Rules
The competition is divided into three rounds.
- In Round One, there are two tag team matches. The two winning teams get two points apiece.
- In Round Two, there are two singles matches. The winners get three points for their respective teams.
- In Round Three, there will be a gauntlet involving all 16 wrestlers. The last two remaining wrestlers receive two points apiece for their respective teams. The winner gets an additional three points for his team. If the final two are on the same team, then they will automatically receive all seven points, and thus win the tournament.
- In the event of a tie, the captains of the two teams will compete in a singles match in order to determine the champion.
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