120 wrestlers have been assembled along with 5 play by play commentators, 5 color analysts, 5 reporters, 10 managers, and 5 commissioners. The group will be RANDOMLY assigned to five brands. The five brands are as follows:

RED BRAND Where wrestling is in their blood.
ORANGE BRAND Where wrestling is fire.
GREEN BRAND Where wrestling is the way to get paid.
BLUE BRAND Where wrestling takes the skies.
PURPLE BRAND Where wrestling is royalty.

These five brands will compete for brand supremacy, but before they find a new home, we thought you might need to do some research on who they are. 

The Wrestlers


Adam Cole

Adam Page

AJ Gray

AJ Styles

Alex Reynolds

Alex Shelley

Allie

Allie Katch

Allysin Kay

Andrade

Anthony Bowens

Asuka

Bayley

Becky Lynch

Bianca Belair

Big E

Billie Kay

Bobby Fish

Brian Cage

Brody King

Brooke Valentine

Bryan Danielson

Carmelo Hayes

Cash Wheeler

Cesaro

Charlotte Flair

Chris Dickinson

Christian Cage

Chuck Taylor

Danhausen

Dante Leon

Darby Allin

Davey Vega

Dax Harwood

Deonn Rusman

Doc Gallows

Eddie Kingston

Effy

Ember Moon

Ethan Page

Fenix

Finn Balor

Fred Yehi

Frontman Jah

Holidead

Jeff Cobb

Jey Uso

Jimmy Uso

Joeasa

John Silver

Jon Moxley

Jonathan Gresham

Jordynne Grace

Josh Alexander

JT Energy

Jungle Boy

Kaia McKenna

Karl Anderson

Keith Lee

Kenny Omega

Kevin Owens

Kimber Lee

Kota Ibushi

Kris Statlander

Kyle O'Reilly

Kylie Rae

Lee Moriarty

Leyla Hirsch

Little Mean Kathleen

Mance Warner

Manders

Masha Slamovich

Mat Fitchett

Max Caster

Megan Bayne

Mercedes Martinez

Minoru Suzuki

Miro

MJF

Montez Ford

Mustafa Ali

Naomi

Nathan Frazier

Nick Gage

Ninja Mack

O'Shay Edwards

Orange Cassidy

PAC

Penelope Ford

Pentagon

Pete Dunne

Peyton Royce

Raquel Gonzales

Rickey Shane Page

Ricky Starks

Riley Shepard

Roman Reigns

Ruby Soho

Rush

Sami Zayn

Scorpio Sky

Seth Rollins

Shayna Baszler

Shotzi Blackheart

Stephen Wolf

Tetsuya Naito

The Miz

Thunder Rosa

Timothy Thatcher

Tomasso Ciampa

Tomohiro Ishii

Toni Storm

Tony Deppen

Trish Adora

Tyler Bate

WALTER

Wheeler Yuta

Willow Nightingale

Zack Sabre, Jr.

Zicky Dice

Red Brand
Where wrestling is in their blood.
Adam Cole
Alex Shelley
Bayley
Brody King
Bryan Danielson
Charlotte Flair
Jimmy Uso
Jungle Boy
Karl Anderson
Lee Moriarty
Manders
Mercedes Martinez
Miro
Mustafa Ali
Nathan Frazier
Nick Gage
PAC
Roman Reigns
Ruby Soho
Sami Zayn
Seth Rollins
Shayna Baszler
Tyler Bate
Zicky Dice

Paul Crockett-PBP
Corey Graves-Color
Alicia Atout-Reporter
Faye Jackson-Manager
Arn Anderson-Manager
Teddy Long-Commissioner

Orange Brand
Where wrestling is fire

Alex Reynolds
Becky Lynch
Bianca Belair
Brian Cage
Brooke Valentine
Carmelo Hayes
Davey Vega
Dax Harwood
Doc Gallows
Ember Moon
Fred Yehi
Frontman Jah
Jon Moxley
Josh Alexander
Kimber Lee
Mance Warner
Max Caster
Ninja Mack
Rickey Shane Page
Riley Shepard
Stephen Wolf
Timothy Thatcher
Toni Storm
Willow Nightingale

Excalibur-Play by Play
Sidney Bakabella-Color
Renee Paquette-Reporter
Paul Heyman-Manager
Zelina Vega-Manager
Sonya Deville-Commissioner

Green Brand
Where wrestling is a way to get paid.

Adam Page
Allie
Allie Katch
Allysin Kay
Anthony Bowens
Big E
Chris Dickinson
Christian Cage
Deonn Rusman
Effy
Ethan Page
Holidead
John Silver
JT Energy
Keith Lee
Kyle O'Reilly
Mat Fitchett
Peyton Royce
Ricky Starks
Scorpio Sky
Shotzi Blackheart
Tetsuya Naito
Thunder Rosa
Tony Deppen

Michael Cole-Play by Play
Don Callis-Color
Kayla Braxton-Reporter
Konan-Manager
Tully Blanchard-Manager
William Regal-Commissioner

Blue Brand
Where wrestling takes the skies

AJ Gray
AJ Styles
Billie Kay
Bobby Fish
Cesaro
Eddie Kingston
Finn Balor
Jeff Cobb
Jey Uso
Kaia McKenna
Kevin Owens
Kota Ibushi
Kris Statlander
Kylie Rae
Leyla Hirsch
Megan Bayne
Montez Ford
Orange Cassidy
Pentagon, Jr.
Pete Dunne
Raquel Gonzalez
Rey Fenix
The Miz
WALTER

Tony Schiavone-PBP
Taz-Color
Cathy Kelley-Reporter
Malcom Bivens-Manager
Lana-Manager
Eric Bischoff-Commissioner

Purple Brand
Where wrestling is royalty.

Andrade
Asuka
Cash Wheeler
Chuck Taylor
Danhausen
Dante Leon
Darby Allin
Joeasa
Jonathan Gresham
Jordynne Grace
Kenny Omega
Little Mean Kathleen
Masha Slamovich
Minoru Suzuki
MJF
Naomi
O'Shay Edwards
Penelope Ford
Rush
Tomasso Ciampa
Tomohiro Ishii
Trish Adora
Wheeler Yuta
Zack Sabre, Jr.

Josh Mathews-PBP
Pat McAfee-Color
Conrad Thompson-Reporter
MVP-Manager
Vickie Guerrero-Manager
Jim Ross-Commissioner

Well, someone had to get stuck with Jim Ross and Josh Mathews, haha.

