NEO: From The Bottom Up (C-Verse)

Marcel Fromage · July 4, 2009

Pity to lose Angel so fast but it did have an impact on the top end of the roster to shake things up a little, which is good.

I prefer the old font as it just looked that little bit different to other diaries.

And I liked the Svensson overview - it was interesting to see his Japanese history, especially as he's someone I used quite a bit in my 07 ROF diary.

foolinc · July 5, 2009

End Of The Month: September 2011

End of the Month Notes

• World Importance: 35 of 38

• World Influence: 30 of 38

• Popularity: +1.7% (36.5%) GL, (5%) MA, (5%) TS

• Prestige: +1.1% (29.3%)

• Balance: +$17,007 ($104,505)

○ Worker Costs: $45,611

○ Sponsorship: $46,135

All it took was a B- card to FINALLY take 1st in the Great Lakes Regional Battle. Loving the added bonuses of the extra prestige and getting the correct amount of popularity. Even with the help, CWW opens and pushes me down in importance again. Even when I win, I lose.

On the bright side, we re-signed PRIMUS for $1000 and travelling (ouch), Danny Patterson for $350, and Rock Downpour for $600. We also were able to finally sign Stevie Grayson to a PPA contract. It was a bit steep, but worth it IMO ($1500 and travelling).

Dark Angel re-joined NOTBPW if you didn't already figure that out. It was a short run for the Angle, but I was able to improve the pop of my workers, improve the cards, and I was able to give him the title before he left so I guess it's ok.

Dark Angel wasn't the only one moving around. Teddy Powell and Singh left FCW, while Singh and Strong joined CZCW.

NEO Hallowed Dreams Preview

• After shocking the world by not only being the first person to become the NEO Generation champion not only once but twice (not to mention taking down a legend in The Dark Angel, Cliff Wilson, to do so), Tim Westybrook takes on FCW's Steve Gumble in his first title defense of his second reign.

• Over the past few weeks it seems that Teddy Powell has found a friend in NEO by the name of R.P. Superstar. Their partying ways are only shadowed by their skill in the ring, something that the current tag team champions, The Fallen, seem to have noticed as well. Last month, The Fallen issued the challenge to those "Party Starters" to a match at Hallowed Dreams and it has just been confirmed that R.P. and Teddy have accepted. While the title in not on the line, you have to think that both teams will be going out to effect whether or not they will meet again in the future.

• NEO has always been about gender equality and giving women in the wrestling biz all the tools they need to break the glass ceiling. At Hallowed Dreams, Ashley, Jaime Quine, Sara Marie York, and Tamara will be competing to see who is the best in what Jake Sawyer is call a "Four Corner Survival Showcase" match.

• Also on this jammed packed card is NEO's favorite "transitional champion," Nigel Svensson, taking on the ever unstable Whippy The Clown in our semi-main event, Stevie Grayson going on one one with the leader of the Peverell International, Bradford Peverell, and in our opener Masked Patriot faces off against former NEO Generation champion, Brendan Idol.

Quick Picks
NEO Generation: Steve Gumble vs. Tim Westybrook ©
Nigel Svensson vs. Whippy The Clown
Non-Title: Das Party Starters vs. The Fallen
Bradford Peverell vs. Stevie Grayson
Ashley vs. Jaime Quine vs. Sara Marie York vs. Tamara
Brendon Idol vs. Masked Patriot

foolinc · July 6, 2009

OOC: Note to self, don't post prediction previews at 7pm EST.

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NEO Hallowed Dreams
Saturday, Week 2, October 2011
1,000 people at The Asylum

Grease Hogg, Sensational Singh, Mary Beth Chase and Danny Patterson defeated Jared Johnson, The American Flash, Jefferson Stardust and Jen Neptune in 9:53 when Grease Hogg defeated Jefferson Stardust by pinfall with a Grease Spot. - D-
Notes: Sensational Singh seemed off his game tonight. Mary Beth Chase seemed off her game tonight. Commissioner Jake Sawyer did some good work at ringside. Danny Patterson and Commissioner Jake Sawyer have excellent chemistry together. The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Danny Patterson is improving in Performance skills.

