3WA Annihilation

Annihilation was an annual proffesional wrestling pay-per view produced by the World Wide Wrestling Alliance (3WA.) It is famous for being the first ever pay-per view ever produced by the 3WA. The first one was held in March of 2006, and the second, May of 2007.

2006
Annihilation 2006 was the first ever pay-per view produced by the 3WA, held on March 12, 2006, in Chicago Illinois. The first 3WA World Heavyweight Champion was crowned at this event by an eight man tournament.


 * Kyko "The Pyscho" defeated Split Second to win his first Internet Championship.
 * This is the first match ever on 3WA pay-per view and also the first title change.
 * Blackout defeated The Surge in a Loser Leaves 3WA match.
 * The Canadian Destroyer defeated Trevista in a World Heavyweight Championship tournament quarter-finals match to advance to the semi-finals.
 * Shane "The Machine" Williams defeated Mack Murphy in a World Heavyweight Championship tournament quarter-finals match to advance to the semi-finals to face The Canadian Destroyer.
 * Shaun Stetson defeated Hyde in a World Heavyweight Championship tournament quarter-finals match to advance to the semi-finals.
 * This is the first 3WA pay-per view match to end via submission.
 * Internet Champion Kyko "The Pyscho" defeated Outlaw Rex Kane in a World Heavyweight Championship tournament quarter-finals match to advance to the semi-finals to face Shaun Stetson.
 * Shane "The Machine" Williams defeated The Canadian Destroyer by countout in a World Heavyweight Championship tournament semi-finals match to advance to the finals.
 * This is the first 3WA pay-per view match to end via count out.
 * Internet Champion Kyko "The Pyscho" defeated Shaun Stetson in a World Heavyweight Championship semi-finals match to advance to the finals to face Shane "The Machine" Williams.
 * Co-General Manager Drew Hayden came out and announced the match a draw instead, meaning both Kyko and Shaun Stetson advanced to the finals.
 * Shane "The Machine" Williams defeated Shaun Stetson and Internet Champion Kyko in the World Heavyweight Championship tournament finals to become the first ever 3WA World Heavyweight Champion.