Booking 101 Dynasty

Condors · May 15, 2011

There was a thread in the forum titled booking 101 and I had alot to say but was having trouble wording it. It got my head thinking and decided to do a dynasty with the new player in mind.

I like starting fresh so i created an avatar that has rep of highest to start his own company and is a great announcer. A dynasty with Jack Avatar being the champion and winning all the time would not make for a very good dynasty at all.

I am going with a sports entertainment product key mainstream and key comedy everything else none.

rated much more on popularity

proper gimmicks

simple gimmicks

expected storylines

low risk angles

very favorable for sponsership

not rocked by industry changes

no young lion system

20 intensity

30 danger

face/heel divide none

match lengths are the same for both event and tv

6 minor match

6 medium match

12 main event match

I think this may be the easiest product to book for, its alot easier to build popularity than actual wrestlers having 12 minute main event means its open for almost everyone once they get into shape. I took the face/heel off because while i normally like it on to get whatever bonus it can complicate things. I also turned off the 3 match 6 month limit as it can be frustrating for a new player.

My first order of buisness is to try to make peace with all the big boys

Condors · May 15, 2011

When your just starting out at the easy level you don't need to really worry about an all star roster in fact i go the in the other direction i prefer unemployed guys who fit my product. Build your own stars first and put on good shows then try to add to it down the road.

Psychology is probally the hardest to come by stat in the game even in this product i will be getting hit in the match ratings for this. I will be keeping this in mind when getting wrestlers but only 2 guys are unemployed and rated over 70 (fumihiro ota and coyote dynamite). I want to get 6 guys who i think can put on decent match against each other to carry the show (1st match, co main event and main event at the big monthly events) I also want to get 4 tag teams or make them

I start negoations with alot of people.

I make non aggression pacts with

Supreme Wrestling Federation

United States Pro Wrestling

North of the Border Pro Wrestling

Burning Hammer of the Wrestling Gods

Pride Glory and Honor Wrestling

Total Control Wrestling refuses my pact

I should be in pretty good shape but expect raids from TCW. Since they are not playing nice I shortlist all of there wrestlers and if they are dumb enough to let a quality wrestler become a free agent i will go after him (i am in no postion currently to compete for guys with them)

I like to get 2 road agents, 2 refs in case TCW steals one (and i expect they will)

Condors · May 15, 2011

I turned off the roster limitation because a large roster can be tough to deal with for a new player.

My final starting roster looks like this:

openers:

El Ladron 21 year old masked mexican wrestler with some brawling and chain wrestling skills.

Stretch the chicken boy - 23 year old limited skills but a 53 mat wrestling and 52 pyschology are the bright spots

Lower midcarders:

K-Squared - the very defination of mr average not horrible but doesn't stand out in anything.

Ben Williams - 23 years old and not much else going for him besides a cool nickname "the bump machine"

Valentine - 23 years old with 51 psychology nothing else to see here.

Midcarders:

Antman- he has 70+ star quality and charisma and is only 20 years old. Favorite of small federations in north america. Short strong guy i think Ivan Putski when i book him.

Nomad 26 years old a slightly improved version of K-Squared pretty average all around but he has 70+ star quality and Charisma which means ratings and brighter future.

Regular Joe 20 years old and already has 65 performance rating may not have charisma but 68 star quality isn't bad and 58 pyschology is his worst performance rating.

Happy Elwood - 24 year old with some flying skills but nothing special

Running Wolf - 22 year old with 82 star quality and 61 charisma not a very good wrestler but fits our product

Upper Midcarders:

Ekuma the Hawaiian Strong Man - Much like Running Wolf 81 star quality 61 charisma not much of a wrestler.

Stan the Man Manna and Rocking Ryan Turner are nothing special but an experienced tag team. I brought them in to give us a launching point in the tag division. Ryan is 24 and Stan is 25 so they have some time to get better as well.

Hugh de Aske - 21 years old and already should be one of the best performers. Will be one of the guys the main eventers beat when we need ratings.

Main Eventers:

Rayne Man 23 years old will be looked to for ratings.

then we have 3 veteran guys in the main event scene

Fumihiro Ota 35 years old has technical high flying and performance skills. Will be a backbone of the fed as long as he is here.

