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Can't remember where I got them from, but here are some:

I may have forgotten to add an important info, in that I'd still want to book said storyline in NXT (and, really, be the booker for all the WWE universe essentially, even if I might use the Auto Booker to fill the cards once I've set the matches/angles I want). My bad !

In practice, what is the best way to reproduce what WWE does with sending down one of the main roster worker for a short feud in NXT ? I have an idea for a concept in a new save that would require me to send people, including the biggest names of the main roster, "down" for short storylines or even a couple of shows every once in a while, but as far as I remember, the big stars don't take well being sent to the developmental companies. I could always just make NXT (and any future NXT companies I'd want) into regular ones, and have an agreement for trading people, but wouldn't that mean I can't just hire hot prospects and send them there ? And I suppose I could also make them brands, but wouldn't it mean having a shit ton of B-shows/throwaway events to replicate the NXT schedule, and make it difficult to have everyone happy since they would miss a lot of shows/never be booked into the bigger ones ?

This might have been suggested somewhere else already, in which case I apologise, and maybe it's simply me not using Freestyle angles properly/not understanding which skill I should pick. But could we have more options for freestyle angles, and I suppose angles in general ? Lately, I've been bothered by freestyle angles because the feedback from it doesn't fit what I'd want, and while it might in the end just be cosmetic, I still feel it should be "correct". For instance, if I want an angle where Worker A and B are shown searching for worker C, the current 24/7 champion who's hiding in a bin, I'll pick them to be on-screen (because they are at the show), A and B to be rated on either Menace or Acting (if I want it to be more comedic), and C on Acting. Still, I'll get a feedback that one of them has been struggling interacting with the fans, or wasn't at ease speaking, etc. However, it makes it seem like the angle is taking place in the ring, and words have been exchanged between the three participants, which isn't the case at all. As such, I'd propose two new options to be ticked on/off, or chosen from a menu depending on which would be easier/more user-friendly: Backstage/In Ring/Out of the Arena: Obviously, this would be used to decide whether the angle is taking place in the ring ("middle of the ring" promos, etc), backstage (interviews, interactions with the Authority figures, etc would use this) or "Out of the Arena" (think "special entrances", stuff like Steve Austin throwing The Rock's belt from a bridge, home invasions, etc). Backstage/Out of the Arena would have for a result that there isn't a fan interaction, so to speak, and so workers that do struggle with those would not get penalised. Maybe "Out of the Arena" could also be limited to bigger companies ? Will talk: this option would let us specify whether one of the participants is actually going to talk or not. While it could be used for aspects like valets being rated on Sex Appeal or enforcers being rated on Menace, it'd also be useful for angles where someone is hiding, comedic angles (such as "Drake Maverick is on the hunt for the 24/7 title and enters Lesnar's locker room because R-Truth changed the labels on the door, resulting in Lesnar throwing Maverick into a wall"), "reaction" angles where someone is just so confused and baffled they can't talk, etc. Also, it'd make it so that we could realistically use mute wrestlers, or limit the impact of the worker not speaking the local language. I could also see a need for a "Secondary Skill rated on": say I have a storyline with two women where one is considered "unattractive" for one reason or another, and the other extremely attractive. The main focus on the angle wouldn't always be on Sex Appeal, but still be needed for it: for instance, if the angle is "Mariah May tries to teach Abadon how to be hot", I want Mariah May and Abadon to be rated on Entertainment, but at the same time, Sex Appeal obviously would play a role for Mariah May's rating since it wouldn't work as much if she wasn't considered attractive. Same for a storyline between a "Keith Lee" type of guy and a "Marko Stunt" type of guy: part of the angle could be that Keith Lee is much bigger, stronger and more menacing than Stunt, but I would still want Keith Lee to be rated on Microphone rather than Menace because the angle is them talking, not Keith Lee threatening Stunt. However, maybe the combinations could be limited, so you can't use it to game the system I suppose.

Not sure if I'm not mistaken, but isn't Susan Green from the US ? In the db she's set as Australian, but from what I've found she isn't supposed to be, as even wikipedia is saying she's from Texas. (Still love the mod by the way, the only problem I have with it is that I have way too many save ideas that I can't settle on one !)

Is there a chance we could have an updated pic for Andy Wild, and maybe a slighty less goofy one for Sam Leterna in the next pack ? I want to use them in my save, but their current pics make me rethink it every time because they just don't look like the right "profile" even when I know they would work in real life. Thanks !

