-- Since the announcement that Managing Director Douglas Edwards will stand down, the TWF has been getting major coverage in the local press. Weekly paper the Glamorgan Gazette ran a full-page article on the story and even had a comment which stated:
"The announcement of the TWF MD Douglas Edwards's retirement couldn't have come at worse time. Bridgend is now getting a reputation as a wrestling town which we really don't want. It's not all about wrestling. There are far better things going on in the town than that".
This completely contradicted the rest of the paper, where the letters page was filled with notes of congratulations to the outgoing MD for his splendid work. There was even a half-page article in the UK-wide paper The Sun stating that the TWF "along with WEW, XCW and the FWA, has helped British Wrestling to become one of the biggest phenomenon in the world".

-- In any event, the TWF interviewed the applicants this week. They were: Mr. BIG, Mr. Job-Smith, Marz & The Shott were interviewed together, Leyton Samuel, former XWF President, G. Rivers and Mr. Edwards. To everyone's shock, Mr. Edwards appeared to get the majority of the board's backing, despite the fact that Biggie was the most confident and happiest candidate and the one who seemed like he could control the TWF more. The announcement of who the new MD is will be made at TWF Shockwave, with the successful applicant taking up their post on Friday, April 1st, 2005.

-- A quite funny altercation took place around a week ago at Bridgend Train Station. Mr. BIG dropped off his sister, Atomically Kool Kat at the station as she was going to Cardiff. Holly, of all people, was on the platform, and AKK and Holly had a long discussion. Biggie simply sat on the car and to his shock, JCVS arrived in a taxi. Biggie and JCVS conversed until JCVS spotted Holly. They talked for a while and JCVS just managed to get his train. Biggie and Holly were then seen talking for the first time in quite a while and the two seemed very happy.

-- Biggie was not interested in Holly, because we are told from sources that Rachel Stevens was seen at Biggie's house a lot of the Christmas period and it is highly rumoured that the two are dating.

-- Tension in the Job-Smith household has reached a critical point this week, however. Lita, who was wrestling a match for WWE this week was injured and during this time, NJS has been seen with friend Louise. This has led many to believe that NJS with cheating on his beloved wife and Lita has also learnt that she might have dealt her pregnancy a blow by wrestling. However, the injury has ruled her out for a while and apparently, the husband and wife are now at home sorting out the baby.

-- Marz and The Shott's behaviour has been worrying many over the past week. Frekishi was even said as saying "Isn't it quite creepy how close they are?". Frekishi was really implying that he thinks they are partners, and the TWF has said in the past it has no problem having workers who are of different sexual orientations.

-- Mr. BIG was seen talking with both "The Yoga Kid" Rhys Evans and High Voltage this week. The talks with High Voltage went so well there is talk of him returning to the TWF Hall of Fame. Mr. BIG was also considering offering HV a deal to return, but HV flatly refused saying he wasn't interested in it. There were also strong rumours around this week that Hayley Holder had left the company, but she was also seen talking to Biggie and she is still very much a part of the company.

Storyline News
-- Team EV's push in the early part of 2005 may involve a feud with Mr. BIG and NJS.
-- Marz and The Shott may team up soon to face AJ Jeffers & The Assassin, a pairing that has been a success recently.
-- SIN will return shortly but it is uncertain whether they will keep hold of the xWa Tag-Team Championships for much longer.
-- Steven Jenkins may get a fairly long run with the TWF IC Championship. One of the most patient workers in the business, he has waited almost 4 years for a title.
-- Bandit and JT Money are expected to work as a tag-team for the moment, but both will continue to have singles matches on TWF TV. There is talk of adding to The Sadist Nation some old friends from the XWF.

-- The TWF today announced that TWF Summer Break: The Game, is likely to ship on April 26th 2005, worldwide. The soundtrack to the game is already confirmed to feature Joe Satriani (who has contributed an exclusive song to the game), Metallica, Megadeth, Disturbed, Chevelle, Drowning Pool and Finger Eleven. All PPV themes are present in the game as well.

-- The game's biggest selling points are it's gameplay, with every TWF match-type/gimmick match of the last 2 years included. This includes: WarGames, Hell in a Cell and for the first time, Rage in the Double Cage, House of Pain, Chair Shot Roulette, and Tables, Ladders, Cell. Also, every active member of the TWF roster is included along with a few hidden extras. The game will be available for PlayStation 2 only at first, with a likely release for X-Box and Gamecube shortly after.