Paul Steadyfast 34 years old some technical and performance skills is a poor mans ring general.

Jack Griffith 34 years old a brawler with some charisma and popularity although drinking problems have haunted him will give him a run and see if he can recapture the past.

Wilson Carlise is our main ref with 76 ability

Chad Brent is our ref in training 47 ability (don't think he will get poached like wilson will and hopefully grow into the part i kinda like him from 08 where he seemed to be the only ref that didn't cause problems)

Curt O'Malley and Duncan Kendal are a couple of 70+ rated road agents not world renowned but will do just fine for us.

I also bring in a couple managers Streetz and Vita they are good on the mic and can help raise the charisma of a couple of workers. Will be looking for some chemistry initially and could get someone unexpected a push.

Condors · May 15, 2011

the next thing i do is go thru the roster selecting gimmicks that i think may best suit the worker.

Looking at antman (first on my roster) he has the same rating for heel or face but his highest skill is wholesome while the ****y youth gimmick he has may work i decied to change it to fan's own and make him a face.

Ben Williams is better at being a face and is good at comedy so disco stud is his new gimmick

Ekuma - better at face with 100 rating for brute which means biker gimmick for him

El Lardon already has a thief gimmick and i decide to leave it

Fumihiro Ota - believe it or not he doesn't qualify for the ninja gimmick so i make him a thief

Happy Elwood - happy-go-lucky he fits so i leave it

Hugh de Aske - not qualified for the priate gimmick so he becomes a gypsy

Jack Griffith - doesn't have one but we give him arrogent heel gimmick

k-squared - thief we don't change it

Nomad - Grunge rocker we leave it

Paul Steadyfast- came with hired gun but doesn't qualify for it - he is best at legitmate but doesn't qualify his next best is weasel and qualifies for lounge lizard and geek while he is kinda geeky looking i go with lounge lizard.

Rayne Man - old school face we leave it

Regular Joe - Underdog he doesn't fit it so we go with blue colar which seems to fit his name

Stan the Man Manna and Rocking Ryan turner where changed from rock stars (they didn't fit it) to 80's guys (we can think of them as 80's rockers)

Running Wolf - Native American we leave it

Streetz - go with the troublemaker gimmick from hustler

Stretch - we leave him with weirdo

Valentine - doesn't qualify for the prima dona gimmick so we make him a cowboy

Vita - we go with clean cut gimmick as girl-next-door doesn't fit her

I give my refs and road agents the staff member gimmick don't have plans for any of them in storylines and they are not gifted for that may change down the road.

Condors · May 15, 2011

I see my main 6 as: Fumihiro Ota, Paul Steadyfast, Jack Griffith, Rayne Man, Hugh de Aske and Regular Joe. If TCW was coming for a talent raid these are the guys i would hope they don't take.

I want to get these guys popularity up asap. I also want to work on some tag team experience.

We will be running small shows in our hometown of great lakes to try to improve as much as we can before our monthly "event" we will only be exposed outside our home town once per month. We need to be able to put on regular shows that would increase our popularity and right now it would take a hit. This means that a TV show for us would be bad at this juncture.

We will also only focus on our home area so we are not going to hurt ourselves all over and can move it back up when we get the hang of these guys.

Under the creative meeting - our main eventers are the frachise players,

we have nodoby under next big thing, regular joe, ben williams, happy elwood, antman and k-squard are listed as hot prospects. talk the talk we have vita . Show stoppers Ota, Griffith and Steadyfasat. Ring Generals just Steadyfast. Ota and Steadyfast are listed under time decline but they are both just starting to show signs of age in the ring (they got a way to go yet)

this roster is far from the "best" starting roster you can get. I honestly don't like switching gears when i lose guys. I have my first 3 storylines and 9 months worth of matches down on paper. It is subject to change. I am curious how bad our first event will be.