Does anyone have updated SAMMP gif for Sam Leterna and Andy Wild ? Not a big fan of the ones I currently have, so I thought I'd ask !

I can't remember where I got it (probably a former SAMMP pack, but I'm not sure), so full credits to whoever did it !

I have yet another bunch of questions, this time about alliances, and I couldn't find the answers in the Handbook, so here we go: If I'm a member of an alliance, and for any reasons the other members leave it, can I close the alliance, or will the AI automatically try to fill it with new companies that I can/cannot veto ? Is it even possible to close an alliance, other than via the editor ? If an alliance do close (even via the editor), do the alliance titles join the list of purchasable belts, or are they gone forever ? Thanks !

I have a question about the 1992 mod: as I was trying out different save concepts to see what would stick and become my new long-term save, I realised that some rookies from Mexico (namely Mr. Elektro, and Lizmark Jr.) start with a huge popularity in Mexico. Now, I suppose Lizmark Jr. could have gotten a boost from being the heir of Lizmark, but is there a reason for such a huge pop (in its 40 for Lizmark, 62 all around Mexico for Mr. Elektro along with some pop in the US and Japan) ? I'll admit my knowledge of Lucha Libre is limited to "I've heard that name before", but a bit of research has told me Elektro debuted that month and wasn't known before for something else, so I'm curious, especially since he's also starting a bit "broken down" compared to your usual rookie. Also I've noticed a small mistake with Kal Rudman, who's starting as a 25 year old but, unless I'm thinking of another Rudman, he was probably in his 60's already at the time. Apart from that, as always an outstanding work from the team, I can't wait for the next update !

Not sure if it's the best place to ask, but I couldn't find the info in the handbook (unless I've not read it properly), so here we are: Can any product be used for a company and end up with a Titanic size, or are there some that are naturally limited ? I understand that some products would have difficulties attracting sponsors, be limited to certain time slots, etc, which would reduce the speed of their growth, but would it still possible to achieve Titanic size with products like Xtreme Adult Filth, Bar Room Entertainment, Lucha Libre Burlesque or Monster Battle, creating your own broadcaster to get rid of the timeslot problem, and earning money somehow with good booking, creative money management and the likes ? And still on the products, is there somewhere a list of real-life examples for the different products, either official or unofficial ? Some products are obvious, but I'd be interested to see how some of the others are booked in real life, so I can eventually explore them myself in game rather than use the usual ones I play with.

That was mostly why I wasn't sure the product would work: while the more scripted aspect of Lucha Underground didn't seem much of a problem, considering that people already loved TV and wrestling, I wasn't sure about the rest: after all, it'd take a couple of years for the american audience to discover the new ECW style, and since I was 4 and living in Belgium at the time, I had no idea whether US fans would be even remotely interested in luchadors save for the hispanic community. Yes, replacing Cueto is the most difficult really, because there are plenty of people quite as talented as he is, but none have the same "vibe" as he does: he was perfect for the role, and while I could probably find TV actors that were more than able to play this kind of character, they would not necessarily be realistic, financially speaking. Danny Trejo would be a decent choice, if it wasn't for the fact that, rather than have a monster do his biddings, he'd probably be the monster in the ring. I tried to think of whether I could find them amongst other "mafias", but if I want a "Lucha Underground" vibe, I cannot exactly start out with someone who would be best suited to play a Yakuza or the Godfather: they would work, but I'd then have to hire less luchadors, and have it be more of an "Organized crime Fight Club" and limit the supernatural aspects. If I want to keep the supernatural aspect, though, I suppose I could go with Father James Mitchell, but again, would he be the kind to hire young upcoming luchadors (or, really, luchadors at all) ? As for Matanza, I'm not familiar with the work of Gordy and Albright, but they do seem bulky enough to be perfect for the role. So far, apart from Kane (and I'll admit it was also partly because I wouldn't need to seek a masked picture of him), I had put in my shortlist guys like Bam Bam Bigelow, Hercules Hernandez, King Kong Bundy, Nikita Koloff, One Man Gang, Scott Norton, The Barbarian, or Jeep Swenson. Or, if I decided to go for cheaper, lesser known and less talented people, maybe someone like Bryan Clark/Adam Bomb, or Kurrgan, although the latter would really be limited to squash matches. The biggest problem I have with Heyman is that he was already featured quite a lot on TV with the Dangerous Alliance in WCW, and while he would be perfect for the role, it would seem unlikely he'd resign from WCW just to join an entirely new project that, on paper, is likely to fail. In kayfabe, I also wouldn't imagine him try to sign young luchadors, and neither would Bischoff (or, well, not without Konnan's influence I guess). Victor Quinones would actually be a pretty good choice ! However, he's the owner of his own company at that time, so it seems unlikely he'd have gone for the project in real life, and I try to stay as realistic as I can.

