THE BEGINNING
09/22/1999 - 02/17/2002

This is the remains of the original run of Solid Gold Wrestling. Unfortunately, all of the Mike Frost, John Baron, and Sam Crust era results from before this point were lost. In a way, e-fed results were considered disposable back then and were rarely saved when an e-fed went out of business. Most people just deleted everything when they shut down because why not, I guess. By this point, Solid Gold Wrestling had already closed at least twice that I can remember. I was the owner from 11/4/01 to 1/6/02 at this time. My original run was short lived before I handed the reins back over to Mike Frost.

Starting with the 1/27/2002 set of results, Mike Frost took Solid Gold Wrestling back over for about a month after I decided to return to roleplaying. There were only a handful of shows completed in his name during this run before the fed collapsed. There were a number of contributors to this cause but the main one was just his complete lack of compassion for the guys on his roster. Frost did what he wanted to do and was unapologetic. In the end, it cost him the support of his team and this would be the last time he would control Solid Gold Wrestling. Most notable during this run was the creation of the WrestleBrawl pay-per-view.

04/21/2002 - 09/08/2002

COMING SOON

I'm very proud to announce that an old nEw site was discovered on 9/14/21, which still housed a significant number of complete events. These events feature matches including Scott, Brett, Josh, Patrick, Rob, and other familiar personalities from SGW, as well as references to SGW, APW, and other notable e-feds of the time. These episodes of nEw Showtime will be uploaded as time allows.

New Era Wrestling was created by Jason King and Mike Frost, then later continued exclusively by Jason King.

THE ONE THAT TIME FORGOT
07/18/2004 - 08/08/2004

This is considered the "lost" version of Solid Gold Wrestling or SGWx. There were at least two attempts made by me to either reboot Solid Gold Wrestling or use it to springboard a "sister" promotion. In my time, I've seen both New Era Wrestling and League of Champions successfully rise up from the ashes of SGW with former SGW talent and owners, acknowledging SGW's history and intertwining it with their own. I tried the same with Platinum Pro and it never had its first show. Years later, well after SGW '06, actually, I tried it again with Final Frontier Wrestling and that one, too, never had its first show. The only one that ever came close to succeeding was SGWx. I made a conscious decision to ignore the past title histories while maintaining the character back stories. I'm really not sure what led to the end of SGWx. The interest was there, the roster was there, and the roleplays were there... but the week of our first pay-per-view, I just packed it up and went home.

THE ONE THAT SET THE STANDARD
01/14/2006 - 09/09/2006

This version of Solid Gold Wrestling was created after Scott closed his League of Champion e-fed. During that run, Jeff Jarrett had won the vacant Solid Gold Wrestling World, New Era Wrestling, and League of Champions World Heavyweight Championship. It was decided to put that little bit of history to use and thus was born SGW '06, one of the most successful yet controversial runs of SGW in its long history. It ran for several months before I had to take time off for burnout and real life issues and I just never found my way back. The entire 2006 run is collected here minus the last 3 or 4 events that were lost when the final site was shut down sometime in August or early September.

08/07/2016 - 03/31/2021

COMING SOON

LARIAT Underground was an e-fed operated by Jim. It had a unique approach to e-fed results, including a significant number of edited images and a "live streaming" feature which has never been used before or since.

When SGW '06 ended, we moved away from e-fedding for over a decade. During this time, the remaining SGW archives were thought to be lost in a computer crash. In 2019, we unexpectedly returned to e-fedding. After a couple of negative experiences, we took another break and it was during this break that I discovered the SGW archives on a flash drive. Craig Chalmers secured the website, Drew put the spectacular graphics together, and we set off on a quest to run an old school e-fed "the right way."

This version of Solid Gold Wrestling deviated from the traditional method of a weekly show and pay-per-view model, instead opting for each show having its own unique look and feel. It lasted for roughly ten months before we had to step away, and is the only version of Solid Gold Wrestling with an open and shut story.

SHOCK was a 500 word limit "micro-fed" that's continuity ran concurrently with Modern Era SGW. All segments written on SHOCK were provided by the roleplayers. While SHOCK maintained its own angles and continuity, the events of SHOCK are official Solid Gold Wrestling canon. With the success of Modern Era SGW, it was determined that there was room for expansion, leading to the creation of this second brand. It was named SHOCK in honor of SGW's longest running weekly show.

03/08/2020 - 08/01/2020

These are special events held outside the "Modern SGW" and "SHOCK" schedules, yet are still canon and relevant to current events. With the exception of the very first special event, Wrestling Gold '88, all of these special events were contested under a 500 word limit.

10/11/2020 - 11/07/2020

COMING SOON

Legacy Pro was a traditional e-fed, owned and operated by Rando. Legacy Pro featured multiple SGW alumni such as Dave, Yolo, Wasabi, and Roc.  The company also featured the first-ever Road Warriors Memorial Tag Team Blind, an innovative stipulation used to crown the first-ever tag team champions.

The complete forum can be found here.

10/31/2020 - 12/21/2020

COMING SOON

CyberFights was an e-fed, owned and operated by Yolo and Wasabi, which was heavily inspired by Japanese puroresu. CyberFights introduced many new concepts and match stipulations, as well as openly embracing unusual and untraditional characters. While the main two titles were single gender titles, CyberFights featured two intergender championships.

The complete forum can be found here.

10/31/2020 - 12/21/2020

COMING SOON

Seven Star Wrestling was a traditional e-fed, owned and operated by Dustin and Jared. Seven Star featured several SGW alumni such as Scott, Anthony, Josh, Drew, Dave, Roc, Yolo, and Wasabi. While Seven Star Pro featured some of the most hotly contested matches in our circle, it's the only fed where John Cena slapped Paul London in the face with a chalupa.

03/06/2021 - 04/03/2021

REQUIEM was a short lived experiment following the conclusion of Solid Gold Wrestling. It featured innovative concepts such as writing prompts and increased interactivity for handlers, as well as a currency system. REQUIEM is only semi-acknowledged as canon in Solid Gold Wrestling history.