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2021 Year End Awards Jan 24, 2022 15:55:23 GMT nat and Mitch like this

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Post by EWA Official on Jan 24, 2022 15:55:23 GMT

2021 EWA AWARDS

Another year in the record books. EWA has now been in operation for over 21 years and it's hard to believe that we're continuing on just as strong. 2021 was a challenging year which saw everything from outside entities attacking to groundswell goodwill movements. It was a year of highs and lows, but we emerged out the other side stronger and better than ever. EWA continues to be the standard bearer for what an e-fed should be. We are the measuring stick and everyone else is second rate thanks to the efforts of everyone here. This past year was no exception to that and once again we are so grateful for everything you've done. Now it is time to honor those who truly continue to make us stand out, the incredible members of the EWA roster as voted on by YOU!

ON TO THE AWARDS!

Newcomer of the Year
3rd.	Shannon Moore
2nd. - Runner Up	Jade Cargill
Winner	Drew McIntyre

2021 Newcomer of the Year

DREW MCINTYRE

Few people have risen up the ranks and proven to be a force inside and outside of the ring like Drew McIntyre. He wasn't someone who arrived on the scene with a lot of pomp and circumstance, but instead just showed up, laced up his boots and proved it in the ring. That hard work has paid off as Drew managed to hold gold on more than one occasion in 2021 and it appears he'll continue that trend in 2022 and beyond. Perhaps most importantly, McIntyre was recognized by his peers receiving over 80% of the votes for this honor.

2021 Comeback of the Year
3rd.	Al Snow
2nd. - Runner Up	Shannon Moore
Winner	Aliyah

2021 Comeback of the Year

ALIYAH

This category was hotly contested with each of the top three receiving many votes and a few others also getting some nods. Ultimately though it was the current EWA Women's Champion who pulled through with the victory, as she has many times throughout her reign in the EWA. Aliyah was once part of a pack of talented women but she always stood head and shoulders above the rest. Her return, with a new attitude in 2021 makes her the the right choice for this award. Honorable mentions to Al Snow and Shannon Moore who both came back in big ways to finish out 2021 strong.

Stipulation Match of the Year
3rd.	Chamber of Horrors (All Hallow's Evil)
2nd. - Runner Up	Unholy Matrimony Match - Chris Sabin vs PCO (King of the Ring)
Winner	Pure Rules Match - Jamie Noble (c) vs Jeremy Wyatt (MonAnarchy)

2021 Stipulation Match of the Year

PURE RULES MATCH
JAMIE NOBLE (C) VS. JEREMY WYATT

EWA prides itself on having the best in ring competition anywhere and that is certainly true with all of the matches, but our stipulation bouts are always the most inventive and unique around. This year saw the return of the wild and unpredictable Chamber of Horrors match that received several votes. An EWA first was the "Unholy matrimony" match between Chris Sabin and PCO and even though it came late in the year, it garnered quite a bit of attention. But ultimately it was a match that wasn't about weapons or chaos, but pure wrestling, that scored top honors. Jamie Noble defended his World Championship against a very game Jeremy Wyatt and the Monarch nearly walked out with the gold. Their match will be remembered for years to come.

2021 Singles Match of the Year
3rd.	Adam Page vs Jamie Noble (c) (Red, White & Bruised)
2nd. - Runner Up	Chris Jericho (c) vs Drew McIntyre (King of the Ring)
Winner	Adam Page (c) vs Chris Jericho (SLAM! #500)

2021 Singles Match of the Year

ADAM PAGE VS. CHRIS JERICHO
SLAM! #500

It should be no surprise that some of the best matches this year were EWA World Championship bouts. 2021 saw "Hangman" Adam Page rise to the top of the ranks early in the year and have some an incredible battles with Jamie Noble for the title. The latter part of the year was dominated by Chris Jericho's title reign and while Jericho was often a thief and a cheat, he had quite a few really impressive matches including his absolutely clean title defense against Drew McIntyre and the historic title victory at SLAM! #500, which is why undoubtedly, it ultimately got the most votes.