Nigel Svensson comes down to the ring. He takes a microphone and starts talking to the crowd, before eventually getting interupted by Commissioner Jake Sawyer. They have a big argument, going back and forth on the microphone, before agreeing to face each other later on in a singles match. - D+

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Brendan Idol defeated Masked Patriot in 9:45 by pinfall with an Idolizer. - C
Notes: Brendan Idol seemed off his game tonight. Brendan Idol and Masked Patriot have great chemistry, and it showed in their performances.

After the match, Brendan Idol picks up the microphone and tells the crowd that he has accepted the challenge laid down by Nigel Svensson. - C

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Ashley defeated Sara Marie York, Tamara and Jaime Quine in 8:06 when Ashley defeated Jaime Quine by pinfall with a Chicago Hope. - D+
Notes: The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Before their match, R.P. Superstar and Teddy Powell come down to the ring to kick off NEO's Halloween party. The duo come out to the Monster Mash and passes out carmel apples and other assorted candies to the crowd. - D-
Notes: This segment brought the crowd's mood down. Teddy Powell is developing better performance skills.

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The Fallen II defeated Das Party Starters in 12:01 when Dark Star defeated R.P. Superstar by pinfall with a Dark Sault after Sienna DeVille interfered. - D+
Notes: Sienna DeVille did some good work at ringside. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Dark Star is improving in Technical skills.

Backstage, Bradford Peverell, Ashley and Tamara cut a promo on Bradford's opponent for tonight, Stevie Grayson. Bradford says that Peverell Industries already picked up one win tonight and by the end of it they will have gone 2 for 2. - D-

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Stevie Grayson defeated Bradford Peverell in 11:55 by pinfall with a Shades Of Grayson. - D+
Notes: The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Back in Jake Sawyer's office, Tim Westybrook is arguing with the Commish about him bringing Grayson into the NEO full time. Sawyer quickly shuts his newly crowned champion up by saying that this situation shouldn't be a problem as Tim already beat Grayson and more importantly that he should be worrying about his title match tonight against Steve Gumble. - C-

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Whippy The Clown defeated Nigel Svensson in 17:50 by pinfall with a Joke's On You following interference from Brendan Idol. - C-
Notes: Nigel Svensson and Whippy The Clown just don't click at all, and it showed in their performances. The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

In the locker room, Ultimate Phoenix confronts Whippy about Whippy's actions as of late. Whippy responds to his long time friend's question by blind siding Phoenix with Whippy's squirting flower. However, instead of water the liquid that comes out is a green mist that most fans would associate with a handful of Japanese wrestlers. As Phoenix tries to get the mist out of his eyes, Whippy laughs hysterically as he makes his escape. - C
Notes: Whippy The Clown is learning to show more charisma. Whippy The Clown is developing better performance skills.

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Tim Westybrook defeated Steve Gumble in 22:51 by pinfall with a TNT Whirlwind following botched interference by Commissioner Jake Sawyer. Tim Westybrook makes defence number 1 of his NEO Generation title. - B-
Notes: Tim Westybrook is improving in Technical skills.

Overall: C

Show Thoughts: The card was clearly brought down by the negative chemistry between Whippy and Nigel and I probably would have gotten a C+ out of the event if I switched the match with Idol/Patriot, but I think I just will be happy with the fact that I am even talking about this seeing as NEO has only been four years removed from E+. As an added bonus, after another B- main event, the NEO Generation title up to an A in prestige. Score one for Timmy.

In other news, Teddy Powell was unhappy losing (big surprise there) and Nigel gets the dreaded time to heal e-mail. That's never a good thing.

Self · July 6, 2009

I find it best to let predictions run for as long as humanly possible between shows. Gives more people a chance to see it.

