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WWF March 1985 - October 2004 WWF WWF Womens - Linda Miles 1x WWF Light Heavyweight Title - James Gibson 1x WWF Television - Dolph Ziggler 2x WWF World Tag Team - mNm 3x WWF Intercontinental - Jeff Hardy 1x WWF World Heavyweight - Randy Orton 1x WCW NWA World Tag- The Dudley Boys 2x WCW Cruiserweight - Finn Balor 3x WCW World Television Ron "Mr. America" Ryan 1x (Picture a Jim Duggan clone) WCW World Tag Team - The Powerhouse FreeBirds (Brent Albright/Terry Gordy Jr. 1x) WCW United States - Hirosi Tanahashi 2x WCW World Heavyweight - Eddie Guerrero 1x

Correct. Hogan started as a heel in 1980 with Jesse Ventura as the Hollywood Blonds (Ventura went by Hollywood Jesse Ventura). They then went on to form THE ELITE with "Superstar Billy Graham". Graham went into politics half way into his reign, so Pat Patterson took over the reigns. Patterson then went into politics and and Larry Zbyszko took over. The Elite folded in 85, when Ventura finally completed his FACE turn. The whole time (when Hogan wasn't filming movies), Hogan was getting more and more bitter about being passed over before finally breaking free of THE ELITE and forming THE KINGDOM. Both factions no dead, but EVIL HOGAN continues. My goal is to keep Hogan as the ultimate heel persona throughout the 80s. He is the mountain for babyfaces to climb. Hogan will eventually turn face in 88. Flair, Arn, and Tully are going to arrive in 87, and basically destroy Hogan. Hogan will come back to end the new evil.

WWWF January 1980 - July 1986 WWWF Light Heavyweight - The American Dragon (Dean Malenko) 6x WWWF Six Man Tag Titles - Sheik, Nikita Koloff, N. Volkoff 1x WWWF United States Tag Team - Kamala and One Man Gang 1x WWWF World Television Brutus Beefcake 1x WWWF Tag Team - Nikolai Volkff and The Iron Sheik 1x WWWF IC - Austin Idol 1x WWWF Women - Sherri Martel 1x WWWF World Heavyweight - Hollywood Hulk Hogan 1x King of the Ring - Randy Savage 1x

WWWF January 1980 - June 1986 WWWF Light Heavyweight - The Canadian Dragon (Joe Malenko) 1x WWWF Six Man Tag Titles - Sheik, Nikita Koloff, N. Volkoff 1x WWWF United States Tag Team - Rocky Mountain Destroyers (S. Williams/Vader 1x) WWWF World Television Lex Luger 1x WWWF Tag Team - Nikolai Volkff and The Iron Sheik 1x WWWF IC - Austin Idol 1x WWWF Women - Sherri Martel 1x WWWF World Heavyweight - Hollywood Hulk Hogan 1x Tag Team Classic - The Road Warriors 1x

WWWF January 1980 - May 1986 WWWF Light Heavyweight - Rick Martel 4x WWWF Six Man Tag Titles - Sheik, Nikita Koloff, N. Volkoff 1x WWWF United States Tag Team - Rocky Mountain Destroyers (S. Williams/Vader 1x) WWWF World Television Nikita Koloff 1x WWWF Tag Team - Road Warriors 2x WWWF IC - Ricky Steamboat 1x WWWF Women - Madusa 1x WWWF World Heavyweight - Hollywood Hulk Hogan 1x

WWF March 1985 - September 2004 WWF WWF Womens - Lola Gonzolez 2x WWF Light Heavyweight Title - James Gibson 1x WWF Television - AJ Styles 2x WWF World Tag Team - mNm 3x WWF Intercontinental - Jeff Hardy 1x WWF World Heavyweight - Randy Orton 1x WCW NWA World Tag- 21st Century British Bulldogs (Harry/Davey Smith) 2x WCW Cruiserweight - Finn Balor 3x WCW World Television Dave Finlay 2x WCW World Tag Team - The Powerhouse FreeBirds (Brent Albright/Terry Gordy Jr. 1x) WCW United States - Samoa Joe 3x WCW World Heavyweight - Eddie Guerrero 1x

