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  1. Hi, where can I get the render of the wrestlers in this kind of cut, I mean not only the face, but from the thighs to head? Thanks
  2. Hello good morning everyone I am running an AWA save in 1991. My AWA in 1991 is ECW before ECW. I am using this logo but I would like to convert to GIF-nGo style. Also I am looking logo for this classic AWA PPVS/ - SuperClash - SuperSunday - WrestleRock - Rage in the Cage Thanks to GIF - nGo style Thanks
  3. Hi, I just finished editing the Titles (which going backwards from Jan 92 to Jan 90 was really hard , but is ok). I also like to thank to "thecoolestjedi12" who also help me with is project of 1990 Database. Now I will be focus in Rosters. I hope BETA release will be ready soon
  4. This is a new project I've been working on for a few weeks, I have permission from Fleisch to use his 1992 MOD as a base. Why 1990? Well two reasons, one is personal, I was a child when the Ultimate Warrior was hyped and won the world title, and this makes me very nostalgic. The second is that it seemed like a good time for a change in wrestling, everything seemed to indicate that The Ultimate Warrior would be the figurehead of the WWF for the next few years (of course we then saw Hogan starring in Wretlemania again in 1991, 1992 and 1993! !!) WCW was going through something similar, it seemed that Sting would finally be world champion and that the product would improve after a great 1989. Likewise, the AWA was still around, although it was getting worse and worse, a stagnant product and almost empty arenas, it still had talent on its roster and a TV show on ESPN. I don't know much about how the situation was in Japan, Europe or Mexico around 1990, so there will be things to improve in future updates. =============================================== The World in 1990, so far... WWF By 1990, WWF was all over cable and national television. It was running four successful Pay-Per-Views (Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, SummerSlam, and Survivor Series). New story-lines and angles were executed to perfection due to the vast amount of talent that headed to the WWF from recent defunct organizations. The WWF World Heavyweight Championship was around the waist of Hulk Hogan heading into the new decade. His feud with "Macho Man" Randy Savage during 1989 was outstanding. After defeating wrestlers like Andre The Giant, Savage, Ted Dibiase and Zeus in the past few years, the big question heading into 1990 was...who was going to be Hogan's next foe? The choice was the current Intercontinental Champion Ultimate Warrior, who's popularity was second to only Hogan. It may have actually been greater than the World Champ. The match was a "Champion vs. Champion" match with both titles on the line. AWA After failing to succeed in its latest business relationship with WCCW and CWA, Verne Gagne left the creativity and business decision to a young salesman name Eric Bischoff. Bischoff went from selling advertising time to running a company that was over 40 years but was on its last leg. The AWA World Title was no longer recognized as a "World" title, but as a second class championship. Eric's idea to bring back the fans was to create a long running tournament dubbed the "Team Challenge Series". The wrestling rosters were divided into three teams, led by Larry Zbryszko (Larry's Legends), Sgt. Slaughter (Slaughter's Sniper's) and Baron Von Raschke (Baron's Blitzers). Some of the matches were held in a studio, without fans, due to the small attendance. Others were held in the Rochester Civic Center to be aired on ESPN. WCW After acquiring Jim Crockett Promotions, WCW struggled to identify themselves with the current ownership. Ted Turner wanted to make changes and instill new ideas to a promotion that was becoming stale with its story-lines. Guys like Jim Herd and Skip Frey were not qualified and others like Dusty Rhodes, Bill Watts, and Ole Anderson still believed in their "old school" ways. The biggest feuds heading into the 90s was Ric Flair and the WCW's two youngest stars, Sting and Lex Luger. Usually with the help of his fellow Horseman, Flair would escape with his title. I decided to change the start date from April to January USWA After SuperClash III, the AWA severed its ties with CWA and WCCW. But, the United States Wrestling Association was formed without the AWA to continue their plan in competing with the WWF and WCW. The main focus of the USWA were Jerry Lawler and the Von Erichs. The talent of both organizations were pretty deep, but the story-lines were staled. It was basically what made each promotion successful in the early 80s. The roster also included The Soultaker (aka Papa Shango), Kamala, Eddie Gilbert, Jeff Jarrett, Eric Embry, and the Southern Rockers.