Haven't read much of your stuff before, but I like the font, I like the formatting, and Steve Gumble in a main event tickles me... in a very good way.

MaxxHexx · July 6, 2009

I find it best to let predictions run for as long as humanly possible between shows. Gives more people a chance to see it.

Haven't read much of your stuff before, but I like the font, I like the formatting, and Steve Gumble in a main event tickles me... in a very good way.

See my thing about getting predictions is that with the increased traffic on the forums, a thread can fall to page two in less than a day...and then there really is no chance of getting any more predictions.

foolinc · July 6, 2009

See my thing about getting predictions is that with the increased traffic on the forums, a thread can fall to page two in less than a day...and then there really is no chance of getting any more predictions.

This is my belief as well. And while it's not the end of the world for this diary, seeing my RPW diary get buried is frustrating as hell.

Self · July 6, 2009

True. Thinking about it, I tend not to get predictions more than 24 hours after I post the card, and with a potential influx of new traffic... It's not a problem, but it's a thing I guess. I regularly find my thread on page 4-5 whenever I go to post a new episode every Monday.

Remianen · July 7, 2009

Tag chemistry is the one note that doesn't always show up, and I've never quite been able to work out when it does (it seems to show up more when you officially team them up rather than pairing up two individuals, but I don't have any evidence to back that up). Have you only just made tham an official team?

Two ways to guarantee a tag team chemistry note (that I know of):

1) House show booking

2) Officially making the workers a tag team and booking them in a 2v2 match

Anything else and it's left up to chance (and chance freakin' SUCKS).

See my thing about getting predictions is that with the increased traffic on the forums, a thread can fall to page two in less than a day...and then there really is no chance of getting any more predictions.

I dunno. I follow diaries by subscribing to them so no matter what page they're on, I see them as soon as I get the email telling me something new has been posted.

I will say that I kind of like the results you seem to get from Jaime. She's always been 'midcard for life' with me, unless I surgically attach her to a worker worth pushing (i.e. J.Ro, Wanda, Melody, Lauren, Christy, Fuyuko, Yu, Velvet, hell, even Wendy Anderson). I like how you've managed to maintain main event champions without them attracting too much attention from 'the written contract brigade'. Kinda surprised you still have UP though (whenever SoTBPW, MPWF, OLLIE, MHW hit National, him and Angel typically get snatched up whenever I've been paying attention). I also like how you're financially gearing up for the shock at Cult (so few actually do, sadly).

Nice run so far. Without spoiling anything, you DID bring in Lauren Easter, didn't you?

foolinc · July 7, 2009

Two ways to guarantee a tag team chemistry note (that I know of):

1) House show booking
2) Officially making the workers a tag team and booking them in a 2v2 match

Anything else and it's left up to chance (and chance freakin' SUCKS).

I dunno. I follow diaries by subscribing to them so no matter what page they're on, I see them as soon as I get the email telling me something new has been posted.

I will say that I kind of like the results you seem to get from Jaime. She's always been 'midcard for life' with me, unless I surgically attach her to a worker worth pushing (i.e. J.Ro, Wanda, Melody, Lauren, Christy, Fuyuko, Yu, Velvet, hell, even Wendy Anderson). I like how you've managed to maintain main event champions without them attracting too much attention from 'the written contract brigade'. Kinda surprised you still have UP though (whenever SoTBPW, MPWF, OLLIE, MHW hit National, him and Angel typically get snatched up whenever I've been paying attention). I also like how you're financially gearing up for the shock at Cult (so few actually do, sadly).

Nice run so far. Without spoiling anything, you DID bring in Lauren Easter, didn't you?

Thanks for confirming how to guarantee a tag team chem note. And thanks for posting in general. Didn't know you read this. Good to know.

And as strange as it seems, I think the reason I've been so lucky is the extremely good luck that the big companies have had in my game. TCW and SWF have never dropped to Cult yet, so they haven't had to mass release people and then mass sign workers as they go from Cult to National and vice versa. Though I am still surprised at my good fortune since the very beginning when like 3 of my bigger storyline ideas were messed up thanks to written/touring contracts.

