World Wrestling Association is a fantasy professional wrestling circuit run with the TNM7 wrestling simulator. The wrestlers, managers, referees, and other characters are based on real people but the events depicted in the writings are completely fictional. In other words - this isn't real but all in fun. The most recent card takes place on February 16, 1985.
The other circuits in the Universe are Ryan Niemiller's GCW, Josh Cooper's NWF, and Jeff Miller's UPW
1 History
1985
The World Wrestling Association was started by Howard Beauchamp, formerly a member of the Board of Directors in Global Championship Wrestling. In 1983, Beauchamp started to become rather outspoken about the direction GCW was headed and eventually, at the end of 1984, left his position on the Board. Seeing an untapped market on the west coast, Beauchamp set up his regional headquarters in San Francisco, at one time a hotbed for professional wrestling, and sought to build his company from virtually nothing to a world-wide phenomenon. With over two decades serving on the Board of Directors for GCW, Beauchamp met many people who not only believe in his vision but who are also on board to help his company grow. The sky is the limit for Howard Beauchamp and the World Wrestling Assocation.
2 Key Figures
- Howard Beauchamp (Promoter)
3 Working Agreements
WWA does not have any working agreements with any promotions at this time.
4 Champions
| Championship | Current Champion(s) | Date Won | Previous Champion(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| WWA Heavyweight Title | Roddy Piper | May 17, 1986 | Magnum T.A. |
| WWA West Coast Title | Chris Adams | March 8, 1986 | Billy Jack Haynes |
| WWA Tag Team Titles | The Rockers | May 17, 1986 | Bill Eadie & Rick Rude |
5 Results
The first show in WWA history took place on February 16, 1985.
6 Roster
This is the list of various personnel involved in WWA.
Wrestlers
Tag Teams
Stables
Managers
Referees
Announcers
7 Year-End Awards
At the end of each calendar year, WWA presents the WWA Year-End Awards. The awards are decided on by a combination of Board of Directors, fan vote, and the wrestlers, managers, and referees.
8 Five Star Matches
Every match is given a star rating based on a number of factors: workrate, overall action, the history of the wrestlers and their feud, and crowd reaction. The highest rating given is five stars. The following matches have received that honor:
- Tito Santana & Hector Guerrero vs. The Ninja Express - San Francisco, CA - June 29, 1985
9 Controversies
This section covers backstage news and happenings that helped shape the face of WWA.
