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C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

The 1.0 version of the database has been posted on the main page, so glad to get it out feels so great to have gotten to this point. Thanks to everyone who's helped us get to this point I'm very grateful. Big props to JayDaKing for having the newest additions at 69. With Jaysin & Kg in second and third with 30+ additions each. It's given me a lot of joy to see y'all come together to get this project done, gives me more hope that people can come united in a time when it feels very divided. With that, I can't wait to see what y'all think of all the additions and hope to get a lot of new additions to all the regions that still need attention.

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

Just to give everyone my view of how this will play out. Once we hit the TEN goal in all of the regions of one area. I’ll release the data and then hopefully we’ll be able to hit the TEN goal in the rest of the areas and slowly it’ll be complete.

White Canvas Grappling [C-Verse]

CPBHBK replied to CGN91's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

One thing I truly love about round-robin tournaments ios that it sets up so many matches for months in advance. It's like the season of a real sport for around a month that sets up stories and arcs for the next year. Suzuki was not who I expected to actually win the Festival, not at all. But his win here truly cements him as a top top guy with it being his second tournament win. Whatever anyone wants to say two tournament wins in a row is no easy feat so Suzuki is to really be commended on his ability and his accolades after this. Now the only one missing is the one held by Razan Okamoto who will likely have more on his plate than just Suzuki after his losses in the Festival.

Golden Dynasty [C-Verse: PGHW]

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="width:1000px;padding:5px;border-top: 8px groove #0077b3;border-right: 8px ridge #0077b3;border-bottom: 8px ridge #0077b3;border-left: 8px groove #0077b3;margin:10px;background: white; max-width:70%";"> PGHW Road to Respect Night #2 January, Sunday Week 3 Okayama, Chugoku 729 Fans 0. Utamuro Nishimuraya & Yunosuke Fujisaki def. Black Flash & MONDAE in [10:30] when Utamuro Nishimuraya pinned Black Flash following the Panther Plex (Full Nelson Suplex). [41] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 1. Stone Yoshikawa, Masutaro Koyama, & Iron Hyodo def. Simon Flemmingway, Toyota Munakata, & Ray Snow in [14:40] when Stone Yoshikawa submitted Ray Snow with the Ankle Lock. [50] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 2. © SATO (1) def. Acid in [14:03] when SATO pinned Acid after hitting the SATO Driver 10K (Spinning Cradle Shock) to retain the Historical Japan Title in his first defense. [59] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 3. Reaver, Haranobu Kobayashi, & Tsurayuki Kamachi def. Timmy West, Danny Cavanagh, & Gonnohyoe Kada in [16:34] when Haranobu Kobayashi hit Gonnohyoe Kada with a string of Lariats. [60] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 4. PILLARS MMXX (Akinori Kwakami & Noriyori Sanda) & Goemon Komiya def. Brute Kikuchi, William Hayes, & Hirobumi Takimoto in [17:40] when Akinori Kwakami pinned William Hayes following the Red Star Neckbreaker (Fisherman’s Neckbreaker). [63] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 5. Seiji Jimbo & Tetsunori Yasuda def. Kozue Kawashima & Mamoru Nagahama in [17:04] when Seiji Jimbo pinned Mamoru Nagahama following the Jimbo Driver (Reverse Brainbuster). [73] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 6. KitoGuchi (Chojiro Kitoaji & Bussho Makiguchi) & Kazushige Matsuki def. Masaru Ugaki, Ryoma Muruyama, & Hitomaro Suzuki in [20:05] when Bussho Makiguchi pinned Hitomaro Suzuki following the Blazing Elbow (Discus Elbow). [75] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> - Stone Yoshikawa, Simon Flemmingway, & Toyota Munakata are now officially in the Junior Division cementing their place in a six-man tag tonight. Yoshikawa was on the winning side of things submitting the new gaijin signee Ray Snow from NYCW. Koyama was able to show off some of his high flying ability, while Flemmingway & Munakata both showed ruthlessness, especially to Iron Hyodo. - SATO made a challenge to any Juniors to step up to him and Acid took the opportunity. The 20-year veteran gave the young champion a run for his money in his first defense in his third reign. SATO wanted to give any Junior an opportunity it almost bit him in the butt. SATO was able to reverse a Tornado DDT into his SATO Driver 10K for the win, but Acid showed he is gonna be a force in the Junior Division. - Reaver vs. Timmy West is confirmed for Night of RESPECT, so now both men are looking for momentum going forward to their one on one match. West had two men Reaver had previously defeated on his side that being Gonnohyoe Kada who Reaver beat for the title in September and Danny Cavanagh who just had a fan favorite match with Reaver earlier in the month and is Timmy’s tag team partner. Reaver was the definition of King’s Road in this, getting in strike battles with both Kada & Cavanagh. He bested Kada and hit a Suicide Dive on him. But Cavanagh and he both hit big blows on one another before they tagged out. Haranobu Kobayashi showed off his growing skills in this besting Kada in the end showing he may have future singles potential. - After PILLARS MMXX got the victory Brute Kikuchi rushed Akinori Kwakami in the ring. Looking for revenge following Kwakami’s further injuring of BISON Yano’s leg two days ago. Kikuchi was mounted on Kwakami pounding away before Komiya & Sanda took down Kikuchi and started ripping assaulting the big man. Hirobumi Takimoto & Young Boys saved Kikuchi from ending up back in the trainer’s room at the hands of PILLARS MMXX. [48] - Mamoru Nagahama suffered the hands of defeat from Kozue Kawashima’s heated rival Seiji Jimbo. This fact infuriated Kozue Kawashima who abandoned Nagahama after the match and backstage stated “Nagahama is obviously washed up and would never be allowed to join PILLARS MMXX. He has nothing left!” Hearing what Kawashima said from the media, Nagahama took that moment to challenge the former three time Glory Crown Champion to a match at Night of RESPECT. [63] - Night One Chojiro Kitoaji got the pinfall, Night Two Bussho Makiguchi gets the pinfall. KitoGuchi are on an unstoppable train called momentum heading towards Night of RESPECT and their “Best in the World” encounter with Masaru Ugaki & Ryoma Muruyama. Ugaki has been on a slump in terms of accolades since losing the Glory Crown to Seiji Jimbo in September, then losing the Elite Tag Series in November.