And no Lauren Easter isn't with NEO yet. The problem with here is that she has C overness in the Midwest and the North West, but only an E+ in the Great Lakes. So she's a little pricey for her overness.

foolinc · July 12, 2009

NEO Let It Rock Preview

• From losing against the World Tag Team champions to becoming the next NEO Generation champion? It's an unlikely scenario, but at Let It Rock Teddy Powell looks to make it happen as he challenges Tim Westybrook in the main event.

• Two feuds collide in our semi-main event as Nigel Svensson and Ultimate Pheonix team up to face the odd pairing of Brendon Idol and Whippy The Clown.

• After winning the Four Corner Survior Showcase match, Ashley of Bradford Peverell fame takes on the newest female of the NEO roster, Sara Marie York. Also on the card is Sensational Sing and Stevie Grayson locking up in the opener and the team of Grease Hogg and Danny Patterson taking on the High Flyers.

Quick Picks
NEO Generation: Teddy Powell vs. Tim Westybrook ©
Brendan Idol & Whippy The Clown vs. Nigel Svensson & Ultimate Pheonix
Ashley vs. Sara Marie York
Grease Hogg & Danny Patterson vs. High Flyers
Sensational Singh vs. Stevie Grayson

I'd also like take the opportunity to direct people who follow this diary to take a look at my Rapid Pro Wrestling diary which is currently on it's 13th show.

eayragt · July 12, 2009

NEO Generation: Teddy Powell vs. Tim Westybrook ©

Teddy officially has no chance

Brendan Idol & Whippy The Clown vs. Nigel Svensson & Ultimate Pheonix

Tough one, but I think Whippy can take a loss here

Ashley vs. Sara Marie York

Grease Hogg & Danny Patterson vs. High Flyers

I can still see Patterson workig out got you. Honest

Sensational Singh vs. Stevie Grayson

Marcel Fromage · July 13, 2009

I think I'm going to have to agree 100% with eayragt on this one.