-- The TWF is expected to announce shortly details of the next TWF Theme Song CD, which is likely to include re-mixes of popular themes as well as some brand new ones. Also to be announced shortly is details of xWr, the new project from the  TWF Media wing.

-- There are very strong rumours that ITV and Celedor, the two companies behind TV's "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?", have approached Mr. BIG on hosting two classic game shows in the UK. Biggie has said that he plans to retire this year and would be interested in doing some TV work. However, this was all speculation and is now very unlikely due to Mr. BIG becoming Managing Director. The game shows offered were 'Concentration' and a UK version of 'Pyramid' which is doing quite well in the US at present.

-- Various sources have also reported some shocking news regarding Louise. We were tipped off that she has apparently gone behind Biggie's back and started dating Hawke, which is proving to be true. Biggie was walking with her during Grit BasH when she went into Hawke's locker room and did not return for around 5 minutes, whilst Biggie continued his business.

-- If Biggie finds out, it is likely to cause an uproar and Louise is likely to be either shown the door or given less TV time. This would be the 3rd time this has happened to Biggie, the earlier two being with Rachel Stevens and Holly.

-- Many have been asking what becoming TWF Managing Director involves. Mr. BIG, the new MD, already is in charge of finances. He recently decided to merge the TWF and XCW financial departments and house them at TWF Towers so XCW could work on some storage for their technical equipment. Biggie, as CEO, was exclusively in charge of TWF personnel and finance matters, but his responsibilities now include BCW and The Asylum. Biggie has also requested a meeting with the Welsh Assembly Government to ask for an alteration in the Business Tax law.

-- There was an article in some British tabloids this week that alleged that a TWF Superstar has some conflicts regarding his sexuality. Although a lot was done to keep the identity of the superstar secret, it is highly anticipated to be someone that much of the locker room have been sure of for a while.

-- As soon as news spread, the superstar became very withdrawn and was very close to quitting. When he was summoned to Mr. BIG's office in TWF Towers, he expected the worst, but in actual fact, Mr. BIG has supported his decision and has placed his full support behind him and he should have no worries and says that homosexuals will be treated the same as heterosexuals in the TWF.

-- Many members of the locker room have grown rather uncomfortable with this, but Mr. BIG addressed them prior to Grit BasH tonight and told them that if it were a lesbian, the locker room would be delighted, but a gay makes them shiver. Biggie said that this is a locker room that takes no note of racism or similar forms of abuse and will continue to be against it whilst he is in charge. Everyone in the locker room has said that Mr. BIG is turning into a natural leader and is coping very well with the responsibilities he fully inherits on April 1st.

-- There has been increasing talk this week that the TWF has tried to get a musical act at No Way BacK to perform. Mr. BIG has apparently negotiated with the band of former TWF Superstar 'The Rock' Gareth Fox, Louder Side of Silence. It is expected they perform a track from their EP that was released recently.

-- The TWF took a good look at "Big" Martin at Parental Advisory and the writers are high on bringing him in soon. We also hear that Disturbed, Echo and Zero, who were signed around October time, have progress so well they will be appearing on Meltdown and Warzone shortly. The three are all students of Mr. BIG's at The Asylum and are what he is calling his 2nd-generation of students. The first generation produced The Assassin, Deadman and Team EV, of course. NJS's first batch of students will be introduced to the main rosters after Summer Break it seems as NJS wants his students to be patient and wait their chance.

-- An interesting idea was pitched by a writer for TWF Summer Break VII this week. They suggested that Mr. BIG or NJS turns heel at Summer Break VI and with both men close to retirement, set up a match at Summer Break VII where they manage one of their students, and retire following the match. Biggie is considering the idea and may go through with it.

-- Biggie himself was the subject of discussions this week in writer's meetings. The writers are responding to the growing number of non-responses for Biggie by thinking of re-branding him. Biggie thinks a better idea is to keep his current gimmick but be off TV for an extended period and the return. The writers noted that although this tactic has been successful in the past it is unlikely to work for Biggie once more. Biggie will either have to turn heel or do something rather unusual. Biggie has apparently been teaching Disturbed, Echo and Zero a finisher called 'The Last Laugh' that looks a lot like Petey Williams from NWA-TNA's 'Canadian Destroyer' and he may use that soon.

-- There is also groundwork for Summer Break VI being laid. At the moment, there is talk of a Biggie/Hawke match since the two have not worked a PPV singles match in some time. NJS may face Frekishi with Mastermind expected to defend the TWF Championship to The Bandit or JT Money. Such is the success of Mastermind's reign that it could be one of the longest since Mr. BIG amassed almost 2 years with the strap.

