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<p>Feels like the league's gonna be another dogfight.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Ernest Youngman</strong> vs. Nelson Callum</p><p>
<strong>Riddick Jordan</strong> vs. Yasuhide Tayama</p><p>
Konrad Makinen vs. <strong>Tigre Salvaje Jr</strong></p><p>
Heihachiro Sakai vs. <strong>Landon Mallory</strong></p><p>
Frankie Perez vs. <strong>Mr. Lucha III</strong></p>
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Ernest Youngman vs. Mr. Lucha III
Tigre Salvaje Jr vs. Yasuhide Tayama
Frankie Perez vs. Landon Mallory
Heihachiro Sakai vs. Riddick Jordan
Konrad Makinen vs. Nelson Callum
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Round 1
MATCH CARD
Frankie Perez vs. Nelson Callum
Konrad Makinen vs. Yasuhide Tayama
Landon Mallory vs. Riddick Jordan
Heihachiro Sakai vs. Mr. Lucha III
Ernest Youngman vs. Tigre Salvaje Jr
Winner predictions: 1. Youngman; 2. Mr. Lucha III
Being branded a choker will tick Youngman off more than anything that's happened to him so far. III is finally rid of Captain Lucha and I expect him to run wild.
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Now everyone else who contributed 50% or more to the predictions competition (DinoKea, christmas_ape, Editor6 and Herrbear), please submit any questions you would like Mr. Lucha III to answer on the podcast.
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The last thing I'm toying with is doing end-of-year awards that you can all vote on, although I don't really want to do it if there's only one or two people who are interested enough to take part. If it's something you think is worthwhile, let me know. If not, I'll go off general sentiment from comments in the past and decide the winners myself. The awards would be pretty standard - wrestler of the year, match of the year, show of the year, most improved etc.
QUESTION: You've won the Prestige League before, and you've faced Frankie Perez for the PWL Championship. What do you think it will take for someone to take that title from him?
I can go either way on awards.
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Got an idea for an all-gaijin stable in Burning Hammer. It's set up by the reunification of NEO, which leads to some significant fallout. The members:
Matthew Keith (leader)
Reaver
KC Glenn (he's dropping the Helikaon name)
William Hayes
The Ring Generals
Their working name is The American Standard, but I'd like something else for... reasons.
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PWL Prestige
MATCH CARD
Jotaro Tanaka vs. Nelson Callum
(Winner is promoted to the League)
Welcome back, Nelson. Now let's keep focus on the in-ring wrestling, hmmm?
Mr. Lucha III vs. Warmonger
(relegation playoff)
I expect either an unfocused III or Captain shenanigans. Or both. Who knows? WHO KNOWS.
Byron vs. Riddick Jordan
(relegation playoff)
Jordan's done enough to deserve to stay.
Devilfish vs. Tigre Salvaje Jr
A tough call. Either way, this doesn't feel like it's ending here.
Ernest Youngman vs. Luis Figo Manico
Figo makes his point. But Youngman really shouldn't lose here.
Captain Lucha vs. Mr. Lucha III
(No DQ, loser leaves PWL)
Another tough call, but I think Mr. Lucha III is the one you'd want to bring back at some point.
Frankie Perez © vs. Konrad Makinen
PWL World Championship
Yeah, it's time.
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Captain Lucha vs. Riddick Jordan
Devilfish vs. Tigre Salvaje Jr (DRAW, for similar reasons as DinoKea mentioned)
Frankie Perez vs. Mr. Lucha III
Ernest Youngman vs. Kalu Owusu
Konrad Makinen vs. Yasuhide Tayama
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<p>Kalu Owusu vs. <strong>Tigre Salvaje Jr</strong></p><p> Devilfish vs. <strong>Yasuhide Tayama</strong></p><p> <strong>Ernest Youngman</strong> vs. Marcello Ricci (non-league match)</p><p> Jotaro Tanaka vs. <strong>Konrad Makinen</strong> (non-league match)</p><p> <strong>Frankie Perez</strong> vs. Riddick Jordan</p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="christmas_ape" data-cite="christmas_ape" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="52184" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>P.S I think you missed out updating the predictions after last show. It's getting serious now!</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Yeah, mine weren't in there either.</p>
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And Fernandes was TCW's next target. So now California Love Machine has both belts. Is he good enough? We're about to find out.