Condors · May 15, 2011

Our first event-

American Wrestling Federation presents to you from the sold out Shakeshaft Auditorium

AWF:January

Vita comes out and does an interview with Jack Griffith

rating 24

In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Jack Griffith defeated Regular Joe in 11:44 by pinfall with a Jack in The Box.

rating 50

In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Native Nation defeated Outside the Borders and Rockers in 8:15; the order of elimination was Outside the Borders first, and finally Rockers. (the rockers are stan the man manna and rocking ryan turner, outside the borders is the candian stretch the chicken boy and mexican el lardon and native nation is ekuma and running wolf)

rating 24

In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Nomad defeated Valentine in 11:58 by pinfall with a Drift Shift.

rating 21

In an absolutely wretched bout that was devoid of action or heat, Happy Elwood defeated Ben Williams in 11:35 by submission with an American Dream.

rating 17

In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Ant-Man defeated K-Squared in 11:56 by pinfall with an Antidote.

rating 17

In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Fumihiro Ota defeated Hugh de Aske in 11:53 by pinfall with a Ninja Strike.

rating 54

Streetz had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between his client Paul Steadyfast and Rayne Man.

rating 33

In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Paul Steadyfast defeated Rayne Man in 12:27 by pinfall with a Slingshot Suplex. Paul Steadyfast wins the AWF Heavyweight Champion title.

rating 55

Vita is in the ring, along with Fumihiro Ota, Jack Griffith and Paul Steadyfast. The ring has been set up to resemble a funeral home, with a casket with a picture of Rayne Man on it in the center. Vita proceeds to give a eulogy, declaring that the career of Rayne Man is well and truly dead.

rating 38

Final Rating 48

this was not a good show and did not get a good rating. We have have guys who are not over yet and not very good besides. The 3 "big" matches got ratings better than the others but still not good enough. I totally expected this (maybe was hoping for better than a 48 but still) until we get our guys over we will not be successfull.

Condors · May 15, 2011

we are holding house showings in great lakes region on mondays and wednesdays to work on our guys popularity. Next month we should have an improvement (although still a long way to go)

I could panick and make some signings but this is just going to cost money and the point of the dynasty is not to show what you can do with the best roster but how to go to national with basically any group of guys.

popularity gains:

antman went from 5 to 12

ben williams went from 4 to 12

ekuma 23 to 23

el lardon 0 to 3

fumihiro ota went from 49 to 59

happy elwood 14 to 14

hugh de aske 17 to 30

jack griffith 45 to 55

k-squared 2 to 8

nomad 11 to 18

paul steadyfast 46 to 56

rayne man 32 to 42

regular joe 12 to 24

ryan turner 14 to 14

running wolf 4 to 6

stan manna 14 to 14

streetz 0 to 5

stretch 0 to 3

valentine 0 to 2

vita 9 to 16

that is some pretty good net gains

our popularity in great lakes region went from 60 to 56 the rest of the country is still where it started but will probally go down to 59 after the next show.

Condors · May 15, 2011

AWF February

Vita had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between her client Jack Griffith and Regular Joe.

rating 43

In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Jack Griffith defeated Regular Joe in 11:37 by pinfall with a Jack in The Box.

rating 66

In an extremely poor match, Ant-Man defeated Valentine in 6:12 by pinfall with an Antidote.

rating 26

In an extremely poor match, Happy Elwood defeated K-Squared in 11:31 by submission with an American Dream.

rating 29

In an extremely poor match, Nomad defeated Ben Williams in 12:15 by pinfall with a Drift Shift.

rating 30

In an extremely poor match, Native Nation defeated Outside the Borders and Rockers in 8:05; the order of elimination was Rockers first, and finally Outside the Borders.

rating 37

Vita is in the ring, along with Fumihiro Ota, Paul Steadyfast and Jack Griffith. The ring has been set up to resemble a funeral home, with a casket with a picture of Rayne Man on it in the center. Vita proceeds to give a eulogy, declaring that the career of Rayne Man is well and truly dead.

rating 49

In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Fumihiro Ota defeated Hugh de Aske in 11:50 by pinfall with a Ninja Strike.

rating 68

Streetz had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between his client Paul Steadyfast and Rayne Man.

rating 50

In a bout that had great heat and good action, Paul Steadyfast defeated Rayne Man in 11:41 by pinfall with a Slingshot Suplex. Paul Steadyfast makes defence number 1 of his AWF Heavyweight Champion title.