Tag Team Match of the Year
3rd.	Team Bayley vs Team Daizee (SLAM! 3/14)
2nd. - Runner Up	Draper & Fowler vs Black Thought LLC (Fight Night)
Winner	American Wolves (c) vs Draper & Fowler (Summer Stampede)

2021 Tag Team Match of the Year

AMERICAN WOLVES (C) vs. DRAPER/FOWLER
SUMMER STAMPEDE

Unlike 2020, this past year saw a huge influx in tag teams and incredible tag team action across the board. This was probably the most challenging year of tag matches in a decade. While it would be easy to pick something like that time Al Snow and the basketball took on Doctor Octopus and the theory of relativity, it's important to remember that many tag teams were in the running this go around. Dak Draper and J. Fowler came up more than once and ultimately it was the hotly contested bout between those two and the American Wolves back at Summer Stampede that received the most votes. Incredibly, Dak Draper heads into 2022 as one half of the World Tag Team Champions with yet another partner.

Storyline of the Year
3rd.	Three faces of Su Yung and the various supernatural goings on!
2nd. - Runner Up	Bo Dallas makes Joey Janela's life a living hell before forcing him to join his Boys!
Winner	The Masked Mystery Man strikes, putting Jamie Noble, Adam Page and Kevin Owens on the shelf!

2021 Storyline of the Year

MASKED MAN STRIKES

From the abusive relationship of Bo Dallas and Joey Janela to the sublime paranormal activity of Su Young, there was plenty to think about this past year in terms of storytelling. Ultimately it was Al Snow's backstage masked assaults and the mystery surrounding them that narrowly edged out the rest to become the most talked about angle of 2021. It's perhaps not too much of a shocker, considering just how long the masked man's attacks lasted and it wasn't revealed who was under the hood until the last SLAM! of the year! It was completely out of character for Al Snow, who in his mind spent most of the year feuding and teaming with a basketball, but in reality was orchestrating one of the most heinous attempts to win the coveted SuperBrawl prize.

Feud of the Year
3rd.	Ricky Starks vs Santino Marella
2nd. - Runner Up	Jamie Noble vs Jeremy Wyatt
Winner	Drew McIntyre vs Pete Dunne

2021 Feud of the Year

DREW MCINTYRE VS. PETE DUNNE

Although there were several feuds that got votes, this was mostly a story of one feud. Pete Dunne and Drew McIntyre tore into each other for months on end, with both men battling it out in a variety of hard fought, close call matches. It came to a thunderous crescendo when the two men battled to a bloody mess in the main event of SLAM! inside a steel cage. With over 95% of the votes going toward this rivalry, it's no surprise that it ends up as the 2021 Feud of the Year.

Faction of the Year
3rd.	Bo and the Boys
2nd. - Runner Up	Black Thought LLC
Winner	The Boujee Brand

2021 Faction of the Year

THE BOUJEE BRAND

For the second year in a row the Boujee Brand were able to claim the top faction of 2021. Considering that Aliyah's group disassembled and missed big parts of the year, this is a pretty incredible feat. They just narrowly edged out Black Thought LLC, which also spent some of the year in turmoil but also were quite dominant at points. Bo and the Boys just narrowly takes third with newcomers Worldwide Underground actually scoring several votes for a close 4th place finish. One imagines they might end up with this nod in 2022.

Shocker of the Year
3rd.	Jeremy Wyatt retires Buff Bagwell in a Career Match at Resolutions!
2nd. - Runner Up	Al Snow is revealed as the mysterious masked man behind the attacks of several wrestlers!
Winner	The Rock returns on Carlito's Cabana, making his first EWA appearance in almost a decade!

2021 Shocker of the Year

THE ROCK RETURNS AT SLAM! #500

With many shocking moments and incredible surprises throughout the year, it's hard not to look back at 2021 and think of many moments that left our mouths agape. Buff Bagwell's career was put to rest by one of the new era stars in Jeremy Wyatt signifying the end of an old era. Al Snow's masked reveal caught many off guard in what was already being heralded as the storyline of the year. But it was the return of the "Great One" at the 500th episode of Sunday Night SLAM! that shocked the most people. We hadn't seen Rock in ages and much like Will's return last year, it was truly something to see Bick back in the saddle once again.

RP of the Year
3rd.	The Mans In The Mirror - Santino Marella
2nd. - Runner Up	Basic Witch Season - Su Young
Winner	Things Fall Apart - Su Young

2021 RP of the Year

THINGS FALL APART - SU YOUNG

As always, EWA produces hundreds of incredible roleplays each year. It would be impossible to narrow them down to just three or even call one the absolute best. However this year we have to give credit where it's due, Su Young's compelling multiple personality storyline led to numerous wild RPs and astonishingly she got not one but TWO of the top honors in this category with several votes. Perhaps it was something in the water in 2021 because Santino Marella's "multiple personality" inspired "Mans In The Mirror" came in third! It was a good year to talk to yourself!