Wrestling Rainbow
RED BRAND
“bloodstained beginnings”

Commissioner-Teddy Long
Broadcast Team- Paul Crockett and Corey Graves
Backstage Reporter- Alicia Atout

Jungle Boy vs Mustafa Ali vs Tyler Bate vs PAC

How This Match Came To Be: It’s simple really. One of the greatest eras in the history of professional wrestling was the international Cruiserweight division of World Championship Wrestling in the late 90s. Fans loved the high flying athleticism. With these four men on his roster, Teddy Long hoped to recreate that magic. He paired them off in several singles contests, and there was no clear answer as to who was the best man. Teddy decided he needed an anything goes, fatal fourway match to crown the New King of the Cruiserweights. Now, each brand only has one championship, so there will not be a specific prize for winning this match, but Teddy implied the victor would go far in the rankings.

Winner, by submission, Jungle Boy

Ruby Soho vs Sami Zayn

How This Match Came To Be: Sami Zayn believes without a shadow of a doubt that he is the best wrestler in the world. He believes he should be in every main event. He believes his name should be in bright lights on every marquee. Yet week after week, Zayn would complain, ad nauseum, to Alicia Atout every week about how misused and mistreated he was. He called it a conspiracy. When he realized that going into the big show, he didn’t have a match, he picketed. Ruby Soho, like everyone else, was tired of hearing Zayn’s complaining and decided it was time to finally shut him up. Zayn accepted her challenge, but he warned her that he would treat her the same way he treated any other opponent. Soho proceeded to break his picket sign over his head and beat him up all over the arena proving, without a shadow of a doubt, that she did not have a problem with that.

Winner, by pinfall with tights, Sami Zayn

Alex Shelley and Lee Moriarty [w/Faye Jackson] vs Karl Anderson and Brody King

How This Match Came To Be: Brody King was facing off with Alex Shelley when Karl Anderson came down to join Paul Crocket and Corey Graves on commentary. Karl talked about how he was going to make the most of his opportunity even though he was disappointed to be separated from the Big LG. He said he wanted to find a new partner, and he was out here scouting. After Shelley won, Karl congratulated him. He asked him if he wanted to be his partner. When Shelley hesitated, Brody attacked him from behind cementing the new partnership. Karl said he was going to help lead this young athlete into the next generation. After getting beat up by Anderson and King, Shelley was approached by Faye Jackson. She said she thought Shelley needed to mold a better future, and she had just the client in mind for him. One of the best independent wrestlers in North America, Lee Moriarty.

Winners, by pinfall, Alex Shelley and Lee Moriarty [w/Faye Jackson]

Nick Gage versus Miro

How This Match Came To Be: Miro called himself ‘God’s Favorite Champion’. He dominated everyone on the roster for some time. It appeared that there was no man who could match the strength and dominance of Miro. Cue Metallica’s For Whom The Bell Tolls. Nick Gage wasn’t particularly looking for a fight with Miro. He was just looking for a fight. The Deathmatch King backed down from no man. Especially Miro. The Bulgarian Brute refused to fight on Gage’s terms. He said he would break Gage’s back and make it so he would never wrestle in disgraceful deathmatches again. Gage said a broken back wouldn’t stop him from giving everything he had to these fans. He says the fans are the reason he does this, and the deathmatch wrestling fans saved his life. Miro said Gage had no business in the ring with God’s Favorite Champion.

Winner, by count out, Miro

Charlotte Flair and Bayley versus Mercedes Martinez and Shayna Baszler
*No Disqualifications: Women’s Red Brand Championship Implications*

How This Match Came To Be: The first Red Brand event saw Mercedes Martinez going head to head with Shayna Baszler. During the match, Bayley came out and declared the match was boring. She said they were both impressive athletes, but no one really cared which one of them won. She said neither of them had the star power to be in the position they were in. Mercedes and Baszler took exception to this. The next week, Bayley took on Mercedes. Baylet grabbed a chair, but Shayna Baszler came down to take it from her. Bayley refused to continue the match. She demanded Baszler be arrested. Teddy Long handcuffed Baszler to the bottom turnbuckle and demanded the match continue. As if on cue, Charlotte Flair came through the crowd, and the two began double teaming Mercedes causing a disqualification. Baszler started taking the turnbuckle off and made an explosive save for Mercedes. The next week, Charlotte and Bayley demanded they face off for the Women’s Red Brand Championship. Mercedes and Shayna said it should be a triple threat with the three women who never lost which doesn’t include Bayley. Teddy Long settles the problem by making….ahem, a tag team match. The two teams will face off. Whomever is pinned or made to submit will be out of the Triple Threat Match for the Women’s Red Championship. And just to make sure there aren’t any shenanigans, there will be no disqualifications.

Winners, Shayna Baszler and Mercedes Martinez; Baszler submits Flair.

Adam Cole versus Bryan Danielson
*Number One Contender’s Match; ‘I Quit Match’*

How This Match Came To Be: Fans rejoined when Bryan Danielson was revealed to be a member of the Red Brand Roster. When Teddy Long announced it would be Bryan vs Roman vs Rollins in a Triple Threat to crown the first Red Brand Men’s Championship, the entire crowd was rooting for him. Imagine their shock when during Danielson’s entrance, a man in a black cloak attacked Danielson from behind with a lead pipe. If you read the top line of the match, you already know it was Adam Cole. Why, Adam, why? He stated it was simple. Bryan Danielson IS the best wrestler in the world. No one questions that fact. Adam Cole realized he will NEVER be better than Bryan Danielson. Therefore, there was only one thing he could do. He couldn’t be a better wrestler than Bryan. He would just make it so Bryan wasn’t a wrestler anymore. He would end his career. However, Bryan Danielson wasn’t going down that easily. He demanded a match with Cole. Doctors questioned whether or not Bryan was clear. He insisted he was, and he would take any kind of match. Cole admitted he wasn’t trying to kill Bryan. He was just trying to take him out of wrestling, forever. He just wanted to hear him say those two sweet sweet words, ‘I Quit’. Cole also said he wouldn’t take the match unless there was an extra incentive to win. He wanted Bryan to put the title shot he was promised on the line. Danielson agreed to all of the terms.

