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First Pay-Per-View on my TCW 3.0 Game! TCW Malice in Wonderland 2020 In Six Man Tag Team Action, The Syndicate (Doc Hammond, Eddie Chandler, & Nate Johnson) defeated Beautiful Love (Danny Fonzarelli, Dazzling Dave Diamond, & Frederique). The finish came when The Syndicate’s newest member Edd Stone interfered. (66) TCW’s hottest new superstar Mr. Lucha defeated Handsome Stranger. (51) Roderick Remus defeated Benny Benson. (67) Greg Gauge defeated One Man Army to successfully retain the TCW Television Championship. (77) Post-Match, we cut backstage to Joshua Taylor & TCW General Manager Ricky Dale Johnson watching Gauge celebrate on the TV Monitor. Taylor has wanted to face Gauge for the TV Title after several altercations, but the TV Champ had been dodging him. RDJ informed Taylor there will be no more dodging by Gauge. Joshua Taylor will receive the next TV Title shot! The Shade Gang (Marc Speed & Matt Hocking) defeated Devine Fortune, thanks to the third member of the brand new trio, Troy Tornado. (67) Jay Chord defeated Sammy Bach. The finish came after a timely low blow by Chord when the referee was out of position. (83) The Behemoths defeated Mighty Meaty to successfully retain TCW World Tag Team Championship. During the match, Mighty Mo’s newest rival Freddy Huggins would interfere, sneak attacking Mo and sending him face first into the ring post. The attack left Mo out of commission long enough for Killer Shark & Titan to finish off Tana The Mighty. (75) In the Main Event, Aaron Andrews defeated The Syndicate’s Wolf Hawkins to successfully retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship. Andrews was able to fend off Syndicate interference until they were all finally removed from the arena by TCW GM Ricky Dale Johnson. Still, with the referee down, Hawkins would grab a steel chair to try to put Andrews down for good. Much to the shock of all, Mighty Mo would hit the ring and snatch the steel chair from Hawkins! Mo had seen enough antics from Hawkins and The Syndicate! As Hawkins and Mo shared words, Andrews hit the ropes and hit Wolf with his patented Spear! 1,2,3! Andrews wins! (90) After what happened in the World Title Match (and the weeks following), the Main Event of the next TCW PPV would eventually come to fruition. At TCW The War To Settle The Score 2020, it will be TCW World Champion Aaron Andrews teaming with Mighty Mo to battle The Syndicate’s Wolf Hawkins & Doc Hammond…in a Street Fight!

Haven't played TEW2020 for awhile due to some personal issues. Finally got to dive back in last week, and I really wanted to hop back into my TCW game (2nd Run) because I was only about a year into it. But, hopping back in after so many months off? I just wasn't feeling it. But I really wanted to put some time into a TCW game, so I said screw it. Time for the 3rd go at it! I tried to mix things up from the last attempt. I knew if I did exactly the same thing again, I'd get bored. I did the same top two feuds (Andrews/Hawkins, Chord/Bach) because...the roster doesn't really offer much outside that to start. I just vowed to do things different this time. Last time I played, I really wanted to reunite The New Wave, but this time I kept Doc Hammond with the Syndicate. BUT...turns out this time Hammond is in decline, so I decided Wolf Hawkins needed a new second in command. In comes Freddy Huggins! Hammond is still with the Syndicate, but he's more of a muscle, tag team competitor. Instead of feuding with Eddie Peak...who I feel is pretty useless on his current contract (in decline, only wrestles at Events)...I have Mighty Mo feuding with Freddy Huggins. So that actually worked out, cause that feud has intertwined with Andrews/Hawkins. In my previous game, I had Roderick Remus become a member of the Syndicate as a promising singles competitor. This time, I have Remus becoming the first client of Ross Henry, who is trying to build his "Enterprise" in TCW. No intention to make a stable, but rather make Henry more a 80s pro wrestling manager with a bunch of clients. Admittedly, there are some aspects I enjoyed too much with my previous game. So, I just did it again! Sue me! The one rule I decided to abide by this time is that I wouldn't abuse the "Talk To Worker" option. I used it constantly to bring over international stars that weren't available in the US. This game, I'm going to let it happen naturally. Okay...I might break that rule eventually, because I love me some Razan Okamoto and Masa Kurata.

Life kept me away from playing some TEW recently, but I finally got back into my TCW 2.0 game. I was excited to hop back into it, because it’s that time of year. The biggest TCW show of the year! TCW Total Mayhem XXIV Mighty Mo defeated Nelson Callum in a return match, marking this feud at 1-1. The opening bout surprises everyone with a 95 rating! Match of the Night! In a Tag Team Fatal Four Way Match, The Elite defeated Benny & The Foxx, The Behemoths, & Devine Fortune. Eddie Chandler & Nate Johnson earn a future Tag Title Match as a result. Mr. Lucha defeated The Syndicate’s Roderick Remus. In The Annual TCW Total Mayhem Match, Team Bach defeated Team Hollywood when Sammy Bach forced Julian Watson to submit. Team Bach = Sammy Bach, Razan Okamoto, & Thrill Ride (Bart Biggins & Edd Stone) Team Hollywood = Hollywood Bret Starr & Freddy Corp. (Freddy Huggins, Bryan Vessey, & Julian Watson) Joshua Taylor defeated Greg Gauge to become the NEW TCW Television Champion! Gauge’s title reign ends after 9 months and 18 Title Defenses. Taylor starts his 1st reign as TV Champion. The Shade Gang (Marc Speed & Matt Hocking) defeated The New Wave to RETAIN the TCW World Tag Team Championship. It looked like Doc Hammond & One Man Army were about to hit the Wave of Mutilation on their way to their 6th reign as TCW Tag Team Champs. But, behind the referee’s back, fellow Shade Gang member Troy Tornado would blind Army with some type of powder, allowing Hocking to roll Army up for the 1-2-3! Shade Gang continues their 3 month long reign as champs with 5 successful title defenses. In the Main Event of Total Mayhem XXIV, in a Triple Threat Match, The Syndicate’s Wolf Hawkins defeated Aaron Andrews & Jay Chord to RETAIN the TCW World Heavyweight Championship! With all three men exchanging their best maneuvers, Andrews thought he had the match won after catching Chord with his trademark spear. But, Hawkins would fly out of nowhere, connecting with the Full Moon Rising for the 1-2-3! Hawkins continues his 4th reign as TCW World Champion, which is just getting started (1 month long and 1 successful title reign). Next up, Aaron Andrews earns one more title match with Wolf Hawkins at TCW Excessive Force. And announced by TCW General Manager Ricky Dale Johnson, in order to keep out members of The Syndicate, it will take place in a 15 Foot High Steel Cage! But…after losing the biggest match of his career….where does Jay Chord go after this?

At TCW's Where Angels Fear To Tread 2020, with help from his Syndicate brethren, Wolf Hawkins was finally able to pry the TCW World Heavyweight Title away from Aaron Andrews, thus becoming a 4-Time Champion. On that same card, a 6-Way Ladder Match called The Ticket To Mayhem Match would also take place. The winner of the Ladder Match would earn the right to challenge the World Champion on the biggest show of the year, TCW Total Mayhem. Jay Chord would rise to the occasion and retrieve the contract, earning the gigantic opportunity. On the following episode of TCW Presents Total Wrestling, Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson would host the contract signing for the World Title Match between Wolf Hawkins & Jay Chord. The Main Event of Total Mayhem! Before Jay Chord could sign the contract, the former champion Aaron Andrews would hit the ring and plead with Chord to step aside and allow him to have his rematch with Hawkins at Total Mayhem. If he did so, Andrews promised that he would give Chord his promised title match whenever, wherever. "Just let me get my rematch first!" Chord seemed to be sympathetic at first, but it was all a ploy. Chord laughed in Aaron's face and told the former champion to "get to the back of the line." Chaos Ensues! Wolf Hawkins would attack Aaron Andrews from behind, leading to a three way brawl. In the end, Andrews would lay out both Chord and Hawkins, going so far as to plant Wolf through the contract table! Andrews would then grab the contract and sign it, right where Chord is supposed to sign as the challenger! Next week on Total Wrestling, Ricky Dale Johnson would have to reveal his decision. Per contract mumbo jumbo, RDJ had no choice but to insert Andrews in the Total Mayhem World Title Match. So, the stage is set! In the Main Event of Total Mayhem XXIV, Wolf Hawkins will now defend the TCW World Heavyweight Championship against Jay Chord AND Aaron Andrews in a Triple Threat Match! Results to come soon!

I bumped into a bit of a problem in my latest TCW game. BOTH of my singles champions, Aaron Andrews (World) & Greg Gauge (Television) suffered injuries. Both men are able to work through their injuries, but with Total Mayhem only right around the corner? I just don't feel like it's worth the risk of making the injuries worse. So, I decided to built story around the injuries and give them time to heal. Gauge was scheduled to defend the TV Title against rival Human Arsenal in a Submission Match at TCW Destructive Energy. But, to give Gauge time to heal, Greg attacked Arsenal and "deliberately injured" Arsenal by refusing to release his Proton Lock. This gave him the three weeks to heal before Gauge made his successful defense against Arsenal. Aaron Andrews and his Chronic Upper Back Pain is taking longer to heal, so I had to get more creative. TCW Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson announced that he had to strip Andrews of the World Title due to injury. RDJ then set up qualifying matches to create a Fatal Four Way Match at TCW Destructive Energy. The winner would be the NEW TCW World Heavyweight Champion! Wolf Hawkins would win the Fatal Four Way, but before he could be crowned as the new champion, Aaron Andrews would make a surprise return, laying out his rival! Now, the big match is booked. Aaron Andrews versus Wolf Hawkins for the World Title at Where Angels Fear To Tread. Who is the REAL World Champion? There's only one way to find out!