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

Updated, thanks for your additions JimiC!

TEW Save Wheel Suggestions...

CPBHBK replied to Rockpillar's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 General Discussions

Promote someone from Developmental

DOTM: September 2020

CPBHBK replied to Togg's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

Thank you mate glad I can share it with you! Congrats to everyone who won!!

DOTM: September 2020

CPBHBK replied to Togg's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

OMG, I can’t believe I won! I’m so honored for the votes and appreciate it so so much!

No Ordinary Men [CVerse]

CPBHBK replied to Historian's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="text-align:center;">COMMENTS</div> <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="47530" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Nebo Martell gets a shock win. See that’s a smart way to get someone over, we’ve been trained to assume who will win the opening match of shows. It’s usually the person(s) who have a history or something. But the “Next Big Thing” Nebo Martell shows his fire and takes down a Juggernaut. With FREEDOM being stolen, I wonder what will happen to Lucinda Lush. She’s losing all her clients, maybe she’ll take a look at Martell. Texan Justice need to live up to their name and get some Justice! The last three shows they’ve been screwed by The Deverell Army. Haley is making herself really useful these days, with her trusty moonshine. I appreciate the increase in uses for her rather than her just being a face on the outside. This was a Hoss Fight, and the low time makes it feel like some sort of bar brawl. The loss here does make me curious to see what’s next for the Cowboys, what will they do? Is revenge on the mind? Texas Express hopefully will be able to get their shot and not get shafted by the COTT. My monies on them screwing you again and us getting another Marv being pissed narrative! The women tag titles got an angle that made me feel excited for the match next month. Whether they are champions or not Urena & Talia are the number one team, so them losing next month would be a shock to me. They will prove once and for all they are the number one team in CWI. I really liked the plot twist of Ashley Keith & LSF having more matches on their contract from earlier in the year. The throwback made me feel like I was important that I knew what they were talking about. Keith v Stone-McFly continue their series and I could see Ashley being the Christian Faith to Stone’s Jack Bruce. The main thing the tag team match did for me was enforce the rules and gets Bret Graveson over. The spot reminding everyone rules still exist made me smile. I hate how modern wrestling ignores all rules and referees are just there to count and enforce rules when it benefits the match. The ending confused me only cause if the count was interrupted then The Latino King’s would be DQed. But still guess it’s better than losing. Dynamite Express are stars and I’m so happy to see them continue to dominate. Woah that ending to Zippy vs Stallion made me smile so hard!!! Grappling ain’t done with Zippy just yet, he isn’t letting that cheat get away with his Daddy’s Glove any longer. Also appreciate that Grappling had a match earlier so it made sense why he was in the building. Stallion gets the title now to help him build up himself as a singles star still, and Grappling vs. Zippy can now continue and who knows what will be next for them, but I’m amped! Eyes Wide ending, DeMarcus is torn apart after another win. He’s a battered man, and now he’s not backing down from the Funky “Fresh” Fedora. These two have a real main event feel of a feud. More so then the Threepwood vs. Sayeed feud from 2021. DeMarcus v. Fedora feels truly old school and bigger than anything else that has happened in CWI. Though Zippy vs. Grappling is still my number one feud, Fedora vs. DeMarcus is a close second. </div></blockquote>