Winner, by making his opponent utter the words ‘I Quit’, Bryan Danielson

Seth Rollins, Nathan Frazier, and Zicky Dice versus Roman Reigns, Jimmy Uso, and 1 Called Manders [w/Arn Anderson]
*If Rollins pins Reigns, he becomes the Men’s Red Brand Champion*

How This Match Came To Be: On the first meeting of the Red Brand, Roman Reigns called a town hall. He said he may have been without Jey Uso and Paul Heyman, but this was the brand where wrestling was in their blood, and The Bloodline planned to rule the show. He said he expected everyone on the roster to acknowledge him as the Tribal Chief, the Head of the Table, and the Locker Room Leader. This diatribe was distracted by an undeniable cackle. Seth Rollins said he would not bow to Roman. He said he only had one member of his Bloodline on the Red Brand when Rollins had three of his Black and Brave graduates on the Red Brand; Nathan Frazier, Zicky Dice, and the 1 Called Manders. Rollins says his students see them as their leader, their wrestling dad, and even, their Messiah. Reigns says family is stronger, and they both agree to have their followers ringside during the Triple Threat for the Men’s Red Brand Championship. After Bryan is taken out of commission, Rollins and Reigns go to war. Jimmy Uso tries to interfere, but Manders catches him with a Lariat. Rollins then instructs Frazier, Dice, and Manders to hit Reigns with their finishers. Manders says Roman is already down and refuses to get in the ring to do it. Rollins comes to the floor and begins to berate his graduate. During this, Jimmy Uso catches Rollins with a super kick. Dice and Frazier try to see what the hell is the matter with Manders while Uso sacrifices Rollins to Reigns. The next week, Rollins comes out with Frazier and Dice. He says Manders is excommunicated, and none of his graduates will have anything to do with him. He says he still has more people in his army than Roman. The NEW Men’s Red Brand Champion comes out and says maybe their armies need to be field tested. Reigns challenges Rollins to a Trios Match. He says he’ll even put the Men’s Red Brand Championship on the line IF Rollins can pin Reigns. Seth says Roman can pick anyone in the world for his third man because they’re still going to win. The next week, Manders is interviewed by Alicia Atout. He says he is separated from the Second Gear Crew. He is excommunicated by his Black and Brave Family. He says he’s never felt so alone in his life, but when he was a fullback at the University of Iowa, he had a great coach in Kirk Ferentz. Now, in wrestling, he’s going to have a great coach in Arn Anderson. The Enforced says he’s gotten Manders his first main event match at the big event where he will be Roman Reigns and Jimmy Uso’s tag team partner. Manders looks frustrated, but Arn tells him he can’t turn down the opportunity to get main event money. Reigns and Uso come down. Manders says he’ll do it on one condition. He won’t cheat to win. Reigns tells Manders he will do what he’s told. Manders shakes his head and says ‘No, I won’t’. The Cornbelt Cowboy’ walks up the ramp as Reigns looks at Arn who assures Roman that his man will fall in line.

Reigns lifts the chair over his head to finish off Rollins...MANDERS TAKES THE CHAIR AWAY FROM REIGNS! MANDERS HITS ROMAN WITH THE CHAIR! Manders walks up the ramp shaking his head. Rollins is laughing, somewhat in disbelief, but he heads to the top rope anyways. Jimmy Uso sees Roman vulnerable and dives on top of him with Rollins midair on the Frog Splash! He lands on both of them! Zicky Dice starts violently shaking the referee. Dice rolls out of the ring to check on Frazier. Seth rolls over holding his ribs in pain while ARN PULLS ROMAN OUT OF THE RING! Rollins, still groggy, pins Jimmy. 1...2...3!
Winners, by pinfall, Seth Rollins, Nathan Frazier, and Zicky Dice
STILL Men’s Red Brand Champion, Roman Reigns

Crockett: You have to think Rollins thinks he pinned Roman!

Graves: I agree! Arn Anderson saved the day!

[Rollins grabs the referee and demands the title. The official points down at Jimmy as Roman stands on the ramp holding the Men’s Red Brand Championship high over his head with Arn Anderson standing next to him.]

Wrestling Rainbow
ORANGE BRAND
“firestarters”

Commissioner-Sonya Deville
Broadcast Team-Excalibur and Sidney Bakabella
Backstage Reporter- Renee Paquette

Carmelo Hayes [w/Zelina Vega] vs Ninja Mack

How This Match Came To Be: Ninja Mack is a Human GIF Machine. All of his movements are exciting, and he will do anything to awe a pro wrestling crowd. He’s put his body on the line time and time again to get the attention of pro wrestling fans and hopefully, collect the winner’s purse in a wrestling match. All of the people talking about Ninja Mack are the same people who used to talk about Carmelo Hayes. So, Hayes brought in Zelina Vega to change that. Vega petitioned Sonya Deville to give Carmelo Hayes an opportunity in the spotlight. Deville had no problem doing that, and she gave him a match against Ninja Mack.

Winner, by pinfall, Carmelo Hayes [w/Zelina Vega]

Alex Reynolds vs Davey Vega vs Dax Harwood vs Max Caster vs Doc Gallows

How This Match Came To Be: “Oh Partner! Where Art Thou?” seems to be the theme for this scramble. Alex Reynolds is one half of The Beaver Boys with John Silver. Davey Vega is one half of The Besties in the World with Mat Fitchett. Dax Harwood is one half of FTR with Cash Wheeler. Max Caster is one half of The Acclaimed with Anthony Bowens. Doc Gallows is one half of The Good Brothers with Karl Anderson. None of them are particularly well known for a singles run in a major promotion. They are all desperate for that momentum, and they all desperately need to win this match to get off on the right foot.

Winner, by pinfall, Dax Harwood

Ember Moon and Riley Shepard vs Thick n Juicy 2.0 (Willow Nightingale and Brooke Valentine)

How This Match Came To Be: When Riley Shepard arrived on the scene in the Orange Brand, she had a different vibe. The Young Warrior was the target of some bullying from Willow Nightingale and Brooke Valentine. They even took the sword that she brought down to the ring. Finally, Ember Moon took issue with the constant bullying. Moon and Shepard teamed together for the first time, and it was a success. However, Thick ‘n’ Juicy attacked them after the match. Valentine and Nightingale talked about how they didn’t have a problem with Shepard and Moon, but now they do. The stage is set for the tag team match. Which team will come out on top?

Winners, by pinfall, Ember Moon and Riley Shepard

Toni Storm vs Kimber Lee

How This Match Came To Be: Vignettes played in anticipation of the debut of Toni Storm. During her first match, Kimber Lee came out to scout her. She then announced that she had talked to Sonya Deville, and the two of them agreed it would be great to see Lee and Storm form a tag team. Toni seemed unsure about the proposition, but she didn’t want to question her new boss nor a vetaran of the ring in Kimber. Their first tag team venture saw Kimber being pinned. She lectured Storm after the match saying she should’ve saved her partner. Their second loss was caused by Lee crashing into Storm allowing Toni to be rolled up. Kimber was about to berate her partner when Storm slapped her. The two had a brawl which resulted in a pull apart.