Once again, I find myself returning to the C-Verse company I enjoy playing as more than any other, C-Verse or Real World. Total Championship Wrestling. This is my first game as TCW, the second on TEW2020. Let’s see what I have learned since! This time around, besides what I know about the game now, I think I’m looking to do bigger gimmick pay-per-views. I’m also thinking in the future of cutting back on the amount PPVs, taking the “less is more” approach. Maybe replace some of the lower PPVs with Saturday Night Showcase events. My first PPV, Malice in Wonderland 2020, is the perfect example. It is headlined by an Elimination Chamber for the World Title. Though, while establishing an annual PPV schedule with several gimmicks included, I decided to make Psycho Circus the PPV where an Elimination Chamber match would headline. Malice in Wonderland has legendary importance and can stand alone on its own name value. Admittedly, I’m going to use ideas from my original TEW2020 TCW game. Some of them I started using without realizing it! My best examples are two of my favorite stable creations. Freddy Huggins leading his own upper midcard crew known as Freddy Corp, where Freddy talks like he’s building a multi-million dollar company more than he’s building a wrestling stable. Also, the trio of Troy Tornado, Matt Hocking, & Marc Speed known as The Shade Gang. Hocking & Speed are mainly the in-ring competitors, while Tornado is the manager/mouthpiece. Big things for both! Anywho, here is a quick summary of my first pay-per-view on my TCW 2.0! TCW Malice in Wonderland 2020 The new tag team of Bart Biggins & Edd Stone defeated The Elite (Eddie Chandler & Nate Johnson). International Newcomer Razan Okamoto defeated Handsome Stranger. Doc Hammond defeated The Syndicate’s Matt Flynn by DQ. A little backstory, Hammond was kicked out of The Syndicate after refusing to take part in a Post-Match Ambush on Doc’s former partner, One Man Army. Thus, this match. A DQ would be called after Eddie Chandler & Nate Johnson attacked Hammond, saving Flynn from the pinfall loss. Much to the delight of the crowd, One Man Army would hit the ring and save Hammond from the beatdown! Could it be true? Are The New Wave truly back together?! The Shade Gang (Hocking & Speed) defeated Benny & The Foxx thanks to interference from Troy Tornado. Greg Gauge defeated Human Arsenal to retain the TCW Television Championship. The finish came when Arsenal was distracted by some unnamed, beautiful woman (Juliet Balconi) climbing onto the ring apron. It would be revealed that Gauge has hired Balconi to be his manager! Mighty Meaty (Eddie Peak & Tana The Mighty) defeated TCW World Tag Team Champions The Behemoths (Killer Shark & Titan) by Disqualification. The DQ was called when Eddie Peak attacked Mighty Mo, saving his Sinner Society minions. Peak would proceed to Choke Slam Mighty Mo through the Announce Table! In the Main Event, Aaron Andrews would defeat Freddy Huggins, Jay Chord, Joshua Taylor, Sammy Bach, & Wolf Hawkins in a Elimination Chamber Match to retain the TCW World Heavyweight Championship. Andrews would pin Hawkins last to seal the successful title defense, though this feud between Andrews & The Syndicate seems far from over!

Welp, Shawn Michaels finally forced my hand. It's July 1996, and my World Heavyweight Champion cannot stop being a ton of trouble. And now? It's gotten even worse. HBK has had a hard drug incident three times in the last month, including HBK being unable to perform because of drugs TWICE. I finally pulled the trigger and sent my WWF Champion to rehab, hoping for the best. And there goes six months of work down the toilet, my Shawn Michaels/Bret Hart feud. HBK beat Hart for the WWF Title at Wrestlemania XII. They were going to have their rematch, a Ladder Match, at Summerslam 1996. Then, I planned their final encounter at Survivor Series 1996 in the first ever WWF Iron Man Match. And thus begins the 16 Man Tournament for the now vacant WWF World Heavyweight Championship. The tournament will finish up at Summer Slam 1996, where the main event will crown a new WWF Champion. As for my upcoming July - In Your House show, Shawn Michaels was supposed to defend the WWF Title against the 1996 King of the Ring, Stone Cold Steve Austin. With HBK out with his kayfabe injury, that title match is obviously scratched. Instead! Stone Cold has been issued a new opponent in the main event of In Your House. After a heated altercation between Bret Hart and WWF Owner Vince McMahon, The Hitman was chosen by Mr. McMahon to be Stone Cold's new opponent! And, it would not just be an ordinary match at IYO. No, it will be an opening round contest in the WWF World Heavyweight Championship Tournament!

I'm playing the 1996 Mod with WWF, and as I stroll into the Attitude Era, I'm thinking of dropping the Face/Heel Divide, or at least not enforcing the divide. Before I do, just curious for those who have decided to play without the Face/Heel divide. As far as match ratings and booker notes go, was there any big differences you noticed when you didn't have that divide? Or is it just simply you're not penalized for Face vs Face/Heel vs Heel?

WWF King of the Ring 1996 Show Rating: 88 Earlier King of the Ring Matches Opening Round Rick Steiner defeated Terry Gordy Goldust defeated Billy Gunn Diesel defeated Sid Vicious The British Bulldog defeated Jeff Hardy Scott Steiner defeated Hunter Hearst Helmsley Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Rikishi Fatu Shane Douglas defeated Perry Saturn Yokozuna defeated Tatanka Quarter Finals Goldust defeated Rick Steiner Diesel defeated The British Bulldog Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Scott Steiner Yokozuna defeated Shane Douglas Now, onto the Pay-Per-View! In a Semi-Finals Match in the King of the Ring Tournament, Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Yokozuna to advance to the Finals. (89) In a Semi-Finals Match in the King of the Ring Tournament, Diesel defeated Goldust to advance to the Finals. (81) In Tag Team Action, The Wrecking Machines (Ahmed Johnson & Rikishi Fatu) defeated The Million Dollar Corporation (Kama & Tatanka). (63) In his WWF Wrestling Debut, The Great Muta defeated Billy Gunn. (66) The Undertaker & Mankind battled to a Double Count Out. The war would not end there, as Mankind would eventually choke Undertaker unconscious with the Mandible Claw! (100!!!) In a Tag Team Steel Cage Match, Reality Check (Shane Douglas & Sid Vicious) defeated The Steiner Brothers to RETAIN the WWF World Tag Team Championship. (85) In The Finals of the King of the Ring Tournament, Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated Diesel to become the 1996 King of the Ring! With the referee out of the position, Austin was able to deliver a timely kick “downstairs” to Diesel, thus allowing him to hit the Stone Cold Stunner for the win! (92) In the Main Event, in Tag Team Action, WWF World Heavyweight Champion Shawn Michaels & Razor Ramon defeated The Hart Foundation’s Bret Hart & WWF Intercontinental Champion Owen Hart. Weeks prior, Chris Jericho was viciously kicked out of the Hart Foundation after refusing to give up his IC Title Shot, which he earned in a Battle Royal. In a stunning turn of events, Chris Jericho would show up at ringside during the KOTR Main Event! That was enough to distract Owen Hart, allowing Shawn Michaels to hit Sweet Chin Music for the win! (89) Per rules of the tag team match, Shawn Michaels now gets to choose the stipulations for the WWF Championship Rematch between himself and Bret Hart at Summerslam! But, HBK has one last stop before this epic rematch at Summerslam. He will be challenged for his WWF Title at In Your House (July 1996). And his challenger? It’s none other than the 1996 King of the Ring winner, Stone Cold Steve Austin!

WWF In Your House April 1996 Show Rating: 93 The Hart Foundation’s Owen Hart defeated The Million Dollar Corporation’s Rick Martel to RETAIN the WWF Intercontinental Championship. (80) Martel was a last minute replacement, as the original challenger Jeff Jarrett suffered Spinal Disalignment earlier in the week on Monday Night Raw. Not bad for Heel vs Heel last minute! The Million Dollar Corporation’s Dean Malenko defeated Yokozuna. (70) In a Best 2 out of 3 Falls Match, Sudden Impact (Chris Jericho & Lance Storm) defeated The Smokin’ Gunns. The stable war of The Hart Foundation versus The Southern Boys continues, as Jericho & Storm claim the rubber match against Bart & Billy Gunn. (70) Stone Cold Steve Austin defeated The Southern Boys’ Jesse James. (80) In Tag Team Action, Reality Check (Shane Douglas & Sid Vicious) defeated The Steiner Brothers to become the NEW WWF World Tag Team Champions! Reality Check win the gold on their second chance, thanks to their manager Sensational Sherri. Sherri would blind Rick Steiner with some type of spray, allowing Sid Vicious to connect with his patented Powerbomb for the title victory. (78) In the first ever Final Curtain Match, Goldust defeated The Undertaker. A rematch from Wrestlemania, Goldust looked prime to receive another Tombstone from the Phenom. But, shocking to all, Cactus Jack would hit the ring and attack Undertaker more viciously than anyone has every dared to! Donning a new outfit and some type of weird leather mask since we last saw him, Cactus Jack would proceed to choke Undertaker out with two taped fingers, all the while seemingly squealing like a pig! Goldust would take advantage, pinning the unconscious Undertaker for the win! Post-Match, Goldust and the masked Cactus Jack would leave together, Goldust holding and caressing Jack like he was some child. Weird! (92) In the Main Event, in Tag Team Action, The Hart Foundation’s Bret Hart & The British Bulldog defeated Diesel & Razor Ramon. In quite the turn of events, Diesel’s latest rival Stone Cold Steve Austin would hit the ring behind the referee’s back and deliver a devestating steel chair shot to Big Daddy Cool! Bret Hart would take advantage and pin Diesel for the 1,2,3. (96) Post-Match, The Hart Foundation in its entirety would hit the ring to ambush Diesel & Ramon. This would bring out the WWF Champion, Shawn Michaels! Despite being banned from the arena due to his injured ankle (WWF Owner Vince McMahon fearing the worst for his champion), HBK would hit the ring and help Diesel & Ramon clear the ring of the Hart Foundation! Injury be damned, the WWF Champ saved his friends from being injured as well! Just realized that heels won every match on this show. Whoops! Thus reveals the issue I've been dealing with, WWF 1996 is too babyface top heavy, and I've been trying to balance it out.