foolinc · July 17, 2009

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="21482" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><div style="text-align:center"> http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/NEO_banner.png NEO Let It Rock Wednesday, Week 4, October 2011 915 people at The Asylum Jaime Quine defeated Brimstone in 3:44 by pinfall with a K.O. Kick. - D Notes: Sienna DeVille did some good work at ringside. The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Masked Patriot, R.P. Superstar and Jared Johnson defeated Bradford Peverell, Tamara and Mary Beth Chase in 4:32 when R.P. Superstar defeated Bradford Peverell by pinfall with a Star Treatment. - D- Notes: The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Masked Patriot is improving in Flying skills. Commissioner Jake Sawyer comes down to the ring. He takes a microphone and starts talking to the crowd, before eventually getting interupted by Nigel Svensson. They have a big argument, going back and forth on the microphone, before things take a violent turn and they start brawling. A whole host of staff hit the ring to break them up, and as they are - D+ Notes: Commissioner Jake Sawyer has now switched to an Arrogant Heel gimmick. It has gotten an initial A* rating. Danny Patterson has now switched to a Biker gimmick. It has gotten an initial C+ rating. <hr> http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/KashmirSingh_alt1.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/versus.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/StevieGrayson.jpg Stevie Grayson defeated Sensational Singh in 7:38 by pinfall with a Shades Of Grayson. Rating: D- Notes: Sensational Singh has now switched to a Bitter Veteran gimmick. It has gotten an initial B rating. Stevie Grayson was really off his game tonight. The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Stevie Grayson is improving in Technical skills. Before Stevie Grayson is finish celebrating his victory with the fans, Tim Westybrook comes down to the ring. The NEO Generation champion demands to know why Grayson joined NEO. Grayson gets a cheap pop by saying that it was because he had so much fun wrestling in front of the NEO crowd that had to come back, but then added, "Plus, I get another chance to beat the crap out you, taking that precious title from you in the process. Well of course that if you can even keep the title for more than one defense. Though, I guess one successful title defense is still better than your last 'reign'..." At that point Tim Westybrook couldn't take it anymore and laid out Grayson with the NEO Generation title. Looking frustrated with himself, The Iron Man made his way to the back amiss a mass of boos raining from the crowd. Rating: C- http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/DannyPatterson.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/GreaseHogg.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/versus.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/ArthurDexterBradley.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/TheAmericanFlash.jpg Grease Hogg and Danny Patterson defeated High Flyers in 5:31 when Grease Hogg defeated The American Flash by pinfall with a Grease Spot. Rating: D Notes: The American Flash has now switched to a Patriot gimmick. It has gotten an initial B+ rating. Grease Hogg and Danny Patterson had great chemistry when teaming together. The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Arthur Dexter Bradley stood out as being good. Danny Patterson is improving in Technical skills. After the match, Commissioner Jake Sawyer congratulates both men on their victory and hypes them up as the duo as his "Corporate Muscle". Rating: C- Notes: Danny Patterson really needs a change to his character desperately. http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/AshleyGrover.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/versus.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/SaraMarieYork.jpg Sara Marie York defeated Ashley in 8:06 by pinfall with an Energy Burst. Rating: D Notes: Sara Marie York seemed off her game tonight. Ashley and Sara Marie York have great chemistry, and it showed in their performances. The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Ashley is improving in Performance skills. Backstage, Brendan Idol and Whippy try to cut a promo hyping their upcoming match with Svensson and Ultimate Phoenix. I say try because every time Idol gets into one of his rants, Whippy interrupts with a weird comment and his signature laugh. After getting interrupted three times, Idol gives up and leaves for the ring. Rating: C- Notes: Whippy The Clown is learning to show more charisma. Whippy The Clown is developing better performance skills. http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/BrendanIdol.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/WhippyTheClown.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/versus.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/NigelSvensson.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/UltimatePhoenix.jpg Ultimate Phoenix and Nigel Svensson defeated Brendan Idol and Whippy The Clown in 14:19 when Ultimate Phoenix defeated Brendan Idol by pinfall with a Phoenix Firebird Splash. Rating: C+ Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Alone backstage, Tim Westybrook cuts a promo hyping up his upcoming title defense against Teddy Powell. Still a little frustrated from letting Grayson get under his skin, the champ tells Powell that he hopes that Teddy has a good insurance policy because after tonight, he's going to need it. Rating: C- http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/NEOGenerationNeo.jpg http://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/TeddyPowell_alt3.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/versus.jpghttp://i13.photobucket.com/albums/a288/foolinc/RPW/resized/TimWestybrook.jpg Tim Westybrook defeated Teddy Powell in 22:50 by pinfall with a TNT Whirlwind following interference from Dark Star. Tim Westybrook makes defence number 2 of his NEO Generation title. Rating: C+ Notes: Tim Westybrook and Teddy Powell don't seem to click, and it made for an awkward bout. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Overall: C</div></div></blockquote> Show Thoughts: After 7 days of being on a jury, it's really good just being able to just relax. I never thought sitting on my arse and listening to people talk could be so exhausting. Since that's done and over with, I can finally go back to posting some dairy updates! <img alt=":D" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png"> Tonight's show had a little bit of storyline progression with the long argument between Stevie and Timmy and the formation of the new tag team of Danny Patterson and Grease Hogg as Corporate Muscle. However, the biggest talking point I think is the grades of the matches themselves. We had The American Flash being a part of a D rated tag team match, a C+ tag team match (granted it was between four of the top guys in the promotion), and a C+ main event in which the competitors didn't click in the ring. Whippy and Teddy Powell were unhappy losing, but otherwise I think the event went just about as well as it could have been.

foolinc · July 20, 2009

OCC: Hey look, it's a new avatar.