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WWF March 1985 - July 2004 WWF WWF Womens - Daffney 1x WWF Light Heavyweight Title - Brian Pillman 1x WWF Television - Lance Storm 2x WWF World Tag Team - Too Good (Andy Douglas/Chase Stevens) 1x WWF Intercontinental - John Cena 2x WWF World Heavyweight - Kane 1 King of the Ring - Randy Orton 1x WCW NWA World Tag- Minnesota Socket Wrench (Trent Acid/Chris Sabin) 2x WCW Cruiserweight - Finn Balor 3x WCW World Television Bryan Danielson 5x WCW World Tag Team - Generation Next 2000 (Stasiak/O'Haire) 1 WCW United States - Shane Douglas 1x WCW World Heavyweight - Eddie Guerrero 1x Hall of the Immortals New Inductee(s) -Kevin Nash 2x Tag Team of the Year WCW World Heavyweight 2x Crocket/Turner Cup Winner 5x WCW World Tag Team WCW World Television WWF World Heavyweight 2x WWF Intercontinental MACW Tag Team Titles

That would be interesting. They are between number 2-4 in global ranking behind WCW. WWF, ECW, and New Japan also bounce around. It’s basically the original WCW. Old talent, massively over paid, but no young talent

Need some suggestions. Currently in my 85 to present day game (currently in 2004), I've been booking WCW and WWF. I'm getting a little bored and plan on having the several narratives where the United States government decides to break up the WWF and WCW (why, I'm not sure). My plan is to divide WWF and WCW into two promotions. Bischoff and Ric Flair running their own promotions built from WCW; while the WWF is split into two promotions as well, one ran by Shane McMahon and the other I'm not sure about. Stephanie already owns her own promotion but this could be the perfect opportunity to close it and reform it. I also plan on going through and making every promotion stop at medium and turn the money to 0 for every single promotion. I plan on shrinking the other powerhouses (ECW, USPW) as well. My question is this, should I go through all this work, or start a new promotion (dropping the running of WCW and WWF) and start a small promotion that has positive relationships with ECW, USPW, WCW, and WWF and is a feeder promotion?

WCCW January 1970 - April 1974 WCCW Television Championship - Ric Flair 1x WCCW Tag Team - Bruiser Brody and Stan Hansen 2x WCCW InterContinental - Andre the Giant 1x WCCW Light-Heavyweight - Mando Guerrero 1x WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles - Masa Saito 1x WCCW Women's - Evelyn Stevens 5x WCCW Texas Tornado Trios Championship - Dusty Rhodes, Stan Hansen, and Bruiser Brody WCCW World Heavyweight Champion- Gary Hart 2x

WWF March 1985 - June 2004 WWF WWF Womens - Daffney 1x WWF Light Heavyweight Title - Brian Kendrick 1x WWF Television - AJ Styles 1x WWF World Tag Team - mNm (Joey Matthews and Johnny Kashmere) 2x WWF Intercontinental - John Cena 2x WWF World Heavyweight - Kane 1 WCW NWA World Tag- Beer Money 3x WCW Cruiserweight - Kofi Kingston 1x WCW World Television Bryan Danielson 5x WCW World Tag Team - Generation Next 2000 (Stasiak/O'Haire) 1 WCW United States - Shane Douglas 1x WCW World Heavyweight - Eddie Guerrero 1x

WWWF January 1980 - March 1986 WWWF Light Heavyweight - The American Dragon (Dean Malenko) 5x WWWF Six Man Tag Titles - Sheik, Nikita Koloff, N. Volkoff 1x WWWF United States Tag Team - Demolition 4x (1st as Demolition) WWWF World Television Rick Rude 4x WWWF Tag Team - Road Warriors 2x WWWF IC - Kerry Von Erich 2x WWWF Women - Madusa 1x WWWF World Heavyweight - Jesse Ventura 2x

WWF March 1985 - May 2004 WWF WWF Womens - Daffney 1x WWF Light Heavyweight Title - Fuanki 1x WWF Television - AJ Styles 1x WWF World Tag Team - mNm (Joey Matthews and Johnny Kashmere) 2x WWF Intercontinental - John Cena 2x WWF World Heavyweight - Chris Jericho 1x WWF Tag Team Classic - Enigma (John Mercer and Nathan Locke) 1x WCW NWA World Tag- The PCT (Lawler (Random Gen) and Roddy Piper) 1x WCW Cruiserweight - Paul London 1x WCW World Television Frankie Kazarian 1x WCW World Tag Team - Mississippi Hope (Trevor Rhodes and Lance Cade) 1x WCW United States - H. Tanahashi 1x WCW World Heavyweight - Eddie Guerrero 1x Turner Cup Winners - Windy City Saints (CM and Colt) 1x -Brock Lesnar's run as champion finally concludes after winning it at Summer Slam 2002. His run lasted over 550 days, and he defended it 50 total times. This was the longest World title run of all time. He lost it at WWF In Your House: Elimination Chamber 1 against Chris Jericho, The Rock, Monty Brown, Brian Pillman, and a debuting Booker T

