Way back when Golden Pro Wrestling was in its infancy, Commissioner Parker Meloche took a trip out west.

His destination?

A county jail in La La Land where a young man with the street name Shotcaller was being held in a cell.

Parker was trying to put together an opening night roster for Golden Pro Wrestling, and he’d gotten a lead on a young, troubled wrestler with tons of potential. It was exactly the kind of bargain Parker was looking for.

Shotcaller was faced with a dilemma: staying locked up in jail or signing on with GPW for cheap.

He chose the latter, and it changed the course of Golden Pro Wrestling’s history because just a few seasons later, Shotcaller was on top… the Pure Gold Champion. And, now that Shotcaller is no longer under the thumb of Commissioner Meloche, he plans to stay “da champ” all the way through Season 6.

Plus…

With the freeing of Flip Costa, Golden Ben Miller is expected to turn sights on his first Pure Gold Championship, but there are plenty of other intriguing questions across the roster.

How will Flip Costa’s re-integration go now that he’s freed from the shackles of Draconium?

Violence retired Jumpstart at the end of Season 5, so who’s next on his hit list?

What role will Fuse Makoto’s wife play in his return to grace?

Dr. Dean’s star patient, Decade, is now the Silver Champion, but what other nefarious plans does the villainous psychiatrist have?

Season 6 will answer all these questions…

Welcome to Season 6: Blood And Bling.