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

I've updated the data adding all the venues created the last week and a half. Thank's to Jaysin, Jaydaking, Kg04, DeadJester, & 1pwfan for all your additions. We now have hit the TEN goal for North West, Western Europe, & Queensland. Here are some arenas I made: <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="51856" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Venue Name: Henry Hudson Auditorium Open Date: 1934 Location: Manitoba Venue Size: 3612 Description: The Henry Hudson Auditorium has be home to many events over the years in Manitoba. Wrestling from all years has taken place in this mediocre auditorium. No longer a very functioning arena, it still holds a special place in the hearts of Canadians. Good venue for echoing. Venue Name: Red Patty Palace Open Date: 2000 Location: Winnipeg Venue Size: 12221 Description: Red Patty Palace has been home to Wrestling events since its opening in 2000. A regular home for the grapples today. Venue Name: New Moscow Arena Open Date: 2002 Location: Russia Venue Size: 17809 Description: The new Moscow arena replaced the old Moscow arena in 2002. The old arena was torn down in 1991 and it took till 2002 to get the new arena completely done. Is home to political speeches and sporting events. Venue Name: KUS Open Date: 1993 Location: Russia Venue Size: 8270 Description: Translated In English to Red Universal Garden. This beautiful building holds an indoor park with a beautiful garden in it since the 1900’s. In 1993 an indoor venue was attached to it and has held big events for the country since. Venue Name: Glavnaya Arena Open Date: 2016 Location: Russia Venue Size: 4441 Description: Glavnaya Arena is a home styled arena with excellent light shows. The led fixtures are sweet to look at and can add to any show. Venue Name: Continental FS Arena Open Date: 2002 Location: Kansas City Venue Size: 11990 Description: The Continental FS Arena is a well polished venue. It has a good look, but can be difficult to get good volume from the crowd.</div></blockquote>

All Elite Wrestling: Are You #AllElite?

CPBHBK replied to Dalton's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

Lance Archer vs. Matt Hardy Nyla Rose vs. Thunder Rosa Wardlow vs. Hammerstone Main Show Tables Match: Good Brothers vs. Eddie Kingston & Homicide Comments: Kingston & Homicide are obvious favorites looking at their promo skills they got a great shot to be a top team in AEW. I see them getting the win over Good Brothers. Best Friends (including Orange Cassidy) vs. The Inner Circle (Jericho/Santana & Ortiz) Mr. Brodie Lee vs. Billy Comments: Billy has had a good feud here but he's over the hill so Lee gets the win here. Austin is gonna be innvolved somehow in this, but I don't exactly how. Sign: "I Love Gunns" AEW TNT Championship: Darby Allin © vs. MJF AEW Women’s World Championship: Kris Statlander © vs. Tenille Dashwood Brian Cage vs. Adam Page Comments: Adam Page vs. Kenny Omega for the World Title?!?!? Cody vs. PAC Comments: The reall question is, what color will Cody's hair be when the match happens? AEW World Tag Team Championship: FTR © vs. The Young Bucks Comments: FTR are the best tag team in wrestling and The Young Bucks are living in their world. I can see either team winning but gonna bet my money on the horse with the best track record. Sign: "Follow The Rules" AEW World Championship: Jon Moxley © vs. Kenny Omega Comments: Omega is in his match now, no weapons. Moxley will have to outwrestle Omega and I can't see that happening. Moxley could surprise us though, but I see Omega coming away Champion. BONUS: Who will debut?

