UEL PPV RESULTS

Click HERE for the results of the UEL's latest Pay-Per-View, "Devil's Playground!"

CROCKETT PROMOTIONS LEAGUE

"Be a part of history! Tim E. Crockett here, and I am asking for your help. Help me open up the Crockett Promotions League! This unique league allows managers to create up to 3 of their favorite wrestlers from the '80s and compete for old school titles: NWA, National title, and the Western States Heritage, just to name a few.

"Wrestlers include, but are not limited to: Ric Flair and the Four Horsemen, the 'American Dream' Dusty Rhodes, and the Road Warriors. To show your interest in joining the CPL, send an e-mail to Kimberly."

A MESSAGE FROM THE WWL COMMISSIONERS

"Hello, everyone! This is Eric Bischoff, along with Paul Heyman. We would like to offer free transfers to the WWL and let you know we are never below 62 cards -- and we have two commissioners! Why go to the generic new league when you can have loads of fun in the WWL?"

JOIN THE MOST UNIQUE LEAGUE EVER TO HIT THE IWA!

"The Black Ops League has been in business for just over a year now, and has already spawned two IWA World Heavyweight Champions, a host of IWA-wide regional and tag champions, as well as two State Champions and an Imagimania winner! Besides having some of the fiercest competition this sport has ever seen, we offer the most original storylines and characters imaginable, as well as top-notch trash talk, consistent pay-per-views, commissioner's matches and i-cash every cycle, a personalized web page for your stable, a commissioner that is always responsive and very involved, and new things coming all the time! If you want to play the IWA to its fullest potential, then the BOL is for you! Please be aware that we keep things on a very level playing field here, so we only allow 4 wrestlers per manager, and wrestlers who wish to transfer into the league must have no more than 100 wins over losses. Check out our website to get up to speed on some of the great happenings of the BOL at bol.comyr.com (this link will open in a new browser window; the IWA is not responsible for any content on this website). Or you can contact the commissioner by sending an e-mail to commissionerblack followed by the @ symbol and then yahoo.com. Be sure to put 'BOL - New Wrestler' in the subject line. Now get in here, because if you're not competing in the BOL, then you simply aren't competing with the best!"

SGL PAY-PER-VIEW RESULTS

Click HERE for the short results of the SGL's Feud Flatliner Pay-Per-View.

MATCH SELECTION SHEET AND CONTEST FORM

If you need another match form, right click HERE and choose "Save Target As..." (you will be downloading a file with a size of 137K, so be patient).

For another Imagimania XXV entry form, right click HERE and choose "Save Target As..." (you will be downloading a file with a size of 30K).

These are PDF files, so Windows users will need to install the free Adobe Reader to print them out. Click HERE to open the download page in a new browser window. You may also want to try Foxit Reader, which is free, much smaller, and opens PDF files almost instantly. Click HERE to open the download page in a new browser window. (You can have both programs installed at the same time to see which one you like better.)

CSL MATCH RESULTS

If you're a manager in the Center Stage League, click HERE to see the latest match results.

E-MAIL REMINDERS

Keep a copy of every e-mail you send us, and make sure iwa or IWA appears in the subject line to avoid any delays. If you do not receive a reply within 48 hours (not counting Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays), re-send your message. Kimberly replies to all legitimate e-mail.

Do not use attachments since your message will automatically be erased BEFORE it is opened or even previewed. This is to prevent the spread of computer viruses.

Finally, make sure to e-mail any matches, strategy changes, etc. at least 24 (and preferably more than 48) hours before your league will be processed.

NEW ROOKIE LEAGUE POLICY

From now on, managers may not create new wrestlers or transfer existing wrestlers into rookie leagues without permission from both the league commissioner and IWA Management. This protection does not expire after a certain number of cycles: it ends when it is agreed that managers in the league are ready to compete against more experienced players.

We hope this change will provide those who are new to the game with a chance to hone their skills on a more even playing field.

The Special Leagues page contains a list of our rookie leagues.

AN EXCEPTION TO OUR STABLE INITIALS POLICY

Our policy against changing stable initials after a league has been processed, but before The IWA Report has been published, failed to address the special nature of the World Wrestling League. Since this league does not allow stable initials, managers are prevented from gaining recognition for their group on an IWA-wide basis should they win a major title.

Attaching stable initials in The Report alone should have zero impact on in-league angles and storylines, since the WWL doesn't even use them (and by "them" we mean stable initials; the WWL certainly uses angles and storylines!). Because we are also able to afford our snail mail players the same option, we see no reason to prohibit managers from having Report-only initials in this league.

Several members of the WWW stable pointed out this shortcoming in our policy, although it just as easily could have been any other stable had its wrestlers won major titles from that league. We're glad this special circumstance occurred at the beginning of the year since it allows all groups to start on equal footing. (Remember that the January issue of The IWA Report actually lists the major champions from the final cycle of the previous year.)

NEW POLICY FOR CHANGING NAMES AND/OR STABLE INITIALS

Effective immediately, wrestlers may only change their names and/or stable initials at the time their league is processed. As usual, Kimberly has been too nice in honoring requests, and we feel the situation is getting out of hand. Allowing these changes to occur between bulletin mailings can create confusion, and leave managers who choose to play via snail mail feeling "out of the loop" or like less-valued members of our wrestling family.

We want to use the Internet to provide conveniences for all who play our game, but that must be balanced with keeping the emphasis on the league bulletins -- where the action is! When wrestlers are permitted to change these attributes between bulletin mailings, it makes on-line activity just as important as league activity; it's as if time doesn't "pause" between bulletins #34 and #35 like it should, but instead continues on in some arena that exists only on the Internet. That's obviously not fair to our snail mail players.

So from now on, wrestler information must remain a reflection of what is printed in the league bulletins. This should ensure that everyone -- whether on-line or not -- will be on the same page. You can decide for yourself if that was intended to be a pun. :)

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