Infinity Dirtsheet: Infinity #5 Aftermath, New Signings, and more!

Infinity #5 rolled round this week, and for the first time in a while the Infinity Dirtsheet returns with the latest scoop around the Infinity City. With the first pay-per-view Immortalis being a huge success for the Infinity Wrestling Federation, and Infinity #5 being another huge triumph our reporters have the latest update on all things Infinity following a busy few weeks.

Infinity COO The Copycat Kid has released the feedback from Immortalis, he had some harsh words for the no-shows in the Harmony Championship match, as you'd expect from the paranoid Chief Operating Offer. You can read the feedback here:- http://tckcopyroom.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/infinity-immortalis-feedback.html

Infinity Wrestling have officially signed Spike Daniels, who originally was only supposed to sign for a special one-match guest appearance against Matt Rydell. Spike lost his debut match, however, he has committed to a full time contract with the federation. Here is the leaked image of his roster card photo:-

The new signings don't stop there, word around the Infinity Arena is that three more superstars are in talks to sign with Infinity Wrestling, two of them three have supposedly already signed contracts with Roderick Blackmore. We will have more coverage on this as the story develops.

A.C. Mack who defeated Roderick Blackmore at Immortalis has gone quiet since the event, there are rumors that he is in talks to return either at his first Infinity Monday's event or at Purgatorium, the next Infinity Wrestling pay-per-view. Currently A.C. Mack has been filming 'Mr. West', a biography-picture of the singer Kanye West, this could answer for Mack's recent shyness of the ring, but with filming rapping up soon word around the locker room is that he is eager to bet back between the ropes.

Blair Holmes recent walk out of his match at Infinity #5 against James Jameson has everyone wondering as to the mental state of the the man who calls himself Household Entertainment, and whether or not if Over Rated staged the disappearance at Immortalis or if it was solely Blair Holmes plan to remove his parter John from the picture altogether. For weeks John would try and go over Blair in all their matches, the Infinity Police Department (IPD) are taking a serious look into the whereabouts of John Charismatic, and the location of Blair Holmes.

Chris Michaels superkick to Adrian Flynn following their successful victory over Murray Muir and Taylor Westfall has sparked a debate in the federation that Chris Michaels has aligned himself with Mr Osman of the Battle Zone Network. Word is that Chris feels he is the number one wrestler in the company and the BZN are going to push him to be just that, not Adrian Flynn. A reporter spoke to Chris as he was leaving the Infinity Arena following the show but he did not comment on his actions.

The FWA World Champion Isis Derrida has spoken against the code of practice of Infinity Wrestling, his interview with Logan Williams which aired on the Infinity #5 broadcast was not scripted in the slightest, Derrida's stance against the company is legitimate. Everyone at the Dirtsheet is convinced that he will make his debut soon with the possibility of choosing the side of the Battle Zone Network. No word yet as of yet about his Full Measures tag-team partner and best friend Valquist who is seen by his side in every federation they have been to together, and if whether or not Isis will appear alone or with the aid of his friend.  Here is the poster promoting the tag-team on the Infinity broadcasts:-

The Copycat Kid who won the Purity Championship at Infinity #5 has confirmed that if he lost the match to Neal Powers he would have had his contracted by the Battle Zone Network. TCK can also confirm that due to the interference of the newly appointed head referee Telis Reye the former champion Neal Powers is livid at the outcome of the match as he only had to prevent TCK from winning to face Adrian Flynn at Purgatorium. Neal's plan with the Purity Championship he took from TCK is as of yet unknown. Aside from this the COO has spoken highly of the success of Immortalis and Infinity #5, a reporter got to speak to him yesterday about the future for Infinity Wrestling, TCK said: "The last two shows were a colossal for the federation, I am proud of the direction it is going, and the BZN cannot halt its advance. I am committed fully to producing the best and most open product on the wrestling scene, I am looking for more people to join, and new ways to make the product more innovate. Everyone can copy that."

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Information About the IWF Singularis Championship!

For those lurking in the dark about the relevance and meaning of the Infinity titles, we at the Dirtsheet have gone to the trouble of enlightening you in Infinity City about just this issue. Pulled from the 'Developmental' page under the Infinity Championship Guide, here is the official statement about the Singularis Championship.