WCCW January 1970 - March 1974 WCCW Television Championship - Ric Flair 1x WCCW Tag Team - Blond Bombers 4x WCCW InterContinental - Andre the Giant 1x WCCW Light-Heavyweight - Hector Guerreror 1x WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles - Masa Saito 1x WCCW Women's - Evelyn Stevens 5x WCCW Texas Tornado Trios Championship - Dusty Rhodes, Stan Hansen, and Bruiser Brody WCCW World Heavyweight Champion- Dusty Rhodes 2x

Loving the updates

Someone above made a fantastic point, the moment you are bored, jump to another promotion. But here are my tips 1) Plan out your World Title/big story from major show to major show (Summer Slam to Wrestle Mania for example) 2) Release/rotate your roster. Release your big stars. It will make the game world more interesting. 3) When the world is boring, edit the game world. For example, in my current game, Japan is super boring with New Japan just dominating. So I revived All-Japan and created Total Japan as well to compete. Funded them, signed some major talent. 4) Make an alliance with another super promotion (WWF and WCW for example) and create super shows. 5) Pick a random wrestler to make a star. For example, I was listening or maybe reading about Eddie Guerrero and someone said what if Eddie didn't go into wrestling, would Chavo Jr. become a big star? Well, in my 1985-Present day game, Chavo Guerrero Jr. is climbing the WCW roster in 2004 capturing every single championship belt along the way and hopefully if I do it right, he will win the World Heavyweight Title. 6) Make fun and interesting tag teams. Make your tag team division unique. 7) Make every division unique. For example, my Light Heavyweight and Cruiserweight division is diverse, ever expanding. Sign foreign talent, bring them in. 8) Make stables and use managers effectively. Create dominating stables that take years to dismantle. 9) Avoid repeating history. I'm very guilty of following WWF history (especially 98-2000) but try and put your own spin on things. 10) If you are bored, just start another save.

WWF March 1985 - April 2004 WWF WWF Womens - Daffney 1x WWF Light Heavyweight Title - Fuanki 1x WWF Television - AJ Styles 1x WWF World Tag Team - mNm (Joey Matthews and Johnny Kashmere) 2x WWF Intercontinental - John Cena 2x WWF World Heavyweight - Brock Lesnar 1x Muhammad Ali Mr. Wrestle Mania Match Winner - Kane 2x WCW NWA World Tag- Beer Money (James Storm/Bobby Roode) 2x WCW Cruiserweight - Jushin Liger 3x WCW World Television Bryan Danielson 4x WCW World Tag Team - The Dudley Boys 2x WCW United States - Mike Awesome 3x WCW World Heavyweight - Bret Hart 4x

WWWF January 1980 - February 1986 WWWF Light Heavyweight - The American Dragon 1x (Dean Malenko) 5x WWWF Six Man Tag Titles - Nikita Koloff, Ivan Koloff, Iron Sheik 1x WWWF United States Tag Team - The British Bulldogs 1x WWWF World Television Adrian Adonis 1x WWWF Tag Team - Road Warriors 2x WWWF IC - Randy Savage 2x WWWF Women - Madusa 1x WWWF World Heavyweight - Jesse Ventura 2x Royal Rumble Winner - Hollywood Hulk Hogan 1x

WWF March 1985 - March 2004 WWF WWF Womens - Jackie Morgan 2x WWF Light Heavyweight Title - Super Calo 1x WWF Television - Chris Kanyon 1x WWF World Tag Team - La Resistance 2x WWF Intercontinental - Christian 1x WWF World Heavyweight - Brock Lesnar 1x WCW NWA World Tag- The Bulldogs (Harry Smith and Davey Boy Smith) 1x WCW Cruiserweight - Elix Skipper 3x WCW World Television Chris Masters 1x WCW World Tag Team - Windy City Saints (Punk/Cabana) 3x WCW United States - Samoa Joe 2x WCW World Heavyweight - Steve Austin 1x