RPer of the Year
3rd.	Jon
2nd. - Runner Up	Corey
Winner	Will

2021 RPer of the Year

WILL

It's refreshing to see such a wide variety of votes in this category and many new (albeit old) faces popping up with nominations. Often some of the all-time greats like Jon are overlooked but many felt his work this year, particularly with Santino was some of the best work he's ever done and it's hard not to see why. Likewise, Corey really proved he's probably the best most diverse roleplayer in the EWA taking on a myriad of characters with picture perfect tone and grace. In the end it was Will's Chris Jericho (and friends) that won out. Pretty impressive for a guy who was only supposed to do a one off appearance one year ago.

Event of the Year
3rd.	SLAM! #500
2nd. - Runner Up	Red, White & Bruised
Winner	SuperBrawl XXI

2021 Event of the Year

SUPERBRAWL XXI

Red, White & Bruised was one of the more memorable events this year, but one should take heed of just how big SLAM! #500 was. Most e-feds barely make 5 shows, but for EWA to crank out 500 episodes of Sunday Night SLAM! is a feat likely not ever to be met by anyplace else. In the end SuperBrawl narrowly won this category again with several other big events getting votes as well including All Hallow's Evil and MonAnarchy. Let's face it, it was a kickass year of events for EWA.

Tag Team of the Year
3rd.	Honky Tonk Man & Jerry Lawler
2nd. - Runner Up	The American Wolves
Winner	Dak Draper & J. Fowler

2021 Tag Team of the Year

DRAPER & FOWLER

Call them the "Low Blows" or "Caged Rage" or perhaps just Dak Draper and J. Fowler, but whatever you call the former EWA World Tag Team Champions, call them "2021 Tag Team of the Year" as they received 3/4s of the votes in this category. It's no surprise as this duo found their way repeatedly into tag team division under different names, different attitudes but ultimately with the same result... Success!

Women's Wrestler of the Year
3rd.	Jade Cargill
2nd. - Runner Up	Aliyah
Winner	Su Young

2021 Women's Wrestler of the Year

SU YOUNG

The women's division continued to grow in 2021 and was probably more competitive than it had ever been. During this 12 months EWA had not one, but TWO Queen of the Ring tournaments, showing off just how diverse and deep the division is. Su Young who garnered a lot of attention for her unique style and character was able to edge out last year's winner, Aliyah. Special mention to Jade Cargill and Alexa Bliss who also got several votes even though they weren't around the entire year. 2022 could be the year for either of them, although one imagines Su Young may be back on the prowl and Aliyah is still in the hunt as well. It should be competitive!

Wrestler of the Year
3rd.	Al Snow
2nd. - Runner Up	Drew McIntyre
Winner	Chris Jericho

2021 Wrestler of the Year

CHRIS JERICHO

This year saw many great wrestlers return and newcomers rise to the top of the pack. In the case of Chris Jericho, he's one of the oldest members of the roster but hadn't been truly active in over a decade. Yet 2021 was his year, constantly making sure he was seen and heard, invigorating the National Championship and then winning the World Championship for a history making 6th time. Jericho's made the most of this past year and has no doubt carved a huge notch into his legacy which is why he likely dominated this voting. Drew McIntyre got several votes as well, proving that he is one to watch out for in the next 12 months and Al Snow's turn to the darkside had some people thinking he'd done enough even though most of it was behind a mask, to have left the biggest impact on the year that was. In the end all that glitters is gold and that gold is Le Champion!

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2021 Year End Awards Jan 24, 2022 17:22:34 GMT Mitch likes this

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Post by EWA Official on Jan 24, 2022 17:22:34 GMT