-- The lack of TV time for the IC Title recently is due to a lack of development. many felt that the Jenkins/Karl Davies angle needed to be extended and made into a longer feud, but with it's abrupt end, it has hurt both men.

-- There is SERIOUS talk of re-introducing the TWF European Championship into the TWF as a replacement for the HardKore Championship. It has always been seen as the black sheep of the TWF and the wrestlers, staff and fans seem to agree that hardkore is on it's way out.

-- Finally, we have heard that Mr. BIG will host a prime-time pilot for Pyramid in the next few weeks on ITV1. We hear that there will also be an article in listings guide TV & Satellite Week. We will have full reports on Bandit and NJS's media appearances in the next update.

-- At this Friday's FURY, backstage was a very disheartened place after hearing of Chris Candido's untimely passing. Marz was particularly saddened having known him for his appearances in NCW. Mr. BIG was also saddened that another ECW alumni has gone. The TWF dedicated Friday's FURY to his memory.

-- On a brighter note, the TWF successfully shipped Summer Break: The Game on April 26th 2005 to rave reviews across the world. The TWF has also released hints on how to unlock some special features. Starting the story mode in September, the progressional unlocking system is one feature that fans specifically requested. The TWF has confirmed that you can unlock the old RAW Set by playing through to December of Year 2 and get into "Retro Week" where the old Grit BasH & RAW sets are used. After that, the set is unlocked. Also, the Grit BasH Summerhill Drive Park set is in the game, despite rumours that it isn't. Get to 3rd week of July in Year 3 to unlock it.

-- Despite the lack of TV and PPV shows, the TWF is still going relatively strong. The TWF Web recently receieved a minor design change which has gone down well.

-- We understand that Hawke has handed in notice that he will leave after Summer Break VI. The Protégé has also 100% confirmed he will also leave after the show. However, the most shocking leaving notice posted is that of Mr. BIG's. He has confirmed after some speculation that after Summer Break VI he will retire from active wrestling to concentrate on his role as TWF MD. Biggie has also stated that his TV appearances will be few and far between.

-- Biggie has announced plans for the TWF Hall of Fame. No superstar's entries will be removed and High Voltage has been re-instated after the TWF and HV healed their wounds during the RWF contract process. Biggie has stated that at Summer Break VI, the TWF plans to induct 3 superstars into the Hall and at the End of Year Awards induct 1 superstar and another person into the new builders category. It is expected that former MD Doug Edwards will be inducted into the builders category first. The Hall of Fame page is likely to grow into a site soon as well, using a template that was originally going to be used for the xWa Magazine re-birth.

-- We can confirm that Mr. BIG will be hosting Channel 4's coverage of the Download Music Festival, when it airs sometime next week. Biggie requested he attend the show, and Channel 4 roped him into hosting the show. Also, Biggie's TV Show, The Last Word with Mr. BIG on ITV1, has been a major success, and a longer run is expected when a new series starts in September. Pyramid also did very well and gave ITV1 a much needed Saturday night's ratings boost and is likely to get a second season as well.

-- Biggie has been coping with his new found mainstream attention very well and is very quick to deflect it. He has a good relationship with the press and he is not trouble by them because he has told them on many occasions that he will sue if he feels his privacy is threatened.

-- Again, the topic of the TWF's future keeps rearing it's head almost everywhere. We can ultimately confirm that every TWF event up until Summer Break VI has been scheduled and is likely to go ahead. Whether the TWF continues actually depends on Cyberslam II, which was a MASSIVE success, and last weekend's Against All Odds, which also went well, despite it's early local start time which angered some as it clashed with the Canadian GP. The TWF has begun with plans promoting a September PPV, tentatively titled as 'Hell's Motel'.

-- The RWF shows have been going down a storm. This has shocked many, but it was Mr. BIG's idea to get the RWF back on it's feet as a once monthly show. It is unlikely that it will ever start doing television shows again, because it would lead to yet another clash between many promotions for the xWa Talent. It's traditional date of the last Sunday of every month has gone down well and makes it easier for events to be organised.

-- The TWF stars recently had a good chuckle at the ECW's reformation angles on WWE TV, because it is very similar as to how the RWF appeared on TWF TV back in 2002, when they infamously took over an episode of RAW, at the height of Marz's infamous "WWE-copying" scandal.

