Virtual Wrestling Entertainment (VWE)/Event History

Template:VWETabs <tabber> |-|Founding and the HKWF Merger= As the fall of 2009 four groups came together to create a promotion that would suceed past the expectations of most at the time. Together four small company owners (Akasha Faulkes, PWL Owner Samtheman20 Jarvenin, GCW Owner Loody Graves, and AHWF Owner JW Beeswing) united their resources with help of Seth Cameron and Sidney Washborne to create a place that would collaborate talent into a dual fed alliance called "WCA" Wrestling Central Alliance. The two brands were called MPW and GXWF(Later known as XWA). Based on a committee system, the WCA suffered many debates and disagreements which led to the consolidation of the two brands into the XWA. In time, this led to Seth Cameron leading the company due to his experience and resources.

Shortly after the merger into the XWA, the promotion exploded with new talent, high quality shows and attracted attention extremely quick. Using the ACPWS (Alpin Criss Pro Wrestling System), XWA began drawing impressive crowds, filling up their arenas, and drawing controversy at every corner. The Roster of the XWA held many Veterans and New talent that in time would become the Legends and Veterans of today's SL Wrestling Generation.

Shortly after one of the most successful events held in the VWE (WrestleSeries I), The XWA brand would receive a television deal with Rezzed.tv for it's Wednesday and Friday shows.

In the same timeframe, Louve McMahon and her HKWF were drawing good crowds, but issues backstage and the departure of certain management figures left her with few options. One of said options was to join forces and eventually merge with the XWA, who were on friendly terms. In December of 2009, the merger took place, bringing the HKWF under the XWA's banner and bringing all of the talent with it.

In 2010 the XWA would rebrand to VWE: Virtual Wrestling Entertainment (due to copyright issues). From there it would see the birth of what some considered to be the #1 Wrestling Organization (at the time). With Controversial storylines, innovative sets, designs, and effects, as well as near-professional entrance videos and T.V. Production, VWE was performing every week, twice a week on live stream TV. The company was aired on Icarus TV with the rest of the Rezzed.tv programs.

|-|Golden Age= Since the 2009/10, VWE has formed and disbanded an alliance with HAWX and OEW and the step down of active manager and VWE Executive President Seth Cameron, who gave control of the company to Jenn Parkin. 2011 saw controversial and non-controversial depatures of many former superstars and legends, and has since brought itself into a new Era, with many new stars stepping up the ladder for their turn in the spotlight. After having it's third consecutive sucessful WrestleSeries Event, the VWE has had many trials but has continued to thrive for each and every event to coming. The VWE held the fourth WrestleSeries event on December 14, 2012. Closing out a monumental year, which saw the 3rd Anniversary of Edge along with many other great achievments, both by the company and by it's wrestlers.

|-|Age of Evolution= From 2016, With Jenn Parkin stepping down, long time member of the Board of Directors & VWE Lead Producer Stuart Warf stepped up to lead VWE through various sucessful years, most notably increasing the overall production with a new focus on videos, set designs, and effects. His efforts attracted a new generation of superstars and bombshells to VWE. His efforts also included forming a new partnership with fellow federations WPWF & DIE. With his overall attention to detail and commitment to being a step above the rest, his efforts has ensured the future that VWE will "Always Evolve".

|-|Age of Triumph= In 2019, Stuart Warf announced his departure from VWE and his replacement was former VWE Executive President Seth Cameron. Returning to the VWE, He announced his intentions did not stem from his thoughts of the past and has taken this position with an open inclusive mind. Some obstacles were overcome such as the dissolving of DIE and cutting ties with WPWF, this however didn't steer his mind. His core focus allowed former VWE talent who have parted ways to return, which created a new big bang of incoming new talent, high quality shows and attracted the attention of many new fans mostly due to the clever skills of Kara Cameron. Ever since, VWE has entered a new age that has ushered in success. This was VWE at it's highest peak in such a long time, steered by Seth Cameron's intellect. Together they've made new sponsors, enlarging the roster and creating the most single greatest event VWE has ever held, Wrestleseries 13.

|-|The New Age= At the beginning of 2022, Seth Cameron and several keyed personnel from VWE departed from the company due to internal affairs. This change of course came with sponsors leaving, fans dwindling and confusion among the roster. With Morgan Jones now seemingly in charge, previous walls, rules and regulations have been torn down allowing outside fed participation back into VWE. </tabber>