rating 72

Amidst a chaotic in-ring scene, Fumihiro Ota and Paul Steadyfast finally come face to face on opposite sides of the ring. They both pause, psyche themselves up, and charge. The ring gets flooded by numerous other wrestlers, and the two are pulled away before they can make contact by Rayne Man, Jack Griffith, Hugh de Aske, Regular Joe, Ekuma The Hawaiian

rating 66

final rating 62

much improved over last month not even sure it hurt our popularity

Condors · May 15, 2011

popularity growth

antman 12 to 26

ben williams 12 to 24

ekuma 23 to 57

el ladron 3 to 10

fumihiro ota 59 to 75

happy elwood 14 to 20

hugh de aske 30 to 49

jack griffith 55 to 71

k-squared 8 to 16

nomad 18 to 30

paul steadyfast 56 to 71

rayne man 42 to 58

regular joe 24 to 44

ryan turner 14 to 16

running wolf 6 to 12

stan manna 14 to 16

streetz 5 to 16

stretch 3 to 10

valentine 2 to 10

vita 16 to 27

steady progress there

Condors · May 15, 2011

AWF:March

Vita had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between her client Jack Griffith and Regular Joe.

rating 58

In a bout that had great heat and good action, Jack Griffith defeated Regular Joe in 11:31 by pinfall with a Jack in The Box.

rating 72

In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Ant-Man defeated Valentine in 5:52 by pinfall with an Antidote.

rating 38

In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Nomad defeated Ben Williams in 11:52 by pinfall with a Drift Shift.

rating 39

In an extremely poor match, Happy Elwood defeated K-Squared in 12:21 by submission with an American Dream.

rating 38

In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Native Nation defeated Outside the Borders and Rockers in 7:44; the order of elimination was Outside the Borders first, and finally Rockers.

rating 54

Vita is in the ring, along with Jack Griffith, Fumihiro Ota and Paul Steadyfast. The ring has been set up to resemble a funeral home, with a casket with a picture of Rayne Man on it in the center. Vita proceeds to give a eulogy, declaring that the career of Rayne Man is well and truly dead.

rating 60

In a bout that had great heat and great wrestling action, Fumihiro Ota defeated Hugh de Aske in 11:50 by pinfall with a Ninja Strike.

rating 76

Streetz had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between his client Paul Steadyfast and Rayne Man.

rating 57

In a bout that had great heat and good action, Paul Steadyfast defeated Rayne Man in 11:53 by pinfall with a Slingshot Suplex. Paul Steadyfast makes defence number 2 of his AWF Heavyweight Champion title.

rating 76

Amidst a chaotic in-ring scene, Fumihiro Ota and Paul Steadyfast finally come face to face on opposite sides of the ring. They both pause, psyche themselves up, and charge. The ring gets flooded by numerous other wrestlers, and the two are pulled away before they can make contact by Rayne Man, Jack Griffith, Regular Joe, Hugh de Aske, Ekuma The Hawaiian

rating 93

final rating 70

its only march and we have got a 70 show, it will keep us at cult and we can do alot better.

Condors · May 15, 2011

Popularity growth:

antman 26 to 40

ben williams 24 to 36

ekuma 57 to 92

el ladron 10 to 22

fumihiro ota 75 to 92

happy elwood 20 to 30

hugh de aske 49 to 71

jack griffith 71 to 91

k-squared 16 to 28

nomad 30 to 40

paul steadyfast 71 to 90

rayne man 58 to 76

regular joe 44 to 67

ryan turner 16 to 26

running wolf 12 to 32

stan manna 16 to 26

streetz 16 to 28

stretch 10 to 22

valentine 10 to 22

vita 27 to 43

our referee wilson carlise signed with TCW Rayne man wrestled the last show with a broken jaw

I am a little surprised that TCW didn't go after any of our wrestlers they went and got frankie perez, mikey james, Kashimir Singh and Matthew Keith

Roger Cage, James Prudence, Grandmaster Phunk, and Stephen Parker were signed by SWF

In other new Steve Flash became the head booker at North of the Border Wrestling.