-- NJS was said to be delighted at the way the crowd is reacting to his friend Matt Hardy's plight in America. Biggie, who was said to be close to Edge, is immensely disappointed in him and the two haven't spoken as much since the incident first came to light. NJS, as documented, has been seeing TWF colleague Louise since the incident came to light a few months ago.

-- Team EV are said to be reportedly negotiating contract extensions at the moment and look like they will sign. AJ Jeffers is considering his status, but Mr. BIG has promised big things for him. Biggie says he feels AJ could be one of the big players in the new TWF World Championship program he is setting up. There is talk that AJ Jeffers, Mastermind, The Assassin and The Terminator are going to be the four big names feuding for the TWF World Championship until late 2005.

-- Biggie has also reportedly promised NJS a second TWF World Championship reign before he retires. There is speculation that it may come as early as August at Summer Break, but Biggie is contemplating whether to let The Assassin continue with the belt until after such a date. An interesting idea suggested by a writer this week is that Biggie returns at the 'Hell's Motel' PPV and when he does, it's with a big publicity campaign, and he returns as NJS's manager. Biggie says that the return idea is a good one, but Biggie acting as NJS's full-time manager was an idea he shot down quite quickly, insisting he does not want as big a TV presence as he used.

-- Biggie has indicated that he will be off all TWF TV for a long time, only returning when it is absolutely necessary. Biggie will however be on screen as xWa Xtreme Overdose in a few weeks, and will also be at Summer Break VI for the Hall of Fame inductions.

-- The TWF has announced the dates, venues and names of the rest of the 2005 PPVs.

* June 12th - Against All Odds - Air Canada Centre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
* July 24th - Total Chaos - GCourt Green, Brackla
* August 21st - Summer Break VI - MGM Grand Garden, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
* September 18th - Hell's Motel - Spar Arena, Brackla
* October 30th - Halloween Hell - TD Waterhouse Centre, Orlando, Florida, USA
* November 20th - Dangerously Serious - Rhys Reed Entertainment Centre, Wick
* December 18th - PayBack - Bethlehem Life Centre, Cefn Cribwr

The biggest change there is that for the second year running, there is no King of the Ring PPV. The TWF will also not hold it's September PPV at the Cefn Cribwr Community Centre for the first time. Instead, Cefn will get the last PPV of the year at it's brand new Life Centre, with improved facilities compared to the rundown community centre.

-- Hawke and The Protégé have had a butting of heads in the past week backstage. Protégé has accused his girlfriend of "playing them off" against each other and he is unhappy about it. Incidentally, Mr. BIG was with Protégé on the day this incident arouse and when it did happen, Biggie spent almost an hour with Protégé sorting it out.

-- Some TWF wrestlers have expressed concern that Mr. BIG has "sold out". It has been noted recently that Biggie is spending less time with "his friends" and more with "his enemies". Others have said that Louise and Bekah have Mr. BIG wrapped around their fingers. Biggie has been quick to shoot these rumours down, stating that with more time thanks to his new role as MD, he can afford to spend time with a different group of people thank he normally does.

-- What it has given Biggie though, is the idea of a heel turn. Biggie says that he is now confident he can go back to being a heel should he return, with the angle being that he sold out to his friends. Biggie has kept saying that he will only return "if it's absolutely necessary". Well, what's absolutely necessary? The TWF is in no financial state of ruin at the moment and the only reason TV shows have not been scheduled is due to the backlog of shows the TWF have yet to hold. The TWF's ratings are not in deep trouble either...Biggie has also noted if he returns, he will change theme music. He is currently using 'The Extremist' by Joe Satriani instead of 'King Nothing'.

-- Biggie has been telling friends that ITV are a bit hesitant to want a second series of "The Last Word". Many critics have said that Biggie's show is the first to crack the daily late-night chat show format that rules in America, but has always failed in the UK. ITV are also considering getting another host for Pyramid, despite the fact that many felt Biggie was part of the shows success. Biggie owns rights to the Last Word since it is a TWF venture, and Sky are considering picking the show up and airing it on Sky One on one condition...they get back some TWF programming.

-- Hawke recently had a meeting with Mr. BIG and dropped a huge bombshell. He is not leaving. The TWF had been preparing itself for Hawke's departure with turning The Assassin heel and making him the #1 heel, but now Hawke has returned, it all seems a bit stupid. However, the TWF has said that Hawke will be written out of storylines after Summer Break, with the possibility of a return later in the year.

-- The Protégé however, will still leave. Jean Claude Van Slam, The Vamp, Gareth Cole, Matthew Jones, Adam Taylor and Stephen Dimmock however all look like they WILL be leaving. Bekah has raised a few eyebrows by confirming she will stay. We are told Mr. BIG was a swing factor in the decision.

