Old School Wrestling
Details
Acronym	OSW
Founded	March 2009
Defunct	August 2009
Industry	E-wrestling
Location	N/A
Founder(s)	Jason Hart Josh Devlin
Owner(s)	Jason Hart Josh Devlin

Old School Wrestling (OSW) is a professional e-wrestling promotion that existed from March 2009 to August 2009. It was founded by Jason Hart and Josh Devlin. OSW supported a “back to the roots” philosophy, focusing on the way e-federations used to be in terms of feuds, storylines, and ownership, as well as favoring quality over quantity.

Contents 1 History 2 Championships 3 PPV Calendar 4 Final Roster 4.1 Tag Teams 4.2 Stables 4.3 Alumni Section 4.4 Managers 4.5 Owners 4.6 Commentators 4.7 Interviewers 5 Ring Announcers 5.1 Referees 6 External Links

HistoryEdit

In March 2009, Jason Hart and Josh Devlin opened OSW. The first show was in the form of a house show, which featured the original talent of the promotion and led to a huge success. OSW debuted its weekly show, Premiere, beginning a string of quality programming, filled with intense feuds taking place. The next month introduced OSW's first ever pay per view, Cruel Intentions.

The event showcased the first "Throw in the Towel" match, where Jim Mason defeated Broadband by making his opponent's girlfriend, and also backstage interviewer, Michelle Lane wave the white flag in fear of his safety. The first OSW Intercontinental Champion was crowned in EWF legend, Ryot, after interrupting the title match to claim the belt and announce his full-time return to the ring. In a match of rivals, Sly defeated Evil Clown by making him submit, a week after Evil Clown had injured Sly with multiple blows to the head using a bowling ball. Historically, in one of two main events, the inaugural OSW World Heavyweight Champion was made when Broadband defeated Serial Joe for the coveted title, despite the fact that both were in grueling matches earlier in the night. In the second main event, a “Legends Match” was held in which Spectre triumphed over his opponents Ryot, John Reeper and Lucifer, by retrieving a special “Legends Belt” from a suspension.

OSW proceeded to put together strong shows. However, the overall interaction between members in the federation from an e-fed point of view, was not that active. Around the time of mid-2009, OSW started falling into stagnancy when circumstances affected the real-life of the handler of one of the owners, Josh Devlin. The community continued to become weaker until August 2009 when the federation faded from existence.

ChampionshipsEdit

Championship	Final Champion(s)	Date Won	Event
OSW World Heavyweight Championship	Brad Jackson	28/06/2009	High Voltage
OSW Intercontinental Championship	Fertility Lynch	28/06/2009	High Voltage
OSW European Championship	Frankie Pannuci	28/06/2009	High Voltage
OSW World Tag Teams Championship	Sabre & Liger Flynn	28/06/2009	High Voltage

PPV CalendarEdit

Month	Pay-Per-View
January	Ready 2 Rumble
February	Wanted: Dead or Alive
March	Trial of Champions
April	Cruel Intentions
May	Cold Fury
June	High Voltage
July	Point Break
August	Road Heat
September	Escape From Hell
October	Adrenaline Rush
November	Broken Dreams
December	Holiday Hell

Final RosterEdit

• Taylor Martin
• Frankie Pannuci
• Johnny Suicide
• Sarah Angel
• Liger Flynn
• R.J. Palmer
• Cade Malibu
• Sabre
• Sly
• Brad Jackson
• Cancer Jiles
• Fertility Lynch

Tag Teams Edit

• Sabre & Liger Flynn

Stables Edit

• Currently None

Alumni Section Edit

• Lucifer
• Ray Damian
• Spectre

Managers Edit

• Ted Flynn
• Whammy Jammy
• Michelle Lane

OwnersEdit

• Matt Masterson
• Jason Hart

CommentatorsEdit

• John Stubbs
• Mike Adams

InterviewersEdit

• Michelle Lane
• Chris MacNeil

Ring AnnouncersEdit

• Vivian Stone
• Scott Baker

RefereesEdit

• John Morrison
• Matt Cogan
• Marc Ericson
• Steve Jackson

External LinksEdit

• Official Website
• Official Forum