<p><strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">WWF In Your House</span></strong></p><p><strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;"> April 1996</span></strong></p><p><strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;"> Show Rating: 92</span></strong></p><p> </p><p> The Hart Foundation’s <strong>Owen Hart</strong> defeated <strong>1-2-3 Kid</strong> to <strong>RETAIN</strong> the WWF Intercontinental Championship. (82)</p><p> </p><p> In Tag Team Action, <strong>The Million Dollar Corporation</strong> (Dean Malenko & Rick Martel) defeated <strong>The Hardy Boyz.</strong> During the match, MDC’s newest member <strong>Terry Gordy</strong> would be revealed, thus sealing MDC’s victory. (71)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Stone Cold Steve Austin</strong> defeated <strong>Cactus Jack</strong> by Disqualification. All hell would break in this war, and Cactus Jack would finally snap after arming himself with a steel chair. In the end, Cactus Jack would be arrested and dragged out of the arena after attacking arena security! (82)</p><p> </p><p> In Six Man Tag Team Action, <strong>The Southern Boys</strong> (Jeff Jarrett & The Smokin’ Gunns) defeated <strong>The Hart Foundation</strong> (The British Bulldog, Chris Jericho, & Lance Storm). As a result, Jarrett has earned a title rematch against IC Champion Owen Hart! (73)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Yokozuna</strong> defeated <strong>King Mabel.</strong> (72)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>The Undertaker</strong> defeated <strong>Shane Douglas.</strong> Goldust would interfere, seemingly knocking rival Undertaker out cold with Marlena’s (loaded) golden purse. But stunningly, Undertaker would sit up before Douglas could even cover the Dead Man! After choke slamming Goldust, Undertaker would Tombstone Douglas for the 1…2…3. (89)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>The Steiner Brothers</strong> defeated <strong>The Aristocrats</strong> (Hunter Hearst Helmsley & *Glenn* Jacobs) to <strong>RETAIN</strong> the WWF World Tag Team Championship. Rick & Scott thwart another foe, extending their title reign to six months. (76)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Shawn Michaels</strong> defeated <strong>Razor Ramon</strong> by Disqualification to <strong>RETAIN</strong> the WWF World Heavyweight Championship. It was supposed to be a battle of longtime rivals to finally decide who was better, HBK or The Bad Guy. But, in his first appearance since losing the WWF Title to Michaels at Wrestlemania XII, <strong>Bret Hart</strong> would interfere and attack both men! In Your House would come to a close with Michaels being carted out of the arena, as Bret Hart deliberately tried to break HBK’s ankle with a steel chair! (95)</p>

It’s Mania Time…in 96! WWF Wrestlemania XII March 1996 Show Rating: 95 Diesel defeated Hart Foundation’s Chris Jericho. Despite Jericho attempt to injure Diesel’s knee six days prior on Raw, Diesel overcame the pain and put Jericho down for the three count with the Jackknife Powerbomb. (81) In Tag Team Action, Hunter Hearst Helmsley & (Glenn) Jacobs defeated W.M.D (Adam Bomb & Ahmed Johnson). In his first WWF appearance, Lord Dave Taylor would appear and hit Adam Bomb with some type of foreign object, allowing Helmsley to pick up the win for himself and his monstrous personal servant (Jacobs). (56) In the first ever WWF Hardcore Match, Hart Foundation’s The British Bulldog defeated Cactus Jack. Post-Match, Cactus Jack was helped to the back after being knocked out cold by Jim Cornette’s loaded tennis racket. Weeks following, Cactus Jack just hasn’t seemed like himself anymore… (85) The Undertaker defeated Goldust. Despite thinking Wrestlemania would be his momentous golden masterpiece, Goldust would be put to rest after a Tombstone Piledriver. (91) In Eight Man Tag Team Action, Yokozuna, Rikishi Fatu, & The Smokin’ Gunns defeated The Million Dollar Corporation (King Mabel, Dean Malenko, Rick Martel, & Tatanka). Yokozuna would pick up the win for his team after crushing Tatanka with the Banzai Drop. (64) Hart Foundation’s Owen Hart defeated Jeff Jarrett to RETAIN the WWF Intercontinental Championship. After a distraction by fellow Hart Foundation member Lance Storm, Owen Hart would roll up Jarrett with a handful of trunks to steal himself a Mania victory. (74) In a Steel Cage Match, Razor Ramon defeated Steve Austin. Bringing their five month blood rivalry to a close, both men found themselves brawling at the top of the cage. Austin would tumble down and get his leg caught in the ropes, allowing Ramon to climb out of the cage and to the ringside floor! (90) The Steiner Brothers defeated Reality Check (Shane Douglas & Sid Vicious) to RETAIN the WWF World Tag Team Championship. The hottest new team in WWF, Douglas & Vicious thought they had the Steiners’ number going into the title match. But at Mania, the well oiled team of Rick & Scott fended off the challengers and put Shane Douglas down with the Steiner Drop. (73) In the Main Event of Wrestlemania XII, Shawn Michaels defeated Hart Foundation’s Bret Hart to become the NEW WWF World Heavyweight Champion! No, it wasn’t an Iron Man Match (not yet!), but it was still quite the spectacle. After Vince McMahon banned every Hart Foundation member AND Diesel from ringside, we were left with the perfect one-on-one contest. In the end, Hart would fall victim to Sweet Chin Music for the 1-2-3. (99)

Just notched my top match rating by far in my 1995 Mod Game with a 99 (Hart/Diesel). The Royal Rumble Match didn’t do bad either with an 84, which is prob the best I can ask for. WWF Royal Rumble 1996 Show Rating: 96 Shawn Michaels defeated The Hart Foundation’s The British Bulldog to RETAIN the WWF Intercontinental Championship. (79) In a Texas Tornado Tag Team Match, The Steiner Brothers defeated The Million Dollar Corporation’s Dean Malenko & Rick Martel to RETAIN the WWF World Tag Team Championship. (80) In a Casket Match, The Undertaker defeated The Million Dollar Corporation’s Sycho Sid. (78) In a Street Fight, Bret Hart defeated Diesel to RETAIN the WWF World Heavyweight Championship. (99) Diesel finally got his rematch against the Hitman after being cheated out of his WWF World Title reign at Survivor Series 1995. Bret Hart has been helped by his Hart Foundation brethren to remain WWF Champion, but not tonight! Owen Hart, The British Bulldog, and even Hart Foundation manager Jim Cornette are banned from ringside! Joining them is Diesel’s best friend Shawn Michaels, who is also banned! It looks like we finally get a real one on one matchup… …or so we thought! Just as it looked like Diesel was about to put Bret Hart away with the Jackknife Powerbomb, Sudden Impact (Chris Jericho & Lance Storm) hit the ring! Diesel fended off both Jericho & Storm, tossing both from the ring. But, the distraction gave Hart the chance to crack Diesel over the head with a steel chair, knocking the challenger out cold! 1,2,3, Bret Hart retains! The next night on Monday Night Raw, the rouse is revealed. After helping the Hitman retained his title twenty four hours prior, Chris Jericho & Lance Storm officially become the newest members of the Hart Foundation, inducted by Bret Hart himself! It is now time… FOR THE 1996 WWF ROYAL RUMBLE! All thirty men have entered the Royal Rumble, and we are down to the final four: The British Bulldog, Razor Ramon, Shawn Michaels, & Steve Austin. After dropping the Bulldog with a big clothesline, Razor Ramon calls for the Razor’s Edge. Steve Austin, though, uses the opportunity to sneak up behind his hated rival and dumps Razor to the floor! From there, Austin & Bulldog begin to work together to beat down Shawn Michaels. But, one of their double team maneuvers backfire, and Austin & Bulldog collide with each other instead! A groggy Bulldog charges Michaels, but HBK ducks his head and back tosses the Bulldog out of the ring! We are down to two! As Michaels jaws with the eliminated Bulldog, Steve Austin uses the chance to blindside Michaels. Austin tries all he can to eliminate Michaels, but HBK holds on for dear life. Finally, Austin attempts his patented Stunner, but Michaels breaks free. Austin spins around towards Michaels and walks right into Sweet Chin Music! The super kick sends Austin over the top rope and to the floor! It’s over! Shawn Michaels has won the 1996 Royal Rumble, and is heading to the main event of Wrestlemania to challenge for the WWF World Heavyweight Championship! (84)

<p><strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">WWF Survivor Series 1995</span></strong></p><p> <strong>Show Rating: 86</strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Pre Show (Free For All!)</span></strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Hunter Heart Helmsley & Dr. Isaac Yankem DDS</strong> defeated <strong>Barry Horowitz & Tracy Smothers.</strong> (53)</p><p> </p><p> <em>This was me testing a potential duo of the blue blood Hunter and his monstrous servant named “Jacobs.”</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>King Mabel</strong> won a 15 Man Battle Royal. (57)</p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Main Show</span></strong></p><p> </p><p> <strong>The Phenoms</strong> (The Undertaker, 1-2-3 Kid, Henry O’ Godwinn, & Savio Vega) defeated <strong>The Million Dollar Corporation</strong> (Sycho Sid, Rick Martel, Dean Malenko, & Tatanka) in a Survivor Series Match. The Undertaker & 1-2-3 Kid were the surviving competitors. (81)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>The Outlaws</strong> (Steve Austin, Shane Douglas, Chris Jericho, & Lance Storm) defeated <strong>The Bad Guys</strong> (Razor Ramon, Cactus Jack, Ahmed Johnson, & Rikishi Fatu) in a Survivor Series Match. Steve Austin was the sole survivor for his team. (72)</p><p> </p><p> In a Tag Team Street Fight, <strong>The Steiner Brothers</strong> defeated <strong>Owen Hart & Yokozuna</strong> to <strong>RETAIN</strong> the WWF World Tag Team Championship. It finally happened. After weeks of issues, it finally boiled over between Owen & Yoko. After several miscommunications between them, Owen Hart berated Yokozuna and then slapped the five hundred pounder. Yoko snapped, kicking his own partner in the face and then walked out of the match! All alone, Owen Hart fell victim to the Steiner DDT for the 1,2,3. (82)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>The Heartbreakers</strong> (Shawn Michaels, Bob Holly, & The Smokin’ Gunns) defeated <strong>The Golden Answer</strong> (Goldust, The British Bulldog, Jeff Jarrett, & Jesse James) in a Survivor Series Match. HBK was the sole survivor for his team. (74)</p><p> </p><p> In the Main Event, <strong>Bret Hart</strong> defeated <strong>Diesel</strong> to become the <strong>NEW</strong> WWF World Heavyweight Champion! In a stunning turn of events, The British Bulldog would interfere and lay out Diesel with numerous steel chair shots while Referee Charles Robinson was incapacitated. Shockingly, Hart would not hesitate to take advantage and cover Diesel, and would get the three count! It was an uncomfortable moment for the fans, as they decided whether to cheer for the Hitman as he celebrated becoming a 3-Time WWF World Heavyweight Champion! (87)</p>

Took a break from my Cornellverse game to check out the 1995 Real World Mod. Started a game with WWF, though I might eventually hop on over to ECW. Here is my first WWF PPV. I found myself following some “historical references” due to roster limitations. WWF In Your House September 1995 “The Model” Rick Martel defeated 1-2-3 Kid. In the process, it is revealed that Martel is the newest member of the Million Dollar Corporation! The Steiner Brothers defeated Men on a Mission, thus earning a WWF Tag Team Title match. In a match that was supposed to decide the #1 Contender to the Intercontinental Championship, Razor Ramon & Goldust battled to a Double Countout. Uh-Oh! The Undertaker defeated Tatanka. Post-Match, when Undertaker attempted to go after the MDC leader Ted Dibiase, the Deadman would be assaulted by none other than Sycho Sid! Shane Douglas (yes, Shane!) defeated Bam Bam Bigelow. In a WWF World Tag Team Championship Match, WWF World Heavyweight Champion Diesel & WWF Intercontinental Champion Shawn Michaels defeated WWF World Tag Team Champions Owen Hart & Yokozuna by Disqualification. The DQ happened when The British Bulldog interfered, attacking Diesel. Camp Cornette proceeded to deliver a vicious beatdown on the Two Dudes with Attitude. In the final match of their heated feud, Bret Hart defeated Jerry Lawler in a Steel Cage Match. Despite there being no Pinfalls or Submissions in this Cage Match, Hart would lock Lawler in the Sharpshooter until The King passed out from the pain. With Lawler out cold, the Hitman would walk out the cage door, closing the book on their rivalry.