WWF March 1985 - February 2004 WWF WWF Womens - Jackie Morgan 2x WWF Light Heavyweight Title - Super Calo 1x WWF Television - Test 3x WWF World Tag Team - mNm (Johnny Kashmere and Joey Matthews) 1x WWF Intercontinental - Christian 1x WWF World Heavyweight - Brock Lesnar 1x Royal Rumble Winner - Monty Brown WCW NWA World Tag- Beer Money (Bobby Roode and James Storm) 1x WCW Cruiserweight - Finn Balor 2x WCW World Television Bryan Danielson 3x WCW World Tag Team - Windy City Saints (Punk/Cabana) 3x WCW United States - Chavo Guerrero 1x WCW World Heavyweight - Steve Austin 1x

WCCW January 1970 - January 1974 WCCW Television Championship - Vacant WCCW Tag Team - Bruiser Brody and Stan Hansen 1x WCCW InterContinental - Billy Graham 2x WCCW Light-Heavyweight - Bobo Johnson 4x WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles - Bobby Duncan Jr 2x WCCW Women's - Evelyn Stevens 5x WCCW Texas Tornado Trios Championship - Dusty Rhodes and Blackjacks WCCW World Heavyweight Champion- Dusty Rhodes 2x

WCCW January 1970 - January 1974 WCCW Television Championship - Jerry Lawler 3x WCCW Tag Team - Kings of Wrestling (Harley Race/Larry Hennig) 2x WCCW InterContinental - Vincent Kennedy McMahon 1x WCCW Light-Heavyweight - Bobo Johnson 4x WCCW Texas Brass Knuckles - Angela Poffo 1x WCCW Women's - Evelyn Stevens 5x WCCW Texas Tornado Trios Championship - Dusty Rhodes and Blackjacks WCCW World Heavyweight Champion- Gary Hart 1x Grand Prix Winner - Andre the Giant End of the Year Awards Wrestler - Harley Race 2x Tag Team - Ray Stevens and Pat Patterson Young - Randy Robinson 2x Veteran - Fritz Von Erich 2x Female - Vivian Vachon 3x Independent - Dory Funk Jr. 3x Company - WCCW 4x Most Improved - NWE Match of the Year - Harley Race beat Randy "The Ram" Robison in WCCW Card - BTW WCCW Presents: Sportatorium Monthly 39 Manger - Freddie Blassie Announcer - Bob Coudle Color - Jack Crawford Ref - Sonny Fargo 3x Top 10. 1. Harley Race. 2. Randy Robinson 3. Dory Funk Jr. 4. Terry Funk 5. Andre the Giant 6. Blackjack Lanza 7. Dusty Rhodes 8. Fritz Von Erich 9. Jose Lothario 10. Gary Hart

WWWF January 1980 - January 1986 WWWF Light Heavyweight - Tito Santana 1x WWWF Six Man Tag Titles - Nikita Koloff, Ivan Koloff, Iron Sheik 1x WWWF United States Tag Team - The British Bulldogs 1x WWWF World Television Adrian Adonis 1x WWWF Tag Team - One Man Gang and Kamala 1x WWWF IC - Terry Gordy 1x WWWF Women - Madusa 1x WWWF World Heavyweight - Jerry "The King" Lawler 1x End of the Year Awards Wrestler - El Canek Tag Team - Al Perez and Tully Blanchard Young - Terry Gordy 2x Veteran - Dr. Wagner Female - Leilani Kai Independent - Kerry Von Erich Company - WWWF 9x Most Improved- WWWF 5x Match - Dusty Rhodes vs. Paul Orndorff in GCW Card - WWF Saturday Night Main Event 47 Manager - Orig Williams Announcer - Vince McMahon Jr. 2x Color - Verne Gagne Referee - JaJauan Torres 2x Top 10 1. El Canek (UWA) 2. Jimmy Gavin (GCW)) 3. Al Perez (GCW) 4. Dr. Wagner (UWA) 5. Magnum TA (GCW) 6. John Quinn (UWA) 7. Ken Patera (GCW) 8. Lanny Poffo (GCW) 9. Jack Brisco (GCW) 10. Harley Race (WWWF)

Drug overdose. Was a pillar of USPW's (much like WCW) older Main Event scene.