#	SUPERSTAR	WINS	LOSSES	DRAWS	WIN%
1	Chris Jericho	13	4	0	0.765
2	Drew McIntyre	11	6	2	0.632
3	Santino Marella	10	4	0	0.714
4	Pete Dunne	10	5	2	0.647
5	Dak Draper	10	6	1	0.618
6	Bo Dallas	8	4	0	0.667
7	Kevin Owens	8	4	1	0.654
8	Adam Page	8	7	0	0.533
9	Danhausen	7	2	0	0.778
10	Jamie Noble	7	2	0	0.778
11	Ricky Starks	7	3	0	0.700
12	Honky Tonk Man	7	5	0	0.583
13	Jerry "The King" Lawler	7	5	0	0.583
14	Joey Janela	6	7	0	0.462
15	J Fowler	6	7	1	0.464
16	Eddie Edwards	5	1	0	0.833
17	Darby Allin	5	1	2	0.750
18	Pete Gas/Villano XI	4	0	0	1.000
19	Shannon Moore	4	1	0	0.800
20	DDP	4	1	1	0.750
21	Davey Richards	4	2	1	0.643
22	Tyler Breeze	4	2	1	0.643
23	Evan Bourne	4	3	0	0.571
24	Vladimir Kozlov	4	3	0	0.571
25	Luther	4	3	1	0.563

Compiled from ALL in-ring appearances made by a character, including Civil War and SuperBrawl, as well as ALL appearances that occurred before the current handler took control of the character. SuperBrawl was broken down in regards to whether the team won or lost, not individual pinfalls or submissions. List includes top 25 performing superstars only.

#	SUPERSTAR	WINS	LOSSES	DRAWS	WIN%
1	Su Yung	12	3	0	0.800
2	Aliyah	11	3	0	0.786
3	Sasha Banks	9	4	0	0.692
4	Alexa Bliss	7	1	0	0.875
5	Liv Morgan	6	5	1	0.542
6	Ruby Riott/Soho	5	1	0	0.833
7	Ember Moon	4	4	0	0.500
8	Jade Cargill	4	6	1	0.409
9	Daizee Haze	3	1	1	0.700
10	Shotzi Blackheart	3	3	0	0.500

#	TAG TEAM	WINS	LOSSES	DRAWS	WIN%
1	Draper/Fowler	6	3	1	0.650
2	Honky Tonk/Lawler	5	2	0	0.714
3	Edwards/Richards (American Wolves)	4	1	0	0.800
4	Dunne/Okada (Black Thought LLC)	3	1	0	0.750
5	Dallas/Janela (The Bad BOys)	2	0	0	1.000
6	Danhausen/Luther (CarnivaLUTHER)	2	0	0	1.000
7	Bourne/Vampiro	2	1	0	0.667

0.778 - The highest win percentage of any male superstar with 5 or more victories was shared in 2021 by Danhausen and Jamie Noble, who each racked up 7 wins and just 2 losses!

0.875 - As far as the women go, the superstar with the best win percentage with 5 or more victories was Alexa Bliss, made all the more remarkable considering she only debuted in late October!

1 - Santino Marella made history when he finally achieved his dream of winning King of the Ring, becoming the first and only superstar in EWA history to have won KoTR, Civil War, SuperBrawl and Lethal Lottery!

2 - The number of Queens of the Ring we crowned in 2021 after Aliyah ascended the throne in February and Taya Valkyrie did the same in November! Technically speaking though, The Boujee Bratz is recognized as the 2020 Queen of the Ring!

3 - Several superstars held multiple titles in 2021, such as Chris Jericho being both World and National Champion, Aliyah winning the Women's Title on two separate occasions, Pete Dunne and Drew McIntyre both spending time as TV and Tag Team Champions, and Kevin Owens being National and Tag Team Champion as well. However, only one superstar held gold on three separate occasions, that being Dak Draper, who won the Tag Titles twice with J Fowler before ending the year with the championships back in his possession thanks to SuperBrawl!

3 - The most number of eliminations in last year's Civil War was shared by four men with three eliminations each! Those were The Honky Tonk Man, Kevin Owens, Pete Dunne and Santino Marella, with The Italian Stallion moving up to third in the all-time elimination rankings as a result!

3 - The number of times that Chris Jericho has captained a winning SuperBrawl team. Which is exactly 2 more times than anyone else has ever done it.

3 - Chris Jericho has dubbed himself "Mr. SuperBrawl" and it's not hard to see why, as he became only the third World Champion in EWA history to retain the top prize in the business at the event after following in the footsteps of Randy Orton (2004) and Samuel Shaw (2016)!

4 - As if that wasn't impressive enough, Jericho also became the superstar with the most overall SuperBrawl victories, having been part of the winning team at SuperBrawl's I, II, IX and XXI!

4 - The match that occurred the most during 2021 was Bo Dallas vs Joey Janela, with the two of them clashing in singles competition four times in total, just beating out Drew McIntyre and Pete Dunne, who had three singles matches!