He wasn't. Too inconsistent and forgetful of the spots. So a new signing made history as Poison Ivy beat him to become the first female singles champ in Zone history. Things have picked up since the title change (which wasn't great), with Ivy putting on a classic (71) against Kate Lilly at Christmas Cage Chaos. Lilly and Rose are still tag team champions, but will that be enough for Kate now?
Also, who's taking down Ivy? Remmy Skye tearing his quad in August (and not even with us) hurt our main event scene just as much as anything else. Right now it's the likes of the recently returned from an Achilles injury Al Coleman, Jonnie Perez and El Jaguar jockeying for position at the top of the card.
CCC 2022 was one of our best shows yet (66). The semi-main was a return match for the COTT World Heavyweight title as former champ CLM tried but failed to avenge his title loss to Cali Slick at IPW's November event. The other two cage matches were JOJI defending the Xtreme Title against Zel Quinn and Jay Becker beating Malik Cash in the breakup of the Inner City Express.
Also, Debbie Rose beat Yuma Maruya. What's she doing here? Well, she quit 5SSW earlier in 2022. A disagreement with Miwako Katsukawa went public, some things happened, and Yuma ended up walking out. She wrestled some big indy shows in Japan but she's done everything she's ever gonna do over there. It's not like she's joining WINNOW; she's 37. So I took a flier on her and she agreed to come over.
A huge story that ended up affecting us: Allen Packer stepped down from running USPW... and Pee-Wee Germaine took over. Yes, our Pee-Wee. And he took The Guru with him as the new head booker.
We've been running the Grissom regularly since the middle of the year and clearing $60-80k in profit monthly. And we're on the cusp of Medium. Almost all of our rivals have added weekly TV. Is it time for us to do the same...?
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<p>Looks like my League winners' picks are going by the boards.</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Mr. Lucha III</strong> vs. Yasuhide Tayama</p><p>
Riddick Jordan vs. <strong>Tigre Salvaje Jr</strong></p><p>
Devilfish vs. <strong>Frankie Perez</strong></p><p>
Captain Lucha vs. <strong>Kalu Owusu</strong></p><p>
Ernest Youngman vs. <strong>Konrad Makinen</strong></p>
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<p>Devilfish vs. <strong>Konrad Makinen</strong></p><p>
Riddick Jordan vs. <strong>Yasuhide Tayama</strong></p><p>
<strong>Frankie Perez</strong> vs. Kalu Owusu</p><p>
<em>Playing a hunch, which seems strange to say regarding Frankie.</em></p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Masked Cougar & Nelson Callum</strong> vs. Orange Tsuchie & Tsuneyo Yanagimoto</p><p>
<em>Callum's back? Hm.</em></p><p> </p><p>
Captain Lucha vs. <strong>Tigre Salvaje Jr</strong></p><p>
<strong>Ernest Youngman</strong> vs. Mr. Lucha III</p>
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Devilfish vs. Mr. Lucha III
Konrad Makinen vs. Riddick Jordan
Marcello Ricci vs. Tigre Salvaje Jr (non-league match)
Kalu Owusu vs. Yasuhide Tayama
Captain Lucha vs. Frankie Perez
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So I'm gonna de-lurk to say that I've enjoyed this so far, and to enter the prediction contest.
Konrad Makinen vs. Tigre Salvaje Jr
Ernest Youngman vs. Riddick Jordan
Devilfish vs. Kalu Owusu
Frankie Perez vs. Yasuhide Tayama
Captain Lucha vs. Mr. Lucha III
Yes, I'm picking Tayama. Because I don't think Frankie's finishing top two and I need to be consistent.
