Different WWA Matches

A WWA original, this match can have up to six opponents and when one of the opponents is pinned they have to wait in a penalty box until either three minutes, two minutes, or one minute is up, (Depends on how many opponents are included in the match.) When all of the opponents are in the penalty box, and there is only one person left in the ring, that opponent wins the match.

This match can have up to ten opponents. It is exactly like anyother match, the only differents is that there are six turnbuckles, instead of four.

In this match, you may cheat, there are no ropebreaks, and you can pin our opponent anywhere in the arena you would like. An interesting part of a WWA style hardcore match is that anyone can interject themselves into the match and become a legal opponent.

In this match you can have up to 12 opponents and it can also be a tag match. In this match there are over twenty different wepons scattered on and around the ring. other than that it is much like a hardcore match.

This match can have up to eight opponents. In this match two of the ropes are replaced with cement or cage and there are many wepons to choose from.

This match can have up to as many opponents as you would like! In this match, the loser is canned with a kendo stick until they say that they cannot take it anymore.

This Match can have up to six opponents and can be contested under elimination rules. It can have teams or a free-for-all. If you are forced through a table by your OPPONENT you are eliminated or you lose.

This match can have any amount of opponents and are contested under a different type of elimination rules. In very rare cases it will be a tag team elimination match. You are eliminated if you are thrown over the top rope, and both feet or both sides of your body hit the floor even if your foot and your arm hit the floor for example. The both sides of body rule does not apply if no part of your body has contact with the main platform or ring ropes. If you are eliminated, it is just one less guy to get rid of.

This matche can have up to four opponents and can be contested under pinfall/submission, escaping the cage through the door or over the wall, or both. It is a grueling match and is made to keep the wrestlers in and everyone else out. No one makes it out the same.