[World Wrestling Alliance]], a former member of the [[Primetime Central]] circuit.

Seth Copeland at 15:07, 22 March 2009

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	{{Infobox Characters		{{Infobox Characters
	\| Character=Denrol		\| Character=Denrol
	\| Image=		\| Image=Denrol.jpg
	\| First=NCW		\| First=NCW
	\| Last=[[WWA]]		\| Last=[[WWA]]

Seth Copeland at 16:03, 15 March 2009

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	\| Style=Technical/High Flyer		\| Style=Technical/High Flyer
	\| handler=Joe Stock		\| handler=Joe Stock
	\| championships=WWA World Heavwyeight Champion <br> WWA ~~United States~~ Champion <br> WWA ~~Television~~ Champion <br> WWA ~~World Tag Team~~ Champion <br> WWA Extreme Champion <br> WWA Light Heavyweight Champion <br>		\| championships=WWA World Heavwyeight Champion <br> WWA World Tag Team Champion <br> WWA United States Champion <br> WWA Television Champion <br> WWA Extreme Champion <br> WWA Light Heavyweight Champion <br>
	}}		}}
	'''Gordon Korth''' (born November 21st, 1975), better known as Denrol, is a Canadian [[professional wrestler]] who currently wrestles for the [[World Wrestling Alliance]], a former member of the [[Primetime Central]] circuit.		'''Gordon Korth''' (born November 21st, 1975), better known as Denrol, is a Canadian [[professional wrestler]] who currently wrestles for the [[World Wrestling Alliance]], a former member of the [[Primetime Central]] circuit.
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	Denrol is the only man in WWA history to have held every title on the show he has competed on. He is known as The Six Pack Champion and The Greatest of All Earth Time, as well as the WWA's Franchise Player. He has done it all.		Denrol is the only man in WWA history to have held every title on the show he has competed on. He is known as The Six Pack Champion and The Greatest of All Earth Time, as well as the WWA's Franchise Player. He has done it all.

	Denrol only wrestles part time these days, having taken a job as a WWA road agent along with former greats, ~~Kash~~ and Thomas Connors, better known as Leviathan.		Denrol only wrestles part time these days, having taken a job as a WWA road agent along with former greats, Mark Lynch and Thomas Connors, better known as Leviathan.


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	*'''[[World Wrestling Alliance]]'''		*'''[[World Wrestling Alliance]]'''
	**WWA World Heavyweight Championship		**WWA World Heavyweight Championship
			**WWA World Tag Team Championship
	**WWA United States Championship		**WWA United States Championship
	**WWA Television Championship		**WWA Television Championship
	**WWA World Tag Team Championship
	**WWA Extreme Championship		**WWA Extreme Championship
	**WWA Light Heavyweight Championship		**WWA Light Heavyweight Championship

Seth Copeland at 16:09, 3 March 2009

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	After Khaled failed to end Denrol's career, Alexandra turned to the late Ian Tense. Denrol and Tense battled in the first ever Devil's Octagon Match at Labor Day Brawl 2005. Denrol tapped out during that match, but he stayed in the WWA, through things seemed to be coming to a close.		After Khaled failed to end Denrol's career, Alexandra turned to the late Ian Tense. Denrol and Tense battled in the first ever Devil's Octagon Match at Labor Day Brawl 2005. Denrol tapped out during that match, but he stayed in the WWA, through things seemed to be coming to a close.

	After Tracer Bullet lost his World Heavyweight Title, he looked like he was going to hang the boots up. But Denrol convinced Bullet to join him for one last run, this time for the WWA Tag Team Titles. They called themselves The Franchise Players and they had quite the run in the tag ranks, winning the gold at [[Rage In The Cage]] IX.		After Tracer Bullet lost his World Heavyweight Title, he looked like he was going to hang the boots up. But Denrol convinced Bullet to join him for one last run, this time for the WWA Tag Team Titles. They called themselves The Franchise Players and they had quite the run in the tag ranks, winning the gold at ''[[Rage In The Cage]] IX''.

	Sadly, the Franchise Players time in the WWA was limited and after dropping the belts at [[Bourbon Street Brawl]] 2006, both of them left the WWA.		Sadly, the Franchise Players time in the WWA was limited and after dropping the belts at ''[[Bourbon Street Brawl]] 2006'', both of them left the WWA.

