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The No Limit Tournament is a single-elimination tournament sponsored by [[Sin City Championship Wrestling
The No Limit Tournament was a single-elimination tournament sponsored by [[Sin City Championship Wrestling]]. It was the brainchild of authority figure [[Nigel Kensington]], who came up with the tournament as a way to both expand SCCW's reach, and find challengers for [[SCCW Universal Championship | SCCW Universal Champion]] [[Amy Campbell]]. Nonetheless, Amy became the winner of the tournament, defending her title successfully four times over the course of the event to reign as No Limit Champion.
 
There is no word as of yet if the tournament will be held again in 2010.


=Participants=
=Participants=
Nineteen men and women participated in the No Limit Tournament. They were seeded as follows.
1. [[Aimz | Amy Campbell]]<br>
2. [[Lance Marshall]]<br>
3. [[Wyatt Connors]]<br>
4. [[Phillip Kennedy]]<br>
5. [[Dusk]]<br>
6. [[The Illustrious Face-Eater]] ([[Just Wrestling]])<br>
7. [[Steve Knox]] ([[New Frontier Wrestling]])<br>
8. [[Seymour Almasy]]<br>
9. [[Charlotte Ramone]]<br>
10. [[Kelly Masters]]<br>
11. [[Victor Ambrose]]<br>
12. [[Jay Phoenix]] ([[PRIME]])<br>
13. [[Legion]]<br>
14. [[Ash Plato]]<br>
15. [[Starks]] (Free Agent)<br>
16. [[Austin King]]<br>
17. [[Friar]] (Free Agent)<br>
18. [[Brock Alyas]] ([[New Frontier Wrestling]])<br>
19. [[Reed Gamble]]<br>
=Format=
Due to the odd number of participants, the tournament was divided into four smaller brackets, each named after one of the top four seeds (Campbell, Marshall, Connors, and Kennedy). The odd number created two triple threat matches in the tournament, one in the first round of the Campbell Bracket, and one in the Kennedy Bracket to determine that bracket's winner. Furthermore, the SCCW Universal Championship was defended in each round of the tournament.
=Prizes=
Due to the nature of the tournament, the winner of the No Limit Tournament would be the SCCW Universal Champion. Other prizes were made available indirectly by other interested parties. Alexandra Pierce issued a $100,000 bounty on the head of Dusk, promising the money to anyone who could eliminate Dusk from the tournament before Dusk could face Amy Campbell. This bounty was claimed by [[Phillip Kennedy]].
Furthermore, in the two-stage Kennedy Bracket quarterfinal match, if anyone pinned [[Phillip Kennedy]], they would become [[SCCW Gateway Champion | SCCW Gateway Championship]].
=Tournament Results=
==The Campbell Bracket==
'''First Round'''
*[[Aimz]] defeated [[Reed Gamble]].
*[[Victor Ambrose]] defeated [[Kelly Masters]] and [[Charlotte Ramone]] in an Obstacle Course Match.
'''Quarterfinals'''
*[[Aimz]] defeated [[Victor Ambrose]] two falls to one in a 30-minute Iron Man Match.
==The Marshall Bracket==
'''First Round'''
*[[Lance Marshall]] defeated [[Brock Alyas]]
*[[Seymour Almasy]] defeated [[Jay Phoenix]]
'''Quarterfinals'''
*[[Lance Marshall]] defeated [[Seymour Almasy]]
==The Connors Bracket==
'''First Round'''
*[[Wyatt Connors]] defeated [[Friar]].
*[[Steve Knox]] defeated [[Legion]].
'''Quarterfinals'''
*[[Wyatt Connors]] defeated [[Steve Knox]]
==The Kennedy Bracket==
'''First-Round'''
*[[Phillip Kennedy]] defeated [[Austin King]].
*[[The_Illustrious_Face-Eater|The Illustrious Face-Eater]] defeated [[Ash Plato]].
*[[Dusk]] defeated [[Starks]].
'''Quarterfinals'''
*[[Dusk]] defeated [[The_Illustrious_Face-Eater|The Illustrious Face-Eater]] in a triple-threat elimination match.
*[[Phillip Kennedy]] defeated [[Dusk]].
==Semifinals==
April 28, 2009 - Rapid City, South Dakota.
*[[Phillip Kennedy]] beat [[Lance Marshall]].
*[[Aimz]] beat [[Wyatt Connors]].
==Finals==
May 10, 2009 - Salt Lake City, Utah
[[Aimz]] beat [[Phillip Kennedy]].

Latest revision as of 18:06, 27 May 2009

The No Limit Tournament was a single-elimination tournament sponsored by Sin City Championship Wrestling. It was the brainchild of authority figure Nigel Kensington, who came up with the tournament as a way to both expand SCCW's reach, and find challengers for SCCW Universal Champion Amy Campbell. Nonetheless, Amy became the winner of the tournament, defending her title successfully four times over the course of the event to reign as No Limit Champion.

There is no word as of yet if the tournament will be held again in 2010.

Participants

Nineteen men and women participated in the No Limit Tournament. They were seeded as follows.

1. Amy Campbell
2. Lance Marshall
3. Wyatt Connors
4. Phillip Kennedy
5. Dusk
6. The Illustrious Face-Eater (Just Wrestling)
7. Steve Knox (New Frontier Wrestling)
8. Seymour Almasy
9. Charlotte Ramone
10. Kelly Masters
11. Victor Ambrose
12. Jay Phoenix (PRIME)
13. Legion
14. Ash Plato
15. Starks (Free Agent)
16. Austin King
17. Friar (Free Agent)
18. Brock Alyas (New Frontier Wrestling)
19. Reed Gamble

Format

Due to the odd number of participants, the tournament was divided into four smaller brackets, each named after one of the top four seeds (Campbell, Marshall, Connors, and Kennedy). The odd number created two triple threat matches in the tournament, one in the first round of the Campbell Bracket, and one in the Kennedy Bracket to determine that bracket's winner. Furthermore, the SCCW Universal Championship was defended in each round of the tournament.

Prizes

Due to the nature of the tournament, the winner of the No Limit Tournament would be the SCCW Universal Champion. Other prizes were made available indirectly by other interested parties. Alexandra Pierce issued a $100,000 bounty on the head of Dusk, promising the money to anyone who could eliminate Dusk from the tournament before Dusk could face Amy Campbell. This bounty was claimed by Phillip Kennedy.

Furthermore, in the two-stage Kennedy Bracket quarterfinal match, if anyone pinned Phillip Kennedy, they would become SCCW Gateway Championship.

Tournament Results

The Campbell Bracket

First Round

Quarterfinals

The Marshall Bracket

First Round

Quarterfinals

The Connors Bracket

First Round

Quarterfinals

The Kennedy Bracket

First-Round

Quarterfinals

Semifinals

April 28, 2009 - Rapid City, South Dakota.

Finals

May 10, 2009 - Salt Lake City, Utah

Aimz beat Phillip Kennedy.