Winner, by pinfall, Toni Storm

Jah-C vs Stephen Wolf

How This Match Came To Be: ‘The Frontman’ Jah-C has been making movies about his first match on the fire brand. He’s been talking about trying to elevate some punk. He’s been talking about hunting for the best one out there. When Jah-C is about to introduce his latest flick, ‘The Leader of the Pack’ Stephen Wolf makes his return. He says that he’s finally clear after a long process with surgery, and he’s ready to get back in the ring. He challenges Jah. The Frontman reminisces about when he was getting his feet wet in this business, Stephen Wolf was a guy he liked; he respected, he even looked up to. However, while Wolf was away nursing his injuries, destiny happened. The Frontman Jah-C exploded, and he became somebody in this business we call wrestling. He got to Stephen Wolf’s level, looked around for a minute, and kept going straight up to the top. Now, if Wolf wants a front row seat to the World Premiere of Frontman Jah in Wrestling Rainbow, he can get a friends and family discount, but if he thinks he’s going head to head with the The Headliner, he’s got another thing-BAM. Wolf shut Jah up with an attack. The Leader of the Pack had his first match back with Jah on commentary. He was met with rave reactions from the crowd, but he was ultimately met with a Superkick from The Frontman!

Winner, by pinfall, ‘The Frontman’ Jah-C

Fred Yehi vs Timothy Thatcher vs Josh Alexander
*Submission Elimination Match*

How This Match Came To Be: Sonya Deville lucked into three of the best submission specialists in the country today. Fred Yehi, Timothy Thatcher, and Josh Alexander are the types of guys that any classic wrestling fan can appreciate. This story is very simple. All three men have been undefeated in singles competition. Now, it’s time for one of them to be the ace. All three men have a quiet arrogance about them. They do their talking in the ring. Which one of them will be the true submission expert of the Orange Brand? Deville is going to provide these men with a next level challenge. They are all going to compete in the same match, where the match can only be decided by submission. Another layer? It’s an elimination match. Two men tap. There can only be one Submission Specialist.

Yehi and Alexander deliver a Crossface/Ankle Lock combination to eliminate Thatcher. Winner, by ankle lock, Josh Alexander

Mance Warner versus Brian Cage [w/Paul Heyman]

How This Match Came To Be: When the first event was headlined by Brian Cage and Jon Moxley for the Men’s Orange Brand Championship, many believed this could be Cage’s moment. However, when he failed, he did not take it well. He snapped, and it resulted in a huge fine. Enter Paul Heyman to pay that fine. He also promised to take Cage back to the top, instantly. Only one problem. Jon Moxley chose Rickey Shane Page to be his next contender. Heyman went on a tirade about how RSP was a giant pile of crap, and he was a deathmatch nobody unworthy of a championship opportunity. Heyman talked about how deathmatches and deathmatch fans were the sore spot of this business. And someone took exception to that. Ol’ Mancer came out to defend the deathmatch community. He said no one had more heart and loyalty than the deathmatch fans. He said Cage and Heyman couldn’t understand that because they weren’t men of the people, like Mance was. Heyman said he was right. They had no interest in being men of the people because they were better than the people. Cage, in fact, said his only interest was hurting people. Mancer, having never backed down from a fight in his entire life, threw the first punch. The match was set.

Winner, by pinfall with interference from Heyman, Brian Cage

Jon Moxley vs Rickey Shane Page
*Men’s Orange Brand Championship; Death Match*

How This Match Came To Be: When Jon Moxley won the Men’s Orange Brand Championship, Sonya Deville informed him that he would get to choose who he first defended the championship against. Moxley decided to join Excalibur and Sidney Bakabella on commentary to really get a sense of the entire roster. Rickey Shane Page issued a challenge to Moxley, but the champion mainly blew him off due to his lack of resume and the general disdain the fans had for him. However, RSP began interrogating Renee Paquette, who most fans know as Moxley’s wife. The interrogation turned to harassment, and Moxley went on the attack. He demanded a non-title match against RSP, but Rickey took the count out before berating Paquette and saying she was married to a man who feared him. He made uncouth remarks about Renee and THEIR CHILD which sent Moxley over the edge. He attacked Rickey, chasing him off. Things seemed to be in the clear until RSP returned, hitting Moxley in the back with a bundle of light tubes. Paquette leans over her fallen husband as Page rips the championship away from her. He then kisses the championship over the fallen couple. The gold captured his sick smile in the reflection. Moxley returns the next week cutting a bitter promo about how if Rickey Shane Page is willing to risk death for a shot at this Men’s Orange Brand Championship, that’s enough for him. He’s going to put the belt up, but it’s going to be a DEATH MATCH!

Winner, by pinfall, Jon Moxley

Becky Lynch vs Bianca Belair
*Women’s Orange Brand Championship Match*

How This Match Came To Be:Sonya Deville scheduled a press conference to announce the huge match that would be made to crown the first Women’s Orange Brand Champion. She was excited to have two of the top women in all of professional wrestling going head to head. Becky laughed somewhat dismissively. She said she understood it was Sonya’s job to present a main event, and she was just doing her job. However, Lynch believed without a shadow of a doubt, there was no question who would represent the Orange Brand. She said she would carry the Women’s Orange Brand Championship with pride. Bianca, however, was not about to be disrespected. She said she acknowledged Lynch’s ability, but she was not going to tolerate the disrespect. Becky responded by saying that respect had to be earned. Bianca asked her what exactly she had to do to EARN Becky’s respect because she thought Becky could think a lot about how much she respected her when she was staring at the lights. Lynch said Bianca talked a tough game, and maybe she underestimated her, but the fact remain the money is in the orange hair representing the orange brand. Bianca responded by asking Becky if she wanted to see what her hair could do. She swung her long braid over her head. Deville gets between them, and Lynch shouts that Belair is lucky. Belair turns over the press conference table and goes around toward Lynch. Now, security needs to separate them. Both women were banned from being in the building at the same time leading up to the match, but both had their fair share of scathing promos to deliver about each other.

30 Minute Time Limit Draw

Wrestling Rainbow
GREEN BRAND
“must be the money”

Commissioner-William Regal
Broadcast Team- Michael Cole and Don Callis
Backstage Reporter-Kayla Braxton

Allie vs Peyton Royce vs Allysin Kay vs Shotzi Blackheart

How This Match Came To Be: Commissioner William Regal stated from the beginning that he was not going to be as hasty as some other Commissioners when it came to crown champions. He wanted at least one month to assess all of the talent before booking any championship matches. He felt like booking a fatal four way with four promising women would be a great way to see who is deserving of a title opportunity. Allysin Kay comes into the match as the clear veteran. Allie is known to be a devious one, but she is largely unproven without a posse at her side. Peyton Royce has been determined to prove herself on her own. Shotzi Blackheart is the plucky underdog of the group, and she will clearly have the crowd behind her.