White Canvas Grappling [C-Verse]

CPBHBK replied to CGN91's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

1. Sukejuro Ariwara, Tatsukichi Hino, Tsuneari Kurofuji, Stone Yoshikawa & Tiger Fuyuki vs. Katsuhito Hinari, Darin Flynn, Yuji Yamhata, Shiba Mizoguchi & Joffy Laine 2. The Awesome Kiyaru, Golden Scorpion & OWARI (Azumamaro Kita & Fujio Narahashi) vs. Rogue Squad (Roderick Remus, Konrad Mäkinen, Sterling Whitlock & Pavel Vanzycha) 3. WCG Junior Heavyweight Championship: Japanese Phoenix © vs. Jotaro Tanaka (2nd Defense) 4. xDREAM (Ricky Turner, Kazuhiko Nakao & Motoyuki Miyake) vs. Rogue Squad (Austin Smooth, Animal Harker & Petr Novak) 5. Silver Tiger, Captain White Canvas, Nigel Svensson & Yoshinaka Taku vs. Rogue Squad (Ernest Youngman, Logan Diaz, Conner Threepwood & Greg Gauge) 6. El Mítico Jr., Billy Robinson, Ray Snow & Bunrakuken Torii vs. Kenka (Tobei Sugimura, Isamu Kijimuta, Fuyuhiko Wakabayashi & Morimasa Kato) 7. Shokka-gun (Taheiji Konoe, Zeshin Makioka & Tadakuni Toshusai) vs. Hirokichi Yoemon, Kimitada Yanagita & Sotatsu Sarumara 8. Kenka (Naozane Goto, Maro Shimizu & Omezo Shikitei) vs. xDREAM (Kiyotaka, Kuemon Hotta & Razan Okamoto) 9. S-1 Festival 2018 Final: Brandon Smith vs. Hitomaro Suzuki WOW, Hitomaro Suzuki vs. Brandon Smith. I didn't expect them being the final two at all. I have no idea how this will spin out, Suzuki has won a cup before, can he do it again against a behemoth like Smith who won the Block with Torri and Okamoto in it?

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

Updated!! Thank you Dead Jester for your new additions to Oceania. One arena for each region, now Queensland and New South Wales past the 5 new arenas threshold and are almost to 10. Thank you Jaysin for adding the Coloseum to Rome, the original was too rundown. Thanks to hecatomb for adding 8 new arenas in Chubu to put it over the TEN threshold. Props again for such an in-depth bios, I love reading them. Thank you to Editor for your additions to some neglected regions. North West, British Columbia, Ontario, Noreste, and Norciddente appreciate it.

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

I have caught up totally with all the additions over the last 5 days. Thank you to all who have given their venues. The home screen is updated, currently, Great Lakes, New England, South East, South West, Tri-State, Central Europe, Iberia, & Kansai have hit the TEN goal. Big thanks to Jayda for helping get us past the 10 mark for the South East and also for hitting 50 new arena's made. He's been a big part of giving this project steam. Thank you as well to Kg & Jaysin who have both hit 30 additions and have been instrumental in the making of new venues. Thanks to Hecatomb for his debut in the project adding 18 new venues in the last few days. The detail put in is so in depth, it's awesome. I was shocked that Iberia actually got the TEN so quick and that's in large part thanks to Cat so thanks man. Lastly, thanks to Jester for your debut making three new venues for Oceania, the land down under is rising.

No Ordinary Men [CVerse]

CPBHBK replied to Historian's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

I’m just catching up with everything and I gotta say the backstage write-ups were awesome. The meeting with management, Fedora & DeMarcus’ differences in personalities being showcased, and saying goodbye to talent were all great! I liked the callback to how Marv handled people leaving in the past, making it so he was more appreciative and understanding now atleast to their face. I especially liked the one on one with Hangman giving him the stamp of approval after basically making Hangman into what he was today. Onto School’s Out…

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

Hey answering on my phone so beware typos. The only guidelines are like you said 100+ people and no real world venues. There isn’t a database to download right now cause I’m gonna wait till at least one country is completely done to release a beta database to check it all out.

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="lieon02" data-cite="lieon02" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="51856" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Venue Name: Grand Hall Complex Open Date: 1951 Location: Kilmarnock , Scotland Venue Size: 700 Description: The Grand Hall was built in 1951. It has since developed into a complex that also hosts Gigs, Weddings, Proms and even Wrestling Events. The wrestling events have been fewer as the town has went into a downward spiral. The place still has history for a few names in the Scottish scene. Hope this is ok</div></blockquote> It's perfect dude, thanks for the addition.