It is widely believed in the locker-room that the championship belt will be revealed on the second Infinity show on Monday August 19th 2013 and that it will be TCK doing the honours, and not Chairman Roderick Blackmore.

There is also rumblings amongst management that the Singularis division will be a success because the matches are non-conventional matches. Management believe this will lead to many memorable moments, and high spots that will be used in future highlight reels.

This week there are three Singularis qualifiers, the first of which is a Ladder match between Matt Young, Chris Michaels, and Craig Anderson. Second, Jamo and debutant Starkiss will collide in a submission match, and lastly two highly rated wrestlers Jason Smith and Joey Tierney will battle in a tables match.

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*Extracted from the Infinity Championship Guide *

IWF Singularis Championship

The IWF Singularis Championship is a title that means only extraordinary and ballsy competitors can fair at competing in the division for a shot becoming the champion. At Infinity HQ we didn’t want another typical ‘Hardcore’ division, and this is not about being that at all. The Singularis title represents singular and daring efforts to showboat yourself to becoming the most outstanding champion you can be, a high-risk, uncertain division that anything can happen. There are two major rules to the division, number one is that standard ‘one fall’ matches do not occur, and secondly the match will not end until there is a definitive winner. This league is about breaking down walls, coming out of your comfort zone, and being encouraged to do absolutely any and all things to become the singularity of the Infinity City…the person who has no limit, the person of infinite possibility.

‘Singularis’ Stipulations:

·     Conventional/standard matches will never take place when then IWF Singularis Championship is involved

·     Until a definitive winner of matches has their hand raised the match will continue, there is no escape from a match involving the IWF Singularis Championship

·     In a kayfabe manner, in order to contend for the championship your character must bring something to the table in a manner of speaking, this is a high-risk all reward division if you are successful

·     Types of common Singularis matches to take place will include:

o    Wager Matches: Bets on things, like Infinity creations, nicknames, finishing moves, rights to things, anything really. A winner takes all system.

o    Stipulation Matches: A participant, or both, have a stipulation to include for the upcoming match

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Infinity Dirtsheet: Twitter wars, tag-team's, 'Not Over', and more!

It has been a busy few weeks in the Infinity camp, with the effects of the first ever show still reeling its head there has been much talk of the future shows in line before the first pay-per-view Immortalis.

- The plan to have Infinity #3 as as a tag-team week is apparently still on the cards to happen no matter what. Speaking of tag-teams the only only official team is Over Rated (Holmes & Charismatic), but it is also rumored that Jordan Casanova and James Jameson have been overheard discussing the prospects of a stable consisting of both Agency and Fair City representatives.

- Infinity #2 will feature the IWF Singularis Championship, where people in order to compete must put something personal on the line in matches with risk-taking and a gambling natures. New Infinity star Starkiss has challenged Jamo over the use of the Clover Leaf Submission finisher which they both use, as of writing Jamo has not responded to his challenge as of yet.

- Taylor Westfall was tweeting in the week about A.C. Mack stealing the IWF World Championship from the first show:

- Another Twitter War firing up was between the two contestants in the qualifying for the IWF World Championship Murrary Muir and Adrian Flynn, here is their heated words between them:

- Many of the wrestlers backside spoke to Infinity City correspondents over the result of the John Charismatic & Blair Holmes match at Infinity #1. It was a unanimous thought in the roster that it should have been Charismatic who should have been the one to  take the pinfall for Holmes to win. Infinity COO even blasted him for his actions, "Talk about not putting anyone over in the match, John has only gone to show that he will never be over, and judging by the crowd reaction they'll all agree with me. John had a chance to put over his tag team partner, but chose otherwise."

- The Infinity COO TCK also released feedback about the first Infinity show, "Infinity one was a resounding success and set the bar for the future in this federation I can only hope we can kick it up a notch for week two, Infinity is going nowhere, copy that!"
You can find TCK's feedback for his "Copy Room" at this link: http://tckcopyroom.blogspot.co.uk/2013/08/infinity-1-feedback.html

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