Birthday Bash
World Wrestling Alliance presents: Birthday Bash. The anniversary which marks the creation of the company who revolutionised the world of professional wrestling.
The WWA has a long tradition of honor and pride. And this is what is celebrated on the birthday of the WWA. An event always filled with emotion laden matches. Bitter histories. Great wrestlers. Some may even say... The greatest wresters.
But Birthday Bash is like no other event. One match defines the show, and will be talked about by internet smarks every day until the next one comes around. The Birthday Brawl.
The Birthday Brawl is (To Our Knowledge), the only match in the world where every single title is up for grabs in the same match. The champions and top contenders all battle it out in a free-for-all match where anything goes. A different type of fall decides each champion, crowned with the "Mile High" fall. The WWA World Title is suspended above the WWATron. How do you get it? Climb the tron to a platform. Erect the ladder on the platform. Climb the ladder. Grab the belt. Grab your destiny.
Birthday Bash turns Mortals into Immortals, and competing in this event forever carves your name into the annals of the WWA's rich history. Forever.
History
Birthday Bash (1998) [1] Madison Square Garden, New York City
Crippling Canuck defeated Mad Coil vain Baseball Bat in a New York Street Fight.
Lone Wolf won the WWA Light Heavyweight Championship over Jak "The Boil" Lancer in an I Quit Match.
Denrol defeated Flynn Steele via Evil Killer.
FEAR (ChiKylin and Mantis) won the WWA World Tag Team Championship over The Anarchy (Radien and Chaos).
Sgt. Matthew Payne won the WWA Television Championship over Todd "The Irish Hammer" Logan via Ariel Assualt.
Steihl retained the WWA United States Championship over Jack II via Delivered Unto Pain.
Nik Segier defeated The Outlaw via pinfall.
Gregory "The Irish Asassin" O Hara won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship over "The Painmaker" Randy Cross via pinfall.
Birthday Bash II (1999) [2] Madison Square Garden, New York City
Entrepreneurs Incorporated (Sir Michael and Timothy Michaels) defeated RUSH (Tito and Dudeman) via Frog Splash.
Mystique won the WWA Rookie Championship over Polaris and "The Max" Maxwell Martin via Top Rope Spear.
The Commandants Own (Havok and Sgt. Payne) defeated "Superstar" Johnny Griggs and James Wish via Full Frontal Assualt.
Bolivian Rat defeated Fox, Hellsbane, Rattlesnake Ryan, Inaki Hotaka, "Krimedog" Johnny Moxlow, Canadian Savage and "Crazy Cool" TJ Donaldson in a Rookie Elimination Match.
Chad Goodman won the WWA Extreme Championship over Showtime in a Ladder Match.
Tracer Bullet retained the WWA United States Championship over "Suicide" James Thornhill in a Parachute Match.
"Pretty Boy" Troy Walcott and Kris Kasanova defeated The Militia (Shaman and Suneil Sangha) via The Kiss Of Death.
The Overlords Of The Dark (Steihl and Darken) retained the WWA World Tag Team Championship over Todd "The Irish Hammer" Logan and The Magician via pinfall.
Nik Segier retained the WWA World Heavyweight Championship over The Outlaw via Disqualification.
Birthday Bash III (2000) [3] Sydney, Australia
TJ Donaldson, Captain Amazing, Daniel E. Nelson and Shaman defeated The Dehibilitator, David Drake, Inaki Hotaka, Malachiah Knight, Dr. Love, Craven Moore, SEAL, Matthew Thomas, "Suicide" James Thornhill, Vik Ventressa, The Victor, "Pretty Boy" Troy Walcott and Lyle "In Style" Wyle to advance to the WWA World Cup Semi Final.
Jackson Kraven won the WWA Television Championship over Kris Kasanova and Brian Jones via The Wall Street Crash.
Daniel E. Nelson and TJ Donaldson defeated Captain Amazing and Shaman to advance to the WWA World Cup Final.
Tracer Bullet retained the WWA World Heavyweight Championship over New Star via The Big Easy.
Daniel E. Nelson won the WWA World Cup over TJ Donaldson via knockout.
Birthday Brawl (2001) [4] Key Arena, Seattle
Kevin Pop retained the WWA Extreme Championship over Villain via Table.
The Rebel Angels (Sam Patton and Trent Emeritus) defeated The Veteranz (Harley Trapper and Johnny Shrapnel) via The Strategy.
Vik Ventressa and Eddie Van Dorn fought to a draw. GLWF Windy City Championship was vacated as a result.
“The Punisher” Damian Thorne defeated Mad Dawg, The New York City Slugger, Spike Jr., J.C. Swinger and 357 in a Breakout Battle Royal.
Vik Ventressa won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship, Craven Moore retained the WWA Television Championship and Shane Dorian and Riley “Khan” O’Neil won the WWA World Tag Team Championship; over Spike, Ace Anthony, Xavier Black, Shaman, Tommy Michaels, Daniel E. Nelson and Trent LeBeaux in the Birthday Brawl.
Birthday Bash IV (2002) [5] Trans World Dome, St. Louis
The Texas Longhorns (Floyd and Ace Murdoch) defeated Mack Tenn (Simon Mackinaw and Tenn) via The Longhorn Stretch.