White Canvas Grappling [C-Verse]

CPBHBK replied to CGN91's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

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No Ordinary Men [CVerse]

CPBHBK replied to Historian's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

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Golden Dynasty [C-Verse: PGHW]

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="text-align:center;"><div style="width:1000px;padding:5px;border-top: 8px groove #0077b3;border-right: 8px ridge #0077b3;border-bottom: 8px ridge #0077b3;border-left: 8px groove #0077b3;margin:10px;background: white; max-width:70%";"> <img alt="SLTgWFn.jpg" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/SLTgWFn.jpg" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> PGHW Road to Respect Night #1 January, Friday Week 3 Hamamatsu City, Chubu 811 Fans <div style="text-align:left;">1. Hirokazu Yamanoue & Nobuyo Hikichi def. Shuga Amano & Ryobe Uno in [9:49] when Hirokazu Yamanoue submitted Shuga Amano with a Cross Armbreaker. [40] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 2. Hidekazu, MONDAE, & Black Flash def. Utamuro Nishimuraya, Yuki Horigoshi, & Kaii Hanari in [12:42] when Hidekazu submitted Utamuro Nishimuraya with the Rolling Knee Bar. [45] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 3. Kozue Kawashima & Goemon Komiya def. Seiji Jimbo & William Hayes in [20:07] when Goemon Komiya submitted William Hayes with the Stretch Muffler. [66] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 4. Beast & West (Danny Cavanagh & Timmy West) def. Reaver & Avalanche Takano in [14:51] when Timmy West hit a Power Press (Military Press into a Falling Forward Slam) on Avalanche Takano for the pinfall. [61] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 5. SATO, Akinori Kwakami, & Noriyori Sanda def. BISON Yano, Brute Kikuchi, & Hirotsugu Satou in [18:12] when Akinori Kwakami locked in the Pain Lock (Kneeling Inverted Sharpshooter) on the still hurt knee of BISON Yano for the submission victory. [69] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> 6. Magnum Kobe, Kazushige Matsuki, & KitoGuchi (Chojiro Kitoaji & Bussho Makiguchi) def. Masaru Ugaki, Ryoma Muruyama, Gonnohyoe Kada, & Hitomaro Suzuki in [25:24] when Chojiro Kitoaji hit a Kitoaji Lariat on Gonnohyoe Kada for the pinfall. [72] <div style="font-weight:normal;border-top:2px solid #0077b3;"></div> - Shuga Amano & Ryobe Uno made their debuts losing to the mentor-protégé relationship of Hirokazu Yamanoue & Nobuyo Hikichi. Amano & Uno are trying to prove they deserve to be welcome as Young Boys into PGHW and both had decent showings here. Amano had impressive strength spots, while Uno showed his technical ability. Hikichi was able to show off what he’s been learning over the past few years, it’s likely his excursion will happen soon. - The first taste of the new Junior Division is six of the new signees. Hidekazu was the veteran of his team while Utamuro Nishimuraya was the captain of his. Hidekazu was able to make the first shot of the Division tapping out his fellow 30 year pro in Nishimuraya. Meanwhile MONDAE & Black Flash both from Australia were able to show off their good technician and high flying skills. Yuki Horigoshi looked like a movie star with his long hair and ripped muscles and showed off his muscles by throwing around Flash. Kaii Hanari representing Exodus was more of a comedy relief getting the crowd to laugh at him doing a Rolling Cradle pin on MONDAE where he did atleast 6 rolls before pinning him. - Kozue Kawashima offered both Goemon Komiya & Mamoru Nagahama spots in PILLARS MMXX if they went undefeated this tour. Goemon’s first test was teaming with Kozue tonight and he submitted William Hayes after Hayes missed a Cross Body. Kozue was pleased afterwards as, Seiji Jimbo checked on his fallen partner. - BISON Yano is still having Knee troubles from the added damage done to him by Bussho Makiguchi during the Glory Tag Crown Title Match at New Year in Osaka. That led to his defeat year for his team, Akinori Kwakami continue to get momentum heading into him & Sanda facing BISON & Brute at Night of RESPECT. - Chojiro Kitoaji starts the tour off strong with a win here, as Kada continues his downward spiral. Kada did surprise everyone with a Side Kick dropping his recent rival Kazushige Matsuki.</div></div>

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

Here are some new additions I made to the Data.

