Jeri-MAX Ooze

Jeri-MAX Ooze has been the second CPV of the Jeri-MAX Season since its days as an e-fed.

The first Ooze "PPV" was held in 2008 when the WARP and VORTEX Shows each had their own rosters alongside the new Jeri-MAX Eastern Brand. The Main Events of WARP, VORTEX and Eastern were all Elimination Chambers to determine who would win the vacant World Championships of each particular show.

Season 1
The first season of Jeri-MAX's Ooze CPV was scheduled for January 21st, 2010. The official theme song was "Get Through This" by Art of Dying. 8 matches were announced, including a 4-Man Mini Tournament between returning e-fed Jeri-MAX stars for the Money in the Jeri-Bank Briefcase. The main event was Dorf Liggleton defending his Jeri-MAX World Heavyweight Championship against Hulk Hogan who was making his Jeri-MAX debut.

Season 2
The second season of Jeri-MAX's Ooze CPV was scheduled for June 10th, 2011. The official theme was "Ain't No Grave" by Johnny Cash. There were 7 matches scheduled. The Main Events featured David "A-List" Otunga defending the World Heavyweight Championship against his handpicked opponent, Winter Bradleys, as well as the Hogans defending their Tag Team Championships against the Hardys in a Ladder match. This was the CPV debut for Jeri-MAX announcers Steve "The Intern" Lantern and Homer.


 * - Danny Jackpot promised to quit Jeri-MAX if he lost to Grover Cleveland, but went back on his word.
 * - Prior to the scheduled Triple Threat Match, Sakoda added Christian to the match.

Season 3
The third season of Jeri-MAX's Ooze CPV was scheduled for April 20th, 2013. The official theme was "Infected" by 12 Stones. There were 9 matches scheduled for the event, including 1 Pre-Show match, though 10took place. The main event featured Lamarell McDaniel defending the Jeri-MAX World Heavyweight Championship against King Matt Eichorn.

Following the success of Jeri-MAX 50, Ooze was the first Jeri-MAX CPV to be streamed live on twitch.tv. The commentary team for Ooze featured Slip from new Legacy inc.

Season 4

 * 6 - Due to the match stipulations, Ricky Halim gets a Hardcore title shot, Justin Bowers gets a European title shot, Skippy Pearls gets a Intercontinenal title shot and Christian gets a World title shot.