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The demonic one. He made his first impact when he arrived. He grew his stable large then said screw them. He retired once and everyone thought he was gone. Then one PPV there was a Dream title match. Nash vs. Mystery guy. Well it was none other than BLACK RAIN! He did walk out of the match the victor, He carried the belt for a while, until he lost it. He was the FIRST USA Champion. He is also a Stable Champion... twice. His reign wasn't forgotten. He vowed to come back. His cocky attitude made him hated by many. He did leave with a remarkable record. But he said it and it will come to pass he will be back....... Why you ask? Well he had a great record. He had a big impact on the DWF winning the Hardcore and Lightweight, And Tag Team championship. His arrival shocked everyone and his retirement equally. He is a DWF Wrestler of the month. He has beat Andy Sweeney, Sting, SSS and the list is long. He was a great and will be missed. Good luck wherever you are..... Nastradamus is and was great! He helped the DWF come as it is today. A true champion. He was a TWO TIME, TWO TIME, TWO TIME Dream champ.... A lightweight champ and a Stable champ. His record was 17-5. His retirement chocked the DWF and saddened his friends. He was a top contender always on the ball. Ready to fight in an instant. He was the most feared wrestler and always put up the most adventurous and creative roleplays around. He was at the top of his game... but he lost the DWF title to none other than Kevin Nash and once to Andre...... But it was a fluke...... Nas, short for Nastradamus, was a true champion and hopefully will come back. Some say he is still living in the outer walls of the DWF.... While others say you can hear him breathing if you listen close enough... When Mike Hunter first joined the DWF, he set out to become on top. First he joined D-Generation X, but things happened and a feuded with the stable shortly after. It was a short feud, but he went solo to go for the gold. He went and pulled the USA, People's and Hardcore title. He won the people's twice! He turned out to be a great investment. He went on to start the Dead Pool with Fuel and Carnage... which was another good move for him. He retired with another Great Record..... Not soon to be forgotten..... Every once and a while you will see reminiscences of him.... Carnage was one of the most energetic wrestlers of his time. He went out like a shot from his first day in the DWF. He went on a rampage and won many of his matches. He went on to win the People's Championship and defend it well. When he came to the DWF, he brought along several of his friends. He, Mike Hunter, and Fuel formed the Dead Pool. They reveled the Untouchables so much, and caused them to lose the Stables championship to the Wolfpac. Carnage's rampage eventually led him to the Dream Championship. Oddball had challenged many people for the belt, and he forced Carnage to face a gauntlet of Dragon, Jester, Half-Life, and Cho'Gall. He went though that gauntlet and then beat their leader, Oddball. Carnage went on to defend his title against VP Jerry, he was surprised to find that he had to face Wolf instead! Wolf beat him for the Dream Championship. The next day, Carnage said that he would retire from the DWF. You can describe Superstar Steve Studlee in 2 words... The Greatest. SSS won the wrestler of the year for 1999-2000. He was the first one ever to reach 100 points... actually he had 101 points, the most of anyone to this date. SSS's record was 55-9. SSS won the Dream Championship, the Light Weight Championship, People's Championship, Tag Team Championship, Heavy Weight Championship twice, US championship once and Stables once... that is 8 titles, the most to this date. Ever since SSS has been in the DWF, he was either a Runner UP for Wrestler of the month or the winner. He was a runner up for it 5 times out of a possible 6, and he won the last one. SSS started in early July 1999 and the Dream Wrestling Federation was the first E-fed he was in, and he learnt to roleplay quickly and just got better roleplay after roleplay. His Win percent is 86%. He won the Most Improved Wrestler of the Year and is runner up for Best Staff Member and Most Active. Late December, SSS was pulling 3 top notch roleplays a day. He won The Best Heavy Weight Champ of the year and was runner up for The Dream Championship and Tag Champs of the Year. SSS was a very active Staff Member too. His Staff Name was Tones, as his real name is Anthony or of course Tony. SSS retired as the Dream Champion. In the Old DWF, his record was 35-17, he won 7 titles, and at the year end awards, he was the #1 runner up for Most Improved Wrestler, the #3 runner up for Most Active Wrestler, #1 runner up for best staff member, He was a runner up 3 times for the best title holders, and he was ranked as 7th best wrestler in the DWF. The titles he won are the Dream Championship, Light Weight Championship, Tag Team Championship Twice(with SSS), Peoples' Championship Twice, and the Stables Championship. In the new Dream Wrestling, Wolf was just a casual roleplayer, and spent more time helping out new roleplayers and helping roleplayers get better, as he only won 3 titles, The Light Weight Championship, Peoples' Championship, and Stables Championship(Shadows of Apocalypse). As you can see, Wolf won 10 titles in his career. His record in the new DWF was about 10-4, so his overall record is 45-21. Wolf first came in the DWF in about June 1999, he was in for about 16 months, Wolf was always here since he first joined, and still is around the