Winner, by pinfall, Allysin Kay

Deonn Rusman vs Anthony Bowens vs JT Energy vs Mat Fitchett

How This Match Came To Be: William Regal has been keeping a strong eye on the singles divisions seeing as there are no officially recognized tag team championships in Wrestling Rainbow thus far. These men have failed to impress him thus far. ‘The Iceberg’ Deonn Rusman has all of the potential in the world, but he’s failed to pick up the much needed victory. Another member of a tag team who has yet to find his footing as a singles competitor is Anthony Bowens. Missing Max Caster has been a factor for Bowens, but he’s got the tools to make it if he really wants to. ‘The Filth You Can’t Wash Off’ ‘The Six Star Booty’ JT Energy has been disgusting people all over Iowa for much too long a time now. He has yet to make a big impact on the national stage. One half of the Besties of the World, Mat Fitchett has always been rumored to have been the better wrestler of the team. However, The Gvnslinger has never really had much of a chance to prove it. This could be that chance.

Winner, by pinfall, ‘The Iceberg’ Deonn Rusman

Chris Dickinson vs John Silver

How This Match Came To Be: John Silver told Kayla Braxton he was ok with being separated from Alex Reynolds. He said it wasn’t that big of a deal. However, Silver has been on a steady losing steak, and he’s been getting progressively more sad. ‘The Dirty Daddy’ Chris Dickinson called him out on it. He said that Silver just wasn’t himself. Dickinson offered to be his new partner. Silver agreed to give it a try, but when they teamed together, Silver’s heart just wasn’t in it. It cost them the match. Dickinson goes to Kayla Braxton and says he’s beyond furious that Silver’s issues cost them the match. Silver says he misses Reynolds and his other friends, and it’s ok to be upset. He hopes to get back in a better head space, but DICKINSON attacked him from behind! The crowd willed Silver to fight back. He made a comeback, and the two had to be pulled apart.

Winner, by pinfall, Chris Dickinson

Men of the Year [Ethan Page and Scorpio Sky] vs Twisted Sisters [Thunder Rosa and Holidead] [w/Konnan] vs BUSSY [Effy and Allie Katch]
*Unsanctioned Technicolor Dreamboats Tag Team Championships Match*

How This Match Came To Be: Ethan Page and Scorpio Sky said they felt slighted by the fact that they were not included in the showcase matches for the men’s singles division. They said the only fair thing to do was to crown them Green Brand Tag Team Champions. Michael Cole and Don Callis suffer through Page and Sky joining commentary for each other’s matches. The Men of the Year announce that since there are no Green Brand Tag Team Championships, they’ve taken the liberty of becoming the Tag Team Champions of the Red, Orange, Green, Blue, and Purple brands. They’re the Technicolor Dreamboat Tag Team Champions. Konnan came out and called the rainbow strapped championships a joke, and he sad if they were real champions, they’d take on his tag team, The Twisted Sisters. Effy and Allie Katch come out and say if anyone should be rainbow tag team champions, it’s them. Sky and Page propose the two teams fight to see who will face them. About three minutes into the match, they attack both participants on the apron. They laugh and brag that they aren’t defending their titles against anyone, but Commissioner William Regal has other ideas.

Winners, by pinfall, BUSSY [Effy and Allie Katch]. MOTY refuse to relinquish titles.

Hangman Page vs Tony Deppen
Men’s Green Brand Championship Tournament; Round One

How This Match Came To Be: Commissioner Regal announced that he would be the ONLY Commissioner introducing a tournament to crown the Men’s Championship. Hangman Page is very popular with the fans, and he knows how to get it done in the ring. However, he’s never faced anyone like Tony Deppen. The Northeast star, Deppen, has a frenetic energy that would make most employers issue a drug test. However, it has helped him be surprisingly successful in the ring. The question remains whether or not he will be successful enough to dethrone Hangman Page in the first round of the tournament.

Winner, by disqualification, ‘Hangman’ Adam Page

Kyle O'Reilly vs Ricky Starks [w/Tully Blanchard]
Men’s Green Brand Championship Tournament; Round One

How This Match Came To Be: Kyle O’Reilly is considered by many to be one of the most underrated professional wrestlers in the world today. What he lacks in size he makes up for in his ability to fight better than most people out there. You’d be hard pressed to give someone an advantage up against Kyle. However, Tully Blanchard being in your corner is one hell of an advantage. Ricky Starks has taken advantage of Tully being in his corner at every crossroad. The other giant difference between these two men is that Ricky Starks has made it clear he will do whatever it takes to win whereas O’Reilly wants to win his match fair and square. O’Reilly has been down many of the same roads as Starks, but this time he’s going to be by himself fighting on his own trying desperately to prove he deserves the richest prize on the Green Brand.

Winner, by interference, Ricky Starks

Christian Cage vs Tetsuya Naito
Men’s Green Brand Championship Tournament: Round One

How This Match Came To Be: For Christian Cage, this tour has been about one thing and one thing only; redemption. He wants to prove to the world that after seven years he’s still got it. He’s got the support of the crowd, but he wants to prove he’s the hardest working guy on the roster. However, he’s got arguably one of the biggest challenges in the first round. Tetsuya Naito is one of the most decorated wrestlers in Japan. There appeared to be no animosity between the two until Christian was cutting an impassioned promo about how important it was to make it to the finals of the tournament. Naito walks into the shot, laughs, and says “Tranquilo”. Cage snaps and decides to make a statement attacking Naito. William Regal comes out himself to take Christian out. He tells Cage he needs to keep it together, and Naito walks away laughing.

Winner, by pinfall, Tetsuya Naito

Keith Lee vs Big E
Men’s Green Brand Championship Tournament; Round One

How This Match Came To Be: There has been a discussion about representation in professional wrestling. There has been an effort to represent African American wrestlers, and that is no different in Wrestling Rainbow. Keith Lee and Big E asked to go out and show what they could do in the main event of this show. It was about showing their ability and presenting black excellence on a grand stage. One of these men will advance in the Men’s Green Brand Championship Tournament, and they will have the opportunity to hold that Green Brand Championship. This isn’t about a feud. This isn’t about good guys and bad guys. It’s about two men who respect each other testing their athleticism. The crowd is certainly going to be torn in this contest as they have great love and respect for both men.

Both men are fighting at the top...NO WAY! OVER HEAD BELLY TO BELLY SUPLEX OFF THE TOP! Neither man is moving! The ring is shook! Keith Lee rolls to the floor. The referee begins a count out. 1...2...3…

Cole: Don, the strength of Big E is incredible!

