Vanishing Gold
Ric Nicholls, Freelance Writer

Only time will tell if the "fugitive" duo known as THE Alliance will surrender the Championship gold to Edward Cross and The Elementals.

September Onslaught was the stage for one of SCW's most controversial moments since it's rebirth on June 18, 2002. During a historical three-way match-up pitting two of THE Alliance members against the reigning Tag-Team Champions, The Elementals, and the makeshift team of Justin Wimbley and Jasmine Star, a heinous crime was committed and the championship belts were stolen.

"This was a blatant act of terrorism against SCW. I will not stand for it and I demand that those belts be returned to The Elementals immediately." said SCW President and Owner Edward Cross. "I will not tolerate THE Alliance's vulgar tactics and I promise that they will regret what they have done."

After their match at September Onslaught, the "fugitive" duo attacked The Elementals, SCW's Tag-Team Champions, and stole the championship belts. Feeling "robbed" of their victory by the enigmatic Heretics, The Talent was quoted in saying "Those loser Scooby Doo's are going to feel what it's like to be run over by THE Steamroller! The Talent will show you what it's all about."

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True Champions?
THE Alliance members, Blackout and The Talent have declared that they are the true champions.

After their match at September Onslaught was decided a "No Contest" due to interference by The Heretics, THE Alliance's self-proclaimed Tag-Team Champions blindsided the "real" champs and ran off with the gold.

Hardcore Anyone?

Jeremy Laplante, SCW Staff

At September Onslaught five competitors put their bodies on the line and battled it out to become the next Hardcore king.  In the end it proved that "size does matter" as Rancid annihilated his opponents to become the SCW Hardcore champion.

Sandman
SCW World Champion

Who's Next?
With Shan Toril, THE Alliance's so-called "Ringleader", out of the way, does Sandman have what it takes to remain the SCW World Champion? With contenders like Ragnarok, Rancid, and Big Fat Smelly Bastard, how long will he be able to stay on top?

Sweet Dreams
Ric Nicholls, Freelance Writer

After a long hard struggle to get back to the top, the "Master of the Sweet Dreams" is once again the reigning SCW World Champion.

At September Onslaught, Sandman won the coveted World Championship title from Shan Toril after a grueling "No Interference/Torture Chamber Match".

"He is certainly a dangerous competitor, but he's no match for me. I told him I would take his "trophy" and I always follow through with what I say. This belt has finally returned to its rightful owner."

With former RWA members, Wolfen and Night Flyer at ringside, they could only watch as Shan Toril used his uncanny strength to overpower and slowly dismantle the two-time World Champion. But, as is the case with Sandman on many occasion, he valiantly fought back and defeated the deadly "New Haven Behemoth" with his patented "Sweet Dreams" followed by a Sleeperhold.

Throughout the match, chants of "Sandman" and "RWA" filled the arena. With all former members of the RWA in attendance, it only begs to ask if this is a hint towards the reformation of the dominating RWA faction?