-- The PCW invasion of the RWF has been met with mixed reactions in all of the xWa locker rooms. The RWF guys feel it is a great way to test their skills against members of other promotions and it will improve the RWF's name. The TWF and XCW guys feel that this is a bad move and if anything, both promotions will lose a lot from "going to war" with each other. It is expected the angle continues for around 3 months with a conclusion coming around October.

-- NJS recently spoke in an interview with Sky magazine of his new found happiness with Louise. NJS says "a part of me will never recover from what [Lita] did to me, but I've moved on. Louise is my everything now. I don't know what I'd do without her. I just wanna thank Biggie for knowing how much we cared for each other from a far and bringing us close together". NJS also said in the interview that he hopes to get XCW back up and running to some extent soon, after being down for as long as the TWF has. XCW still holds a slight lead over the TWF in the independent Welsh Rankings thanks to the two TV shows they aired this year.

-- The TWF finally appears to have found a band to play Summer Break VI...Disturbed. Disturbed's new release, "Ten Thousand Fists" is released in September, and the TWF wants to acknowledge the contribution Disturbed has made musically in the last few years by bestowing apon them the Summer Break theme. Disturbed are not the only band expected to be in attendance. Again, Avenged Sevenfold are one name being thrown around, and there is also talk of Story of the Year showing up.

-- With just hours to the opening bell of the biggest Pay-Per-View of the year, the feeling amongst industry analysts is that the TWF, in perhaps it's poorest year since 2001, must deliver a blockbuster show to really cement it's status. The TWF has organised what could best be described as a blockbuster card, with obvious draws including the xWa Championship match where Silver where enter as underdog to Ottobomb, NJS & Marz finally finishing the score, and a Fatal Four Way between the four men who have battled for the World Title for the past few months.

-- One criticism of the show's card is that many feel the TWF should have booked Mr. BIG on the card in some capacity. Biggie has confirmed he will not wrestle at Summer Break for the very first time in the event's history, preserving his unbeaten record at the event. There is no word that he will be on screen during the show, as the segment where he is most likely to be on screen, the Hall of Fame announcement, has been advertised as being with Chairman of the TWF, Mr. Edwards instead. Perhaps this is a sign of things to come. The TWF has always made plans around Summer Break from the very beginning of the promotion, and plans for next year's event are already beginning to take shape. Hence, this Summer Break was not shaped by Mr. BIG, hence his objection to involvement, apparently.

-- Speaking of next year's event, already the rumours of the venue of Summer Break 7 [VII] have been floating around. Chicago's Soldier Field is one prospective venue, as is the Tropicana Field in St. Petersberg, Florida, which held the successful US Only PPV Zero Tolerance in 2001. However, Summer Breaks 2000, 2001, 2002 & 2005 have been in the US, leaving the TWF's home country, Wales, in the dark for it's biggest event. Hence, popular opinion, that the TWF has backed up, is that 2006's event will be in Wales. The prospective venues include the Brackla Community Centre, Air Wales Arena (although it would mean giving up it's traditional February slot), the Cardiff International Arena, the Bridgend Dome and the Millennium Stadium. The Millennium Stadium was hotly tipped to host the event this year, but some stumbling blocks were found upon. The biggest hint of all that we have heard is that the Brynteg Arena has announced in a promotional flyer that "something Far Beyond Reason is coming...", leaving many to believe that it will get the event.

-- The TWF is having a race against time to devise the "Hell's Motel" match that will form part of the September PPV this year. The TWF was extremely close to cancelling the whole gimmick and going back to calling the show Eve of Destruction II. But, the TWF is confident a Hell's Motel match will take place. Original ideas involved a hell-in-a-cell being set on fire, but the TWF looked at costs and realised that wasn't going to be possible. It now appears that the TWF will go with a concept of sections of a hell-in-a-cell wrapped in barbed wire, with re-enforced steel surrounding the cage, with the objective steel being that of escape.

-- For all the traditionalists, worried about the usual September PPV past times, there will be a King of the Ring match this year, with the winner gaining a Title Shot at Dangerously Serious against the TWF World Champion, and the King of xTreMe match will return with a new "twist".

-- Some interesting gimmick ideas have been floating around the TWF Creative Team's heads recently, mainly for the new BCW graduates who will debut between now and Christmas. Obviously, the success of Hades, who was one of the creative team's first jobs since being re-structured after SB last year, has spawned on new ideas. The creative teams are happy to C&C mainly the wrestlers ideas themselves and that usually works. Many have said that the more experienced wrestlers such as the XWF contingent are extremely good and help them out an awful lot.