Not sure if this is really the best place to ask, but here we go... I've been toying with the idea of having a "Lucha Underground" type of product, probably with a similar esthetique to it, but using the excellent 1992 mod by Fleisch instead of a modern era one. Do you think such a product would have worked in 1992, or been well received by the fans ? Would there have been enough people willing and able to do some of the things that made Lucha Underground what it was ? And if it did work, who would be a good choice to take the "Dario Cueto" role ? In a very different style than Cueto, I thought of Paul Heyman, Eric Bischoff and Bobby Heenan, but obviously it'd feel a bit cheating to have one of the best right away, and they're maybe a bit too well known anyway. Ideally, I'd want to keep the same "cartel jefe" flair that Cueto brought, so it'd also justify the use of plenty of luchadors, but my knowledge of wrestling from that time is a bit lacking so I don't even know if there would be someone fitting. I'm also open for suggestions of TV actors that would not be in the mod ! In a similar vein, who would you pick to "replace" Matanza ? I was thinking Kane would be perfect for the role, since in 1992 he's only debuting and could play the role for a very long time, but he might lack the experience (and, at this time, skills) to actually be the first big monster.

For all four companies: Maybe you're right: sign all five workers given to you by the "Hidden Gems" section. One of them must end up the World champion, one have a 1+ year long reign with a midcard title, two become a tag team for however long you'll sign them for and win the title at least once, and the last one have his own stable with a decent storyline attached to it. If you have a woman or more, she can replace any of the goals above but the tag one (unless there are two for WWE, in which case the women tag title counts). If a same worker is in the list for multiple companies, pick the one you think they'd fit best in, and replace them in the list by the first worker you'll get when loading a new day. One of a kind: One male and one female worker must win the top title in all four companies, and once they've won the fourth title, must stay in that company until they retire. This is just a tribute: If someone who has been in WWE/NXT as well as one of the other two companies dies, you must have a tribute show for them, featuring workers of all the companies they've worked for, as well as (if possible) their friends and family members. Uncharted territories: Each of the company must have its own "territory" to explore, where they'll pick new workers without the other being able to steal them save for one per year. So for example, you can decide that WWE have Japan, but then they won't be able to sign Mexican workers because it's AEW's territory, while Europe will be NXT's and Oceania will be Impact's. For extra giggles, you can also randomize who has who, with the last two non-explored zones (so, in this example, Canada and India) being a free for all. Romeo and Juliet: Couples must work for the same company, so if you have intercompanies workers (including WWE + NXT), you have to use a randomizer to decide who gets the second member of the couple. For instance, in the Jimmy Uso/Trinity couple, you might end up with Trinity back in WWE, or have to fire Jimmy so he can sign with Impact. For the WWE/NXT Universe: Foretold by the stars: Any wrestler winning a title in NXT must later win its counterpart in the main roster, no exception allowed (but for those that did so before you started the game, where you can choose whether you want it or not). So if you decide to have Noam Dar win the NXT title, he must later become either Universal or Heavyweight champion, if Javier Bernal wins the NA title he must later become US or IC champ, etc etc. I'm so Bouncy: At least one person must in the next five years win a title in NXT, then in the main roster, then NXT, then main roster again. The titles do not have to be the same. We're everywhere: Have a stable have members in both Raw, Smackdown, and NXT (as well as any brands you might want later). For AEW/Impact: Papa's got a brand New Bag: You're only allowed one former WWE/NXT worker every 6 months, unless it's on a loan or for a tribute show. None of them can win the title in their first year within their new company unless they're over 75 in pop. Workers affected by the "Romeo and Juliet" rule do not count ! You're hot then you're cold: If a worker stays for more than a year in the "Who's Not" category of your creative meetings, they have to be fired and be hired by the other non-WWE Universe company, and have a whole year to enter the "Who's Hot" one for their new place. If they fail to achieve so, they can't be hired again for either AEW or Impact during the next three years. For AEW/WWE: The Alphabet Song: Considering the massive sizes of their roster, have for one of the two companies a worker for each letter win a title in alphabetical order. Say you've picked AEW for this rule: the first title change you'll have must have for its new champion a worker whose name starts with A (Adam Page, Adam Cole, Andrade, Athena, whatever). You can then change in the next three months any champions you want, but after that, can only do so with a worker whose name starts with B, etc. Tag teams, stables and name changes do count for that rule, but they then have to use that name for at least a whole year, and you're allowed to create a title just for that purpose (wink wink 24/7 title wink wink)