The World Wrestling Alliance is proud to present… one of their biggest shows of the year… SUMMER BRAWL 2021! June 2021 Attendance: 53,005 PPV Buyrate: 444,594 Show Rating: 89 In a Fatal Four Way Tag Team Match, The Wrecking Crew (Findlay O’ Farraday & Jack Avatar) defeated The Enterprise (Logan Wolfsbaine & Primetime Jack Pryde), Party Police (Brock Star & Fro Sure), Superb (Ozzie Golden & Raphael). As a result, Wrecking Crew have earned themselves a Tag Team Title Match! (72) Yuma Maruya defeated Gorgon. Gorgon seemed ready to power her way to victory, but Maruya would surprise her larger opponent with a roll up for the win! This feud seems far from over. (51) In a highly anticipated rematch, Kurata Empire member Tsuneyo Yanagimoto defeated Tanyu Toshusai. Yanagimoto redeems himself from his previous loss to Toshusai, but needs fellow Empire member Bryan Vessey’s help to do it! (80) Under Tornado Tag Team Rules, Mexico’s Finest (Aztec Prince & Blue Phantom) defeated Akima Brave & Ernest Youngman. The rubber match in this feud, Mexico’s Finest would pick up another victory for the Kurata Empire after hitting Brave with the Ultimo Sacrificio. (78) In the final battle of WWA’s longest, most brutal feuds, Team Lucha! member Mr. Lucha defeated Superb leader Frederique in a Steel Cage Match. Frederique tried his best to keep up with Lucha, but his aging body eventually couldn’t keep up with one of the world’s current best wrestlers. After planting a bloody Frederique with the Third Strike, Lucha would glance back once at his fallen rival on the mat before exiting the cage door. Lucha exits the cage the winner of this rivalry that will go down in WWA history. (83) The Birds of Prey (WWA Women’s Champion Fuyuko Higa & Gemmei Oonishi) defeated Alina America & Melody. Melody’s highly anticipated PPV debut is ruined thanks to surprise interference by Romi Yamato. There appears to be now a third member to the Birds of Prey! (76) WWA Intercontinental Championship Match! In a Triple Threat Match, Enterprise member Nelson Callum defeated Kurata Empire member Damian Dastardly & Masao Tsubouchi to RETAIN the WWA Intercontinental Championship! The finish came when Empire mouthpiece Krissy Angelle attempted to blind Callum with her trademark hairspray, but Callum would dodge it…and Angelle would accidentally spray Dastardly in the eyes instead! Callum would take advantage, hitting Dastardly with the Honey Trap for the win. (87) Post-Match, Nelson Callum would celebrate his title victory on the entrance stage. Suddenly, a hooded figure would appear behind Callum. Much to Callum’s shock, the hooded figure would reveal himself to be none other than Davis Wayne Newton! Callum’s best friend…that is…until the IC Title got in the way! As a result, the Enterprise kicked Newton out of the group by ways of a vicious beatdown. Like a savage animal, Newton pummeled Callum until Nelson smartly bailed through the crowd and out of the arena! Newton is back, and he wants revenge! WWA Tag Team Championship Match! The Wild Cats (El Jaguar & Tigre Salvaje Jr.) defeated The Blueprint (Eddie Howard & Sterling Whitlock) to RETAIN the WWA Tag Team Championship! Blueprint’s manager Eric Tyler attempted to help his team steal the titles, but fellow Team Lucha! member Masked Cougar would hit ringside to chase Tyler away. Distracted by Cougar chasing Tyler, Sterling Whitlock would fall victim to the Call of the Wild, sealing the win for the 2-Time Tag Champs. (82) WWA Heavyweight Championship Match! In the most anticipated rematch in WWA history, Kurata Empire leader Masa Kurata defeated Razan Okamoto to become the NEW WWA Heavyweight Champion! Okamoto would fight through distractions and interference by Krissy Angelle. He would even kick out of the K-HD, as would Kurata kick out of Razan’s Brainbuster Suplex. Kurata would break free out of the Okamoto’s second attempt at the Brainbuster Suplex and hit a second K-HD! To seal the deal, Kurata would hit a third K-HD for the 1,2,3! Kurata ends Okamoto’s amazing nine-month reign as champion, and in doing so becomes just the third ever WWA Heavyweight Champion. (93) Now, not only is Masa Kurata the king of his own empire, he is now the king of the World Wrestling Alliance! Bow down…to the Kurata Empire!

The World Wrestling Alliance just held its brand new event, WWA Election Day! Totally NOT a rip off of Taboo Tuesday or Cyber Sunday! Okay…maybe it is… The one night of the year where WWA fans have the power! The fans vote to decide the stipulations, the challengers, the tag team partners! The most creative night of the year! WWA Election Day May 2021 Attendance: 53,173 Final Rating: 87 The Fans Choose The Challengers For The WWA World Tag Team Championship! The Fans Choose….MEXICO’S FINEST! The Wild Cats (El Jaguar & Tigre Salvaje Jr.) defeat Mexico’s Finest (Aztec Prince & Blue Phantom) to RETAIN the WWA World Tag Team Championship! With Mexico represented 100% in tonight’s opening contest, Salvaje Jr. pins Phantom as the Wild Cats remain the current 2-Time WWA Tag Champs. (71) The Fans Choose The Stipulations For The Finals of the WWA Women’s Championship Tournament! The Fans Choose…A LUMBERJILL MATCH! Fuyuko Higa defeats Alina America to become the FIRST EVER WWA Women’s Champion! With the ring surrounded by the rest of the competitors in the inaugural Women’s Title Tournament, Higa gets some help from her Birds of Prey pal Gemmei Oonishi to snatch victory from America. (41) Blueprint (Eddie Howard & Sterling Whitlock) defeat The Enterprise (Logan Wolfsbaine & Primetime Jack Pryde). Both teams were outvoted by Mexico’s Finest, thus failing to earn a Tag Title Match at Election Day. Nevertheless, Howard pins Pryde to get a win over Blueprint, keeping them at the top of the Tag Team Division. (71) The Fans Choose The Stipulations For the Cougar/Dastardly Rubber Match! The Fans Choose…A FALLS COUNT ANYWHERE MATCH! Kurata Empire member Damian Dastardly defeats Masked Cougar in the FCA Match to bring their rivalry to a close. WWA General Manager Ricky Dale Johnson vowed to double Dastardly’s winners purse if he “manned up” and won the match without help from the rest of the Kurata Empire. Dastardly swore to do so, and that he did. Both men ended up crashing off the entrance stage through a table, but it was Dastardly who had the awareness(?) to drape an arm over Cougar to capture the 1,2,3! (81) The Fans Choose The Challenger For WWA Intercontinental Championship! The Fans Choose…DAVIS WAYNE NEWTON! Enterprise member Nelson Callum defeats Enterprise member Davis Wayne Newton to RETAIN the WWA Intercontinental Championship! In a shocking turns of events, the fans vote to pit Enterprise verus Enterprise! It starts off clean between best friends, but eventually recent issues between Callum & Newton lead to close fists and rough tactics. Stunningly, Callum reverses Newton into a roll up, then steals the win from his best friend with a handful of tights! Newton can’t believe what his stable brother has done as he watches Callum celebrate his victory! (85) The Fans Choose The Stipulations For The Party Police/Superb Tag Team Match! The Fans Choose…A TABLES MATCH! Superb (Ozzie Golden & Raphael) defeat Party Police (Brock Star & Fro Sure) in the Tables Match. With Raphael & Brock Star eliminated from the match, Women’s Title Tournament Semi-Finalist Foxxy LaRue would interfere to help Golden put Fro Sure through a table, securing the win for Superb. (73) Masao Tsubouchi defeats Kurata Empire member Tsuneyo Yanagimoto. After losing out in the IC Championship Match vote for Davis Wayne Newton, the two competitors agree to a match backstage. Yanagimoto attempted to cheat his way to victory, but his rival Tanyu Toshusai would come down to the ring to stop that from happening. Distracted by Toshusai, Yanagimoto would fall victim to Tsubouchi’s Brainbuster Suplex for the 1,2,3! (78) The Fans Choose WWA World Heavyweight Champion Razan Okamoto’s Tag Team Partner! The Fans Choose…MR. LUCHA! The Kurata Empire (Masa Kurata & Bryan Vessey) defeat Razan Okamoto & Mr. Lucha in the Main Event. In a stunning turns of event, a hooded figure would appear and assault Mr. Lucha with a steel chair. With Lucha down and hurt, the hooded man would reveal himself. It’s none other than Frederique! We haven’t seen Frederique since Lucha shaved his head at Wrestle Fest II! Okamoto attempts to carry the match on his own, but Razan falls to the numbers game. A hurt Lucha tries to get back into the match, but eventually becomes a detriment. Kurata hits Lucha with the K-HD for the victory. Post-Match, Kurata makes his intentions clear. He wants a rematch with Okamoto for the WWA World Heavyweight Championship! (90)