Speaking of that:League predictions: 1. Youngman 2. Tayama
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Now I want to know what Justin Credible's "incident" was.
Right? What could possibly be bigger than "Linda cheated on Vince?"
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It's a new era in the Coastal Zone.
In about a two-week period in January 2022, both Masked Cougar (the Zone champion) and Frankie Perez signed with TCW. About a week or so before this, new COTT champion Otto can Battenberg announced he was leaving IPW.
So we gotta do two farewells and a title change at Vendetta in February. I guess it's time for Frankie-Boy Fernandes's coronation. Let's do a six-man ladder match for both belts! I'm not sane. The other two guys in the match were the recently returned Remmy Skye and Jonnie Perez, as Frankie would want his brother somehow involved in his last match here.
Fernandes won both belts. He's already defended the COTT title once -- against Axxis Jr in OLLIE -- and he'll do it again at Uprising against MAW's Miller Fforde, who won the Rip Chord Invitational. After the show, both Cougar and Frankie were given a proper sendoff. We also decided that at this year's Welcome..., Snap Dragon will enter the CZCW Hall of Fame.
Meanwhile, Lilly and Rose are starting to settle back in for their second tag team title reign. Their first one was cut short when Lilly was injured. Going Coastal won a tournament for the right to face them for the vacant titles when Lilly returned, but the ladies won the title match.
Newcomer JOJI took the Xtreme title off of Bullseye in December. I haven't decided what his gimmick match is going to be. (Bullseye's was cages.) Another interesting addition is Davis Wayne Newton, who's with us full-time now after FCW's closure. ACPW's in the COTT now.
And Fernandes was TCW's next target. So now California Love Machine has both belts. Is he good enough? We're about to find out.
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It's a new era in the Coastal Zone.
In about a two-week period in January 2022, both Masked Cougar (the Zone champion) and Frankie Perez signed with TCW. About a week or so before this, new COTT champion Otto can Battenberg announced he was leaving IPW.
So we gotta do two farewells and a title change at Vendetta in February. I guess it's time for Frankie-Boy Fernandes's coronation. Let's do a six-man ladder match for both belts! I'm not sane. The other two guys in the match were the recently returned Remmy Skye and Jonnie Perez, as Frankie would want his brother somehow involved in his last match here.
Fernandes won both belts. He's already defended the COTT title once -- against Axxis Jr in OLLIE -- and he'll do it again at Uprising against MAW's Miller Fforde, who won the Rip Chord Invitational. After the show, both Cougar and Frankie were given a proper sendoff. We also decided that at this year's Welcome..., Snap Dragon will enter the CZCW Hall of Fame.
Meanwhile, Lilly and Rose are starting to settle back in for their second tag team title reign. Their first one was cut short when Lilly was injured. Going Coastal won a tournament for the right to face them for the vacant titles when Lilly returned, but the ladies won the title match.
Newcomer JOJI took the Xtreme title off of Bullseye in December. I haven't decided what his gimmick match is going to be. (Bullseye's was cages.) Another interesting addition is Davis Wayne Newton, who's with us full-time now after FCW's closure. ACPW's in the COTT now.
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Yeah. He's a randomly generated worker.
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This is wild.
An estimated one in 10,000 people has situs inversus, which is a mirror image arranging of the organs in the chest and abdomen. Crazy that something like this pops up in a video game.
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The first thing I do is determine my main event and two main angles. One of them will advance a major storyline; the other usually sets up that show's main event. These are the three segments everything revolves around.
Then I look at my storylines and title programs and see what needs emphasizing. Give the tag or midcard champs a defense, hold a contendership match, a confrontation backstage, whatever I didn't do on the last show. This is where I determine what I'm opening the main show with, be it one of these matches (in a less storyline-driven product) or one of the big angles.
Then I check to see which of the top guys still aren't booked. They get angles/promos or a short match against a low carder. Maybe two of them get into an argument and they fight later that night or next week. (I do a lot of rearranging of these last two categories as I book the show.)