Any chance someone could recreate AJPW's logo, but instead of having a Japanese map, replacing it with the USA, for a company called "All America Pro Wrestling" ? The colors can either stay the black, white and red used in the original logo, or if you want to try other combinations (white-red-blue, black-white-blue, etc), feel free !

One of the things that have bothered me the most in TEW compared to other "sports" management games is that, unlike say FM where you at least have fake diplomas and all to justify it, in TEW you can start unemployed and be hired by a relatively big company without in kayfabe having the tiniest bit of experience. Granted, as you're playing as an actual person, you could justify it by being a former pro wrestler or whatever, but still. Combined to this, there is no accurate way to portray the small promoters who, rather than rent a place to promote their shows, are invited by a city, a company, a casino, etc to have a show. For example, my local Belgian town has thought recently to have a wrestling show for the town festivities, and contacted different promoters to see what could be done: none of those promoters have a regular schedule, an established roster and some don't even have belts. The same goes for wrestling conventions: they can be somewhat portrayed by having a touring schedule if booked by the player, but not at all by the AI as they'd hire a fixed roster and book their shows in the same region until they grow enough. Finally, while you can start your own company, it automatically has you as the Owner and gives you an arbitrary amount of money and popularity, as well as the choice of product. My suggestion would be to kill three birds with one stone: when you're unemployed, you should every once in a while get a message from the AI offering you the opportunity to book an independent show for a local event, more or less like unemployed workers get to have indy shows booked by the AI to give them in-ring experience. You'd then get an amount of money, a timeslot, a productand a few goals (similar to the owner ones) and would negociate with workers say one week or two before the show to see if they would be interested in taking part. The more successful the indy show you book, the more you'd gain reputation. For instance, say you're based in the Western Europe region: a local city (not named) would contact you to book an event with a budget of 3k for workers and a 2 hour slot. They'd tell you as "owner" goals they want a "Family-Friendly Pro Wrestling" product, and a focus on Belgian workers, and to avoid any Hardcore wrestler. You'd then contact Belgian workers as well as a couple of foreign stars, and book a show to the best of your ability. Further down the road, you could also either get an offer from wrestling conventions to book their shows, or from an investor wanting to create their own company and offering you the job: in wrestling conventions, a concept a bit closer to an actual company, you'd get to pick where you want your next show to be and not be as limited since you wouldn't have to hire local workers only, have a regular budget and schedule, but still would need to hire people on "One Appearence" deals (unless you create titles, in which case you could offer a lengthier contract to the champions, that would terminate automatically when you have a title change, I suppose). Again, you'd get your booking rep grow a bit for each successful shows, with the bonus being bigger than for indy shows but still smaller than with the regular companies. With an investor, however, you'd get (if you accept their offer, that is), an actual company but would not pick the product, the amount of money, popularity, etc as they'd be randomly selected, with a generated worker being created on the spot to be your owner. They could be a filthy rich famous heir and give you 50m to create their very own "Lucha Underground" company, a local entrepreneur who has 50k to spare towards a "Risque Adult" company, a pastor who uses the church's funds to have a Morality Wrestling company set up, etc etc. Obviously, you'd also keep the choice to simply create your own company, as that system still works for those that just want a custom challenge. TL;DR: Rather than simply candidate for one of the companies with no booker when we are unemployed or create our own custom one, let's also have the possibility to book independent shows and later on wrestling conventions shows with limitations, as well as randomly generated companies offering us the job. PS: Sorry if it is a bit confusing/not written properly enough, it was just a random idea I had this morning that I tried to put on "paper" quickly in between interruptions !