Callis: I’m surprised the ring is still in tact!

Big E starts to use the ropes to pull himself up. Keith is looking around. 4...5...6…

Callis: Lee’s not going to get back in in time.

Cole: He has to if he wants to stay alive in this match!

The crowd is chanting “Oh...Bask in his Glory” to the tune of Seven Nation Army. Big E is on his feet. 7...8...9… LEE SLIDES INTO THE RING! Big E gets him up...No way! BIG ENDING! 1...2...3!
Winner, by pinfall, Big E

Wrestling Rainbow
BLUE BRAND
“sky’s the limit”

Commissioner-Eric Bischoff
Broadcast Team-Tony Schiavone and Taz
Backstage Reporter-Cathy Kelley

Bobby Fish vs Pete Dunne

How This Match Came To Be: Commissioner Eric Bischoff is known for starting the show with a fast paced competitive match. These two men both fit that bill. Both men are more technically sound wrestlers than the Cruiserweights of the 90s. Fish brings a wealth of experience while Dunne is known for his vast ways of hurting the body. Both of these men need to get the attention of the commissioner if they want to move up the card.

Winner, by submission, Pete Dunne

Montez Ford vs Jey Uso + AJ Gray [w/Malcolm Bivens]

How This Match Came To Be: Malcolm Bivens wanted to make a statement when he came on the scene on the Blue Brand. He believed the sky was the limit for this brand, and he believed that any talent would be better with him in their corner. The first talent he tried to recruit was Montez Ford. The two did not gel, and Ford was not going to do things Bivens’ way. Eventually, Montez found himself violently replaced by ‘Main Event’ Jey Uso. When Ford and Uso were about to go head to head, AJ Gray joined the group. Tired of constantly having the two interfere in his matches, Ford said he wanted both in a handicap match!

Winner, by interference, Jey Uso+AJ Gray [w/Malcolm Bivens]

Raquel Gonzalez vs Billie Kay

How This Match Came To Be: Raquel Gonzalez has been one of the most dominant forces the women’s division has seen from the jump on the Blue Brand. She has destroyed most of her opponents. Billie Kay had once again been separated from her long time partner, Peyton Royce. Naturally, Kay was looking for a new partner. She didn’t have to look far. She chose Raquel. However, Gonzalez was not interested in the friendship of Kay. Billie told Cathy Kelley and anyone else who would listen that Raquel Gonzalez was her new best friend. Finally, Gonzalez said she would team with Kay IF Billie could defeat her in a match.

Winner, by disqualification, Billie Kay

Kylie Rae © vs Leyla Hirsch
*Women’s Blue Brand Championship Match*

How This Match Came To Be: Kylie Rae got a standing ovation when she won the battle royal to become Women’s Blue Brand Champion. One person who did not congratulate her was Leyla Hirsch. Legit Leyla said it was only a matter of time before Kylie lost her smile, and then, she would be Women’s Blue Brand Champion. She would have no problem making Kylie tap out. The Smiley one took offense to this and offered to defend the championship against Leyla. Hirsch accepted, and the stage was set.

Winner, by submission, and NEW Women’s Blue Brand Champion, ‘Legit’ Leyla Hirsch

Orange Cassidy + Kris Statlander vs Megan Bayne + Kaia McKenna

How This Match Came To Be: When Kris Statlander eliminated Megan Bayne from the Women’s Blue Brand Championship Battle Royal, The Megasis did not respond kindly. She went back in the ring and threw Statlander out. The next week, Statlander was facing Kaia McKenna when Megan Bayne attacked her during the match causing a disqualification. Statlander fought back up armed with a chair. She took Bayne out, and McKenna also got taken out in the crossfire. ‘The Good Witch’ Kaia McKenna told Cathy Kelley she had nothing to do with Megan Bayne’s attack and said she wanted an apology from Statlander. The Alien came out to offer a sincere apology to McKenna when Megan Bayne attacked her this time with a chair of her own. McKenna watched in disapproval when ORANGE CASSIDY showed up to make the save. He hit Bayne and McKenna with the Orange Punch before the match was made. Is Kaia McKenna really on the same page as Megan Bayne? Or is this an enemy of my enemy situation?

Winners, by pinfall, Orange Cassidy + Kris Statlander

Kevin Owens vs WALTER [w/Lana] vs Jeff Cobb

How This Match Came To Be: Tony Schiavone and Taz spend the entire episode hyping up the main event. A great hoss battle between Kevin Owens and Jeff Cobb. The two athletes are known and respected internationally for their ability. During the match, ‘The Ravishing Russian’ Lana comes on stage demanding the match be stopped. She says the commentators and everyone else have created an illusion that these are the two best big men on the brand, and that couldn’t be further from the truth. WALTER comes down to the ring attacking both men who had been in the middle of a grueling battle. She announces that WALTER is the undisputed king of hosses, and no one can match his ability. Kevin Owens joins commentary during WALTER’s match the next week saying while impressive, he believes he would have no problem hanging with WALTER. Instead of pinfall or submission, WALTER won by disqualification when Jeff Cobb attacked him. Owens joined the fight, and it was clear that a triple threat was on the horizon.

Winner, by pinfall, WALTER [w/Lana]

Kota Ibushi vs Cesaro

How This Match Came To Be: A few weeks into the season, Eric Bischoff approaches Kota Ibushi. He says he’s tired of getting tweets and approached by fans who say Ibushi should be getting better opportunities. He says Ibushi isn’t a championship competitor in his opinion, and he basically says Kota should tell his fans to lay off. Cesaro approaches Bischoff and Ibushi suggesting that Bischoff give them an opportunity to showcase what they can do in a singles match. Bischoff agreed. Now, two of the best wrestlers in the entire world are going to go head to head to show the world exactly what they can do.

Time Limit Draw

The Miz vs Eddie Kingston
*Loser Leaves Blue Brand*

How This Match Came To Be: The Miz has been talking about how he is the most must see superstar in professional wrestling for over ten years now. He has been ranting and raving about how he is the best person for the Blue Brand, and he will get eyes on the Blue Brand that no one else can. He said Eric Bischoff should hand him the Men’s Blue Brand Championship like he handed Triple H the World Heavyweight Championship almost twenty years ago. That was when Eddie Kingston had heard enough. Eddie said he was tired of hearing The Miz run his mouth, so now, it was time for Miz to listen to him run his mouth. Eddie said he had been busting his tail in this business for way too long to watch anyone else be handed anything. Eddie said he saw good looking guys like The Miz get things handed to them. He hated that. He hated The Miz. He then went on to say unlike The Miz who will talk all night until everyone has fallen asleep, eventually, Eddie stops talking and beats someone’s ass. He attacked The Miz and left him laying. Miz showed up the next week in a neck brace and said Eddie was a criminal and an outlaw. He demanded Eric Bischoff publicly fire Eddie Kingston. The New York native came out and said he would gladly walk away IF Miz could beat him one on one. He then demanded that The Miz also put his spot on the line. Miz begrudgingly agrees.