Here’s my latest card from my created company, the World Wrestling Alliance. It’s that time again, it’s time for the biggest show of the year for the WWA! WWA Wrestle Fest II Week 4, April 2021 Attendance: 52,674 Show Rating: 86 Kurata Empire member Damian Dastardly defeated Masked Cougar in a much anticipated rematch, this rivalry now tied at 1-1. The assist to KE’s manager Krissy Angelle, who managed to sneak brass knuckles to Dastardly. (84) The Blueprint (Eddie Howard & Sterling Whitlock) defeated The Party Police (Fro Sure & Brock Star). The Party Police managed to get their desired rematch after weeks of feuding, but would once again fall to Eric Tyler’s prized tag team. (66) The Enterprise’s Davis Wayne Newton defeated Masao Tsubouchi. Stooping to the usual Enterprise ways, Newton reversed Tsubouchi into a roll up, then uses the tights to steal the 1,2,3. (79) In a Mask vs Hair Match, Mr. Lucha defeated Les Messieurs leader Frederique. With Frederique’s pals Ozzie Golden & Raphael banned from ringside by General Manager Ricky Dale Johnson, there was no one to stop Lucha from strapping Frederique to the barber’s chair and shaving his hated rival bald! (76) In Six Man Tag Team Action, The Kurata Empire (Tsuneyo Yanagimoto, Aztec Prince, & Blue Phantom) defeated Akima Brave, Ernest Youngman, & Thom Barrowman. Thanks to interference from yet another KE member Bryan Vessey, Yanagimoto was able to pin Barrowman to capture victory. (78) The WWA Intercontinental Championship Match! In a much anticipated rematch, Champion Nelson Callum defeated Challenger Tanyu Toshusai to retain his championship. The two men had an agreement. Toshusai agreed that he would never again challenge Callum for the IC Title if he lost…IF…if Callum agreed that no other Enterprise members would interfere! The stakes set, Callum barely managed to survive the best that Toshusai had to offer, extending his IC Title reign past 6 months. The IC remains in the camp of The Enterprise! (84) The WWA World Tag Team Championship Match! In a Ladder Match, Challengers The Wild Cats (El Jaguar & Tigre Salvaje Jr.) defeated Champions Superb (Ozzie Golden & Raphael) to ONCE AGAIN become WWA Tag Team Champions! A six month feud brought to a close, it was winner take all at Wrestle Fest. After losing the titles back to Superb in January, Tigre Salvaje climbed the ladder and retrieved the titles, making the Wild Cats 2-Time Champions! (77) The WWA World Heavyweight Championship Match! In the most anticipated match in WWA history, Champion Razan Okamoto defeated Challenger Masa Kurata to retain his championship! Leader of the dominant Kurata Empire, undefeated to date in WWA, Masa Kurata seemed destined to become the 3rd ever WWA World Champion. But there was one problem…Razan Okamoto! Okamoto kept getting up no matter what Kurata did, including when Masa targeted Razan’s ailing shoulder. In the end, it would be Okamoto hitting his patented Brainbuster Suplex to capture victory, thus handing Kurata his 1st loss in WWA. While this war seems far from over, for the time being, Okamoto continues his 7 month reign as the King of WWA! (88)

Here is my latest event for my created company, the World Wrestling Alliance. The WWA, uniting the greatest wrestlers in the world! WWA Badlands March 2021 Final Rating: 81 In a Aussie Rules Match, The Enterprise (Logan Wolfsbaine & Primetime Jack Pryde) defeated The Tribe (Akima Brave & Tribal Warrior). The finish came when Wolfsbaine pinned Warrior. (67) Per stipulations of the match, The Tribe must now disband as a team/stable. Once a proud stable of Samoan wrestlers, The Tribe was dismantled after members have departed for big contracts with other companies, not to mention Samoan Machine being fired for repeated drug use. Sadly, their loss to the Enterprise closes the book on the group that first represented the WWA World Tag Team Championship. Masao Tsubouchi defeated Pablo Rodriguez. The newest sensation to WWA, Tsubouchi remains undefeated in the company with another impressive victory. (49) The Blueprint (Eddie Howard & Sterling Whitlock) defeated The Party Police (Brock Star & Fro Sure). After a little help from manager Eric Tyler, Howard pinned Star (aka Milton Stewart) for the win. (61) In a Triple Threat for the WWA Intercontinental Championship, Champion Nelson Callum defeated Masked Cougar & Tanyu Toshusai to retain the IC Gold. Upset that Masked Cougar ended his undefeated streak, Damian Dastardly would interfere in the match, setting up Callum to hit Cougar with the Honey Trap for the win. The IC Title stays in the camp of The Enterprise! (79) Kurata Empire members Mexico’s Finest (Aztec Prince & Blue Phantom) defeated Thom Barrowman & Ernest Youngman. During the match, fellow Kurata Empire mate Bryan Vessey would attack Barrowman, the result leaving Thom unable to compete. The referee clueless to the outside interference, Youngman would attempt to continue the match alone, but would eventually fall to the numbers game. (72) In a WWA World Heavyweight Championship Match, Champion Razan Okamoto defeated Challenger Davis Wayne Newton to retain his championship. Despite dealing with a strained rotator cuff (legit!), Okamoto would fight through the pain. Despite his best effort, Newton couldn’t bring the World Title home to The Enterprise, as he fell victim to Okamoto’s Brainbuster Suplex for the 1,2,3. (82) It is now time for tonight’s main event… WARGAMES!!! 3 Teams of 3 are about to battle in the dual rings surrounded by a steel cage. The Captain of the winning team will automatically become the #1 Contender to the WWA World Heavyweight Championship! Les Messieurs *Captain*Frederique & WWA World Tag Team Champions Superb (Ozzie Golden & Raphael) VS. Team Lucha! *Captain*Mr. Lucha & The Wild Cats (El Jaguar & Tigre Salvaje Jr.) VS. The Kurata Empire *Captain* Masa Kurata, Bryan Vessey, & Tsuneyo Yanagimoto After a grueling, bloody, forty minute war inside the dual ring steel cage, it is Masa Kurata that pins El Jaguar after connecting with the K-HD. The Kurata Empire survives Wargames! (82) Frederique suffered a Broken Nose during the match, bringing down the match rating. As Badlands went off air for the evening, WWA Commissioner Ricky Dale Johnson made it official. Next month, at the biggest show of the year, WWA Wrestle Fest 2021. In the Main Event, the undefeated Masa Kurata will challenge Razan Okamoto for the WWA World Heavyweight Championship!

Tuesday, Week 1, February 2021 It is just three days since the World Wrestling Alliance’s latest big event, WWA New Year’s Revolution. On the card, WWA World Heavyweight Champion Razan Okamoto retain his championship against Enterprise member Davis Wayne Newton in a battle of undefeated WWA superstars. Okamoto didn’t come out the match unscathed. In fact, on this episode of WWA Showcase, Okamoto heads to the ring with his arm in a sling after suffering a Strained Rotator Cuff. With the WWA World Title resting on his good shoulder, Okamoto speaks through broken English. He speaks about how much it means to be the WWA World Champion, and how his four month reign has meant to him and his career. He is proud of his success, and looks forward to many more days of representing the WWA. Just then, he is interrupted by the music of Angelle Incorporated. It appears to be trouble for Okamoto, as Krissy Angelle leads out the stable she has built in mere months. The previously retired Bryan Vessey. The Japanese phenom, Tsuneyo Yanagimoto. The duo dubbed by Angelle as Mexico’s Finest, Aztec Prince & Blue Phantom. And, Angelle’s latest addition by mere days, the New Zealander and WWA newcomer Damian Dastardly. The entire crew stands on the stage rather than approach the ring and Okamoto, as Angelle has a mic in hand. “It was just a few months ago when I walked out on this stage and said I was going to recruit the best wrestlers in the world. I was going to recruit the best the world had to offer to create the best stable in professional wrestling. Ladies and Gentlemen, I think it is safe to say that I did exactly what I said I was going to do! But…it is time for me to admit my real purpose, as there is no better time than now. The truth is..there is no Angelle Incorporated! Angelle Inc. was merely a rouse, a cover up for my true intentions. You see, while I enjoy being here in WWA, I was in fact recruited to come to this company. I was paid handsomely to come here and create this magnificent stable in my benefactor’s absence. I did exactly what I was paid to do! I created an Empire! I created an empire, and it is time for its king to make his illustrious return! “Razan Okamoto! WWA! Do the right thing, and BOW DOWN! Bow down to the Emperor of the World Wrestling Alliance. Bow down…to the KURATA EMPIRE!” The entire arena is in shock as the men on the stage step aside for their leader. Just seven months after tearing his Achilles, Masa Kurata makes his return to WWA! Led to the ring by Krissy Angelle, a grinning Kurata goes face to face with Okamoto. The crowd is on fire at just the idea of these two potentially battling! Masa Kurata accepts the microphone from Krissy Angelle as he steps closer to Razan Okamoto. He speaks in broken English. “Razan Okamoto…your title…IS MINE!” In a blink of an eye, Angelle distracts Okamoto just long enough for Kurata to cheap shot the World Champion. The beat down begins, finalized with Kurata hitting the K-HD! Kurata stands over Okamoto and the WWA World Heavyweight Title triumphantly, as a new day has begun here in the World Wrestling Alliance. Masa Kurata has returned, and the Kurata Empire has risen!