That tends to knock out most of a show. I'll fill in the rest with things like hype videos, adjusting match and segment lengths, or even a throwaway midcard match if there's a lot of time left.
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Jon Moxley & Darby Allin vs. MJF & Ricky Starks (Wanted to go with the heels here but the faces are too over)
The Inner Circle (Jericho/Sammy/Hager) vs. #StrongHearts
Shawn Spears vs. Eddie Kingston
Riho & Starlight Kid vs. Tenille Dashwood & Bea Priestley
Kip Sabian vs. Adam Page
Brian Cage vs. Christopher Daniels
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<p><strong>The Buy In</strong></p><p>
<strong>Lance Archer</strong> vs. Matt Hardy</p><p>
<strong>Nyla Rose</strong> vs. Thunder Rosa</p><p>
<strong>Wardlow</strong> vs. Hammerstone</p><p> </p><p>
<strong>Main Show</strong></p><p>
Tables Match: <strong>Good Brothers</strong> vs. Eddie Kingston & Homicide</p><p>
<strong>Best Friends (including Orange Cassidy)</strong> vs. The Inner Circle (Jericho/Santana & Ortiz)</p><p>
<strong>Mr. Brodie Lee</strong> vs. Billy</p><p>
AEW TNT Championship: <strong>Darby Allin</strong> © vs. MJF</p><p>
AEW Women’s World Championship: <strong>Kris Statlander</strong> © vs. Tenille Dashwood</p><p>
Brian Cage vs. <strong>Adam Page</strong></p><p>
<strong>Cody</strong> vs. PAC</p><p>
AEW World Tag Team Championship: <strong>FTR</strong> © vs. The Young Bucks</p><p>
AEW World Championship: Jon Moxley © vs. <strong>Kenny Omega</strong></p><p> </p><p>
BONUS: Who will debut? Joe Hennig (Curtis Axel)</p>
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<p>Venue Name: South Washington Park Gymnasium</p><p>
Open Date: April 1977</p><p>
Location: North West</p><p>
Venue Size: 778</p><p>
Description: Once the Mecca of the Seattle street basketball scene, the main building in the park has also been hosting independent wrestling shows since the early 2000's.</p><p> </p><p>
Venue Name: Meyer Center</p><p>
Open Date: August 2016</p><p>
Location: North West</p><p>
Venue Size: 7,205</p><p>
Description: Seattle University's new on-campus hockey arena boasts excellent sight lines and has become a popular stop for mid-size wrestling companies.</p><p> </p><p>
Venue Name: Henderson Park Pavilion</p><p>
Open Date: September 1999</p><p>
Location: British Columbia</p><p>
Venue Size: 2,315</p><p>
Description: If you can get 2300 people to Prince George for a wrestling show - or anything else, for that matter - the main pavilion at Henderson Park is ready for you.</p><p> </p><p>
Venue Name: Carroll's Centre</p><p>
Open Date: March 2003</p><p>
Location: British Columbia</p><p>
Venue Size: 8,480</p><p>
Description: Family-owned convenience store chain Carroll's has over 300 locations throughout western Canada, and financed this building in its corporate home of Kelowna.</p><p> </p><p>
Venue Name: Las Ventanas del Sol</p><p>
Open Date: January 2011</p><p>
Location: Noroccidente</p><p>
Venue Size: 4,200</p><p>
Description: The rise of Cabo San Lucas as a major tourist destination has led to a building boom, including this open-air beachside entertainment venue whose name loosely translates as "Windows to the Sun."</p><p> </p><p>
Venue Name: Bauer Cargo Center</p><p>
Open Date: July 2017</p><p>
Location: Ontario </p><p>
Venue Size: 18,650</p><p>
Description: This unique diamond-shaped building (based on Bauer Cargo's logo) is Ottawa's newest arena.</p><p> </p><p>
Venue Name: Antigua Mercado de Monterey</p><p>
Open Date: February 1944</p><p>
Location: Noreste</p><p>
Venue Size: 675</p><p>
Description: Monterrey's central farmers' market has long outgrown its original home, but the main building has lived on as a place for small theater productions and wrestling.</p>
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Just a quick question. Will AI controlled companies in TEW 2020 ever reactivate retired titles? Is that a thing?