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

Added the latest additions, thanks Jaysin, Kg, & Jayda for your help. We now have hit the goal of ten new venues in the Tri-State which is great!! America is doing really well, I know some of the other regions will be harder to add to but I'm so happy with what we have so far!

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

Your English is good dude, also laughed at the satanic lectures part <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />. I’ll be adding yours to the DB once I get a chance. I’ve done some additions myself I wanted to share. <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="51856" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> Venue Name: Shikoku Baseball League Park Open Date: 2005 Location: Kōchi Venue Size: 32377 Description: The main park for the Shikoku Baseball League. The park holds other events to keep profit high including Wrestling. Venue Name: Kuso Hall Open Date: 1960 Location: Tokushima Venue Size: 1233 Description: Located on Tokushima, Kuso Hall was named after a notorious local teacher who was beloved by the community. Local plays and Wrestling usually fill the seats. Venue Name: Bacharuriariti Center Open Date: 2014 Location: Tokyo Venue Size: 12800 Description: The Bacharuriariti Center was made to hold gaming events but can also hold Wrestling events. </div></blockquote>

C-Verse Venue Expansion Project

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Mods

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Jaysin" data-cite="Jaysin" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="51856" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Venue Name: The Manhattan Square Garden Open Date: November, 1960 Location: New York(tri state) Venue Size: 18,673 Description: The Manhattan Square Garden is also known by its nicknames "The Garden", "MSG", and "The World's Most Famous Arena. It's home to the pro basketball team The New York Knight.</div></blockquote> Appreciate your help, we already have an arena called Rockefeller Square Garden. Which is 90% the same as the arena you described here.

Golden Dynasty [C-Verse: PGHW]

