XUW

XUW

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Active/Inactive

Years Open

Inactive

Six

RP/Angle

RP

Fedhead

Davin Brown (2002-2003)
Andy Hewitt (2003-2004)
Jeff Bailey (2004-2005)
Mike Stancel & Blake Wolfson (2005-2006)
Dave Kipfer & Jeff Brenneman (2006-2008)

PPV's a year

5

Weekly TV Show

Mayhem

Number of Titles

3

Website

XUW

Xtreme Ultimo Wrestling (known shortly as XUW) is a former PTC-affiliated federation. It opened in July 2001 and closed in February 2008.

XUW Championships

Major XUW Titles

• XUW World Title
• XUW Intercontinental Title
• XUW Tag Team Titles

Minor XUW Titles

• XUW Television Title
• XUW Submission Title
• XUW Hardcore Title
• XUW North American Title (formerly XUDF North American Title)
• XUDF United States Title
• Other Past XUW Titles

The "Big Three" Events

Stable Wars, the Deadly Draw, and the Halloween Battle Royal were referred to collectively as the "big three" annual events in XUW.

Stable Wars began in 2002 as an eight-team tournament that took place in one night at XUW's annual Big Brawl pay-per-view. The first two rounds were usually sudden death contests where the first team to score a pinfall won the match; the final was traditionally a four-on-four elimination match. The members of the winning team received title shots of their choosing.

The Deadly Draw tournament, established in 2003, was a tournament consisting of 16 tag teams formed by 32 entrants. The teams were determined by a random draw that traditionally took place via a live webcast. The tournament then played out until one tag team remained; the two members of the surviving team then faced each other one-on-one to determine the tournament winner. The Deadly Draw champion received a shot at the World Title in the main event of Reborn.

The Halloween Battle Royal first appeared in 2002. Every member of the XUW roster dressed up in a Halloween costume for the match, and their identities were typically not revealed until they were eliminated. The winner of the Halloween Battle Royal traditionally received a World Title shot at a future date.

Stable Wars Champions

• 2002: Army of Darkness (Jack "The Ripper" Nobbledy, Sidhe Nimh, DDT, Blake Wolfson)
  
• 2003: Ultra Violents (Blake Wolfson, The Anarchist, Dave Kipfer, The Shadow)
  
• 2004: Boomer Sooners (Dave Kipfer, Saij, Fatbadger, Rujasu)
  
• 2005: The Masked Men ("The Fool" Ian Fetzer, Samurai Bob (as Masked Fatso), X-Factor (as The Great Sombrero), Masked Winstrom)
  
• 2006: Ze Professionals (Dr. Curiosity, Nurse Wretched, The Uber Judge~!, The Shadow)
  

Deadly Draw Champions

• 2003: Henrik The King (partnered with Samurai Bob)
  
• 2004: DarkSeid (partnered with the Latch Key Kid)
  
• 2005: Brian O'Connell (partnered with X-Factor)
  
• 2006: Dave Kipfer (partnered with Hardcore Jon)
  
• 2007: The Shadow (partnered with Dante)
  

Halloween Battle Royal Winners

• 2002: Jack "The Ripper" Nobbledy
  
• 2003: Dante
  
• 2004: Saij & Blake Wolfson (co-winners)
  
• 2005: Fatbadger
  
• 2006: Dante
  

XUW Hall Of Fame

Singles

• 2003: Samurai Bob, Jack "The Ripper" Nobbledy
  
• 2004: HBK, Blake Wolfson
  
• 2005: Saij, Sidhe Nimh, the Latch Key Kid
  
• 2006: Dave Kipfer, Fatbadger
  
• 2007: The Shadow, Sheri Dedmon, Joey Vendetti

Tag Team

• 2003: Doggy Style (Blake Wolfson & woof woof)
  
• 2004: New Royal Legion (Bailey & Danyon), Lunchroom Patrol (Doughboy & The Latch Key Kid)
  
• 2005: Deadly Combination (Numark & M V Pete), Ultra Violents (Blake Wolfson & The Anarchist)
  
• 2006: Hardcore Icons (DDT & Raven X)
  
• 2007: The Technicians (Bionic Carrot & KsC TruNkZ), Boomer Sooners (Dave Kipfer & Chase Wilson)
  

Stable

• 2006: Army of Darkness (Jack "The Ripper" Nobbledy, Sidhe Nimh, M V Pete, DDT, Raven X, w/Sirius Smythe & Kat)
  
• 2007: Boomer Sooners (Dave Kipfer, Chase Wilson, Fatbadger, Saij, w/Jim Ross & The Cockjockey)
  

XUW Television Shows

During its run, XUW held several different weekly television shows and a variety of pay-per-view events.

Mayhem

Mayhem was XUW's weekly flagship program. It aired regularly on Monday nights from 2001-2006, then began airing on Tuesday nights in 2007 and ran until XUW's close. A total of 222 episodes of Mayhem were broadcast.

Vortex

Vortex debuted in November 2001 and aired on Thursday nights. It regularly featured the top tier of XUW's talent much in the same vein as Mayhem did. Vortex was cancelled in 2004 after nearly three years on the air.

XPosure

XPosure was a weekly Sunday program that mainly showcased the lower-card talent of XUW. It began airing in 2002, then was cancelled in mid-2003. It was later resurrected as XUDF XPosure, a Saturday night program that featured the up-and-coming talent of XUDF.

Pay-Per-View

XUW broadcast many different pay-per-view shows throughout its run. Beginning in 2003, six shows were regularly broadcast on pay-per-view each year:

• Reborn - XUW's flagship pay-per-view. Aired in spring of each year from 2002-2007. Split into two shows and billed as "Reborn" and "Reborn Again" in 2006 and 2007.
• Cause & Effect - Featured the tag semifinals, tag final, and singles final of the annual Deadly Draw tournament. Aired in the first quarter of each year from 2003-2007.
• Big Brawl - Featured the annual Stable Wars tournament. Aired in summer of each year from 2002-2006.
• Anniversary Show - Aired near or at the end of August from 2003-2006. The 6th Annivesary Show, XUW's final show, was broadcast on February 18, 2008.
• Road Rage - Annual mid-autumn pay-per-view, originally an annual summer pay-per-view before the creation of the Anniversary Show. Aired each August from 2001-2003, and each October from 2004-2006.
• December 2 Dismember - The last XUW show of each calendar year before holiday break. Aired every December from 2001-2006.

XUW also held an annual November pay-per-view in its earlier years, under the banner of "Double Trouble."

• Double Trouble - Original Double Trouble show, aired in November 2001.
• More Double Trouble - Aired in November 2002.
• Triple Trouble - Aired in November 2003, featured a card consisting heavily of triple threat matches.

A number of one-shot pay-per-view shows have also been held throughout the years:

• Copyright Infringement - Aired in October 2001.
• X-Terminated - Aired in January 2002.
• Annihilation - Aired in April 2002.
• Sudden Impact - Aired in May 2002.
• Liberation - Aired in July 2002.
• Dingos & Darkness - Aired in September 2002.
• Unknown Factors - Aired in October 2002.
• Power & Prestige - Aired in April 2003.
• Stamped Authority - Aired in June 2003.
• Violent Times - Aired in July 2003.
• Farkness & Darkness - Aired in September 2003.
• Code Red - Aired in May 2004.
• My First Big Wrestling Show - The 2005 edition of Cause & Effect, re-named by then-commissioner Webster Junior. Aired in March 2005.
• Dead On Arrival - Aired in August 2007.