Winner, by interference, The Miz

Schiavone: Who the hell was that masked man?!

Taz: I don’t know, but he just screwed Eddie Kingston out of a job!

AJ Styles and Finn Balor vs Lucha Bros (Pentagon and Fenix)
*Tables, Ladders, and Chairs Match; Men’s Blue Brand Championship Implications*

How This Match Came To Be: On opening night for the Blue Brand, Eric Bischoff brought out AJ Styles. He said he wanted to PRESENT AJ Styles with the Men’s Blue Brand Championship. He talked about how AJ was one of the most decorated champions on the brand. He talked about how AJ had won championships in every promotion he’d ever competed in. He also talked about how AJ was the leader of one of the greatest factions of all time as he offered AJ a ‘Too Sweet’. Cue Finn Balor. The Celtic Demon comes out and reminds Eric that AJ was A LEADER of one of the greatest factions of all time. He was far from being THE LEADER. Styles conceded Balor’s point and offered to give Finn a one on one match for the title. Less than five minutes into the match, Lucha Bros hit the ring attacking both men. Fenix says they are tired of being only seen as tag team wrestlers, and they want to prove they are main event talent. AJ tells them they have to EARN a shot just like everyone else. Finn asks AJ what he earned. Styles gets upset saying that he was the one who went to bat for Finn to get another shot at the title, but maybe Finn doesn’t deserve it. Balor says he doesn’t want anything handed to him. Styles and Balor start arguing again when The Lucha Bros attack both of them with chairs! Later that night, Styles and Balor return for revenge putting Fenix through the announce table during Penta’s match. Styles throws up the ‘Too Sweet’ , and Balor looks around before accepting. The next week, Styles comes out with a ladder and says he’s climbed to the top of the ladder in every company he’s competed in, and he has no problem doing it here. He says he’d rather give Finn Balor the shot, but he also wants to get Lucha Bros out of his hair. Therefore, he will team with Finn Balor against The Lucha Bros. If he and Finn win, Finn will get the title shot. If Lucha Bros win, he will defend against them in a triple threat!

Schiavone: AJ Styles hasn’t moved since Penta put him through that table with a fear factor.

[...]

Taz: Whoa! Balor took them both out! Climb the ladder Finn!

[...]

Schiavone: AJ is up. He just grabbed the title.

Taz: Finn’s almost there! WHAT THE HELL, AJ?!

Schiavone: Styles just threw his own partner off the ladder!

[...]

Winners, by capturing the contract, Lucha Bros [Pentagon and Fenix]

Wrestling Rainbow
PURPLE BRAND
“monarchy rulz”

Commissioner-Jim Ross
Broadcast Team-Josh Mathews and Pat McAfee
Backstage Reporter-Conrad Thompson

Joeasa [w/Vickie Guerrero] vs O'Shay Edwards [w/MVP]

How This Match Came To Be: MVP announced he was turning a new leaf. Most of his career was focused on the spotlight and his own bank account. However, now he felt he was in a position to give back to the industry that gave him everything. He was on a mission to find the great wrestling talents of the future and help find success on this platform. EXCUSE ME! Vickie Guerrero made a challenge to MVP saying she could find hotter and more talented wrestlers. After weeks of scouting, Vickie added ‘The Dirty South Boricua’ Joeasa to her roster. Feeling a little lost separated from his inFAMy tag team partner, Joeasa needed to find new traction. MVP introduced O’Shay Edwards who dwarfed the impressive Joeasa. The Dirty South Boricua made the first move, attacking O’Shay, and a violent brawl broke out.

Winner, by pinfall, O’Shay Edwards [w/MVP]

Cash Wheeler vs Wheeler Yuta

How This Match Came To Be: Wheeler Yuta is really fucking good at professional wrestling. He has been catching the attention of the entire wrestling world. One person was hearing “Wheeler this. Wheeler that.” and was quite frankly getting kind of sick of it. Cash Wheeler says he’s tired of everyone talking about Wheeler Yuta. Since there are no tag team championships, and he’s been separated from Dax Harwood, he figures the only other thing there is to do is shut up everyone who keeps putting over Wheeler Yuta. He says all of this on commentary one night. Pat McAfee is talking about how great Yuta is when Cash piefaces the commentator. Yuta comes to the floor to ask Cash what his problem is, and the brawl is on.

Winner, by submission, Wheeler Yuta

Naomi and Little Mean Kathleen vs Penelope Ford and Masha Slamovich

How This Match Came To Be: Penelope Ford decisively put down Little Mean Kathleen in the first match of the Purple Brand. She then proceeded to tell Conrad Thompson that she was going to be the most dominant force in the women’s division. Masha Slamovich then tweeted out that she could beat LMK in less time. She got the opportunity the next week, and she achieved the feat. Penelope came down, and the two women took turns beating the crap out of Little Mean Kathleen. Naomi comes out for the save. Over the next few weeks, she tries to take Little Mean Kathleen under her wing, and she tries to help her channel her explosiveness productively. Can the two overcome Ford and Slamovich?

Winners, by pinfall, Naomi and Little Mean Kathleen

Asuka vs Trish Adora [w/MVP]
*Women’s Purple Brand Championship*

How This Match Came To Be: When Asuka won the Women’s Purple Brand Championship, not many people were surprised. One challenger who failed to win the title but showed a lot of promise was Trish Adora. She showed so much promise that MVP offered to take her under his wing. Asuka was being interviewed by Conrad Thompson when MVP approached her asking her to give Adora another chance. Asuka tries to blow him off, and MVP doesn’t take well to being disrespected. He tries to talk to her some more, and she sneak attacks him. Adora comes to his aid, shocked by the actions of Asuka. The Women’s Purple Brand Champion is in action when Trish Adora and MVP come down to ringside to observe. MVP grabs the Purple Brand Women’s Championship and shows it to his client. This distracts Asuka, and she nearly gets counted out when she goes to yell at them. She then applies the Asuka Lock on her vulnerable opponent, refusing to break it telling Adora this is the fate she’s earned.