Not sure if it's the best place to ask so feel free to move it away if needed, but I have a question/need tips on finances. Basically, I'm tempted to try a "AWA Revival" save on Fleisch's 92 mod, but have it so that rather than the company being bought from Verne Gagne by someone wealthy enough to pay the debts, I'd want the debt to stay and have to work towards paying it slowly. Since it's 2,5m$ we're talking about, what would be the best method ? The roster is completly empty, so I'd need to build one, but what should I do ? Hire the biggest names I can find, even though for most they would at best be Upper midcarders in the WCW/WWF (King Kong Bundy, Nikita Koloff, Tully Blanchard, etc), along with a couple of solid populard midcarders (Chris Adams, Paul Roma, One Man Gang, Boris Zhukov, etc), and the rest be hot prospects ? Hire only local guys, and tank the huge hits in popularity while building up the few young stars I can find, and hope they'll grow quickly enough that I can start making money and paying the debt ? Alternatively, my other option for a 92 save would be creating "World Pro Wrestling", Jerry Grey's company, that was mostly doing small indy shows when hired by casinos and the likes to have an event (as far as I can tell, to be fair I didn't research it for long either). What would be an accurate amount of money to start ? 10k as suggested by TEW seems a bit low, as they hired old timers and had apparently a TV show on a local broadcaster, but I honestly have no idea how much money such a company would have.

My own suggestions for your mod, feel free not to use them though if you find them lacking ! Name: Reyna Boudica DOB: Whatever you need Place of Birth: Norfolk, UK Ethnicity: White Sexual Orientation: Whatever you want Body: Small/Lightweight Gimmick/Wrestling Style: Masked Luchadora, inspired by a Celtic queen. Bio/Noted: Based in Mexico, she fell in love with lucha libre in her early twenties when she went living in Mexico for her University. Recognizable by her long red hair, and her Irish roots, hence why she picked Boudica as her name. Is rather tall for a luchadora. Name: El Arqueólogo DOB: November 1990 Place of Birth: Yucatan Ethnicity: Hispanic Sexual Orientation: Whatever you want Body: Lightweight Gimmick/Wrestling Style: A cheap knock-off of Indiana Jones (much like the cheap knock off of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles you had in CMLL I think ?) Bio/Notes: A talented worker saddled with an awful gimmick, comes to the ring with a whip and everything. Name: Nick Godlaugh DOB: November 1990 Place of Birth: Belgium Ethnicity: White Sexual Orientation: Straight Body: Lightweight Gimmick/Wrestling Style: Referee Bio: A (decently) talented referee from Belgium. Is known for bringing beers and chocolates to the roster, and is rather cheerful. Maybe one of the attributes that help mitigate problems in the locker room ?

The End of Toxicity: Any worker caught fighting another backstage is fired, period. Fresh blood: Your next two champions for every belt can't be former WWE/NXT/NJPW champions, unless they've already been AEW champions. Mucha Lucha: Bring a masked luchador to stardom, so they'll be remembered as fondly as Rey Misterio in the US. Which one are you, already ?: You can only have one people for each first name, and have to either fire/rebrand the ones you don't choose. For instance, you have Matt Hardy, Matt Jackson, Matt Sydal and Matt Menard, but can only keep one under the name "Matt", the others three having to either be let go or renamed. AEW World Tour: Every year, you must have one PPV in a region other than the US, and you can't have the same region picked two years in a row. So next year, you can't have another Wembley show, but you could have one in Paris, Tokyo or Mexico if you want. Random is my Jam: Every month, have the challenger for a title be picked at random amongst every person that has, according to cagematch, participated in a match of the year we're in. So, for August, you might end up with Powerhouse Hobbs challenging for the TNT Championship, but in September have to justify Carlie Bravo or Liiza Hall getting a title shot. Focus on ourselves, we must: Only your own titles can be defended during your shows, unless the challenger(s)/champion(s) also have a title in a company you're allied to. Trigger Happy: For each show you book, have a dark match be one of your workers against a local, unemployed worker. If the unemployed one has a performance over 50, give them a year long contract, and if over 30, a 6 months-one.

Could someone make a gif version of this logo ? Any color/border you feel could fit with the logo is welcome, and feel free to also replace the white background if you want !

Looking for a gif logo (and possibly events if you feel inspired, all names are welcome, and the same for belts) for a company called "World Pro Wrestling". I've decided to start a 1992 save on Fleisch's amazing mod, and randomly picked Jerry Grey as the user character before realising he actually has promoted shows during his career. As such, if you happen to know what the real logo look like, feel free to use it, but if not, a custom logo that wouldn't look too modern for 1992 would be perfect ! Edit because my dumbass found a picture with the logo on it right after posting this: A picture of Jerry Grey with the logo

Having helped out a friend who wanted to do a Burlesque-ish company before giving up, which made me think out of the rule, here are the names I can remember finding out about: Mandy Rose (as you said), Steph De Lander, Solo Darling, Jordynne Grace, Katie Forbes, Kiera Hogan, Paige VanZant, Taya Valkyrie, Deonna Purrazzo, Charli Evans, Rachael Ellering and Allysin Kay. Also I think on the non-wrestler side there's So Cal Val and Melissa Santos, but I'm not entirely sure about that. Sorry I can't help more, I can't find the list we found online again, I think it was either deleted or made private on reddit.