CPBHBK replied to CPBHBK's topic in Total Extreme Wrestling 2020 Dynasties

<div style="text-align:center;"><div style="width:1000px;padding:5px;border-top: 8px groove #cfb53b;border-right: 8px ridge #79b465;border-bottom: 8px ridge #cfb53b;border-left: 8px groove #79b465;margin:10px;background: white; max-width:70%";"> <img alt="jpdHVRa.png?1" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/jpdHVRa.png?1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Shuji Inuaki Shuji Inukai starts off this Press Conference thanking all the media for coming and talking about the success of the New Year Tour. Before introducing talent for the media to talk to he wanted to introduce four wrestlers given an opportunity to show they deserve a spot in PGHW as a Young Boy. Shuji welcomed the tall and lanky last Golden Dojo graduate Ryobe Uno, the ripped brute from Tokyo Wrestling Dojo graduate Shuga Amano, also from the Tokyo Wrestling Dojo two young Juniors, the toned Kung Fu artist Yunosuke Fujisaki, and the skinny old school grappler Iron Hyodo. <img alt="9u4tlSX.png?1" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/9u4tlSX.png?1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /><img alt="Ftl6GuB.png?1" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/Ftl6GuB.png?1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /><img alt="WWzAYAf.png?1" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/WWzAYAf.png?1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /><img alt="T0lhirc.png?1" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/T0lhirc.png?1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Ryobe Uno | Shuga Amano | Yunosuke Fujisaki | Iron Hyodo After that the talent makes their way to the tables to take media questions. <img alt="fFcKfnV.png?1" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/fFcKfnV.png?1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /><img alt="1IUZvw7.png?1" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/1IUZvw7.png?1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /><img alt="ZE5cG8z.png?1" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/ZE5cG8z.png?1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Akinori Kwakami | Kozue Kawashima | Noriyori Sanda Akinori Kwakami, Kozue Kawashima, & Noriyori Sanda collectively known as PILLARS MMXX come to the tables together separated from the pact and sit around each other. <img alt="5wiY45k.png?1" data-src="https://i.imgur.com/5wiY45k.png?1" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> Seiji Jimbo Seiji Jimbo comes in with a collared shirt and jeans with the Glory Crown Championship on his arm. He makes quick glances at the media as their cameras flash but sits down with a serious look on his face. KitoGuchi, Masaru Ugaki, Ryoma Muruyama, SATO, Reaver, and then the representatives of the Junior Division make their way to the tables and fill out the rest of the space. <div style="text-align:left;">The first person welcomed to speak at the podium is Seiji Jimbo who thanks all the media for their arrival first before going into a speech about working his life to be the best wrestler in the world. And whether others like it or not the Glory Crown is the assurance he is the best. *Kozue remains serious intently looking at Seiji as he speaks* Next KitoGuchi get a moment to speak. They say they’ve enjoyed so much success as a team in PGHW and the fact they remain the Glory Tag Crown holders is validation of that. They both agree though that unlike other people they see themselves as being able to maintain being the best tag team while also pursuing singles glory. Both agree with this and take shot at Seiji Jimbo saying that will be both of their end goals in singles competition. Masaru Ugaki & Ryoma Muruyama speak about the redemption they seek following their failures. The redemption will not be possible with a loss to KitoGuchi next tour, one thing is for certain is the best team of PGHW history will be determined when they get in the ring. Kozue Kawashima & PILLARS are offered time to talk and Sanda & Kwakami spouts their propaganda about the weakness infiltrating PGHW. King's Road is the only way forward and any other path just shows the weakness of those taking it. SATO is given time to speak and he talks about Avalanche Takano getting one lucky win over him to claim the belt. But he has proven that he is the rightful holder of the Historical Japan Title. With it being an Openweight title now he throws a challenge to the Juniors around to step up and give him a challenge for the belt. Reaver gets to speak in a fedora and pure black suit. He simply says “Line them up and I will knock them out.” He scowls at the media and his fellow wrestlers before sitting back down. We then go to the Juniors who each give some basic description of either what they’re looking for in PGHW, the honor it is to be chosen, or how they’ll dominate. Stone Yoshikawa stood out as a flag bearer for PGHW stating his time as the only Japanese Junior in the company taught him strength and that strength will propel him to the top of the division. KAZ also gives a answer that catches eyes when he labels himself as “Mr. SAISHO” as he wants to show SAISHO is on the same level as PGHW and take away the stigma of being second rate. After the Juniors we go to media specific questions. Name: Hiro Publication: Osaka Sportster For: Kozue Kawashima Question: “Why haven’t you made a formal challenge to Seiji Jimbo for the Glory Crown when that’s obviously what you want?” Answer: [Kozue takes a moment] [He looks at the reporter like he sees right through him] [Kozue leans toward the mic] “…” [He leans to his side and then comes back to the mic] “I will lead PGHW as its King just like Sadaharu Jimbo led GCG as its King. My legacy will be of royalty and I will forge the King’s Road in the modern day alongside Akinori & Noriyori. How I do that is my business.” Name: N/A Publication: Continental German News 91 [CGN91] For: New Signees Question: “How excited are you guys to be signed to such a great company like PGHW? What are you expecting here?” Answer: *Hidekazu* "I had opportunities in the past to make it big but my Knee gave out on me. Since then, I have learned to utilize my strengths over my weaknesses. Show after show for twenty years, I have improved in grappling and though I may be the oldest competitor here I don't expect to only train the younger generation. I plan to lead this generation as the most experienced among us." *Masutaro Koyama* "The best of the best will