Past Events

<tabber> |-|2009=

XWA Wrestleseries - December 6th, 2009

|-|2010=

XWA Frostbyte - February 19th, 2010
XWA Versus - April 9th, 2010
VWE Overdrive - May 14th, 2010
VWE King of the Arena - June 25th, 2010
VWE Beachbrawl - July 16th, 2010
VWE Massacre - August 20th, 2010
VWE Elimination Royale - September 17th, 2010
VWE Six Feet Under - October 22nd, 2010
VWE Old School - November 19th, 2010
VWE WrestleSeries II - December 10th, 2010

|-|2011=

VWE Fallout - January 14th, 2011
VWE Frostbyte - February 11th, 2011
VWE Beachbrawl - July 1st, 2011
VWE King of the Arena - May 20th, 2011
VWE Elimination Royale - September 2nd, 2011
VWE WrestleSeries III - December 16th, 2011

|-|2012=

VWE Versus - February 18th, 2012
VWE Clash at the Beach & Beachbrawl - June 15th, 2012
VWE King of the Arena -
VWE Elimination Royale - September 21st, 2012
VWE Six Feet Under - October 26th, 2012
VWE Wrestleseries IV - December 14th, 2012

|-|2013=

Under Construction

|-|2014=

|-|2015=*Under Construction |-|2016=*Under Construction |-|2017=*Under Construction |-|2018=

VWE Fallout - January 5th, 2018
VWE Shockwave - February 9th, 2018
PULSE Anniversary - February 18th, 2018
VWE All or Nothing - March 23rd, 2018
PULSE Ground Zero - April 29th, 2018
VWE Versus - May 11th, 2018
VWE Beachbrawl - July 6th, 2018
PULSE Clash at the Beach - July 8th, 2018
VWE Horizon - August 10th, 2018
VWE Elimination Royale - September 14th, 2018
PULSE Ground Zero 2 - September 23rd, 2018
VWE Six Feet Under - October 26th, 2018
PULSE Ground Zero 3 - December 9th, 2018
VWE Wrestleseries X - December 13th & 14th, 2018

|-|2019=

VWE Fallout - January 11th, 2019
VWE FrostByte - February 8th, 2019
PULSE Ground Zero 4 - February 17th, 2019
VWE Anything Goes - March 22nd, 2019
PULSE Clash at the Beach - June 23rd, 2019
VWE Beachbrawl - June 28th, 2019
VWE Horizon - August 16th, 2019
PULSE Ground Zero 5 - September 22nd, 2019
VWE Old School - October 11th, 2019
VWE Ladies Night - November 9th, 2019
PULSE Ground Zero 6 - December 1st, 2019
VWE Wrestleseries XI - December 7th, 2019

|-|2020=

VWE Overdrive - February 28th, 2020
PULSE Ground Zero: City of Gold - March 15th, 2020
VWE Versus - April 10th, 2020
VWE Proving Grounds - May 15th, 2020
PULSE Clash At The Beach - June 21st, 2020
VWE Beach Brawl XI - June 25th & 26th, 2020
VWE Dead End - August 7th, 2020
PULSE Ground Zerp: Origins - September 13th, 2020
VWE Elimination Royale - September 18, 2020
VWE Wrestleseries XII - December 17th & 18th, 2021

|-|2021=

VWE Horizon - February 19th, 2021
PULSE Ground Zero: Kingdom Come - April 11th, 2021
VWE King of the Arena - April 16th, 2021
VWE Path to Prestige - May 21st, 2021
VWE Beachbrawl - July 15th & 16th, 2021
VWE Anything Goes - August 13th, 2021
VWE Elimination Royale - September 17th, 2021
VWE Halloween Horror - October 29th, 2021
VWE Wrestleseries 13 - December 9th & 10th, 2021

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Special Events

VWE Elimination Royale Winners

2010 Derrick Cult
2011 Brakman Wylder and Rubie Jules
2012 Adune Snowpaw and Maxine
2013 Shinja and Horses Morrisey
2014 Derrick Cult (2nd) and Isabelle Martinez
2015 Maxwell Ryan and Lily Martinez
2016 Vince Easterwood and Rie Kurihara
2017 Krystal and for the men's it was a 3-Way Tie Benja Nirvana/Derrick Cult/DavidHawk Actor, but thankfully the situation was resolved at Old School 2017 when Derrick Cult won a Triple Threat to earn the World Title shot at WrestleSeries 9
2018 Seth Cameron and Maxine
2019 Marcy "Sass" Schafer and Wrex Ocelot
2020 Marcy "Sass" Schafer (2nd) and Drake Edwards
2021 Danni & Morgan Jones

VWE Diamond of the Business Battle Royale Winners

2018 Austin Knight
2019 Night

VWE King of the Arena

2010 Benja Nirvana
2011 Benbe Kirax
2012 Bryce Ketterley
2013 Surik Oanomochi
2014 Jackson Doune
2015 Jeffery Fireguard
2016 Cody Houley
2017 Michael Karsin
2019 DavidHawk Actor
2021 Hammer

VWE Queen of the Arena

2012 Christina Krovac
2013 Tiffany Bowler
2014 Rie Kurihara
2015 Krystal
2016 Viola Beaumont
2017 Hilary Lanfier
2019 Kittie Lovencraft
2021 Kat Monroe