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Kite Chaos writes...
"A lot has changed in the UWF in the last week? How did it effect the Top Five? Find out inside!!!

Hello again! I'm Kite Chaos and I'm back with another UWF Weekly Top Five! This week featured not only Bombshell, but also our February PPV, Love and War. We saw the Undisputed championship change hands not once, but twice as well as all singles championships on the line. So who retained their spots on the Top Five? Who lost their spots? And who broke the ranks and earned their spot on the countdown? Let's find out......

First, let's say a found farewell to the following individuals:

Electric Shadow(4)- Unfortunately, this was not a good week for the now former Undisputed Champion. First, he lost his championship at Bombshell, then turned around and lost to newcomer Marcus Alexander in the opening match of the PPV. Can Electric Shadow turn it around next month? We'll just have to wait and see.

Now with that out of the way, let's take a look at our Honorable Mention:

BigHomie: Again, BigHomie just barely misses a spot on the Top Five. He got a no-show victory over Murdoc at Bombshell, but failed to defeat The80sGuy in the Main Event of Love and Hate. Unfortunately for him, this loss is just enough to leave him sitting on the outside, looking in once more.

Now with these two taken care of, let's move forward with the.....

WEEKLY TOP FIVE!!!!!

Number Five: Echos(5)- Once again, Echos comes in at number five. At Bombshell, he defeated his ally Electric Shadow to become the Undisputed champion. However, he came up short against Gage Samuelson at Love and War, losing that very same title. The short reign gets him on the countdown, but the loss prevents him from moving any higher.

Number Four: Peyton Colt()- It was a mixed week for Mr. Colt. First, he no-shows his match at Bombshell. But then our esteemed Commissioner, Nikki, throws the poor kid a bone and puts him in the Midwestern States championship match against Michael Master and Josh Arcanum. And the kid delivers bigtime as he scores his second victory over Arcanum this month and the no-showing Michael Masters to become the Midwestern States champion. While only a rookie, this kid has shown more than enough talent to make a major impact and this reporter predicts that Peyton will enjoy a spot on the Top Five for a long time to come. But only time will tell if he's able to deliver.

Number Three: The80sGuy(2)- At Bombshell, 80sGuy no-showed his match, stunning everyone and making us wonder if he would be holding the Ultimate championship much longer. But he proved everyone wrong when he came back and defeated BigHomie in the Main Event of Love and War to retain his title in a hard fought and dangerous match-up. However, the Bombshell no-show costs him a spot on the Weekly Top Five. Maybe that'll teach him to make all his matches.

Number Two: Madison Ross(1)- I'm almost sorry to have to do this, but unfortunately, despite winning both of her matches this week, I'm forced to drop Ms. Ross to number two. But what a week she had. First, she scored a victory over Josh Arcanum, albeit a forfeit victory after she was attacked prior to the match and Arcanum refused to face her. And then, she got her revenge when she defeated her attacker, Venus, to retain her Soul Harvester championship at Love and War. All in all, an excellent week for Madison, topped only by the week our number one spot holder had.

So who was it? Who took the top spot from Madison Ross? The answer is obvious to anyone who's been paying attention to the UWF.

Number One: Gage Samuelson(3)- And talking about big weeks, no one had a bigger one than this man. First, at Bombshell, he defeated the Ultimate Champion, The80sGuy, by no-show. And then, at Love and War, he walked in as the Midwestern States champion and left as the Undisputed champion when he defeated Echos, who had won the championship less than a week prior. This man has had one hell of a month and that was the way to cap it off. This reporter can only say congratulations to our new Undisputed champion and wish him all the best as he continues to try and set his legacy in stone.

And that's the UWF Weekly Top Five! But with new blood in the form of Katrina, Venus, Marcus Alexander, and Ethan Reid as well veterans like Johnny Phantom, Josh Arcanum, and JT Davison, the next time we could very well be looking at a completely different list. But we can only wait and see. For the UWF, this is Kite Chaos and we will see you back here at the UWF Weekly Top Five"