A match type first seen at Capital Punishment 2005. Basically, four rings are put together with a gigantic cage over the entirety of them. Chain link partitions separate the four rings, with removable doors in them. Two superstars begin in ring #1 while the other three superstars wait in their own rings. After 4 minutes, the door to ring #2 opens, allowing the superstars to traverse between them, and after 6 minutes, ring #3 opens and so on, until all the rings are open. In ring #1 is a ladder, and in ring #4 is a key suspended from the top of the cage. The first man to scale that ladder and grab the key, unlocking the door and getting out of the structure is declared the winner.

 

Past Matches: Cole Oz v. Sam Bratton v. Daniel Santoy v. John Pirtle v. PG13 for the SWF Championship (Daniel Santoy wins)

 

 

 

A play on the battle royale theme of many federations. The High Stakes Battle Royal is held once a year to determine the number one contender to the SWF Championship. It starts with two men in the ring. Any time there is an elimination, a man is replaced by another superstar. Competitors can be eliminated by being thrown over the top rope with both feet hitting the floor, or by the more conventional means of pinfall or submission. The last man standing in the ring is declared the winner..

 

Past Winners: Dan Morrow, Sam Bratton, Dexter

 

 

 

A new match type specifically for the new SWF. The Stairway to Hell match is fought inside the ring, which is enclosed on all sides and top by a gigantic steel cage that encompasses both the ring and the ringside area. The object of the match is not pinfall or submission though. Ladders will be provided and an object will be suspended from the top of the cage. The first man to erect the ladder and retrieve the item will be declared the winner.