Mal Somers won the WWA Rookie Championship over Dave Harley, Mac "Truck" Malloy and "The Hurricane" Barrett Sinclair via Hostile Takeover.
Ekosyde retained the WWA Cruiserweight Championship over Grunge, in a Best 2 out of 3 Falls Match.
Chance won the WWA Extreme Championship over Enigma via inside cradle counter.
Damian Thorne defeated Randy Cross via The Legend Killer inside Hell In A Cell.
Ian Tense won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship, Kash won the WWA United States Championship and Venny LeTrav and Justin “Air” Bourne won the WWA World Tag Team Championship; over Wes Sanders, Phobos, Deimos, Nick Adams, Axel Brundage, Aaron Alongi, Harley Trapper, Shane Dorian, Mighty Joe, Troy Walcott, Jackson Kraven, Tracer Bullet, Showtime and Craven Moore in the Birthday Brawl.
Birthday Bash V (2003) [6] Madison Square Garden, New York City
Enigma defeated Kash in the Gate To Hell Match.
Khaled and David Wattsoner defeated Keru no Akiro and Brad Polaris, The Chuckster and Shaman, Jimmi Zion and Desolation in a Four Corner Elimination Tag Team Match.
GAROU defeated Joey K and Liam Jenson via pinfall in a Triple Threat Match.
Damian Thorne won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship, Leviathan won the WWA United States Championship, Brad Polaris won the WWA Television Championship, “Bonafide” James Curzon won the GenX Championship and Dave Harley retained the Intercontinental Championship; over Matt Keith, Shaman, "The Psycho" Steven Murphy, Denrol, Deimos, Venny LeTrav, Tracer Bullet, Joey K, Nick Adams, Chance, Mal Somers, Enigma, Grunge and Kash in the Birthday Brawl.
Birthday Bash VI (2004) [7] United Center, Chicago
Wes Sanders defeated SurReal via Third Time Strike.
Vain and Vicious won the WWA World Tag Team Championship over The Pain Syndicate.
Silence defeated The Chuckster via Deadly Quiet.
Dave Harley won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship, Muppet Man retained the WWA United States Championship, Hell Itself won the WWA Television Championship; Mal Somers, James Curzon, Mr. Darkness, Jackson Kraven, Khaled, Tracer Bullet, Shaman, Grunge, Brian Calvin, Joey Edwards, Jack Griffiths, Odium, Chance, Craven Moore and Wes Sanders in the Birthday Brawl.
Birthday Bash VII (2005) [8] American Airlines Arena, Dallas
Silence defeated Stan “The Pit-Fighter Jones” and Freddie Arson via Deadly Quiet in a Triple Threat Match.
Jorge Samuelsson defeated Ramone via Ragnarok.
Khaled defeated C.J. Lee via K Times.
Armaan and Steven Murphy fought to a no contest.
Ember won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship, Muppet Man retained the WWA United States Championship, Phobos and Deimos retained the WWA World Tag Team Championship, Ethan Cole won the WWA Television Championship and Jeffrey Wayne won the WWA Extreme Championship; over Tracer Bullet, Xian Phillipse, Jonathon Winters, Dave Gibson, Jimmi Zion, Nick Adams, Pyro, Komodo Dragon, TNT, Dynamite, Ian Tense, Mal Somers and Tommy Starr in the Birthday Brawl.
Birthday Bash VIII (2006) [9] Madison Square Garden, New York City
“The Destiny” Kade Williams defeated Christian Heights via The Code Of Silence.
David Black retained the WWA World Tag Team Championship over Tarin Ballard, Komodo Dragon and Bloody Bones via Inverted Sky High.
“The Destiny” Kade Williams won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship, Chris MacBeth won the WWA United States Championship and Christopher Dumont won the Television Championship; over Rawhead Rex, Jevon White, Ry Ballard, Pyro, Armaan, Richard Cranium, Jamal Diggs, Crush, AJ Locke, Christian Heights, Nemesis, Kash, Tommy Star, Nigel Dawkins, Jack Griffiths, Fatality, Belial Khan, Maximus Victorious, The Rainmaker, The Butler, Danny Vista, Zachariel and James Whitefield in the Birthday Brawl.
Birthday Bash IX (2007) [10] Joe Louis Arena, Detroit
themantheycall? defeated Dave Harley via pinfall.
Eddie Van Dorn won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship, Andy McMirra won the WWA United States Championship, Tarin Ballard won the WWA Extreme Championship, Seth Copeland retained the WWA Television Championship; over Armaan, Azrael, Denrol, Komodo Dragon, Dave Harley, Lori Equinox, Erik Inferno, Damian Macloud, Mighty Joe, Muppet Man, The Plague, Kash, Proteus, Paul Sterling, The Rainmaker and Vengeance in the Birthday Brawl.
Birthday Bash X (2009) [11] Verizon Center, Washington D.C.
Lucas Black won the WWA World Heavyweight Championship, Richie Stone won the WWA United States Championship, Elvis Hunt won the WWA Television Championship; over Copeland, Trendkiller, Eddie Van Dorn, Denrol, Shaman, Christian Matthews, Nick Adams, High Rise, Christopher Dumont, Jack Griffiths, James Curzon, Harley Trapper, Johnny Shrapnel, KC James, Ryan Faze and Myles Jake in the Birthday Brawl.