Just finished the first year with my created company, the World Wrestling Alliance. Here is the champion roll call for 2020. The WWA! Uniting the best wrestlers across the world! WWA World Heavyweight Championship 1) Frederique (Won Inaugural 8-Man Tournament, WWA New Year’s Revolution, January 2020 – September 2020) 2) Razan Okamoto (Defeated Frederique, WWA Night of Glory, September 2020 – Current) WWA Intercontinental Championship 1) Ernest Youngman (Won Inaugural 8-Man Round Robin, WWA Wrestle Fest 1, April 2020 – October 2020) 2) Nelson Callum (Defeated Ernest Youngman, WWA House of Horror, October 2020 – Current) WWA World Tag Team Championship 1) The Tribe (Akima Brave & Toma) (Won Inaugural 8-Tag Team Tournament, WWA New Year’s Revolution, January 2020 – June 2020) *Fellow Tribe member Samoan Machine would replace Brave as champion during the title reign* 2) Superb (Ozzie Golden & Raphael) (Defeated The Tribe, WWA Last Resort, June 2020 – December 2020) 3) The Wild Cats (El Jaguar & Tigre Salvaje Jr.) (Defeated Superb, WWA Christmas Bash, December 2020 – Current)

Here is the latest big event from my self-created company, the World Wrestling Allliance. The WWA, uniting the greatest wrestlers from across the globe! WWA Night of Glory Week 4, September 2020 Kettley Arena (Mid South) 30,000 in Attendance (Sell Out!) Angelle Inc. member Aztec Prince defeats Harry Allen in the opening contest, furthering his three month undefeated streak in WWA. (53) In tag team action, The Wrecking Machines (Jack Avatar & Papa Swoll) defeated The McWade Brothers. (38) Dean McWade suffered a broken neck during the contest, hurting the final score. Ironically, Dallas McWade announced his upcoming retirement the day after the show! Making his WWA PPV debut, newest Angelle Inc. member Tsuneyo Yanagimoto remains undefeated after a dominant win over Stevie Grayson. (41) In tag team action, The Enterprise (Logan Wolfsbaine & Prime Time Jack Pryde) defeated Billy Russell & Madman Boone. (51) In the Match of Glory, aka an #1 Contenders Fatal Four Way Elimination Match, Razan Okamoto defeated Akima Brave, Enterprise member Nelson Callum, and Masked Cougar. Okamoto earns the right to challenge Frederique for the WWA World Heavyweight Championship later in the evening! (75) In Six Man Tag Team Action, Chris Caulfield, Eddie Howard, & Sterling Whitlock defeated Les Messieurs (Mikel Alonso, Ozzie Golden, & Raphael). After Alonso ate the pin from Howard, the WWA Tag Team Champions (Golden & Raphael, also known as “Superb”) would walk out on their stable ally. Later in the evening, Alonso would try to get into the Les Messieurs locker room, but no one would open the door for him! (62) In a WWA Intercontinental Championship Match, challenger and Angelle Inc. member Bryan Vessey would defeat champion Ernest Youngman by Disqualification. Fresh from retirement, Vessey looked moments away from becoming the second ever WWA IC Champion. Suddenly, the lights went out, and when they came back on…Mr. Lucha was standing in the ring! Mr. Lucha, the man who Vessey deliberately injured during his “triumphant” return from retirement! Referee Terakado called for the bell as an enraged Lucha pummeled Vessey all over the ring and ringside. When it was clear her client Vessey was losing the fight, Krissy Angelle would call for a retreat, and the duo would head for the exit. It’s clear, though, this blood feud is just getting started! (81) In tag team action, The Wild Cats (El Jaguar & Tigre Salvaje Jr.) defeated Pablo Rodriguez & Tribal Warrior. The new duo of the sinister Rodriguez and savage Tribal Warrior looked primed for a big win, but Tiger Salvaje would snatch the victory away for the Wild Cats after catching Warrior with a surprise roll up! (65) And Now…The Main Event! Out comes the challenger Razan Okamoto to the sound of “The Man with the Machine Gun” by Enrico Deiana. The determined looking challenger, you couldn’t tell he just battled and defeated three of the finest wrestlers the world has to offer. All for this massive opportunity! And here comes the champion, coming out to “I Want It All” by Queen. WWA World Heavyweight Champion Frederique walks to the ring donning quite the flashy robe, and he sure doesn’t mind flaunting it, either. Posing in the ring with the World Title around his waist, fireworks blast off behind the first ever WWA World Heavyweight Champion. Frederique does all he can to continue his eight month reign as WWA World Champ. All the dirtiest tricks in the book. Even his Les Messieurs brethren interfere on his behalf. Yet, Okamoto overcomes it all, all on his own. Okamoto refuses to submit during the biggest opportunity of his career! Beaten and battered, Frederique struggles to stand after taking Okamoto’s best shots. Okamoto lifts Frederique into the air and plants him with his patented Brainbuster Suplex! 1,2,3! That’s it! We have a brand new champion! Razan Okamoto is the second ever WWA World Heavyweight Champion! (79)

This is the latest big event from my self created company, the World Wrestling Alliance. Bringing together the best wrestlers in the world! WWA Summer Brawl 2020 Held in Austin, TX (Mid South) Show Rating: 73 Attendance: 27,214 PPV Buy Rate: 1.02 Ernest Youngman defeated Pablo Rodriguez via Tap Out to retain the WWA Intercontinental Championship (65) The Wild Cats defeated The Nation of Filth (55) The Enterprise's Nelson Callum defeated Masked Cougar after a timely rake of the eyes (76) Chris Caulfield & Sterling Whitlock defeated The Enterprise (Ash Campbell & Logan Wolfsbaine) (67) Aztec Prince defeated Paul Steadyfast. Afterwards, newly debuted Krissy Angelle revealed that the undefeated Aztec Prince was her first WWA client! (40) In a Lucha Libre Match, Les Messieurs members Superb (Ozzie Golden & Raphael) defeated The Tribe (Toma & Samoan Machine) to retain the WWA World Tag Team Championship. This was The Tribe's last chance to regain the Tag Titles, thus bringing this lengthy feud to a close. (65) The Enterprise's Davis Wayne Newton defeated The Tribe's Akima Brave after interference by Enterprise manager Ross Henry (68) Mr. Lucha & Razan Okamoto defeated Savage Fury after the undefeated Okamoto pinned Java (70) Prior to the main event, it is revealed that Skull DeBones has signed with WWA to be an ambassador to the company! Spoiler Alert! This is the starting point of a future, major storyline! In the Main Event, Les Messieurs leader Frederique defeated Eddie Howard to retain the WWA World Heavyweight Championship The first ever WWA Champion, Frederique escapes with the gold after low blowing Howard while the referee was out of position! (71) Sadly, I had to rearrange my main event plans for Summer Brawl. The main event was supposed to be Frederique vs Masa Kurata, the rise of the Kurata Empire! But...Kurata suffered a Torn Achilles the month prior.

Getting back into TEW2020 now after a hefty work transition. Don't have time to do a diary anymore but have enough time to play again thankfully. So, I noticed you can start a brand new company from scratch if you start a game unemployed. So, now I am playing a new game as the World Wrestling Alliance, working out of the Tri State area right now. Frederique is carrying my company as WWA World Heavyweight Champion with his 60 pop. He's portrayed somewhere between "Franchise" Shane Douglas & NXT's Booby Roode. With his old partner Mikel Alonso (Handsome Stranger) helping him, Frederique is my #1 guy as I build up the rest of the roster. Currently, he is feuding with Pablo Rodriguez. Currently, I'm doing a 8-man round robin tournament to decide my WWA Television Champion, something I never tried before. I'm totally just letting it fly and see where it lands, but my intentions are to have Ernest Youngman & Nelson Callum (respectively 47 & 46 pop in Tri State) as the final competitors. My tag division (and stables) are a mixed of veterans and unknown talent hungry for a chance. Headlining the division right now is the group known as The Tribe, a babyface stable of Samoans portrayed all as family (Akima Brave, Toma, Rhino Umaga, Samoan Machine). Brave & Toma are the current tag champions, feuding with another duo of Samoans, Java & Tribal Warrior. With Eric Tyler as their mouthpiece, Savage Fury are out to prove they are still the dominant Samoans in professional wrestling! My other notable stable is a brash trio known as The Enterprise. Led by their mouthpiece Ross Henry, they are made up of Nelson Callum, Ash Campbell, & Logan Wolfsbaine. They rotate as singles stars and tag teams, a well oiled machine ready to take over the wrestling world. Put simply, they're kinda my version of the Undisputed Era. All this going on, I'm trying to build up stars with Star Quality. Masked Cougar is doing pretty well, building up popularity quite fast. He might even be the guy to dethrone Frederique if he maintains this pace. I also managed to talked Masa Kurata into working in the US, and he's just running through the roster one by one, building up popularity along the way.