Condors · May 16, 2011

AWF:April

Vita had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between her client Jack Griffith and Hugh de Aske.

rating 81

In a match that had a fantastic crowd and great wrestling action, Jack Griffith defeated Hugh de Aske in 12:05 by pinfall with a Jack in The Box.

rating 83

In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Nomad defeated Valentine in 8:07 by pinfall with a Drift Shift.

rating 52

In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Happy Elwood defeated K-Squared in 7:51 by submission with an American Dream.

rating 51

In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Ant-Man defeated Ben Williams in 8:07 by pinfall with an Antidote.

rating 51

In a match that had an average crowd reaction and some decent in-ring action, Native Nation defeated Outside the Borders and Rockers in 7:53; the order of elimination was Outside the Borders first, and finally Rockers.

rating 57

Vita is in the ring, along with Fumihiro Ota, Paul Steadyfast and Jack Griffith. The ring has been set up to resemble a funeral home, with a casket with a picture of Rayne Man on it in the center. Vita proceeds to give a eulogy, declaring that the career of Rayne Man is well and truly dead.

rating 86

In a match that had a fantastic crowd and great wrestling action, Fumihiro Ota defeated Rayne Man in 11:37 by pinfall with a Ninja Strike.

rating 81

Streetz had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between his client Paul Steadyfast and Regular Joe.

rating 69

In a match that had a fantastic crowd and great wrestling action, Paul Steadyfast defeated Regular Joe in 12:08 by pinfall with a Slingshot Suplex. Paul Steadyfast makes defence number 3 of his AWF Heavyweight Champion title.

rating 77

Amidst a chaotic in-ring scene, Jack Griffith and Paul Steadyfast finally come face to face on opposite sides of the ring. They both pause, psyche themselves up, and charge. The ring gets flooded by numerous other wrestlers, and the two are pulled away before they can make contact by Rayne Man, Regular Joe, Fumihiro Ota, Hugh de Aske, Ekuma The Hawaiian

rating 100

final rating 78

not bad at all and still room for improvement

brought in jez macarthur to help with the ref duties Ekuma and Hugh de Aske were working through injuries

Condors · May 16, 2011

population growth

antman 40 to 52

ben williams 36 to 49

ekuma 92 to 99

el ladron 22 to 38

fumihiro ota 92 to 100

happy elwood 30 to 41

hugh de aske 71 to 89

jack griffith 91 to 100

k-squared 28 to 41

nomad 40 to 51

paul steadyfast 90 to 100

rayne man 76 to 94

regular joe 67 to 86

ryan turner 26 to 36

running wolf 32 to 48

stan manna 26 to 38

streetz 28 to 33

stretch 22 to 37

valentine 22 to 36

vita 43 to 64

its pretty easy to get the ball rolling if you focus on a few guys then they will transfer the popularity just beat up your lower guys, there are a bunch of guys that are getting more over and have never won a match

Condors · May 16, 2011

AWF:May

Vita had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between her client Jack Griffith and Hugh de Aske.

rating 96

In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Jack Griffith defeated Hugh de Aske in 12:15 by pinfall with a Jack in The Box.

rating 81

In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Rockers defeated Valentine and Ben Williams in 7:51 when Stan 'The Man' Manna defeated Valentine by pinfall with a Rockin' Roller.

rating 56

In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Native Nation defeated Outside the Borders in 7:51 when Ekuma The Hawaiian Strong Man defeated Stretch The Chicken Boy by pinfall with a Hawaiian Crush.

rating 59

In a bout that had solid in-ring action and average heat, Nomad defeated Happy Elwood in 12:28 by pinfall with a Drift Shift.

rating 57

In a match that had some good action and average heat, Ant-Man defeated K-Squared in 11:53 by pinfall with an Antidote.

rating 52

In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Fumihiro Ota defeated Rayne Man in 12:10 by pinfall with a Ninja Strike.

rating 82

Streetz had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between his client Paul Steadyfast and Regular Joe.

rating 77

In a match that had a fantastic crowd and great wrestling action, Paul Steadyfast defeated Regular Joe in 11:48 by pinfall with a Slingshot Suplex. Paul Steadyfast makes defence number 4 of his AWF Heavyweight Champion title.

rating 75

Amidst a chaotic in-ring scene, Paul Steadyfast and Jack Griffith finally come face to face on opposite sides of the ring. They both pause, psyche themselves up, and charge. The ring gets flooded by numerous other wrestlers, and the two are pulled away before they can make contact by Fumihiro Ota, Rayne Man, Regular Joe, Hugh de Aske, Ekuma The Hawaiian

rating 100

final rating 79

Eidenhoek · May 16, 2011

Are you a Cult Sized promotion? How are you running house shows?

