WAR had its share of memorable matches including Mop 'N Glo, Dog Kennel Karnage, and who can forget The Screwjob, among others. But WAR lacked what its fans needed. That was a little legitamacy.

  Thats when the owner, Daddy Warbux decided to have a full-sized ring built in a barn outside of Rio, WI. The construction was a time consuming effort fronted by Daddy Warbux' unlimited amount of chedda'.

 

  Along with the new ring and a new attitude about the business, these juggalos took their act to the big-top. With barbed-wire wrapped light fixtures, a ramp with dual backstage areas, and of course Crapper 3:16, the new Goon's Den Arena allowed the wrestlers to do things they had never even dreamed of doing. It allowed them to become more and more extreme in their matches.

 

  With the new look and attitude came a new name.  A few new names were thrown around and after much debate a new name was chosen: Extreme Barnyard Wrestling. The EBW was now unleashed to wreak havoc on the world.

  At first the crowds were small, but soon word got around and the Goon's Den was filled for such PPV's as "Hell in a Haymow", "Virtual Brutality", and "Virtual Brutality II".(A half barrel didn't hurt numbers either). Some of the greatest matches in EBW history also took place at these PPV's. They include the first ever "Crapper" match, a Mexican Mask Match, numerous triple-threat singles and tag title matches, hardcore matches(pretty much every match), battle royals, and Crapper II: Handicrapped.

  In its short existence the EBW has had a hell of a run, but what does the future hold for Extreme Barnyard Wrestling? Will it die? Well, there's one thing for sure, if it happens to turn out that way, EBW will go out with a bang, and will take all of you straight to HELL with it.

 

  You will never, E-E-EVER forget the name of E-B-W!