5 - The most number of eliminations in last year's Women's Civil War was scored by eventual winner, Ember Moon, taking out Asuka, Susan, Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks and Daizee Haze on her way to victory!

6 - Chris Jericho put himself in the history books when he become the first superstar to become a six-time EWA World Heavyweight Champion, finally beating the five-time record he'd shared with Steve Austin for the past decade!

6 - The most team eliminations in this year's SuperBrawl came courtesy of Team McIntyre, with both Drew McIntyre and Dak Draper scoring three eliminations each, including pinning Glenn Gilbertti and Johnny Swinger to win the Tag Titles as a result!

6 - 2021 saw Carlito's Cabana become the number one talkshow in the EWA, taking place six times in total! Guests included Matt Taven, Carlito himself, Santino Marella, "Steve Corino", Jade Cargill, and of course, The Rock during the SLAM! #500 celebrations!

8 - The unfortunate record for most number of losses belongs to Clark Connors, who initially debuted as enhancement talent before being signed to a full contract. Alas, after eight matches, The Wild Rhino is still looking for his first win!

10 - MonAnarchy was an incredible and hugely varied show, featuring 10 different match types! Those included a straight-up singles match, a straight-up tag team match, a No Countout, No DQ Match, a Handicap Match, a Dog Collar Match, a Triple Threat Match, a Strap Match, a Buried Alive Match, a Ladder Match, and a Pure Rules Match!

12 - SuperBrawl XXI saw the smallest SuperBrawl Match in its 21 year history, with just 12 superstars battling it out for all the gold as part of four teams of three!

12 - The female superstar with the most victories in 2021 was Su Yung, who racked up 12 victories in all! Just as impressive, she wasn't pinned or submitted almost the entire year, at least until Aliyah defeated The Undead Bride for the Women's Championship at SuperBrawl!

13 - There were 13 World Title matches in 2021 (including SuperBrawl), with Chris Jericho scoring the most successful defenses with five! That said, Jericho himself probably counts his countout loss to Shannon Moore and surviving the Chamber of Horrors as "successful defenses" so he'd no doubt tell you it was actually seven!

13 - The most number of wins last year for the male contingent belongs to (yes, you guessed it) Chris Jericho! However, it's worth noting that in typical Jericho fashion, three of those were over Pineapple Pete and one against Soul Train Jones, as Le Champion often looked to stack the odds in his favor!

14 - With a whopping 14 matches on the card, the 2021 King of the Ring Pay-Per-View broke the record for the most number of matches on a single event!

17 - "Hangman" Adam Page joined such luminaries as Brock Lesnar, Cody Rhodes, Val Venis, Steve Corino and The Rock when he became the 17th superstar to win Civil War, and the 10th to successfully convert that victory into a World Championship reign thanks to the "Anytime, Anyplace" title shot it guaranteed!

19 - Drew McIntyre clearly came into the EWA with a purpose in 2021 and proved to be the company workhorse in so doing, competing in 19 matches overall, the most of any superstar! Those include some stone cold classics like the Chamber of Horrors, his epic Cage Match against Pete Dunne, as well as his World Title clash with Chris Jericho at King of the Ring!

20 - As previously mentioned, Santino Marella finally achieved his dream of winning the King of the Ring, becoming the 20th superstar to hold that accolade!

20 - 20 was also the total number of competitors in last year's Women's Civil War Match...although that depends if you want to count Susan, Susie and Su Yung as separate people!

22 - The number of minutes in the last match of Sunday Night SLAM! for the year, as Pete Dunne retrieved a sledgehammer from high atop the ring to score the victory over his former friend and Black Thought LLC partner, Kazuchika Okada, splattering their alliance just as he did the face of Okada!

23 - The total number of title changes in the EWA last year, with the World Title changing hands just twice, the National Title seeing three new champions, five Women's Title changes, and six new TV Champions crowned...but the titles that changed hands the most were the Tag Team Championships, which saw seven switches in all!

26 - Thanks to being part of the victorious Team Jericho at SuperBrawl XXI, Jimmy Havoc became the 26th man to have the honor of calling himself Television Champion!

28 - The joint shortest title reigns of 2021 belong to Draper & Fowler (Tag Titles), the American Wolves (Tag Titles), and Tyler Breeze (TV Title), each lasting just 28 days!