A couple of rules if you want even more ! So you like random, I hear ?: Bring back the 24/7 title. For every show (including NXT if you were to also book it as a separate brand), have a randomizer pick someone in your roster (with the inclusion of "Local Jobber", "Local Legend" for both genders in the list). Whoever is drawn must either win the title or have a segment with the current champion. I set Fyre to the Raine: Have Alba Fyre and Ava Raine team up in the next two years and win the Women Tag Title. The end of an experiment... and the debut of another ?: Pick one of the workers and/or teams and/or stable that never really got popular enough with the fans, and fire them, only to replace them with people who will have exactly the same gimmick apart from the name. So, for instance, fire the Viking Raiders or whatever they're called these days, and replace them with Odinson, another guy with a viking-ish gimmick, and Max the Impaler because I couldn't think of anyone else to replace Valhalla. You should always pay the Piper: Have Piper Niven feud with Ronda Rousey and absolutely demolish Ronda until Piper is an obvious candidate for a solo title run. OnlyFans friendly: Any woman who was either fired or wouldn't be hired IRL because they have done that kind of photoshoots is now your next target whenever you'll want to hire a woman for your roster. At least one of them must be turned into a Star. Gimmick, gimmicks everywhere: Save for the big 4, every PPV must have a gimmick that CAN'T be just "There will be a couple of matches with a specific gimmick to go with the name, despite no reasons being given". So no "Hell in a Cell" PPV, for instance, but you could have one like Cyber Sunday or King of the Ring, etc. Obviously you can keep the current gimmick PPVs if you want to. All roads lead to Rome: Turn Mike Rome into a manager, and have one of his client get a long title run (midcard and tag team works, but not 24/7). If I close my eyes it never happened: Have Maxxine Dupri get back together with Ma.cé and Mån.sôör, and give them storylines to work with. A new emperor is crowned: Roman Reigns can't win a World title for the next 3 years, unless he's first gone through a 6 months losing streak to cool him off. He can however win all his feuds for the next 3 years, as long as it isn't always the Main Event. Ginger Snap 2: Electric Boogaloo: Have a stable with only redheads in it, that has to have the OG "Ginger Snap" in it (so Becky Lynch and Sami Zayn). Mixed Match Challenge Season 3 confirmed !: Bring back the MMC, and find a kayfabe reason for the big names like Lesnar, Reigns, etc to also be part of it.

I've been planning for Subculture (Mark Andrews and Flash Morgan Webster) to go to NXT and then the main roster once they've gained some popularity, and my plan is to have them win a "qualification tournament" in NXT UK to be the brand's team in the Dusty Rhodes Classics that will be awarding the new NXT International Tag Team belt, and have them also win that one to be the first champions. The idea being that they're going to be the outsiders that always win despite the odds, then show that they were more than deserving of the title until they're main roster ready. However, I'm unsure on how I should have the NXT UK part of the plan go: a single elimination tournament would more or less force me to sacrifice the other good face teams I have (Carter and Smith, Mastiff and Starz) for teams that are rather "meh" (Dempsey and Raja, T-Bone and Primate). On the other hand, having it be a "Gauntlet" type of thing, where each week the winner of last week's match face a new opponent, seems like it wouldn't necessarily reward the best team, as the last duo to enter would have an huge advantage (even if obviously they'd lose), and since the GM is the most fair face you could ever hope for, it'd seem weird for him to pick that solution. Should I still go with the Gauntlet thing, and find a reason why they picked that (like, I don't know, "there isn't enough teams for a proper tournament", or it's the result of the fan's vote or something) ? I only have 6 weeks to have Subculture earn their spot, and don't want to do another round robin tournament when I already have a huge one going on in NXT, but I'm open to any hypothesis I haven't considered yet !

Does anyone have any custom gif logo for the D'Angelo Family ? Not a big fan of the one in the SAMPP pack, and I have no inspiration for one myself