Condors · May 16, 2011

yes i am cult sized

by "house shows" its just running small shows twice a week in my home area intitally just to build popularity, now to work on improving my wrestlers so the crowd don't hate them, get some tag team experience. When i get big enough they will turn into an A and B tv show.

Condors · May 16, 2011

june popularity growths

antman 52 to 55

ben williams 49 to 51

Ekuma 99 to 99

el ladron 38 to 45

ota 100 to 100

happy elwood 41 to 50

hugh de aske 89 to 99

jack griffith 100 to 99

k-squared 41 to 45

nomad 51 to 55

paul steadyfast 100 to 100

rayne man 94 to 96

regular joe 86 to 100

ryan turner 36 to 49

running wolf 48 to 68

stan manna 38 to 54

stretch 37 to 46

valentine 36 to 43

at this point there are not going to be huge jumps i god pushed my big 6 to feature and Ekuma and Running Wolf are dominating the tag sceen

i have a 59 popularity in my home region and 61 everywhere else, i started with 60 everywhere.

Condors · May 17, 2011

AWF:June

Vita had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between her client Jack Griffith and Regular Joe.

rating 100

In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Jack Griffith defeated Regular Joe in 12:06 by pinfall with a Jack in The Box.

rating 86

In a bout that had great heat and good action, Native Nation defeated Outside the Borders in 8:14 when Ekuma The Hawaiian Strong Man defeated El Ladrón by pinfall with a Hawaiian Crush.

rating 74

In a match that had some good action and average heat, Nomad defeated Happy Elwood in 8:21 by pinfall with a Drift Shift.

rating 61

In a match that had some good action and average heat, Ant-Man defeated Ben Williams in 7:35 by pinfall with an Antidote.

rating 52

In a match that had some good action and average heat, Rockers defeated Valentine and K-Squared in 7:33 when Stan 'The Man' Manna defeated Valentine by pinfall with a Rockin' Roller.

rating 60

In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Rayne Man defeated Hugh de Aske in 11:49 by pinfall with a Rayne Drop.

rating 92

Streetz had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between his client Paul Steadyfast and Fumihiro Ota.

rating 80

In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Fumihiro Ota defeated Paul Steadyfast in 14:24 by pinfall with a Ninja Strike. Fumihiro Ota wins the AWF Heavyweight Champion title.

rating 82

final rating 85

Rayne man vs Hugh de Aske is the best match we have ever put on so far

Ota has been outperforming Steadyfast beating the job squad so we changed things up a little to give him the title.

Condors · May 17, 2011

ok been at this 6 months of game time

if you have noticed i am a big fan of the hype 1v1 with manager angle

It works on improving the mic skills of the wrestler and with a high enough charisma you get a + in the notes for that. Paul Steadyfast who does an interview with Streetz every show has gone from 44 to 60 in microphone

48 to 60 in charisma and 30 to 53 in acting.

I also like the face off but no contact angle, For my house shows i take the guys with the lowest momentum and use them as the not rated guys. Currently stretch has the lowest momentum at 56 valentine is the next lowest at 67. You can have it so everyone has decent momentum going.

my intial plan was to have wiley coyote and the paratroopers in the tag scene but i decieded to go with a smaller roster and save money. I only have 18 wrestlers on my roster and its easy to use every one of them every show. It is my hope that i can every one of them to the point where there is no negative crowd reaction for them (i believe they need to get their basics to a certain point for that to happen)

My last two house shows were rated 80 and 79 those shows are the big 6 in squash matches and a tag match with angles nothing exciting. It is nice that i can get those kinda ratings out of that. There is no chemistry i am using to get that. While Ota, Steadyfast, Griffith, Hugh de aske, Rayne Man and Regular Joe are not bad workers you can find better workers

If you added larry wood, jd morgan, steve flash, matthew keith, greg gauge and davis wayne newton to start with a big 12 but fustration will set in as you have to constantly rearrange things. I started a rock hard game and fearless blue and daredevil areo had excellent chemistry and both ended up in the power 100 #17 and #22 intially my plans where them to be a tag team but they carried my company from local to national. The point here is when you start up a game grab a bunch of young workers and use them one may even have a high destiny stat and be a "free" home made mvp. I tend to go after unemployed guys as it removes the step of a bigger company using them. That isn't an issue if you start at easy level and go thru the regional companies in north america(if that is where your fed is) and take the best talent each one has.

for the card i try to go with

3rd best match

worst match

next worst match

etc until

2nd best match

best match

i will usually toss in interview with manager to hype the next match and end the card with a face off or monster unleashed angle that usually will get a high rating. If i believe my match will get a higher rating i will end the show with that but i don't have the workers for that right now.

