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Latest revision as of 06:11, 10 April 2009
Revolution, is the current name of the spring pay-per-view of the World Wrestling Alliance, which debuted in the old Northeast Championship Wrestling as May Mayhem, and has also been known as Global Warfare.
It has been the scene of some epic matches and incredible moments over the years and it is sure to continue into the future.
History
May Mayhem 1998 [1] Madison Square Garden, New York City
Black Scorpion defeated Deadbolt via Flying Equalizer.
Steihl defeated Capital via pinfall.
The Gambler defeated Rob Thorne via Royal Flush.
Apocalypse defeated Fire Storm via disqualification.
Bob defeated Big Eliem via Bob's Swing.
Nikodemous Segier defeated Zack Crockett via Segier Stretch.
Shaman and Flynn Steel fought to a no contest.
Total Anarchy (Raiden and Chaos) defeated House of Pain (Randy Cross and Jak Lancer) via pinfall.
Bob defeated Jack and Anniilation to win the title of May Big Man.
Britannica won the CWC NYC Championship over Todd Logan in a Flag Match.
Griffin won the CWC Rhode Island Championship over The Outlaw via D.D.Driver.
Darken won the CWC New England Championship over Angel Reaper via Dark Pogostick.
May Mayhem 1999 [2] America West Arena, Phoenix
Paul Styles defeated Tracer Bullet, Flynn Steele, Tommy Lazer, Blake Daniels, Master Xavier, Slash Hayes, Timothy Michaels, Johnny Lovejoy, The Beast, Chad Goodwin, Alex Adams, Steve Stabler, Cyberskull, Darkestorm, The Rolemodel, The Preacher of Pain, Karl Goldstar, Nick Jett, Icetank, Ant Banks, Frederick T. Washington, Rage and Phoenix in a Battle Royal.
Crosscheck defeated Zack Crockett via Slapshot.
Mantis retained the WWA Television Championship over Blaze via Fishermans Suplex/Flaming Table.
Steihl defeated Gregory O'Hara via Remembrance of Pain.
Griffin retained the Light-Heavyweight Championship over El Porto Spidero, Joey Edwards and Denrol via D.D.Driver.
Shaman won the WWA Extreme Championship over New Star via Thunderclap.
Anarchy (Raiden and Chaos) won the WWA World Tag Team Champion over The Commandants Own (Sgt. Payne and Major Havok).
The Outlaw won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship over Kris Kasanova, Ravage and Billy Coleman via The Outlaw Kick.
May Mayhem 2000 [3] United Center, Chicago
Jim Black defeated Havok in a Boot Camp Match.
Steve Dumars defeated The Trickster via Dumars Drop.
Inaki Hotaka and Captain Amazing fought to a No-Contest.
Chad Goodwin and Troy Walcott drew due to Double Pin.
Random Acts of Violence (Maim and Torture) won the WWA World Tag Team Championship over Allied Chaos (Connor Pearce and Kyle Niker), Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse (Mantis and Steihl), The Torture Chamber (Pitt and Mannheim) & SEAL and ArchAngel via The Mercy Killing in a Tag Team Turmoil Match.
Shaman retained the WWA Extreme Championship over TJ Donaldson, Jimmy Stryker, The Magician, Nick Bruiser and Mr. Cool in an Escape The Arena Match.
Nikodemous Segier retained the WWA World Heavyweight Championship over Rage via pinfall.
May Mayhem 2001 [4] National Exhibition Center, Birmingham
Ryan "Khan" O'Neill retained the WWA Television Champion over JC Swinger in a Texas Death Match.
The Joker defeated Casey Twist in a Tables Match.
Arlechino defeated The Wanderer in a Last Man Standing Match.
Vik Ventressa defeated The Victor in a Loser Leaves Town Paintball Gun Ladder Match.
The Veteranz retained the WWA World Tag Team Championship over The Nyte Shift, The Dude Warriors, The Blue Bloods, East and West & Craven Moore and Jackson Kraven in a Texas Turnip Match.
Shaman won the WWA United States Championship over Jackson Kraven and Craven Moore via Thunderclap in a Triple Threat Match.
Shawn Cage won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship over TJ Donaldson and New Star via Suicide Splash in a Triple Threat Match.
May Mayhem 2002 [5] Georgia Dome, Atlanta
Revolution 2003 [6] RCA Dome, Indianapolis
Global Warfare 2004 [7] Jacksonville Memorial Coliseum, Jacksonville
Global Warfare 2005 [8] Rogers Center, Toronto
Global Warfare 2006 [9] GM Palace, Vancouver
Global Warfare 2008 [10] Stade de France, Paris
Revolution 2009 [11] Quicken Loans Arena, Cleveland