I'm playing a historical mod and was going to add in some championships that come up later in history, but set them as retired so that WWE didn't have about 25 active belts at the start (for example). I'm just wondering, if I do that, will WWE ever reactivate them or are they doomed to be retired forever?
I have seen this happen, but I don't know how or why it happened. It may simply be random.
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Interesting project.
Venue Name: The Royal Lexington
Open Date: January 1956
Location: Mid-Atlantic
Venue Size: 380
Description: This former movie house in Lexington, Kentucky was turned into a community theater, with one of the rooms being converted to a theater-in-the-round, a unique setup for wrestling.
Venue Name: Dollar Central Arena
Open Date: June 1954
Location: Tri-State
Venue Size: 10,300
Description: Whether you know this Trenton, New Jersey arena as the Dollar Central, the Bridge Street Arena, or the Maxwell, it's always been the ultimate destination on the Tri-State wrestling scene.
Venue Name: Tri-Cities Speedway
Open Date: September 1962
Location: South East
Venue Size: 56,000
Description: Built in 1962, this half-mile oval in Tennessee is one of the country's most popular auto racing tracks, and hosts the National Auto Racing Council's Columbia Gas 400 every July.
(I've long wondered why WCW never tried a PPV at a NASCAR track. Speaking of Columbia Gas...)
Venue Name: Columbia Gas Stadium
Open Date: June 2008
Location: Mid-Atlantic
Venue Size: 63,800
Description: This retractable roof stadium in Columbia, S.C. became the home of the South Carolina Crusaders when it opened in 2008.
Venue Name: Fourth National Bank Center
Open Date: September 1978
Location: Great Lakes
Venue Size: 19,670
Description: The Fourth National Bank Center is Indiana's premier basketball arena, but wrestling also often fills its nearly 20,000 seats.
Venue Name: Golden State Insurance Center
Open Date: August 2007
Location: South West
Venue Size: 20,500
Description: The San Jose Flash basketball team plays in this arena. Unusually, it has little seating in the north end because of the giant picture window looking out onto the San Francisco Bay.
Venue Name: Eternity Boxing Club
Open Date: June 2018
Location: Tri-State
Venue Size: 640
Description: The old Bronx Tech High School building has been turned into a mixed-use space hosting dozens of local creatives. The basement is now a boxing gym that plans to also host local fights and wrestling.
(This one is based on a real place in Philly that had a boxing gym in its basement.)
Venue Name: Corsair Stadium
Open Date: September 1972
Location: Great Lakes
Venue Size: 65,400
Description: Corsair Stadium in Detroit is one of the country's last multipurpose outdoor stadiums (both football's Detroit Rhinos and baseball's Detroit Titans play here.)
Venue Name: Canadian Western Bank Centre
Open Date: March 1987
Location: Alberta
Venue Size: 18,900
Description: In 1987, the CWBC replaced the old Crescent Freight Arena as the home of the Alberta Drillers hockey team. It has also hosted major wrestling events that used to be held at the old "Freight Yard."
Venue Name: Boyle Street Recreation Center
Open Date: April 1967
Location: Alberta
Venue Size: 805
Description: Every great wrestler out of Western Canada has wrestled at "The 102", nicknamed for its location on 102nd Avenue in Edmonton's Boyle Street neighborhood.
Speaking of that:
Prestige Wrestling League (CVerse)
in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties
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Ernest Youngman vs. Heihachiro Sakai
Mr. Lucha III vs. Yasuhide Tayama
Frankie Perez vs. Riddick Jordan
Devilfish & Masked Cougar vs. Jin Miyamoto & Mimic
Nelson Callum vs. Tigre Salvaje Jr
Konrad Makinen vs. Landon Mallory