WFW Guerra Interminable was a pay per view event from World's Finest Wrestling. It was held at the Arena Mexico in Mexico City, Mexico and aired from November 3, 2004 to November 20, 2004.
The pay per view is only one of two pay per view events that have been held outside of the United States (the other being Great Expectations from Dublin). The pay per view's name stands for "Endless War" in Spanish.
WFW Guerra Interminable: 2004[]
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| Promotion | WFW | |
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| Date | Nov 3-20, 2004 | |
| Venue | Arena Mexico | |
| City | Mexico City, Mexico | |
| Attendance | 16,000 | |
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| WFW Paradise Lost II | WFW Guerra Interminable | WFW Ghoulish Games II |
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This pay per view is most known for the Cibernetico match between Team Hart and Team Anarky. The eight man tag team elimination match was expected to award the sole survivor a shot at the WFW North American Champion Psycho.. however two members of Team Anarky survived. The main event saw a Two Out of Three Falls match inspired by Lucha rules as the WFW World Heavyweight champion Michael Manson retained his title against El Arco Iris two falls to one.
Results[]
| # | Results | Stipulations | Times |
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| 1 | Team Anarky (Felix Red and Anarky remaining) defeated Team Hart. | Ciberntico match for a shot at the North American Championship | 38:31 |
| 2 | Copycat and "the Ego Buster" Dan Ryan defeated "the Viewer's Choice" Scotty Michaels and Psycho (c). | "Partners Incredible" Tag Team match | 24:44 |
| 3 | Maelstrom defeated Jared Wells (c). | Non-Title match | 19:39 |
| ME | Michael Manson (c) defeated El Arco Iris. | Two Out of Three Falls match for the WFW World Heavyweight Championship | 28:01 |
See Also[]
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