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My feedback felt a little bit fuzzy on re-reading so I got curious and looked up this most recent save. Network was opened halfway through Feb '20, with minimum coverage in the main North American regions. Dev company opened in January at the smallest size. That's a lot earlier than I recall. I probably upgraded production values too. One thing i didnt mention is that I changed the product to East Meets West.

It's definitely ripe to go in a few different directions. Personally, my most recent save saw me keep things very much in-house. Minimal hirings, pretty much all rookies, a massive push for Senmatsu, a stable for Nakasawa (a mistake as I lumbered him with rookies). I also brought a trios title and the inaugural champs were The Golden Army. No time decline for any of those guys and Taka 2000 got the World Title too. I showed tremendous restraint in not pushing Keith and Toshitala this time around, though I couldn't resist hiring Greg Gauge. I always destroy Slaughterhouse but this time Masuno got chemistry with one of the unaffiliated guys so I got rid of The Killing Floor as their tag team. I usually do a G1 style event that culminates at Fire Dream but I didnt do that either. The BOSJ event is still the same but I actually expanded it to allow for 2 x 10 man groups. A huge rejig of the schedule is essential. Taking the lead from the Thunderverse, I made a few Lesser events, took out a few tour shows, gave a few more themes. This helps with money too. Doing that makes a broadcaster more feasible plus a dev company, which is essential I find as it is easy to stockpile talent in Japan. PPA contracts and natural departures from other companies make organic hiring quite easy to manage. Case in point - Fuyuko Higa left 5SSW and I hired her. She became my Black Cobra II and got chemistry with Sensational Dragon's protege, the otherwise unremarkable Chomei Sugiyama.

Tres Ring Circus is great.

Matravers and Cornell vs two rookies would be interesting.

It's a great idea in theory but it falls apart in reality, right? CWW & SNP do one show a month & aren't guaranteed to pick them up straight away, let alone book them. Would a B show >> Network not serve the same purpose?

It's little surprise that the network aren't happy. It's difficult enough to maintain storyline heat with 21CW but you're rolling the dice with two brands and so much new talent. That over a B show is a big call and it's not something I've tried. Loving your work though. The company is a favourite of mine.

Just wanted to fire a quick message of support - this is very good. You've done a lot of what I do with USPW and I'm keen to see the results going forward.

Bump. Mainly because I wanted a couple of things & had to go looking.

Surely all you have actually done is get him on a single appearance COTT? What the AI does after that is inconsequential. What I can't say is why the other booking is given priority. That's likely down to size. All seems quite reasonable, based on the information given. Check your availability, move your show if needed. Seems straightforward enough.

Pretty special tbf

Pretty special tbf

So the issue is yours. The AI does this in advance so it shows on your Availability screen. Just move your show?

Sounds like he's double booked?

Mid Atlantic Wrestling #8 Predictions Ten Man Tag Team Match: Kid Fantastic, Quentin Queen, Jack Allen, and The Heartbreak Express vs. The Bootcamp (The Architect, Trix Triumph, Copperhead, Sean Noggin and Sione Tokoeka) Ace Youngblood vs. Deuce Deadline United States Tag Team Title Tournament: DeMarcus & Gray vs. The Canadian Daredevils

21CW Kingdom, February, Week 1, 2020 Landon Mallory [vs] Edison Silva 'Sensational' Ricky Storm w/ 'The Quiet One' Sifu [vs] War Machine w/ 'The Executive Consultant' Cliff King Welsh Dragon [vs] 'The Most Dangerous Man In Britain' Bedlam 'The Bad Seed' Kelvin Badberry [vs] Smiling John Smithie The Lee FamiLee (Gorilla, JK & Andrew) w/ Emmett Askey [vs] Stevie Stoat, Nightmare & Ruin 'Rough Justice' Tommy Cornell [vs] 'The MVP' Kevin Jones