The Lower Midcard is the lowest rank in the ACW Rank system. It is where the vast majority of new members will start out at, and will be moved to Midcard if they impress enough. It was originall the maximum rank a wrestler could go for the Junior Title, before it became Fallout exclusive. In the earlier days of ACW, there was formerly an Opener rank, but the decision was made to make the other ranks larger, and as the Junior Title was exclusive to Fallout, there was less reason to keep the Opener rank.
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| - The Lower Midcard is the lowest rank in the ACW Rank system. It is where the vast majority of new members will start out at, and will be moved to Midcard if they impress enough. It was originall the maximum rank a wrestler could go for the Junior Title, before it became Fallout exclusive. In the earlier days of ACW, there was formerly an Opener rank, but the decision was made to make the other ranks larger, and as the Junior Title was exclusive to Fallout, there was less reason to keep the Opener rank.
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| - The Lower Midcard is the lowest rank in the ACW Rank system. It is where the vast majority of new members will start out at, and will be moved to Midcard if they impress enough. It was originall the maximum rank a wrestler could go for the Junior Title, before it became Fallout exclusive. In the earlier days of ACW, there was formerly an Opener rank, but the decision was made to make the other ranks larger, and as the Junior Title was exclusive to Fallout, there was less reason to keep the Opener rank.
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