come through this division... So when I was offered a spot in the pioneer group for the division, I lifted my head high and was ready to show all of my opponents and all of PGHW that Koyama is Incredible." Name: “Historian” Publication: The Indiana Puroresu Times For: Shuji Inukai Question: “How does PGHW hope to establish a junior heavyweight division that stands out from BHOTWG, WLW, and EXO2010's Junior Heavyweight offerings?” Answer: "Many companies have shown that Junior Heavyweights are too be respected and deserve an equal chance in the ring. As we all know Junior Heavyweights have a tough time facing bigger opponents and it puts them at a severe disadvantage. This was the case in PGHW for many years, either those wrestlers grew into Heavyweights or were left at a disadvantage. Mushashibo-San and I wanted to change this and allow Juniors to wrestle with each other in their own weight class as you see in MMA and other companies you stated. The difference between the PGHW Junior Division and the other companies is we have our doors open to all companies. SAISHO, EXODUS, WLW, and even world trade partners like TCW & PSW in America, as well as VWA in Europe. We will be a worldly Junior Division bringing wrestlers from not only all over the world but from companies all over the world right here to have matches, in a situation that will be a dream for fans. Specifically we will grow a bond with WLW & EXODUS as we exchange our respective Junior talents to see who has the best of all... Unlike our "friends" in Tokyo we will be open to the rest of the wrestling world and we will not claim to be the best while allowing the same names to cling to the top without giving them new challenges. Our Junior Division will be based on inclusivity and new challenges, to truly test the combatants and see who the best of the best is." Name: Shinji Takayama Publication: Pro-Wrestling in Modern Times For: Ryoma Muruyama Question: “Do you see yourself as anything more than a Tag Team wrestler as you’ve made it seem like your career without Ugaki was a failure?” Answer: *Muruyama chuckles* “What kind of question is that? Of course I think of myself as more than just a tag team wrestler. Ugaki and I have the best chance to succeed when we are by our sides but that does not mean we are both failures without the other.” *Ugaki looks confused* Muruyama rambles a bit before Ugaki takes control. *Ugaki* “Listen, we are the best tag team in the world together. Whatever KitoGuchi want to say is not true cause when me and Muruyama are in that ring no one will touch. My goal is to not only win the Glory Tag Crown though but to also win the Glory Crown and lead this Golden Dynasty into the future as the Ace. So that’s the story you can write down.” Name: N/A Publication: CGN91 For: Reaver Question: “After your successful title defense, is there anyone who can beat you at the moment? Timmy West seemed to have interest in fighting you.” Answer: *Reaver Brushes his lip with Thumb* "What I do in the ring speaks for itself. I go in there one on one with anyone, big or small. I come out with the win. Timmy West wants to get knocked the **** out again, be my guest. I'm ready for any challenge thrown my way cause PGHW isn't the land of Heavyweights or Juniors, PGHW is the land of REAVER!" Name: N/A Publication: CGN91 For: Seiji Jimbo Question: “Jimbo-san, the PILLARS did a great job in a multi-men matches, however you're still the champion after beating Akinori Kwakami in Osaka. Are your allies not motivated enough to face the PILLARS in those tag bouts?” Answer: "PILLARS have a bond as only people with a match philosophy can have. They are joined together arm and arm to keep King's Road as the central message of PGHW. They know what they want. I know what I want to, it's not King's Road, not a Golden Dynasty as Mushashibo & Inukai have called it. I want to face Kozue Kawashima and prove that he is no King like he claims. The Crown is right here *Glory Crown Title on Table* and it's in my possession. So.. *looks at Kozue* will you have the guts to challenge me? Kozue scoffs at Seiji Kozue is a great competitor, one of the best in history... but a great man is not something that Kozue Kawashima is. Akinori Kwakami & Noriyori Sanda are great competitors a great team, but great men is not something they are. When bad men join forces it's a dangerous combination as you have all seen from their actions against BISON, Brute, myself and others. In tag bouts, it's not that partners aren't motivated it's that PILLARS are united. But if any of them come to me one on one I will take them out like I did to Kwakami." Name: Dalton Publication: Worldwide Wrestling Weekly For: Acid Question: “After a long and storied career that has seen you travel the world, working for a wide range of promotions that includes DAVE and WLW, you have signed on as a pioneer of the PGHW Junior Division. What makes PGHW different, and do you feel like your experience puts you a step above the rest of the division?” Answer: "I didn't get to leave WLW on my terms, WLW was my home since 2007 when DAVE closed. My loyalty was tested with WLW, but I was gonna stick it out. But they decided they couldn't handle my expense anymore and I was kicked out. No more home in Japan, no job, the Tsunami left me out on my ass. But I thought of it as an opportunity... An opportunity to move back to Canada and teach the new generation what I've learned. Teach the next generation of gaijin wrestlers to send here. But when I got the call from PGHW to be in their Junior Division I decided I still had more to learn... I got alot of scars on my body from DAVE & WLW but I still got room for more and I'm ready to be the leader in this division. It'll be a challenge with all this talent beside me, but in the ring I'll take each of them on a trip they'll never forget." </div> The Media had no more questions to ask and therefore the Press Conference conclude and PILLARS MMXX were the first to leave without any pictures being taken. Masaru Ugaki talked with some media members as Seiji Jimbo contemplated at his table in some sort of trance. What will 2020 bring to PGHW? <div style="text-align:right;">OOC: Thank you Dalton, Historian, & CGN91 for sending in questions, it was a blast getting your unique questions and getting new thoughts and ideas from them. Also the support y'all have given has been very helpful in moving forward with the Golden Dynasty of PGHW, so I appreciate it.</div></div>

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