-- NJS's first batch of graduates will debut around the same time as Mr. BIG's. There is a good chance that NJS's graduates will also be in XCW at some point as well, and there is talk that they could form part of a "New Z-Pack" with NJS as leader. The chances of this happening are good, but it is unlikely to carry the Z-Pack name, as one of it's founding fathers, Marz, Mr. BIG or The Shott will not be a part of it.

-- The Rat Pack will not be splitting anytime soon. The members themselves say that are enjoying the angles they are doing at the moment and would feel that they would be ruining their momentum if they were to split. Holly's return at Total Chaos had been planned as well. The TWF felt that taking her off TV would be a good way for the Jocks to improve their mic work and most have agreed that all of the members of the group have improved in some way without her. Expect the skits involving the "Captaincy" of the group to continue, as the wrestlers themselves say they look forward to them and enjoy them a lot.

-- The Protégé continues to be a source of controversy, even as Summer Break will be the last date he works before he leaves to begin his new role as Head of Production of a Drama school in London. Protégé has been seeking confrontations with Jason Davies and Hawke this week over female-related issues, and it's again been the source of plenty of locker room discussion.

-- The Bandit & JT Money have been commented in the Chicago press lately as saying that they are looking to take a few months off after Summer Break to recharge their batteries. The two missed some action last year due to transport & visa issues, but now they have resolved, the two have had a difficult year out of the ring, and they have recently moved in with a few friends to an apartment in Cardiff for their UK-based dates, and an apartment in a Chicago-suburb for most of the year. Mr. BIG has kept in close contact with the two, along with Ottobomb and Dope C, and they may return before the end of the year, it seems.

-- Mr. BIG's personal hatred for PCW is beginning to boil over big time in the RWF, and most of the RWF talent say that Biggie is a ticking bomb, waiting to explode on the PCW invaders. The segment with Sian at Bloodlust was rather personal. Biggie said after the show on the RWF website that Sian had stabbed him through the heart with her actions. Biggie has tried getting a hold of Sian for her side of the story, but she has not answered her calls. To all those wondering, Louise & Sian's comments were shoot, and Biggie's interruption was not planned whatsoever. Rumours about Biggie & Louise came about after Louise was seen consoling and hugging Biggie whilst being out in a Porthcawl park. Biggie has yet to make a move on a female, as his former TWF manager Bekah is seeing someone else. A return to Sian's hands is completely out of the question as well after her actions at a house party, where she was fondled by High Voltage.

-- NJS has again been doing a lot of press interviews recently to publicise the TWF, XCW and some general things. He stated that XCW will be back on a more full schedule at around October, in preparation for their anniversary show, Halloween Chaos, where they will debut HDTV xTreMeVisions. On the TWF, NJS says that he "loves every second" he is in the promotion and doesn't want it to any, saying he has never experienced anything like it. On Louise, he was quoted as saying, "she is my everything". NJS also revealed that when he does eventually retire, he would still like to be involved in the TWF, be it as a trainer, announcer or something along those lines. NJS also revealed that he has heard Mr. BIG's band's new album and he reckons that it will be a huge hit in the metal charts, describing it as "a great mix of thrash & power metal, with some amazing rip-roaring guitar solos that you will love". There is one problem on that front, that NJS was himself quite humorous about..."they lack a vocalist and a drummer, and since I can't do both, they are a little bit screwed there!".

-- The TWF has confirmed that it is in discussions with THQ to produce a second TWF Wrestling Game for all consoles, with this one being entitled "Power And Glory". It is likely to be released in Spring 2006 and will feature improvements to the current game structure, brand new match-types, EVERY member of the TWF roster being included once more, more movesets and graphical improvements as well. Discussions for the soundtrack are also in place and same artists that featured on Summer Break will feature new and old tracks on Power And Glory.

-- Speaking of music, the TWF is putting together "TWF: The Music Volume 4", that could be released around the time of Dangerously Serious, featuring some of the new theme songs that have been used this year. Already confirmed are Mr. BIG's "King Nothing" and RWF themes, NJS's new cut, Z-Pack, The Rat Pack, Frekishi's theme will finally appear and also some old-school wrestler themes. The TWF has also announced that this year it will release PPV Theme Songs onto a CD released over Christmas with an enhanced section to see event highlight videos and the videos for the actual songs.