These are the people in charge of the insanity. Though don't expect management with the ego on the level of the E to involved, that face time is better used between teammates and opponents. Even Russel David, the most hands on of any of them, is still a Squared Circle-sized arms length away.The Cavalry, The Executive Committee... The FourRussel David - David has been a senior writer at PWM (e-wrestling's PWI, really) for the last...

IntroductionThe Edguardo formula, more over the championship edition form of it, is a 'dice' formula deviced and fine-tuned by the former owner of a great fed named WWRPG.He, and his fed, stressed two things. Fun and strategy. In that order. With Legion, and moreover the matchplay portion of it, I stress those same things.What's the concept of a strategy fed though? What's the thing that'll make the Challenge, Roulette and Synergy...

The Laws of Legion adopts the following rules: --1. If you respect your opponent, shake hands before or after a contest.2. No harm is to come of the officials. Doing so will result in disciplinary action whereby the Cavalry have an unlimited scope in dealing with the incident. Fines, suspensions and even instant dismissal are all options open to the Ownership Committee.3. Keep the playing field level. Red Shirts are only allowed...

The concept of Legion was brought to Russel David, a wrestling reporter, by an old friend, who would bankroll the enterprise but keep to the shadows. They sought out the son of Peter Duke to gather the rights, though found he had died of a heart attack months prior... and the rights had gone to his oldest child, Peter's grand-daughter, Sonja Duke. David then wrangled in James Boyd, the former co-owner of ACW, to help control the...

Wrestling had declined in popularity since it's first Golden Age, though that didn't stop the grandson of Giovanni Duce, Peter Duke (in his late 30's). His father had seen his grandfather for a fool, for trying to continue this 'family business', but Peter Duke knew he had it all figured out. He had always thought counter to his family, though, a child of the Sixties, he had changed his name from Pietro Duce to the anglo-sized...

Run by the son of Domenico Duce, Giovanni Duce (in his 50's). Legion in the 30's started with more of a push on boxing, just as the first generation was edging towards the wrestling matches. Giovanni, however, pushed hard for the wrestling not to become a side show in and of itself, within the show he promoted. Keeping fights between two experienced fighters as opposed to a professional and a member of the crowd, as was the carnival...

A private club started by Italian immigrant Domenico Duce (in his 30's) in 1891, Legion Hall Boxing & Wrestling was a competitive body that staged both boxing matches and wrestling competitions. The wrestling competition was the popular carnival-fueled draw from where they could build the boxing matches, as this was the time of World Championship bodies for boxing in both the US and UK. Before both inevitably became two of...

So the saying goes, and it's no truer then with Legion. The wrestling league has ties that go back to boxing and wrestling promotions of the 1890's.As it stands in 21st Century, however, it's a ground roots promotion. Viral marketing through Youtube. Shows sold, not on television or PPV, but through DVD's and Basement Tapes. Stickers and spray paint instead of televised advertisements or roadside billboards. Live bands instead...

Sixteen wrestlers.Four teams.One Dunn Cup.We are... Legion.The revolution will not be televised. It will not be commercialized or capitalized upon. It will be a revolution.It will that professional wrestling can aspire to grand scale performance art.It's counter-culture. It's at the edge of the commercial concept of sports entertainment. And it's alternative, what can I say.It is, because we are, Legion.The wrestling league. Chaos...