End Of The Month: October 2011

End of the Month Notes

• World Importance: 35 of 38

• World Influence: 30 of 38

• Popularity: +0.6% (37.1%) GL, (5%) MA, (5%) TS

• Prestige: +0.2% (29.5%)

• Balance: +$16,291 ($120,796)

○ Worker Costs: $48,297

○ Sponsorship: $46,049

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With the semi-match event of one show and the main event of the other having negative chemistry, NEO's 2 Cs were just not enough this month as we finish last in the regional battle for the month of October. This is kind of embarrassing as this month hosts one of the big four events of the NEO schedule, Hallowed Dreams.

With the end of the month comes the induction of Dread into the Hall of Immortals. And all is right in the world.

We re-signed Pee-Wee Germaine for $600, Sienna DeVille for $100, Jake Sawyer for $450. So much win for so little money.

In other promotional news, Troy Tornado wins the TCW World Heavyweight from Sean McFly and

Nigel goes on another tour with GCG. I wonder if they are going to be giving Nigel another title?

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NEO The Everlasting Gaze

• The life of a NEO Generation is never easy. After dispatching Steve Gumble and Teddy Powell last month, Tim Westybrook takes on three of NEO's best in Ultimate Phoenix, one half of the NEO World Tag Team champions, Erik Strong, and the latest thorn in Tim's side, Stevie Grayson.

• Even with a match set for the two at Unwanted Gifts, it seems Brendon Idol and Nigel Svensson still won a piece of each other. The two face off in a triple threat along with "Party Starter" Teddy Powell. Will Powell capitalize on Idol and Nigel's hatred or will it consume him?

Quick Picks
NEO Generation: Dark Star vs. Stevie Grayson vs. Tim Westybrook © vs. Ultimate Phoenix
Brendon Idol vs. Nigel Svensson vs. Teddy Powell
Corporate Muscle & Whippy The Clown vs. Masked Patriot & High Flyers
The Fallen vs. Jefferson Stardust & R.P. Superstar
Bradford Peverell vs. Jared Johnson

eayragt · July 20, 2009

NEO Generation: Dark Star vs. Stevie Grayson vs. Tim Westybrook © vs. Ultimate Phoenix

Four ways like this make good Main Events... where you know the title's not changing hands.

Brendon Idol vs. Nigel Svensson vs. Teddy Powell

Corporate Muscle & Whippy The Clown vs. Masked Patriot & High Flyers

The Fallen vs. Jefferson Stardust & R.P. Superstar

Bradford Peverell vs. Jared Johnson

Beeker · July 21, 2009

- I can't see another Svensson moment for Westybrook. If foolinc foolish goes that way he makes Westybrook into the NEO Transitory Champion.

Brendon Idol vs. Nigel Svensson vs. Teddy Powell

- The Party Starter ends the party for Idol and Svensson and sneaks his way further up the card.

Corporate Muscle & Whippy The Clown vs. Masked Patriot & High Flyers

- Newly named team in Corporate Muscle. And they outsize the other team quite a bit. Also Whippy is fantastic. And I secretly want American Flash to be dropped on his head so hard he can never be on his game again.

The Fallen vs. Jefferson Stardust & R.P. Superstar

- Stardust should be in The Fallen. Few CVerse wrestlers fall down and get pinned more than Staaaaaarduuuust!

Bradford Peverell vs. Jared Johnson

- I flipped a coin. I didn't bother to check it. I'll just go with Johnson because eayragt went with Peverell.

foolinc · July 21, 2009

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NEO The Everlasting Gaze
Thursday, Week 2, November 2011
1,000 people at The Asylum

Tamara & Ashley defeated The Neptune Twins in 4:56 when Ashley defeated Kathy Neptune by pinfall with a Chicago Hope. - E+
Notes: The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Ashley is improving in Performance skills. Jen Neptune is improving in Rumble skills.

