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== Company History == |
== Company History == |
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=== Inysta Amateur Wrestling Confederation (2432- |
=== Inysta Amateur Wrestling Confederation (2432-2446) === |
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AOR's origins go back to the year 2432, when [[Saria Ardakaş Sr.]] in cooperation with the Ahitereiran Wrestling Union would franchise his own territory in Inysta. Ardakaş was a known Inystan promoter, gaining his initial fortune by promoting various events in the city, primarily theater and circuses. Due to the high population of the Inysta region, the region saw a lot of success in its booking, with most wrestlers nationwide choosing to fight in the region simply due to higher profits and also a better share due to an early aggressive push by Ardakaş. |
AOR's origins go back to the year 2432, when [[Saria Ardakaş Sr.]] in cooperation with the Ahitereiran Wrestling Union would franchise his own territory in Inysta. Ardakaş was a known Inystan promoter, gaining his initial fortune by promoting various events in the city, primarily theater and circuses. Due to the high population of the Inysta region, the region saw a lot of success in its booking, with most wrestlers nationwide choosing to fight in the region simply due to higher profits and also a better share due to an early aggressive push by Ardakaş. |
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=== The Silver Age (2446-2462) === |
=== The Silver Age (2446-2462) === |
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Despite the loss of the IAWC name, AOR's momentum didn't stop, with Ardakaş continuing its expansion in Inysta, and hosting various high caliber events with talent from the AWU. The AOR would also create its own versions of every AWU belt, claiming their legacy as well. The AOR would also create two new divisions, the Women's Division and the Tag Team Division, hoping that through this he would be able to use various wrestlers that couldn't captivate an audience on their own, as well as providing a platform for the various female athletes interested in the sport. |