WLW hive rise up! Gonna be my first save for sure.

Andrews and wolf will be still in tcw. They have fixed contracts in 2020 for 4 years

This'll be my main prediction since I am a HUGE Vibert mark: It's about time Canada gets its own hardcore promotion since 4C (4C wasn't really hardcore, but it was the closest); Vibert has considerable popularity in Canada, so he can probably open up Ultimate Championship Wrestling in late-2020 or something

@SixtyFourTEW

Ай бұрын

LMAO “4C wasn’t really hardcore” is the funniest statement ever, but is 100% true

@heyitschanandler

Ай бұрын

​@@SixtyFourTEW It was the closest Canada can get to a hardcore company, but eh, 4C wasn't frequently putting their guys through tables lmao. Its just some D-grade Canadian AEW that surprisingly reached its silver anniversary.

@TheTomKatt92

Ай бұрын

good luck, adam hates hardcore!!!!

My big SWF predictions are that Rogue and Valiant reunite as a tag team and have a tag title run, The Brat Pack will actually launch Justin Sensitive as a sympathetic babyface star, defeating Hollywood Bret Starr in a big time match, and they will introduce The Supreme Challenge title, a match held at The Supreme Challenge that gives the winner a world title match at any ppv of their choice.

@Muzza858

Ай бұрын

My long-shot prediction with SWF is that they continue to break up their established tag teams for no reason and replacing them with random thrown together teams, and complete the infinity gauntlet of teams by breaking up The Awesomeness, with Jefferson Stardust being the heel breakout star and forming a supergroup of backstabbers with Des Davids, Atom Smasher and Randy Unleashed, starting a big rivalry with Rocky Golden, Huey Cannonball and the reformed Rogue/Valiant duo. Zimmy will have left SWF and joined either CZCW as their big mainstream star or TCW as their big new babyface.

My Japan predictions: - BHOTWG basically remains on top. KC Glenn becomes something similar to Kenny Omega. - PGHW is ambiguous. They either resurge or struggle even more. I'm hoping Tatsuko resigns from his position, former ace Yoshimi Mushashibo takes over (He has the highest business skill out of the former golden generation stars) - BCG becomes a major player, of course - There might be a new deathmatch company, akin to BJW/FREEDOMS, though not under Ryu Kajahara - World Level will definitely rebound under Japanese Richard Eisen (Komine) - EX2010 will definitely go under. Their money is too damn suspicious, and Oshiro is such a reclusive fuck - This a sad one but expected, but I think the GOAT Sadaharu Jimbo will die in either 2020 or 2021. Might be wrong, but he's getting really old. - Back to World Level, Yuta Isono is DEFINITELY joining the company. His gimmick is perfect, and he may turn into a huge star for them.

The Crippler vs Fuyuko Higa at Supreme Challenge to win best match of 2021

My big USPW predictions are that they continue to self-destruct at the top of the card, much like the alt mod or 2000 WCW backstage. With Steve Frehley, Rich Money, Peter Valentine, Alicia Strong and new signing Remo on the booking committee, Nicky Champion has been pushed down the card, relegated to starting the mod as tag champions with Running Wolf. Joey Minnesota will continue his grifting ways and join USPW, bringing along with him KC Glenn as a tag team. Alicia Strong will alienate the women’s locker room by politicing for a babyface turn and a prolonged run at the top of card, leading multiple of the women to walk out and start an alternate American women’s promotion, led by Melody. They will buy out NYCW as their developmental company. My longshor prediction is Nicky Champion leaving the company over the dreadful backstage politics and either joining a competitor, or retiring from the business entirely.

My big TCW predictions are that Might Mo will leave TCW after they continually get cold feet on pushing him, and he jumps to either SWF or USPW as the first TCW trainee to defect and Greg Gauge’s push will get stalled in TCW, and he will join his brother in BHOTWG. They will supplement their aging roster with a collection of indie midcarders leaving SWF and USPW, such as Steven Parker, Mainstream Hernandez and Jacob Jett, becoming the superindie we all love them to be. My long-shot prediction is that Wolf Hawkins leaves TCW and joins his mentor in 21CW, with Aaron Andrews turning heel and usurping The Syndicate from him, leaving the player a hole to fill as no.1 babyface.