	For a brief time an imposter calling himself Denrol 2, appeared on the scene. He claimed to have purchased the rights for the name from Gordon Korth. But the imposter didn't last long because at [[Day of the Dead]] 2006, the real Denrol came back to get revenge and "Denrol 2" has not been heard from since.		For a brief time an imposter calling himself Denrol 2, appeared on the scene. He claimed to have purchased the rights for the name from Gordon Korth. But the imposter didn't last long because at ''[[Day of the Dead]] 2006'', the real Denrol came back to get revenge and "Denrol 2" has not been heard from since.

	Denrol underwent major knee surgery just a few days later and wasn't seen again on WWA TV until May 2007. But he came back as a shell of his former self, only making a handful of appearances. After being the first pinned, by [[Seth Copeland]], at [[Birthday Bash]] ~~2007~~, Denrol went into retirement once more.		Denrol underwent major knee surgery just a few days later and wasn't seen again on WWA TV until May 2007. But he came back as a shell of his former self, only making a handful of appearances. After being the first pinned, by [[Seth Copeland]], at ''[[Birthday Bash]] IX'', Denrol went into retirement once more.

	Denrol came out of retirement again to join Team WWA and face The Damned at Rage In The Cage XI inside Ultimate Glory, he put in a great performance but unfortunately couldn't help Team WWA to the victory.		Denrol came out of retirement again to join Team WWA and face The Damned at Rage In The Cage XI inside Ultimate Glory, he put in a great performance but unfortunately couldn't help Team WWA to the victory.
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	Since then, he has appeared sporatically over the next year and a half. He hosted his own talk show known as "The World's Greatest Chat Show" and was involved in a feud with Richard Cranium up until Day of the Dead 2008, which fizzled out when Cranium was fired at the show by [[Kade Williams]].		Since then, he has appeared sporatically over the next year and a half. He hosted his own talk show known as "The World's Greatest Chat Show" and was involved in a feud with Richard Cranium up until Day of the Dead 2008, which fizzled out when Cranium was fired at the show by [[Kade Williams]].

	He reappeared on the January 12th edition of Meltdown in a Four Corner Survival, he looked to have that match won, until he was thrown from the ring and [[Trendkiller]] picked up the win. Denrol would also make an appearance at Birthday Bash XI.		He reappeared on the January 12th edition of Meltdown in a Four Corner Survival, he looked to have that match won, until he was thrown from the ring and [[Trendkiller]] picked up the win. Denrol would also make an appearance at Birthday Bash X.

Seth Copeland at 04:23, 23 February 2009

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	***Flying Springboard Clotheline		***Flying Springboard Clotheline
	***Springboard Moonsault		***Springboard Moonsault
	***Springboard ~~360~~ Guillotine Leg Drop		***Springboard Somersault Guillotine Leg Drop
	***Springboard Spinning DDT		***Springboard Spinning DDT
	***Top Rope Hurricanranna		***Top Rope Hurricanranna

Seth Copeland at 15:36, 21 February 2009

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	Shortly after that event, Denrol became more cocky and arrogant than he had ever been. He claimed to be the "WWA Franchise" and that without him, the WWA would fall apart. Since he still owned stock in the WWA from his time as GLWF owner, Denrol used his immunity to do whatever he pleased. He was caught up with a feud with Chance. This feud ended at March Madness 2003, when Chance defeated Denrol cleanly in the ring. The stipulations given for the match was that if Chance won, Denrol had to give up his stock in the company. If he had won, he would have gotten a fair WWA Title Match, so Denrol saw it as a worthwhile risk. With the stock taken from Denrol, Warr took great pleasure in suspending Denrol for the rest of 2003.		Shortly after that event, Denrol became more cocky and arrogant than he had ever been. He claimed to be the "WWA Franchise" and that without him, the WWA would fall apart. Since he still owned stock in the WWA from his time as GLWF owner, Denrol used his immunity to do whatever he pleased. He was caught up with a feud with Chance. This feud ended at March Madness 2003, when Chance defeated Denrol cleanly in the ring. The stipulations given for the match was that if Chance won, Denrol had to give up his stock in the company. If he had won, he would have gotten a fair WWA Title Match, so Denrol saw it as a worthwhile risk. With the stock taken from Denrol, Warr took great pleasure in suspending Denrol for the rest of 2003.