Winner, by submission, Asuka

Darby Allin vs Dante Leon

How This Match Came To Be: After coming up short in his match to qualify for the Men’s Purple Brand Championship, Darby Allin just hadn’t been himself. He was sulkier than usual, and Commissioner Jim Ross was determined to find a way to motivate his talent. He decided that the best way to get Darby back on his feet was to give him a comparison. JR wanted someone to make him jealous. He chose ‘The Endseeker’ Dante Leon known for the crazy risks he’s willing to take inside the square circle. Dante picked up some wins, and it certainly caught Darby’s attention. Dante also possessed an attitude where he was willing to fight anyone, and he wasn’t going to hand out respect on a silver platter. Dante is known to take any risk, and Darby is no stranger to risk either. These two men will both put their lives on the line to give the fans the match they believe they deserve.

Winner, by pinfall, Dante Leon

Danhausen and Chuck Taylor vs Minoru Suzuki and Tomohiro Ishii

How This Match Came To Be: Danhausen has been hanging around Jim Ross frequently. Ross complains that he didn’t draft his roster, and he would’ve never signed Danhausen if he had any say in the matter. Danhausen keeps trying to hypnotize JR or make him realize that Danhausen is the perfect manhausen for Jim Rosshausen’s Purple Brand. Ross tells Danhausen to show him his best match from before he was here. After watching the match, JR says he has the perfect gift for Danhausen. He saw that Danhausen liked Tequila, and he HITS HIM WITH THE BOTTLE! He then introduces Danhausen’s opponents, two no nonsense badasses, Minoru Suzuki and Tomohiro Ishii. They beat down Danhausen until Chuck Taylor comes in with a chair to make the save. JR then brings Taylor into his office and asks him if he really wants to be associated with Danhausen. Taylor said he didn’t have a problem with the ‘Very Nice, Very Evil’ one. Wrong answer. Suzuki and Ishii attacked him as well. JR says he never liked Taylor either, and he can’t figure them, but he can injure them. The two of them will face Suzuki and Ishii at Monarchy Rulz, and he sincerely hoped they wouldn’t walk out on their own volition.

Winners, by pinfall, Danhausen and Chuck Taylor

Jonathan Gresham and Jordynne Grace [w/MVP] vs Andrade and Rush [w/Vickie Guerrero]

How This Match Came To Be: Vickie Guerrero and MVP were both desperate to have representation in the Fatal Fourway to crown the first Men’s Purple Brand Championship. Both managers were determined that they would be the manager of the first champion. When Rush lost his qualifying match, MVP gave his opponent a standing ovation. This upset both Rush, Vickie, and her other client Andrade. When it was time for MVP’s client, Jonathan Gresham to go head to head with Andrade, Rush and Vickie got very involved. Ultimately, they ended up fighting to a double count out. Jim Ross declared neither man would be involved in the Championship Match. MVP and Gresham were talking to Conrad Thompson about how disappointed they were when Los Ingobernables attacked Gresham from behind. MVP tried to help his client, but he was no match. Ultimately, Gresham’s wife Jordynne Grace came out with a chair chasing them off. MVP then declared that Gresham and Grace wanted Rush and Andrade in a tag team match. Guerrero said they were not interested. She said her men could not be bothered taking on the husband/wife team. During a match between Gresham and Rush, Andrade and Guerrero tried to get involved. MVP went down in a fight with Andrade, but Grace bodyslammed Guerrero into the middle of the ring. Vickie, distraught, said the tag team match was on, and Grace would pay for what she did.

Winners, by interference, Andrade and Rush [w/Vickie Guerrero]

Kenny Omega vs Maxwell Jacob Friedman vs Tomasso Ciampa vs Zack Sabre, Jr.
*Men’s Purple Brand Championship Match*

How This Match Came To Be: Jim Ross announced that he was going to have qualifying matches for a fatal four way to determine who was going to be the ‘King’ of the Purple Brand. The first qualifying match saw Kenny Omega defeat Darby Allin. He bragged about how great he was and said this was going to be the rebirth of the Belt Collector. He vowed to unite all five championships and be the undisputed Wrestling Rainbow Champion. In an absolute barn burner of a match, Tomasso Ciampa defeated Minoru Suzuki. He talked about how he respected Suzuki, and he hoped he would be able to win the brand’s championship to show he was capable of carrying this brand on his shoulders. Zack Sabre, Jr. had an absolutely insane technical match when he went head to head with Rush. When he was victorious, many fans around the world showed their respect for him. When Andrade and Jonathan Gresham fought to a double count out, many thought the match would now be a triple threat match instead of a fatal four way. Jim Ross said he had promised the fans a fatal four way, but he had actually intended for it to be a five way. He had a little surprise up his sleeve. With the double count out, it would go back to a four way as advertised. He then introduced the fourth participant, a man who had brilliantly negotiated that his first match in the company MUST be for a brand championship, Maxwell Jacob Freidman. MJF said that he was going to go into the four way fresh, and he was going to win because that was simply what he did. He hugged JR and thanked him for the opportunity before saying that the fans would not see him again until it was time for his victory.

Mathews: Max, you know you’re in this match, right?

Friedman: Shut up, mark. I’m going to get in there when I feel like it.

McAfee: ONE WINGED ANGEL!

Friedman: WHAT! I haven’t even gotten in the ring.

Mathews: Omega’s got a handful of tights!

Winner, by pinfall, and NEW Men’s Purple Brand Champion, Kenny Omega

NOW IT’S YOUR TURN!!!


How does elimination workt?

YOU the Wrestling Rainbow fans, (🤯 KITN RT @anyoneelse) get to decide which brand is eliminated. Please RANK the five brands 1-5 with 1 being the best and 5 being the worst. The brand with the least votes will be eliminated.

So They All Get Eliminated?

No. The Men’s Brand Champion and Women’s Brand Champion can go to a new color of their choice. The four winning brands will DRAFT one pick from the eliminated brand, and they will DRAW one pick from the eliminated brand by random. If a championship has not been crowned, there will be an exclusive draft day match to crown the champion.

Aug 16, 2021 13:31:28 GMT 1RealSmartAlex said:

NOW IT’S YOUR TURN!!!


How does elimination workt?

YOU the Wrestling Rainbow fans, (🤯 KITN RT @anyoneelse) get to decide which brand is eliminated. Please RANK the five brands 1-5 with 1 being the best and 5 being the worst. The brand with the least votes will be eliminated.

So They All Get Eliminated?

No. The Men’s Brand Champion and Women’s Brand Champion can go to a new color of their choice. The four winning brands will DRAFT one pick from the eliminated brand, and they will DRAW one pick from the eliminated brand by random. If a championship has not been crowned, there will be an exclusive draft day match to crown the champion.

1. Blue
2. Green
3. Orange
4. Red
5. Purple

With increasing margins between each down the line.

Orange
Green
Purple
Red
Blue