War Games (2014) (also known as War Games '14: Pride Before a Fall) was to be an upcoming professional wrestling event produced by PRIDE All-Female Wrestling Championship. It was to take place on a date and location yet to be announced. Had the event taken place, it would have been PRIDE's tenth pay-per-view since the re-opening under the new name, and the third in the War Games chronology, (the first being in the company's first run, as All-Female Pride Wrestling) replacing the 2013 event, which was scheduled to take place but later cancelled, thus postponing the event until the following year. War Games was also be the second event of the 2014 PRIDE AFCW PPV schedule. Out of character-wise, it was tol be the twelfth event to be broadcast through the PRIDE Live Coverage System (the first
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| - War Games (2014) (also known as War Games '14: Pride Before a Fall) was to be an upcoming professional wrestling event produced by PRIDE All-Female Wrestling Championship. It was to take place on a date and location yet to be announced. Had the event taken place, it would have been PRIDE's tenth pay-per-view since the re-opening under the new name, and the third in the War Games chronology, (the first being in the company's first run, as All-Female Pride Wrestling) replacing the 2013 event, which was scheduled to take place but later cancelled, thus postponing the event until the following year. War Games was also be the second event of the 2014 PRIDE AFCW PPV schedule. Out of character-wise, it was tol be the twelfth event to be broadcast through the PRIDE Live Coverage System (the first
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| - War Games (2014) (also known as War Games '14: Pride Before a Fall) was to be an upcoming professional wrestling event produced by PRIDE All-Female Wrestling Championship. It was to take place on a date and location yet to be announced. Had the event taken place, it would have been PRIDE's tenth pay-per-view since the re-opening under the new name, and the third in the War Games chronology, (the first being in the company's first run, as All-Female Pride Wrestling) replacing the 2013 event, which was scheduled to take place but later cancelled, thus postponing the event until the following year. War Games was also be the second event of the 2014 PRIDE AFCW PPV schedule. Out of character-wise, it was tol be the twelfth event to be broadcast through the PRIDE Live Coverage System (the first three being the two AFPW pay-per-views, Coronation 2011 and War Games 2011, and PRIDE's Coronation 2012).
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