	While Denrol was gone, his son Andrew Korth was born. His wife became the president of the WWA, after Mark Harrington returned and removed Warr from that position. And the WWA ~~than~~ split into two rosters. Denrol was signed by his wife to the Meltdown conference. But of all these events, the ~~brith~~ of his son seems to have changed Denrol the most. Upon his return, Denrol claimed to have changed his arrogent ways, but that was a lie.		While Denrol was gone, his son Andrew Korth was born. His wife became the president of the WWA, after Mark Harrington returned and removed Warr from that position. And the WWA then split into two rosters. Denrol was signed by his wife to the Meltdown conference. But of all these events, the birth of his son seems to have changed Denrol the most. Upon his return, Denrol claimed to have changed his arrogent ways, but that was a lie.

	At the same time Denrol returned, so did his archrival Vik Ventressa. The two battled it out a few more times, with Vik coming out on top at RITC 2004. That loss changed Denrol and he returned to the "true" Denrol, an arrogent asshole. Denrol targeted rookie Khaled and seemed to have him done with, even to the point of having a funeral for Khaled. But Khaled returned as Hardcore K and defeated Denrol at Bourbon Street Brawl 2004. After that loss, Denrol decided to leave the WWA for a while, to spend time with his family.		At the same time Denrol returned, so did his archrival Vik Ventressa. The two battled it out a few more times, with Vik coming out on top at RITC 2004. That loss changed Denrol and he returned to the "true" Denrol, an arrogent asshole. Denrol targeted rookie Khaled and seemed to have him done with, even to the point of having a funeral for Khaled. But Khaled returned as Hardcore K and defeated Denrol at Bourbon Street Brawl 2004. After that loss, Denrol decided to leave the WWA for a while, to spend time with his family.
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	Since then, he has appeared sporatically over the next year and a half. He hosted his own talk show known as "The World's Greatest Chat Show" and was involved in a feud with Richard Cranium up until Day of the Dead 2008, which fizzled out when Cranium was fired at the show by [[Kade Williams]].		Since then, he has appeared sporatically over the next year and a half. He hosted his own talk show known as "The World's Greatest Chat Show" and was involved in a feud with Richard Cranium up until Day of the Dead 2008, which fizzled out when Cranium was fired at the show by [[Kade Williams]].

	He reappeared on the January 12th edition of Meltdown in a Four Corner Survival, he looked to have that match won, until he was thrown from the ring and [[Trendkiller]] picked up the win. Denrol would also make an appearance at Birthday Bash XI~~, where he was pinned by Copeland for the second straight time in the Birthday Brawl~~.		He reappeared on the January 12th edition of Meltdown in a Four Corner Survival, he looked to have that match won, until he was thrown from the ring and [[Trendkiller]] picked up the win. Denrol would also make an appearance at Birthday Bash XI.

Seth Copeland at 12:14, 21 February 2009

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	Denrol came out of retirement again to join Team WWA and face The Damned at Rage In The Cage XI inside Ultimate Glory, he put in a great performance but unfortunately couldn't help Team WWA to the victory.		Denrol came out of retirement again to join Team WWA and face The Damned at Rage In The Cage XI inside Ultimate Glory, he put in a great performance but unfortunately couldn't help Team WWA to the victory.

	Since then, he has appeared sporatically over the next year and a half. He hosted his own talk show known as "The World's Greatest Chat Show" and was involved in a feud with Richard Cranium up until Day of the Dead 2008, which fizzled out when Cranium was fired at the show by Kade Williams.		Since then, he has appeared sporatically over the next year and a half. He hosted his own talk show known as "The World's Greatest Chat Show" and was involved in a feud with Richard Cranium up until Day of the Dead 2008, which fizzled out when Cranium was fired at the show by [[Kade Williams]].

	He reappeared on the January 12th edition of Meltdown in a Four Corner Survival, he looked to have that match won, until he was thrown from the ring and Trendkiller picked up the win. Denrol would also make an appearance at Birthday Bash XI, where he was pinned by Copeland for the second straight time in the Birthday Brawl.		He reappeared on the January 12th edition of Meltdown in a Four Corner Survival, he looked to have that match won, until he was thrown from the ring and [[Trendkiller]] picked up the win. Denrol would also make an appearance at Birthday Bash XI, where he was pinned by Copeland for the second straight time in the Birthday Brawl.