The Establishment - Revision history

StevenCaldera-1056: Added version 6

2008-04-25T03:16:13Z

Added version 6

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	== Version 5.0 ==		== Version 5.0 ==
	Jordan White fell short of his goal of winning the World Title. The following week on WorldWide, White did the unthinkable and quit The Establishment. But Caldera already had a replacement in mind. Rich Rollins returned to GCW and shocked the world by aligning with his longtime rival. Combined with the returning 3-time World Champion Octavian, a new and even more deadly group was formed.		Jordan White fell short of his goal of winning the World Title. The following week on WorldWide, White did the unthinkable and quit The Establishment. But Caldera already had a replacement in mind. Rich Rollins returned to GCW and shocked the world by aligning with his longtime rival. Combined with the returning 3-time World Champion Octavian, a new and even more deadly group was formed.

			== Version 6.0 ==
			The Establishment in 2007-8 continued to struggle to obtain dominance. The group became stagnant, but change was catalyzed the day Rich Rollins was found dead. With Rollins suddenly out of the group and a dark cloud hanging over it, LeStatt Knight opted to quit and strike out on his own. This left Caldera and Octavian alone to forge ahead. However, as usual, Caldera was able to find a new leader. Caldera seduced one of his greatest rivals, Jay Terror, to join the group. In exchange, Terror was aided in winning a number one contender's match against Jordan White.

Argyle at 11:25, 19 November 2007

2007-11-19T11:25:12Z

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	== Version 2.0 ==		== Version 2.0 ==
	At Shockwave 2001, Octavian defended his [[GCW World Title]] against Khan and Rich Rollins in a triple threat Iron Man match. Though Rollins won the match and the title, The Jhub and Steven Caldera shockingly joined forces with Khan, turning on Octavian and recreating the group along with original member Toxic.		At Shockwave 2001, Octavian defended his [[GCW World Heavyweight Title]] against Khan and Rich Rollins in a triple threat Iron Man match. Though Rollins won the match and the title, The Jhub and Steven Caldera shockingly joined forces with Khan, turning on Octavian and recreating the group along with original member Toxic.

	== Version 3.0 ==		== Version 3.0 ==

StevenCaldera-1056 at 19:59, 16 November 2007

2007-11-16T19:59:39Z

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	== Version 4.0 ==		== Version 4.0 ==
	The ~~current~~ version of The Establishment underwent a change in philosophy. Headed again by Caldera and featuring GCW Hall of Famer LeStatt Knight and Jordan White, the group is more focused on in-ring dominance than manipulation. Still, Caldera ~~has~~ not ~~been~~ shy about pulling strings to arrange things in favor of his chosen group.		The fourth version of The Establishment, the first of GCW's second run starting in 2005, underwent a change in philosophy. Headed again by Caldera and featuring GCW Hall of Famer LeStatt Knight and Jordan White, the group was more focused on in-ring dominance than manipulation. Still, Caldera was not shy about pulling strings to arrange things in favor of his chosen group. The group saw Jordan White rise to the position of number one contender and challenge Lia Ambrosi for the World Title.

			== Version 5.0 ==
			Jordan White fell short of his goal of winning the World Title. The following week on WorldWide, White did the unthinkable and quit The Establishment. But Caldera already had a replacement in mind. Rich Rollins returned to GCW and shocked the world by aligning with his longtime rival. Combined with the returning 3-time World Champion Octavian, a new and even more deadly group was formed.

Caldera83: New page: The Establishment is GCW's most infamous stable. Founded by GCW President Steven Caldera, The Establishment has always been one of the most dominant forces in GCW. == Version 1.0...

2007-07-12T23:53:40Z

New page: The Establishment is GCW's most infamous stable. Founded by GCW President Steven Caldera, The Establishment has always been one of the most dominant forces in GCW. == Version 1.0...

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The Establishment is [[GCW]]'s most infamous stable. Founded by GCW President [[Steven Caldera]], The Establishment has always been one of the most dominant forces in GCW.

== Version 1.0 ==
The very first version of The Establishment was formed in early 2001 at the first edition of [[Meltdown]]. Steven Caldera formed the stable alongside [[Khan]], [[Toxic]], [[John Reed]] and [[Octavian]]. The group lasted for some time, before an injury to Khan forced him from the group. When he returned, Khan turned on Octavian, forcing Caldera to choose a side.

== Version 2.0 ==
At Shockwave 2001, Octavian defended his [[GCW World Title]] against Khan and Rich Rollins in a triple threat Iron Man match. Though Rollins won the match and the title, The Jhub and Steven Caldera shockingly joined forces with Khan, turning on Octavian and recreating the group along with original member Toxic.

== Version 3.0 ==
The Establishment was dormant for quite some time before being unexpectedly resurrected in January 2002. At Rampage that year, Jason Dread met Tristain Mayhem for the GCW World Title. Mayhem's close friend Caldera turned on him, helping to award Dread the title. Caldera and Dread joined forces with Khan, Toxic and Michael 'Spitfire' Stevens to form the group's biggest version yet. The group was dominant during this run, as Jason Dread held the World Title for a record time, Michael Stevens was an excellent United States Champion, and Khan held the Hardcore Title for two months.

== Version 4.0 ==
The current version of The Establishment underwent a change in philosophy. Headed again by Caldera and featuring GCW Hall of Famer LeStatt Knight and Jordan White, the group is more focused on in-ring dominance than manipulation. Still, Caldera has not been shy about pulling strings to arrange things in favor of his chosen group.