PRIMUS defeated Mary Beth Chase and Sara Marie York in 5:13 when PRIMUS defeated Sara Marie York by pinfall with a Running Powerslam. - D+
Notes: The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Nigel Svensson comes down to the ring. He takes a microphone and starts talking to the crowd, before eventually getting interupted by Commissioner Jake Sawyer. They have a big argument, going back and forth on the microphone, before agreeing to face each other later on in a singles match. - C-

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Bradford Peverell defeated Jared Johnson in 7:41 by pinfall with a Dream Left Hook.
Rating: D+
Notes: The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

In "honor" of their opponents, Teddy Powell, R.P. Superstar, Jefferson Stardust, and The Neptune Twins come out to Michael Jackson's Thriller, complete with the zombie dance in the center of the ring.
Rating: D-

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R.P. Superstar and Jefferson Stardust defeated The Fallen in 4:54 when R.P. Superstar defeated Jack Napier by pinfall with a Star Treatment.
Rating: E+
Notes: Sienna DeVille did some good work at ringside. The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Brimstone is improving in Rumble skills.

Before his trios match, Whippy The Clown is in a darker corner of The Asylum rocking back and forth. A dark figure stands behind Whippy and tells Ultimate Phoenix just to leave things as they are and not get involved.
Rating: D+

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Danny Patterson, Grease Hogg and Whippy The Clown defeated Masked Patriot and High Flyers in 5:55 when Whippy The Clown defeated The American Flash by pinfall with a Joke's On You.
Rating: D-
Notes: The American Flash was really off his game tonight. The announcing quality lifted the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Whippy The Clown looked good out there. This match brought the crowd's mood down.

Before his match, Brendan Idol comes down to the ring cuts a promo hyping up his upcoming match with Nigel Svensson and Teddy Powell. He says that tonight is just going to be a preview of what he is going to do to Nigel at Unwanted Gifts.
Rating: C

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Teddy Powell defeated Brendan Idol and Nigel Svensson in 14:31 when Teddy Powell defeated Brendan Idol by pinfall with a Motion Censor.
Rating: C+
Notes: Brendan Idol is improving in Rumble skills.

Backstage, Tim Westybrook cuts a promo hyping up his upcoming match with Stevie Grayson, Dark Star, and Ultimate Phoenix. He says he's had the production crew (his name is Jerry) create a video to show the fans all the possible outcomes of the match. The video clip shows Tim Westybrook hitting a TNT Whirlwind on Ultimate Phoenix at Unwanted Gifts 2010, The Dark Star Erik Strong at some unknown US indy, and Stevie Grayson at The World I Know. After the clip ends, Westybrook says that it doesn't matter which of these happen tonight because, no matter what, he'll walk out NEO Generation champion.
Rating: C

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Tim Westybrook defeated Ultimate Phoenix, Dark Star and Stevie Grayson in 30:12 when Tim Westybrook defeated Ultimate Phoenix by pinfall with a TNT Whirlwind following interference from Whippy The Clown. Tim Westybrook makes defence number 3 of his NEO Generation title.
Rating: B-
Notes: Sienna DeVille did some good work at ringside. This match lifted the crowd. Tim Westybrook is improving in Technical skills. Tim Westybrook is improving in Flying skills. Dark Star is improving in Technical skills.

Overall: C+

Show Thoughts: I am continually impressed with the ability of this roster. All I need to do at this point is throw the top guys in multi-man matches and I can guarentee myself a C+ card. Then again, the competition is really tough and is forcing me to come up with finding new ways to constantly improve the quality of my events.

I also am impress with the ability of Startune Productions (and now Das Party Starters) to remain as writable as ever. Never has a group of wrestlers entralled me to keep them around for so long without actually doing anything of worth in the ring. Granted the trio are still improving and haven't plateaued like some of the other "lesser talents," but still it's impressive none the less.

