ULTRA BRAWL RESULTS IN CHAMPIONSHIP CONTROVERSY! As the events unfolded at Ultra Brawl, the entire EUWC roster filled the ring and did battle with each other.  In the process, EUWC Champion Hawkeye and World Heavyweight Champion Nero were injured.  No amount of EUWC referees or officials could contain the action and all control of the Main Event was lost.  In the melee that ensued, Matt Pickstock snatched up both title belts and escaped from Houston Texas with them. Since then, it has been discovered that the EUWC Board of Directors has ordered Pickstock to relinquish the belts to them. At this point it is unclear who would have emerged victorious in the Unification Championship match, but one must assume that the titles will be returned to their rightful owners and a rematch would take place, right? WRONG! According to EUWC Attorney Michael Colin Briggs, the Board of Directors have declared the EUWC World Heavyweight Championship and the EUWC Championship Vacant.  Briggs was then commissioned to announce that at the Chad Dupree Memorial Cup event in just a few weeks the EUWC World Heavyweight Championship would be awarded to the winner of a one-night sixteen man single elimination tournament.  Usually the winner of the prestigious tournament would receive a title shot and his name on the Dupree Cup trophy.  However, this year the winner not only gets his name etched on the prestigious trophy, but will also be declared the Undisputed EUWC World Heavyweight Champion. As for the future of the EUWC Championship, Briggs was able to tell EUWC.FWRESTLING.COM that the title was now defunct.  In addition to that, the Board of Directors has voted that neither Main Frame nor Blackout will stick around, and that EUWC Monday Night Brawl will house both brands under one roof from here on out.  That's right folks, the roster split has ended. Briggs would continue on saying that now there would be one World Champion and one set of World Tag Team Champions.  The EUWC World Tag team Champions Daymon & Dan Ryan would continue on with those belts, and their EUWC Tag Team Titles would be declared defunct.  As for the four under-card Championships, only two would survive the year.  While he didn't mention a date, Briggs did say that there would be two Unification matches in the future to determine which under-card Championships will remain and thus the others would be named defunct. This is huge news! As for the tournament participants.... Briggs stated that all he could do was tell us that the sixteen superstars will be named in 24 hours and featured here on EUWC.FWRESTLING.COM Sunday nigh Oct 14 at 6:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time...