29 - The record for the most eliminations across every Civil War Match has been unofficially known as the "Al Snow Award" for many years, and The Snowman added a couple more eliminations this year while remarkably STILL having never eliminated the same superstar more than once!

30 - For the seventh time in EWA history, the total number of participants in the Civil War Match was 30, including multiple surprise entrants like Jimmy Golden, Mantaur, Doink The Clown, and Hornswoggle!

30 - All Hallow's Evil marked the return of the Chamber of Horrors for the first time in 30 years as Chris Jericho was forced to defend the World Championship against Drew McIntyre, Shannon Moore, Pete Dunne, Johnny Swinger and Luther!

37 - The shortest match of 2021 lasted just 37 seconds when Bo Dallas defeated Jungle Boy on the March 7th edition of SLAM!...albeit, only after the monster Abyss made his debut, destroying "Jungle" Jack Perry before the match had even begun!

41 - Upon defeating Jade Cargill in early October, Su Yung became the 41st superstar to call herself Women's Champion!

65 - The total number of championship matches during 2021, including the SuperBrawl Match where EVERY championship (sans the Women's Title) was on the line!

51 - The total number of shows the EWA put on last year, comprised of 41 SLAM!'s and 10 Pay-Per-Views! Not quite one per week, but not far off either!

53 - When he opened a casket during the Chamber of Horrors and found the recently vacated title hidden inside, Shannon Moore became the 53rd National Champion since its inception in 2009!

59% - The percentage of Civil War winners who've gone on to convert their victory into a World Championship reign, following "Hangman" Adam Page successfully cashing in on Jamie Noble at Red, White & Bruised!

63 - And by virtue of that victory, Page became the 63rd man to call himself EWA World Heavyweight Champion!

69 - After emerging from SuperBrawl XXI with the gold around their waists, Drew McIntyre and Dak Draper became the 69th unique tandem to hold the Tag Team Championships!

82 - Danhausen managed to score the longest reign of any Television Champion in 2021, racking up 82 days in total!

95 - At just shy of 95 minutes, the men's Civil War Match was the longest match of the entire year, which is perhaps unsurprising given the mass of humanity involved!

98 - The women's division was arguably the most competitive in all the EWA last year, with no champion managing to crack 100 days as champion! However, it was Aliyah who came closest during her second reign as champion!

106 - The longest Tag Team Championship reign of 2021 goes to Kazuchika Okada and Pete Dunne, AKA Black Thought LLC! While their relationship may have turned sour by the year's end, the duo were near unstoppable until finally being toppled by Dak Draper and J Fowler at Fight Night in June!

147 - Chris Jericho once again finds himself in the record books, this time with the longest National Championship reign of the year at 147 days! When combined with his World Championship reign as well, that means Jericho spent 285 out of 365 days of the year as a champion! That's roughly 78% of 2021!

185 - The total number of days Jamie Noble held the World Championship after picking it up during SuperBrawl XX, making him the fourth longest reigning Heavyweight Champion in EWA history and the longest reigning champion of any kind in 2021!

232 - The total number of superstars to compete in an EWA ring last year, comprising of 163 men and 69 women!

273 - After this year's Civil War, the event has now seen a grand total of 273 superstars (and the odd celebrity) compete in the match since its inception in 2004!

286 - The total number of matches to take place in the EWA over the past calendar year!

500 - On August 15th, the EWA celebrated SLAM! #500, featuring every championship on the line and some huge surprises along the way! As of the end of 2021, we're up to 516 editions!

714 - The amount of days between Chris Sabin's last match in the EWA (teaming with Alex Shelley to defeat Brian Kendrick in a handicap match back in 2019) and his surprise return at SLAM! #500 to answer Pete Dunne's TV Title open challenge!

1036 - The amount of days between Carmella's crowning as the first Queen of the Ring back in 2018 and Aliyah succeeding her last February!

1036 - The amount of days between the last I Quit Match to take place in the EWA back in November 2018 and the I Quit Match we witnessed at All Hallow's Evil 2021! And funnily enough, both involved Chris Sabin, first against Jack Swagger and most recently against Ricky Starks!

3297 - The amount of days between Chris Jericho's first National Championship reign back in 2012 and the start of his second on the February 7th edition of SLAM, which works out as 9 years and 9 days!

7210 - The number of days between Chris Jericho's first World Championship reign way back in 2001 and the start of his sixth at SLAM! #500, which works out as 19 years, 8 months and 28 days!