And with this event we are down to only two more shows on the road to Unwanted Gifts 2011, the end of the second chapter in NEO's history (the first chapter was from the beginnning to the jump to "Small").

foolinc · July 22, 2009

This really doesn't have to do with anything NEO related, but since it's my thread I'll say it anyway. After constantly citing my NYCW '97 in a couple of threads and how it ended for good via the loss of my notes on 3 months of the game, I was reminded how much I liked that diary (probably why I rushed my RPW diary and in turn why I'm not liking that diary much right now). For some reason I didn't erase the save. So after a good amount of reviewing the history to see what the hell I was doing with the game, I decided to reboot the diary. With this being the case, should I start a new thread or just stick with the old one even though I'd be jumping months ahead? And speaking of the jump, does anyone have a good idea on how I should recap the missing months of game play?

Bigpapa42 · July 22, 2009

This really doesn't have to do with anything NEO related, but since it's my thread I'll say it anyway. After constantly citing my NYCW '97 in a couple of threads and how it ended for good via the loss of my notes on 3 months of the game, I was reminded how much I liked that diary (probably why I rushed my RPW diary and in turn why I'm not liking that diary much right now). For some reason I didn't erase the save. So after a good amount of reviewing the history to see what the hell I was doing with the game, I decided to reboot the diary. With this being the case, should I start a new thread or just stick with the old one even though I'd be jumping months ahead? And speaking of the jump, does anyone have a good idea on how I should recap the missing months of game play?

I was going to respond to this in the Preview thread, then got distracted...

Hmm... though call. A big factor for me, I think, is whether anything notable and big happened in that three month gap. As in, will the promotion and roster seem significantly different after that gap? If so, I would say it would be best to start anew. And as for explaining what happened in that period, I'm a fan of revealing stuff slowly in that type of situation, rather than a catch-up post. So if suddenly everyone wonders why Rich Money (or whoever) is NYCW champ, you can slowly reveal what happened in bits and pieces. A bit of mystery and you feed out the stuff slowly...

If nothing much changed - champion Stomper defended the Empire belt three times, no major additions or subtractions - then a continuation with a catch up post might work just fine.

foolinc · July 22, 2009

I was going to respond to this in the Preview thread, then got distracted...

Hmm... though call. A big factor for me, I think, is whether anything notable and big happened in that three month gap. As in, will the promotion and roster seem significantly different after that gap? If so, I would say it would be best to start anew. And as for explaining what happened in that period, I'm a fan of revealing stuff slowly in that type of situation, rather than a catch-up post. So if suddenly everyone wonders why Rich Money (or whoever) is NYCW champ, you can slowly reveal what happened in bits and pieces. A bit of mystery and you feed out the stuff slowly...

If nothing much changed - champion Stomper defended the Empire belt three times, no major additions or subtractions - then a continuation with a catch up post might work just fine.

Well originally it was only 3 months, but I frustration I deleted the rest a couple of months ago. My last card was around May game time and where I stopped playing was the beginning of November, so it's a bit longer than three months in-game. And it's not like I have been only running one show a month.

I'll actually will be jumping at least 22 shows, if not a full 30 to start at the beginning of 1998.

But from what you are saying is to do a slow reveal in a new thread, yes?

Bigpapa42 · July 22, 2009

Yeah, I'd say start over and do the gradual thing. That would be my best recommendation.

foolinc · July 22, 2009

Yeah, I'd say start over and do the gradual thing. That would be my best recommendation.

Probably the best way to go around it. Thanks for the advice.

NEO The Unforgiven Preview

• With only two shows till Unwanted Gifts, things are really starting to heat up here at NEO. Our main event features a first time event as Brendon Idol takes on Stevie Grayson in singles competition. Backing it up will be a star studded trios match as the NEO World Tag Team champions, The Fallen, team up with the NEO Generation champion, Tim Westybrook, to take on the team of Masked Patriot, Nigel Svensson, and Ultimate Phoenix.

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Brendon Idol vs. Stevie Grayson
Dark Star, PRIMUS, & Tim Westybrook vs., Masked Patriot, Nigel Svensson, & Ultimate Phoenix
Arthur Dexter Bradley vs. Whippy The Clown
Das Party Starters vs. Sensationally Powerful
Grease Hogg vs. Jaime Quine

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