DWF, he's behind the scenes, and helping out roleplayers be better. A question in the enigma of a mystery with the illusion of a puzzle that is confusing to the riddle found inside a fortune cookie! All of that last sentence was confusing and that's what is thought of when people think of Bob. One of the most mysterious and talented wrestlers ever to grace DWF. Fighting as Nash for several months without successfully being identified, one of the first wrestlers to join the DWF in its fledgling days. Even today, he goes on a board as a different character... with amazing Stealth. People talk of his Bob Chronicles with a sense of awe. He held the top roleplaying score ever in DWF, beating Mike Hunter for that right, but losing it several months after he retired to Caged Explosion. He fights with a humor equaled rivaled only by few. He's held the United States, Heavy Weight, and Dream Title and different points in his career. He's the only person in DWF history to successfully defend the Stables Titles by himself. And he single handedly beat all the members of Dead Pool. Going undefeated against the greats, SSS {2-0}, Nastradamus {3-0}, Wolf {2-0}, Andy "TNT" Sweeny {1-0} and Dazz "Warrior of Evil" {1-0}. One of the original Untouchables, Bob also helped run the DWF in times of despair as his alternate persona, JW. Bob is the DWF and DWF wouldn't exist without Bob at least somewhere behind the scenes. Jack Harding debuted in the Dream Wrestling Federation in November of 1999. He was introduced to the DWF by JW, who had he had met while in another federation. Jack "The Poser" Harding was a great in the time he was in the DWF, coming out with his best set of RPs, the Poserman series. After arriving into the DWF, he brought in another close friend, who was called Rahszhul. These two were un-seperatable, and grew better together. In his entire time in DWF, he held the three most prestigious belts, the Heavyweight, Us, and Dream Title. His first belt was the Heavyweight Title, to win this he defeated another Hall of Famer, Mike Hunter. His Dream Title reign was achieved by beating both Apocalypse and Rahszhul. For his final title reign, that of the USA Title, he beat Aleistar Crowley. Unfortunately he was not able to fulfill his end of the USA Title, and ended up retiring. During his stay in the DWF, he feuded with many of the greatest people; such as SSS, Mike Hunter, and participated in some of the best matches ever. Dazz was and is great. He became the first Grand Slam Champion with Doozer, winning all the original belts but Heavy Weight, which was dropped, and thus made him a Grand Slam Champion. He had an impressive record. Dazz was also announced the Wrestler of the Year 2000. He was arguably one of the Top 3 greatest Dream Champions of all time, getting nearly a quarter of his record wins from gaining the belt from fellow Hall of Famer Mike Hunter and defending it alone. His career in the DWF started off rough as he handled a Jobber named Dr. Dre. He then must of gotten his by lightning or something as he changed his character to Dazz and became the best. He took on nearly 3/4 of the Hall of Famers, defeating most of them in the ring. The stable which he helped enlarge and make a record breaking stable champ stable, Hell's Army , was lead by him after Apocalypse left. He brought fear into the DWF seen since only the time of Black Rain, and probably will never be surpassed. His 'End of Days', the Crucifix Powerbomb which he destroyed careers with, still makes spines chill today. He was allegedly pushed off a cliff in his car at the end of Winter Wars II by Extremist and Aleister Crowley, but 2 months later, he returned and joined forces with them! Where will he go next? Cro. This man is considered to be one of the greatest Extreme Wrestlers in DWF's history, if not the greatest. Cro's handler also created our current Rankings system. Fighting in his own style alongside his cousin, Jocco, Cro had a near perfect record, losing only to Aleister Crowley at Winter Wars II for his Dream Title when his handler(Kelly)'s computer broke down. He held the Dream, Hardcore and Heavy Weight titles, and many still feel his greatest match was that against Yojin Musahiri, where Yojin's career ended, and his own career nearly ended. After winning the Dream Title at Quest for the Best 2000, he defended it several times until he lost it 2 months later. He disappeared, only to reappear at Wild Card Race II, and to deliver a shocking retirement speech while his cousin was forced to retire by Extremist! Though he was hated by the fans, he will be greatly missed by all. Doozer is considered by many to be the first true modern DWF great Hall of Famer. Having started his career about 1 year ago, he defeated LSD to win the Novice title, only to lose it to Mr. E about 1 week later. He then left DWF to do his own pursuits for about a month, and then returned, badder than ever! He won the Novice Title again, becoming a two time Novice Champion, and over the next year added winning the Peoples Championship, Hardcore Championship, Stables Championship, Tag Team Championship twice (Once with Mike Robinson and then again when Mike gave him his half), a Light Weight Champion, a USA Champion and finally, a two time Dream Champion. That is 11 career titles! In addition, he is the first ever Grand Slam Champion, along with Dazz. He retired with a overall score of 105 points. He also broke the record set by Caged Explosion of 96 by one point. His record is also great. His DTV series will last out for a while in the minds of many. Overall, he truly is worthy of the DWF Hall of Fame. |