Condors · May 18, 2011

AWF:July

Streetz had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between his client Paul Steadyfast and Hugh de Aske.

rating 78

In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Paul Steadyfast defeated Hugh de Aske in 11:31 by pinfall with a Slingshot Suplex.

rating 77

In a match that had some good action and average heat, Rockers defeated Valentine and K-Squared in 11:32 when Stan 'The Man' Manna defeated K-Squared by pinfall with a Rockin' Roller.

rating 64

In a match that had some good action and average heat, Nomad defeated Ben Williams in 11:50 by pinfall with a Drift Shift.

rating 53

In a match that had some good action and average heat, Ant-Man defeated Happy Elwood in 12:17 by pinfall with an Antidote.

rating 61

In a bout that had great heat and great wrestling action, Native Nation defeated Outside the Borders in 12:17 when Ekuma The Hawaiian Strong Man defeated Stretch The Chicken Boy by pinfall with a Hawaiian Crush.

rating 77

Vita had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between her client Jack Griffith and Regular Joe.

rating 100

In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Jack Griffith defeated Regular Joe in 12:06 by pinfall with a Jack in The Box.

rating 75

In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Fumihiro Ota defeated Rayne Man in 11:53 by pinfall with a Ninja Strike. Fumihiro Ota makes defence number 1 of his AWF Heavyweight Champion title.

rating 81

Amidst a chaotic in-ring scene, Jack Griffith and Fumihiro Ota finally come face to face on opposite sides of the ring. They both pause, psyche themselves up, and charge. The ring gets flooded by numerous other wrestlers, and the two are pulled away before they can make contact by Paul Steadyfast, Regular Joe, Rayne Man, Hugh de Aske, Ekuma The

rating 100

final rating 83

Condors · May 19, 2011

TCW went global and decieded to steal some talent

Jez McArthur, Curt O'malley, Jack Griffith, and Fumihiro Ota are gone.

I did bring in Remmy Honeyman and Donte Dunn to fill in our roster young and unemployed Remmy is actually #1 on the hot prospect list. Hopefully TCW is done signing talent for a while.

AWF:August

Vita had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between her client Regular Joe and Ben Williams.

rating 89

In a bout that had great heat and great wrestling action, Regular Joe defeated Ben Williams in 12:30 by pinfall with a Joe And Behold.

rating 66

In a match that had some good action and average heat, Nomad defeated Happy Elwood in 11:31 by pinfall with a Drift Shift.

rating 61

In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Outside the Borders defeated Valentine and Donte Dunn in 12:27 when El Ladrón defeated Donte Dunn by pinfall.

rating 56

In a bout that had great heat and great wrestling action, Native Nation defeated Rockers in 11:44 when Ekuma The Hawaiian Strong Man defeated Rockin' Ryan Turner by pinfall with a Hawaiian Crush.

rating 55

In a match that had some good action and average heat, Ant-Man defeated K-Squared in 11:55 by pinfall with an Antidote.

rating 70

In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Rayne Man defeated Remmy Honeyman in 12:16 by pinfall with a Rayne Drop.

rating 69

Streetz had an interview hyping the upcoming singles match between his client Paul Steadyfast and Hugh de Aske.

rating 85

In a superb bout that had great wrestling and a sizzling crowd, Paul Steadyfast defeated Hugh de Aske in 11:55 by pinfall with a Slingshot Suplex. Paul Steadyfast wins the AWF Heavyweight Champion title.

rating 74

Amidst a chaotic in-ring scene, Hugh de Aske and Rayne Man finally come face to face on opposite sides of the ring. They both pause, psyche themselves up, and charge. The ring gets flooded by numerous other wrestlers, and the two are pulled away before they can make contact by Paul Steadyfast, Regular Joe, Remmy Honeyman, Ekuma The Hawaiian

rating 100

final rating 76

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