<p></p><div style="text-align:center;"><p> <span style="font-size:24px;"><strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">August– Week 4 – 2020</span></strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <span style="font-size:14px;"><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Please Enjoy A Brand New Episode Of </strong></span></span></p><p><span style="font-size:14px;"><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong> </strong></span></span><span style="font-size:14px;"><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">TCW Presents Total Wrestling!</span></strong></span></span></p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Booking Grid</span></strong></p><p> <a href="https://imgur.com/ZFGPNmJ" rel="external nofollow">https://imgur.com/ZFGPNmJ</a></p><p> </p><p> <em>Total Wrestling opens up to Kyle Rhodes standing by on the interview stage. To a huge pop, Rhodes introduces the TCW World Heavyweight Champion </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Aaron Andrews.</strong></span></em><em> Rhodes interviews Andrews about his upcoming title defense against </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Greg Gauge at Hotter Than Hell</strong></span></em><em> this Sunday. Andrews proceeds to hype the match, as Aaron is out for revenge after all his issues with the new duo known as </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Destiny.</strong></span></em></p><p><em> </em></p><p><em> Much to his surprise, Andrews is interrupted when </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Joshua Taylor</strong></span></em><em> walks out and joins Aaron and Rhodes on the stage.</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Taylor:</strong> Sorry to interrupt you, Champ. I don’t know if you heard but RDJ booked myself and <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Davis Wayne Newton in a tag match tonight, the winner getting the opportunity to choose the stipulations in our rubber match. We also have the choice to pick our tag team partners.</strong></span> Now…I…REALLY…want to win tonight, because I want to make sure that Newton gets the whooping he badly deserves. So…I’m going straight to the top with my choice. Aaron, will you be my partner tonight?</p><p> </p><p> <em>The crowd seems to approve, and a smile grows over Andrews.</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Andrews:</strong> Well Josh, we can all apparently agree on one thing. Davis Wayne Newton is in much need of a good whooping. <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Yes Josh, I will be your tag partner tonight!</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Tana The Mighty Vs. Chris Flynn</strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#0000FF;"> Tana & T-Bone’s war against The Syndicate continues tonight, this time in singles competition. </span><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Akima Brave</strong></span><span style="color:#0000FF;"> attempts to interfere on behalf of Flynn, but </span><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>T-Bone Bright</strong></span><span style="color:#0000FF;"> tackles Brave at ringside before he can do any significant harm. Tana survives Flynn’s best shots, then rocks the Syndicate’s Enforcer with a giant chop to the cranium. With Flynn down, Tana crushes him with the Big Fat Samoan Splash! 1,2,3! </span><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Tana The Mighty gets his revenge tonight!</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Jason Azaria:</strong> That must have been quite the satisfying win for Tana, after Chris Flynn cost him his tag team match last week.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>MC Motormouth:</strong> That’s great, but that’s one measly win. Tana & T-Bone have to decide, though, if this entire war against The Syndicate is really worth it. Most of the time, they end up on their backs!</p><p> </p><p> <em>We go backstage, where an annoyed </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Ricky Dale Johnson</strong></span></em><em> is trying to walk away from </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>The Shade Gang</strong></span></em><em>. The trio bicker about their Tag Title Defense tonight against </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>One Man Army</strong></span></em><em> and his handpicked partner, </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Joss Thompson.</strong></span></em><em> They throw every excuse at the Commissioner, clearly wanting none of Thompson in his TCW debut match. When RDJ’s reaches his office door, he spins around to Shade Gang and holds a hand up.</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>RDJ:</strong> Listen! I don’t want to hear it! You made your bed when you attacked and injured <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Human Arsenal.</strong></span> Like I told you before, there are your consequences for actions. And if you lose the Tag Titles tonight? You can only blame yourselves!</p><p> </p><p> <em>That said, RDJ enters his office and slams the door on their faces.</em></p><p> </p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Cip Conduit & Red Partner Vs. Sinner Society (Killer Shark & Petr Novak)</strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#0000FF;"> Squash Match! Floyd Goldworthy’s monsters absolutely demolish the enhancement talent. Conduit & Panther never have a chance. Novak plants Conduit with the Chokeslam, then Shark crushes Cip with the Shark Bite. </span><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Sinner Society gets the easy, impressive win.</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <em>After the match, </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Floyd Goldworthy</strong></span></em><em> joins his </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Sinner Society</strong></span></em><em> in the ring with a mic.</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Goldworthy:</strong> <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Eddie Peak!</strong></span> We are tired of your little phantom tricks! You think you’re going to hurt <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Nick Booth</strong></span> and we’re just going to roll over? No no no, that’s just not happening. No more phantom tricks Eddie, it’s time to be a man! You see Petr Novak here? You insulted him! You called him an impostor, said he doesn’t belong. Well, be a man Eddie and prove it! <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Petr here challenges you to a one on one match, next week here on Total Wrestling!</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <em>Goldworthy continues to ramble on, but he’s interrupted by the cackling laugh of the Hardcore Assassin over the PA. Seemingly from the heavens, we hears Peak’s voice, but he is nowhere to be seen.</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Peak:</strong> A challenge! How exciting! Impostor or not, I wouldn’t dare back down from a challenge. Petr Novak! <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>I’ll meet you in the ring next week!</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Flying Jimmy Foxx Vs. Greg Gauge</strong></span></p><p> Foxx has Gauge reeling with some flashy, high flying moves. But, Gauge is on his game tonight, just days before his big title shot at Hotter Than Hell. No matter what Foxx does, Gauge is able to recover and bring the fight right back. After dodging the Flying Foxx, Gauge plants Jimmy with the Broken Gauge. For added measure, <strong>Gauge then locks on the Proton Lock and forces Foxx to tap out for the victory.</strong></p><p> </p><p> <em>After the post, Juliet Balconi joins her client in the ring as </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Greg Gauge</strong></span></em><em> demands a microphone. Gauge proceeds to hype </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>his title match at Hotter Hell against TCW World Heavyweight Champion Aaron Andrews.</strong></span></em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Gauge:</strong> Andrews, you let everyone in the world know you’re out for revenge. You want to make me pay for what I did to you. Well, you worry about revenge, I’m more worried about history! I’m going to beat you and take that World Title. But that’s not enough history, I want more! I’m going to beat you, and then I’m going to beat Mainstream Hernandez for the TV Title in my return match. <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>I’m going to be the first man to wear both belts at the same time!</strong></span> There’s nothing you can do about it, Aaron. Why? Why else? It’s a little thing called <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Destiny!</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">TCW World Tag Team Championship Match</span></strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong> The Shade Gang (Marc Speed & Matt Hocking) ( C ) Vs. One Man Army & Joss Thompson</strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#0000FF;"> While Speed & Hocking use their tag experience to control a lengthy period of the title contest, all hell breaks loose when Thompson gets the hot tag for his makeshift team. Thompson drops Speed & Hocking over and over. Even Troy Tornado gets a fist in the mouth when he tries to interfere on behalf of his Shade Gang brethren. The champions look to be trouble, as Army gets back in the fight, as a brawl between Army and Speed falls to the floor. Here it comes. Thompson plants Hocking with the Clean Cutter! Thompson goes to cover Hocking, but is attacked by </span><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Jay Chord</strong></span><span style="color:#0000FF;"> before he can do so! Chord pummels Thompson as Referee Young has no choice but to </span><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Disqualify The Shade Gang for Jay’s interference!</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Jason Azaria:</strong> Come on! We were about to have new tag team champions!</p><p> </p><p> <strong>MC Motormouth:</strong> Maybe, but not anymore! <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Shade Gang keep the Tag Team Gold!</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Mitch Naess:</strong> How could they possibly be proud of that?</p><p> </p><p> <em>As Shade Gang double team One Man Army at ringside, </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Joss Thompson</strong></span></em><em> starts to battle back against </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Jay Chord.</strong></span></em><em> That, though, is thwarted when he gets blindsided by Chord’s Destiny buddy, </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Greg Gauge!</strong></span></em><em> The two on one beatdown on Thompson begins, but it doesn’t last long! The crowd erupts as “Feel Invincible” by Skillet begins to play. </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Aaron Andrews</strong></span></em><em> races to the ring!</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Mitch Naess:</strong> Here comes the World Champion for the rescue!</p><p> </p><p> <em>The tide quickly turns on Destiny as Andrews hits the ring. At ringside, One Man Army is able to arm himself with a steel chair, leading the Shade Gang to think smartly and head for the exit! Back in the ring, Andrews is able to clothesline Gauge to the floor. Andrews and Thompson set Chord up for a double team, but Gauge saves his Destiny pal and drags Jay from the ring. Destiny head for the exit, as Thompson and Andrews stand tall in the ring.</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Jason Azaria:</strong> What a turn of events! What a pair of blockbuster singles matches we are going to see this Sunday at Hotter Than Hell!</p><p> </p><p> <strong>MC Motormouth:</strong> I can’t wait, but best of all? Aaron Andrews won’t be able to rescue Joss Thompson this Sunday from the beating that Jay Chord delivers!</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Mitch Naess:</strong> We’ll see about that. All I know is that we’re going see two very personal singles matches at Hotter Than Hell, and it might get ugly fast in both accounts!</p><p> </p><p> <span style="color:#008000;"><strong>The Shade Gang’s Marc Speed & Matt Hocking</strong></span><span style="color:#008000;"> make their 2nd successful title defense as TCW World Tag Team Champions. They have been Tag Champions now for 23 days. This is both Speed & Hocking’s 1st reign as TCW World Tag Team Champions.</span></p><p> </p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Mr. Lucha Vs. Darryl Devine</strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#0000FF;"> Devine tries to avenge his tag team partner Chance Fortune, and do what Chance couldn’t and defeat the rising star Lucha. It looked he might do that after dodging Lucha’s patented Lucha DDT and getting a nearfall with a painful backbreaker. But, Lucha sees Devine’s Missile Dropkick coming and is able to dodge it, then rock Devine big time with a shining wizard. Lucha heads to the top rope with Devine down. Lucha Sault! He hits it! 1,2,3! </span><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Mr. Lucha picks up another big win in his young TCW career!</strong></span></p><p> </p><p> <em>Backstage, </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Davis Wayne Newton</strong></span></em><em> is standing by his manager Haley Buck. A confident smirk is on Newton’s face as Jason Azaria questions him about his tag team partner tonight. Buck answers at first for her client.</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Buck:</strong> Joshua Taylor is so terrified about his rubber match with my client Davis that he ran to the World Champion. He got on his knees and begged <span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Aaron Andrews</strong></span> to be his tag team partner tonight! Really, it was pathetic!</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Jason Azaria:</strong> Haley, that’s not what happened at all. Joshua, he-…</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Buck:</strong> Shut up, LOSER, I’m talking! So, scared little Joshua gets the World Champion to tag team with him?</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Newton:</strong> It’s fine with me, Jay, because I went out and found someone who has pinned the World Champion, and did so recently!</p><p> </p><p> <em>The camera pans out, and in walks </em><em><span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Freddy Huggins</strong></span></em><em>, smiling ear to ear.</em></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Huggins:</strong> For one night only, Freddy Corp. has aligned itself with one of TCW’s hottest upcoming stars, Davis Wayne Newton. Our reasoning is simple and always the same. We want what is best for TCW! And what is best for TCW? Why, putting Joshua Taylor out to pasture for good! And of course…Freddy Huggins pinning the World Champion Aaron Andrews, thus making the Commissioner give me the World Title Match I deserve!</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Jason Azaria:</strong> But Freddy, you did face Aaron for the World Title and you lost. Why do you-.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Buck:</strong> SHUT UP, LOSER!