  5. This is a new project I've been working on for a few weeks, I have permission from Fleisch to use his 1992 MOD as a base. Why 1990? Well two reasons, one is personal, I was a child when the Ultimate Warrior was hyped and won the world title, and this makes me very nostalgic. The second is that it seemed like a good time for a change in wrestling, everything seemed to indicate that The Ultimate Warrior would be the figurehead of the WWF for the next few years (of course we then saw Hogan starring in Wretlemania again in 1991, 1992 and 1993! !!) WCW was going through something similar, it seemed that Sting would finally be world champion and that the product would improve after a great 1989. Likewise, the AWA was still around, although it was getting worse and worse, a stagnant product and almost empty arenas, it still had talent on its roster and a TV show on ESPN. I don't know much about how the situation was in Japan, Europe or Mexico around 1990, so there will be things to improve in future updates. =============================================== The World in 1990, so far... WWF By 1990, WWF was all over cable and national television. It was running four successful Pay-Per-Views (Royal Rumble, WrestleMania, SummerSlam, and Survivor Series). New story-lines and angles were executed to perfection due to the vast amount of talent that headed to the WWF from recent defunct organizations. The WWF World Heavyweight Championship was around the waist of Hulk Hogan heading into the new decade. His feud with "Macho Man" Randy Savage during 1989 was outstanding. After defeating wrestlers like Andre The Giant, Savage, Ted Dibiase and Zeus in the past few years, the big question heading into 1990 was...who was going to be Hogan's next foe? The choice was the current Intercontinental Champion Ultimate Warrior, who's popularity was second to only Hogan. It may have actually been greater than the World Champ. The match was a "Champion vs. Champion" match with both titles on the line. AWA After failing to succeed in its latest business relationship with WCCW and CWA, Verne Gagne left the creativity and business decision to a young salesman name Eric Bischoff. Bischoff went from selling advertising time to running a company that was over 40 years but was on its last leg. The AWA World Title was no longer recognized as a "World" title, but as a second class championship. Eric's idea to bring back the fans was to create a long running tournament dubbed the "Team Challenge Series". The wrestling rosters were divided into three teams, led by Larry Zbryszko (Larry's Legends), Sgt. Slaughter (Slaughter's Sniper's) and Baron Von Raschke (Baron's Blitzers). Some of the matches were held in a studio, without fans, due to the small attendance. Others were held in the Rochester Civic Center to be aired on ESPN. WCW After acquiring Jim Crockett Promotions, WCW struggled to identify themselves with the current ownership. Ted Turner wanted to make changes and instill new ideas to a promotion that was becoming stale with its story-lines. Guys like Jim Herd and Skip Frey were not qualified and others like Dusty Rhodes, Bill Watts, and Ole Anderson still believed in their "old school" ways. The biggest feuds heading into the 90s was Ric Flair and the WCW's two youngest stars, Sting and Lex Luger. Usually with the help of his fellow Horseman, Flair would escape with his title. I decided to change the start date from April to January USWA After SuperClash III, the AWA severed its ties with CWA and WCCW. But, the United States Wrestling Association was formed without the AWA to continue their plan in competing with the WWF and WCW. The main focus of the USWA were Jerry Lawler and the Von Erichs. The talent of both organizations were pretty deep, but the story-lines were staled. It was basically what made each promotion successful in the early 80s. The roster also included The Soultaker (aka Papa Shango), Kamala, Eddie Gilbert, Jeff Jarrett, Eric Embry, and the Southern Rockers.
  6. Thanks I am working in Titles and Title's History, Planning maybe going to January, since many interesting facts and changing of titles happened between January and April 1990. Thanks
  7. If are many requested post change stsrt date to January I can work in that, but as I said excuse me if AJPWwill not be accurate enough, at least in beta release.
  8. No problem , everything is welcome with respect, your comments were fine. About Team Challenges Series there was a lot of controversy who came with the idea Greg Gagne who is in bad relationship with Bischoff since WCW days, claimed (when they were in good relationship in AWA days) for a long time that Bischoff came with this "new" gimmicky ideas. But with the time an the book "Controversy creates cash" Bischoff said that Team Challenge Series was a Greg Gagne idea, and he never had a creative role in AWA dying days. He was just a sales employee turned into an interviewer. About the start month I am working on April, I saw another post who says January would be fine. if more people prefer January than April, I can make it work.
  9. Thanks, very helpful. I know by 1990 AJPW was a big deal. I am working on rosters now. But this help me I only know tgat Jumbo Tsuruta, Genichiro Tenryu were ver hyped, algo very good tag team division, by even that I would try to get more info about Japan, maybe after BETA release you can help me with more suggestiones, thanks.
  10. I decided to change the start date from April to January 1990. This post will be closed. New Link: http://www.greydogsoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2529006#post2529006
  11. I decided to change the start date from April to January 1990. This post will be closed. New Link: http://www.greydogsoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2529006#post2529006
  12. Hello, I had a long time ago a Spanish language server in Discord, but for personal reason I closed. So I decided to reopen again and make a spanish speaking community, if interested, this is the link https://discord.gg/EGEbt8Kr *********************************************** Hola, hace un tiempo atras tuve un server de Discord en español, por motivo personales, lo cerre. Pero ahora he decidio reabrir uno, y crear una comunidad de TEW en español, si estan interesados, este es el link. https://discord.gg/EGEbt8Kr
  13. Hello, I had a long time ago a Spanish language server in Discord, but for personal reason I closed. So I decided to reopen again and make a spanish speaking community, if interested, this is the link https://discord.gg/EGEbt8Kr *********************************************** Hola, hace un tiempo atras tuve un server de Discord en español, por motivo personales, lo cerre. Pero ahora he decidio reabrir uno, y crear una comunidad de TEW en español, si estan interesados, este es el link. https://discord.gg/EGEbt8Kr
  14. Hi, I am stick to this MOD and he awesome a great time to start booking wrestling, but I got an issue about TV show : World Championship Wrestling by January 1985 was not a JCP tv show, that happened on April 1985. By January World Championship Wrestling was still a studio wrestling tv show from WWF (Black Saturday) . For a future update, maybe. thanks
  15. Here are the right links: http://www.greydogsoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=552384
  16. I like Gaz's mods 1993 or 1995. But honestly I feel 1991 mod is the most complete
  17. Anybody know how can I remove the lines of the PNG files? I see in all custom skins, lines were replaced by shades. Or I need different PNG template?
  18. Ok. Currently I do not watch wrestling (really I try but I cannot stay in), I am more into 80s, 90s, 2000s. WWF, WCW or TNA. I spent time watching old PPVs,old NITROS, or RAW.
  19. I am trying to send you a PM, but looks your user is not available. Your Avatar looks like you are a 90s fan as me. What about Monday Night Wars.?
  20. Anybody know where ( a forum or so) can get player for a multiplayer game? Thanks
  21. Anybody know where ( a forum or so) can get player for a multiplayer game? Thanks
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