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Enthusiacs Wrestlegaming Championship – 7

July 28, 2018

  After Judge Greg’s shocking title loss to the One Track Punk, the #1 contendership to the title will be determined by a 10 man Royal Rumble. Then, the tournament to crown the inaugural EWC tag team champions concludes as

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Enthusiacs Wrestlegaming Championship – 6

July 19, 2018

  Enthusiacs Wrestlegaming Championship begins a tournament to crown the innaugural Tag Team Champions. In a first round match, Judge Greg and Nick take on Baron Fang and Black Dragon. 1:25 (5:15 post intros) A surprise run in! (12:13) A

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Enthusiacs Wrestlegaming Championship – 5

July 14, 2018

Enthusiacs Wrestlegaming Championship continues to grow! Joining the EWC, Tony, Quoc, and Lam from No Time for Time Travel make their debut. 1:00 Vega Goose attempts to continue his path of destruction. 13:45 Marco and Kynetyk, the original tag team

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Enthusiacs Wrestlegaming Championship – 4

June 17, 2018

  Once again it is time for ENTHUSIACS WRESTLEGAMING CHAMPIONSHIP! Black Dragon has fought hard and beaten Axalon in a ladder match, earning himself another shot at the EWC title. But this time, they will be locked in a Steel

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Enthusiacs Wrestlegaming Championship – 3

November 11, 2017

Once again it is time for ENTHUSIACS WRESTLEGAMING CHAMPIONSHIP! After a hard hitting match against Axalon, Baron Fang may have won the match, but lost the war. With a missed knee drop and a devastating figure 4, Baron Fang has

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Enthusiacs Wrestlegaming Championship – 2

October 28, 2017

  Once again it is time for ENTHUSIACS WRESTLEGAMING CHAMPIONSHIP! Tonight: Vega Goose looks to make a statement Axalon and Baron Fang clash to become the #1 Contender for the EWC Title The debut of Marco Black Dragon challenges Judge

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Point Streak Podcast – Wrestling Games

October 26, 2017

Do pro-wrestling themed games represent their own genre? We here at Point Streak say yes, and have happily devoted this entire episode to the subject.  From the humble days of NES to the feature-rich (if increasingly less innovative) WWE 2K series

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