Editing Over the Edge Wrestling (OEW) (section)

==Working With Others==
[[File:OEW_Logo-3.png|thumb|Third OEW logo, designed by Bryce Lexenstar.]]

The goal of Over the Edge Wrestling has always been to work with other groups in the community for talent shares, attendance boosting and sponsorships. This ideal has made OEW stand out from the crowd of groups who have mostly been created in spite of someone or some group specifically. OEW originally wanted to work with [[Virtual Wrestling Entertainment (VWE)]], then called XWA, but the group, headed by Seth Cameron held nothing against OEW, but didn't want to align themselves with the new group with unfamiliar faces. That answer didn't change the goal of the OEW, who soon began working with New Wrestling Entertainment, founded by Hoyce Fang. The partnership lasted as long as NWE did, but eventually Hoyce had to shut it down. OEW then began a partnership with Pheonix Rising World Wrestling (PRWW), but after a misunderstanding on a show day, that partnership soon ended. OEW then began a working relationship with [[Digital Championship Wrestling Federation (DCWF)]]. This relationship saw the beginnings of talent share, a joint training of rookies and the first-ever interpromotional championship, the Interpromotional Television Championship. With DCWF, OEW had a large free per view, First Contact where OEW superstars clashed with those in DCWF to the enjoyment of everyone in attendence at the DCWF Arena. OEW has also enjoyed a partnership with the VWE finally, but this soon ended when [[Loody Graves]] and Stuart Warf left the VWE and struck out on their own, creating New Blood Wrestling (NBW), now known as Virtual World Wrestling Federation (VWWF). Now the OEW is a part of the V.W.W.A.(Virtual World Wrestling Alliance) which also consists of Intense Wrestling, Hawx(Hellkatz Angels Wrestling Xtreme), <span style="font-weight;">[http://slwrestling.wikia.com/wiki/APW-Apocadelic_Performance_Wrestling Apocadelic Performance Wrestling (APW)]</span>.