</p><p> </p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Six Man Tag Team Match</span></strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong> Beautiful Love Vs. Kirk Jameson & The Elite</strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#0000FF;"> We have quite the competitive, back and forth contest here. That is, until Eddie Chandler makes the tag to Kirk Jameson. Danny Fonzarelli is legal man for Beautiful Love, and Jameson’s opponent this Sunday at Hotter Than Hell. Fonzarelli is ready for a fight, but instead of entering the ring, Jameson hops off the apron! With The Elite yelling at him, Jameson takes a walk!</span></p><p> </p><p> <strong>Mitch Naess:</strong> Jameson would rather abandon a match rather than a fight the big Fonz? I guess Kirk’s not as tough as he thinks he is.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>MC Motormouth:</strong> You better hope Kirk didn’t hear you, Mitch.</p><p> </p><p> <span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong>Facing a 3-on-2 disadvantage, The Elite do their best to stay competitive. But, the numbers is eventually too much for Chandler & Johnson. Fonzarelli hoists Johnson up as Frederique leaps off the second rope. The Rocket of Love! 1,2,3! </strong></span><span style="color:#0000FF;"><strong><strong>Beautiful Love pick up the win! As the trio celebrate the victory, Fonzarelli points and threatens Kirk Jameson, who watches from the stage. Jameson simply grins at Fonz’s threats before walking away.</strong></strong></span></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><em>We go backstage, where The Syndicate’s </em></strong><strong><strong><em><span style="color:#FF0000;">Aztec Prince</span></em></strong></strong><strong><em> is warming up with weights, moments before his title match versus TCW Television Champion, Mainstream Hernandez. The camera pans out, and there looking into the camera is Prince’s mentor, Syndicate leader </em></strong><strong><strong><em><span style="color:#FF0000;">Wolf Hawkins.</span></em></strong></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>Hawkins:</strong></strong><strong> I told you all that The Syndicate will become stronger than it has ever been before. If your simple mind cannot recognize the truth already, tonight then my protégé will deliver a message that the entire wrestling world cannot ignore. Mainstream Hernandez, your TV Title victory at Summer Showdown was quite the memorable moment. Unfortunately, Aztec Prince in mere moments will cut your reign awfully short. The TV Title belongs to the Syndicate after tonight, as will the rest of the TCW gold in only a matter of time! </strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;"><span style="text-decoration:underline;">TCW World Television Match</span></span></strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;"> Mainstream Hernandez ( C ) Vs. Aztec Prince</span></strong></strong></p><p><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;"> Hernandez survives Prince’s heavy hits to fight back into this contest. After rocking Prince with a pair of Super Kicks, Hernandez sets up Prince for the Apparition #14. But, </span></strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Wolf Hawkins</span></strong></strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;"> manages to distracts Hernandez before he does so. That time wasted allows Prince to break free from Hernandez’s attempt at the Apparition #14, as he throws him hard to the mat. Hawkins orders Prince to end it here and now. Prince sets Hernandez up for the Triple Hernandez, and that’s when “Breathe” by Fabulous begins to play! Prince and Hawkins quickly turn their attention towards the curtains!</span></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>Mitch Naess:</strong></strong><strong> It’s Mo! Mighty Mo is here!</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>Jason Azaria:</strong></strong><strong> We haven’t seen Mo since Prince & Hawkins put him through the announce table!</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">The crowd erupts as a determined </span></strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Mighty Mo</span></strong></strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;"> marches out and heads straight to the ring. Hawkins yells at Mo that he has no business being out here, but Mo ignores him. Mo also doesn’t do anything, except, stand several feet from Hawkins and talk trash with Wolf. Several of TCW’s staff rush down to ringside to keep Hawkins and Mo apart. Aztec Prince is watching all this happen, when he suddenly gets rolled up from behind by Mainstream Hernandez! Prince kicks like crazy! 1,2,3! He got it! </span></strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Mainstream Hernandez sneaks away with the successful title defense!</span></strong></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>MC Motormouth:</strong></strong><strong> I don’t believe it!</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><em> </em></strong><strong><strong><em><span style="color:#FF0000;">Mainstream Hernandez</span></em></strong></strong><strong><em> smartly rolls out of the ring as an outraged </em></strong><strong><strong><em><span style="color:#FF0000;">Wolf Hawkins</span></em></strong></strong><strong><em> joins </em></strong><strong><strong><em><span style="color:#FF0000;">Aztec Prince</span></em></strong></strong><strong><em> in the ring. Hawkins berates Referee Bull over the decision, while Hernandez retrieves his TV Title and heads for the exit. Hawkins and Prince are furious in the ring, while Hernandez is all smiles. So is </em></strong><strong><strong><em><span style="color:#FF0000;">Mighty Mo, </span></em></strong></strong><strong><em> who mocks The Syndicate by raising Hernandez’s arm as the victor!</em></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>Jason Azaria:</strong></strong><strong> For the first time in TCW, Aztec Prince gets a taste of defeat! Mainstream Hernandez hands him his first loss!</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>MC Motormouth:</strong></strong><strong> Are you kidding me?! How can you just justify how Hernandez won that title match?!</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>Mitch Naess:</strong></strong><strong> It’s just like you said, MC. All that matters is who leaves with the gold!</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>MC Motormouth:</strong></strong><strong> But…but…</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>Jason Azaria:</strong></strong><strong> Nevertheless, I’m pretty sure Mighty Mo came out here for a bit more physical type of vengeance against The Syndicate. But, by the smile on his face, I think Mo thoroughly enjoyed what just happened! </strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#008000;">Mainstream Hernandez</span></strong></strong><strong><span style="color:#008000;"> makes his 2nd successful title defense as TCW Television Champion. Hernandez has been champion now for 23 days. This is Hernandez’s first reign as TCW TV Champion.</span></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><em>Back from commercials, “Shoot to Thrill” by AC/DC begins to play. To a pop, Commissioner </em></strong><strong><strong><em>Ricky Dale Johnson</em></strong></strong><strong><em> walks out onto the stage with a mic in hand.</em></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>RDJ:</strong></strong><strong> Alright folks, we are about to have our huge tag team main event in a moment. But, I have just a bit of business before then. What business? Why…it is time to reveal the final entries for the </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#FF0000;">Lethal Lottery Tournament at Hotter Than Hell!</span></strong></strong><strong> Here are the final men to join the group of sixteen that will be in the </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#FF0000;">completely random tag team tournament!</span></strong></strong><strong>[/i]</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><em>RDJ snaps his fingers, thus “Highway to Hell” by AC/DC begins to play. As RDJ announces the entries, their images appear on the titantron above the Commish.</em></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>RDJ:</strong></strong><strong> Here we go, first…</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> …6-time TCW World Tag Team Champion and member of W.M.D., </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#FF0000;">One Man Army</span></strong></strong><strong>…</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> …3- time TCW World Tag Team Champion and the leader of Freddy Corp, </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#FF0000;">Freddy Huggins</span></strong></strong><strong>…</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> …one of TCW’s hottest new stars, the super exciting </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#FF0000;">Masked Cougar</span></strong></strong><strong>…</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> …and last but not least…the TCW Television Champion, </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#FF0000;">Mainstream Hernandez!</span></strong></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>RDJ:</strong></strong><strong> Unfortunately, I have some more news for the Lethal Lottery Tournament. Due to injuries caused by The Shade Gang, W.M.D. member </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#FF0000;">Human Arsenal</span></strong></strong><strong> will not be able to compete in the tournament. So, I was forced to find a substitution. Without further to do, allow me to introduce the final entry in the Lethal Lottery Tournament!</strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><em>RDJ’s point to the titantron right above him. After a long moment, “Diamonds from Sierre Leone” by Kanye West begins to play. A hype video plays of the man formerly known as Zimmy Bumfhole.</em></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong>RDJ:</strong></strong><strong> Making his TCW debut this Sunday in the Lethal Lottery Tournament…Ladies and Gentlemen…</strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#FF0000;">Z-MAN!</span></strong></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;"><em>IT’S TIME FOR THE MAIN EVENT!</em></span></strong></strong></p><p><strong> </strong></p><p><strong> </strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Aaron Andrews & Joshua Taylor Vs. Davis Wayne Newton & Freddy Huggins</span></strong></strong></p><p><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;"> It’s all out mayhem after the World Champion gets the hot tag. Newton & Huggins control a lot of the match, keeping Taylor in their corner, but now they’re in trouble as Andrews hits them with everything he’s got. Andrews looks to put away Huggins with the Ace in the Hole, but he gets blindsided by Newton before he can do so. Newton goes to whip Andrews into the ropes, but Andrews reverses it. At ringside, </span></strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Laura Catherine Huggins/b] accidentally trips Newton, thinking it was going to be Andrews coming off the ropes!</span></strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>MC Motormouth:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> What is Laura thinking?!</strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Newton’s manager </span></strong></strong><strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Haley Buck</span></strong></strong></strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;"> begins to yell at Laura Huggins at ringside, and Laura screams right back at her. Freddy Huggins is up on the apron, and he’s yelling at his sister!</span></strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>Freddy Huggins:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> COULD YOU </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>“PLEASE”</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> STOP SCREWING THINGS UP!</strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Freddy gets back into the ring, and now Newton is arguing with Freddy! He’s not happy with what his sister did! These four continue to argue, while Andrews and Taylor just stand and watch. They’re smiling and laughing while watching it all go down!</span></strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>Jason Azaria:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> Huggins & Newton might want to get their heads back in the match!</strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Having seen enough, Taylor and Andrews rush forward! Taylor dropkicks Newton out of the ring, while Andrews hits his patented spear on Huggins! Taylor flies through the ropes with the suicide dive, wiping out Newton at ringside! Andrews calls for the end as Huggins staggers up. The Ace in the Hole! Andrews hits it this time! 1,2,3! </span></strong></strong><strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#0000FF;">Andrews & Taylor pick up the big tag team win!</span></strong></strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>Jason Azaria:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> Well, that didn’t go well for Huggins and Newton…</strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>MC Motormouth:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> Ya think?!</strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>Mitch Naess:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> And with this tag win, </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong><span style="color:#FF0000;">Joshua Taylor earns to right to pick the stipulations in his rubber match with Davis Wayne Newton!</span></strong></strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>Jason Azaria:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> WAIT A MINUTE! </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong><em><span style="color:#FF0000;">Aaron Andrews</span></em></strong></strong></strong><strong><strong><em> doesn’t get to celebrate at all after the match, as he gets IMMEDIATELY blindsided by </em></strong></strong><strong><strong><strong><em><span style="color:#FF0000;">Greg Gauge!</span></em></strong></strong></strong><strong><strong><em> From behind, Gauge clobbers Andrews in the skull with Aaron’s own World Title! Andrews hits the mat hard and is motionless! Gauge stands over the World Champion with a big grin on his face, then holds up the gold to his face and becomes mesmerized with the championship.</em></strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>MC Motormouth:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> Take a long look folks. This is what we might see at the end of Hotter Than Hell. Greg Gauge might be standing over Aaron Andrews as the NEW World Champion!</strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>Mitch Naess:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> Maybe, but this Sunday, he’ll have to fight Aaron face-to-face!</strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><em>Gauge shares some words with the motionless Andrews before raising the World Title up into the air with both hands. The crowd boos him loudly, but Gauge sure doesn’t seem to care.</em></strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong><strong><strong><strong>Jason Azaria:</strong></strong></strong><strong><strong> Greg Gauge calls it his destiny to become TCW World Heavyweight Champion. Well, he’ll have his chance this Sunday to turn his destiny into a reality! Good night folks, and we’ll see you this Sunday at Hotter Than Hell! </strong></strong></p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p></div><p></p><p></p>