The Stupidest Little BHOTWG Diary

Generic Heel 104 · January 9, 2014

This is the first serious game I've committed to playing in 2013, after getting bored of booking too many 95+ matches in 2010 with my "I am physically hemorrhaging money" TCW save. I've never ran a puro promotion before. I'm playing as the owner of a company with so much prestige that my almost certain failure would result in my forced expulsion from Japan, in the pretend video game where my character is currently in Japan.

Feel free to follow along, mock my mistakes, and cover your eyes at the worst booking since the last time something something Vince Russo.

Generic Heel 104 · January 9, 2014

Roster - last updated October, 2013 (in game time)

(rosters sorted by Japanese popularity (YL = young lion; stables listed after names as appropriate. Touring stars listed as appropriate.))

Heavyweights

Hiroaki Nakasawa King of Fighters

Mitsunari Fugunaga Burning World Tag Team Champion (teams w/ Roy Edison as Cult of Adrenaline)

Roy Edison Burning World Tag Team Champion (teams w/ Mitsunari Fugunaga as Cult of Adrenaline)

Masaaki Okazaki Burning World Champion (member of INSPIREd)

Kinnojo Horri

Yasuhiko Taira (occasionally tags w/ Masuno as Black Magic)

Tadakuni Toshusai

Yasunobu Masuno (occasionally tags w/ Taira as Black Magic)

Tanyu Toshusai (teams w/ Kuemon Hotta)

Tadiyuki Kikkawa (member of INSPIREd; teams with Iesada)

Kuemon Hotta (teams w/ Tanyu Toshusai)

Matthew Keith (teams w/ Greg Keith as The Keith Brothers)

Tasuku Iesada (member of INSPIREd; teams with Kikkawa)

Eiji Hamacho (teams w/ Chuichi Sanda)

Greg Keith (teams w/ Matthew Keith as The Keith Brothers)

Heihachiro Sakai

Chuichi Sanda (teams w/ Eiji Hamacho)

Nissho Yuasa

Oleg Dorosklov

Hitomaro Suzuki

Natsu Miyamae

Sanetomo Shiraishi (teams w/ Sessue Kawate)

Sessue Kawate (teams w/ Sanetomo Shiraishi)

Ieyoshi Shimakage

Toshiki Shibanumo

Tatsuya Toshitala (teams w/ Atsumori Takemura as Crossed Wires)

Atsumori Takemura (teams w/ Tatsuya Toshitala as Crossed Wires)

Omezo Shikitei

Kadonomaro Shikitei [YL]

Murai Enomoto

Tsurayuki Kamachi

Taro Shionoya [YL]

Mashashi Urogataya [YL]

Haranobu Kobayashi [YL]

Kazunori Yamura [YL] (teams w/ Giant Brody)

Ryushi Sato (teams w/ Kirk Jameson)

Kirk Jameson (teams w/ Ryushi Sato)

Giant Brody [YL] (teams w/ Kazunori Yamura)

Lion Genji [YL]

Michio Gensai [YL]

Thimbleby Langton (teams w/ Wooton Fitzpaine)

Wooton Fitzpaine (teams w/ Thimbleby Langton)

Juniors

Greg Black Burning Junior Tag Team Champion (teams w/ Fumihiro Ota)

Magnum Kobe [non-exclusive PPA contract]

Yoshii Shiomi (teams w/ VENOM)

Billy Russell

VENOM (teams w/ Yoshii Shiomi)

Elemental III Burning Junior Champion

Adam Matraves

Kansuke Konda (teams w/ Hyosuke Kokan]

American Elemental

Sensational Dragon

Hell Monkey

Fumihiro Ota Burning Junior Tag Team Champion (teams w/ Greg Black)

Golden Scorpion (teams w/ The Awesome Kiyaru)

Hyosuke Kokan (teams w/ Kansuke Konda]

Marihito Masuko

MYSTIC Dragon

Red Panther

The Awesome Kiyaru (tags w/ Golden Scorpion]

Hachigoro Maeda (teams w/ Haru Kurofuji)

American Optimus

Haru Kurofuji (teams w/ Hachigoro Maeda)

White Samurai

Jin Miyamoto

Reijiro Hiraki

Bairei Yasujiro

KAZ

Orange Tsuchie [YL]

KC Glenn [YL]

Toju Munkafa [YL]

Tobei Sugimura [YL]

Yuki Horigoshi [YL]

Pavel Vanzycha [YL]

Hypnotiq Jr. [YL]

Edo Phoenix IV [YL]

Japanese Phoenix [YL]

Stealth Z [YL]

Michel Bernard [YL]

Jotaro Tanaka [YL]

Generic Heel 104 · January 9, 2014

Upon taking over the most prestigious company in Japan, I decided some changes were definitely in order.

While staying with the traditional touring schedule and avoiding upsetting traditionalists into forming a spin off company with an even longer acronym due to the need for colors and other adjectives, I moved the schedule around to the following:

January: off

February: Fire Dream of the Immortals, our second biggest event

March: Test of Prophecies

April: Best of the Super Juniors at Sword of Destiny

May: off

June: Inferno of Purity

July: Quest of Heart

August: Kitozon Cup (our G1 Climax) at Pride of Winners

September: off

October: Burning Tag Team Cup at Silencing Dragons

November: Everlasting Mission

December: Night of the Burning Hammer, our biggest event and effectively our "season ending" show.

I'm considering adding something special to the June big show, but haven't come up with anything yet.

I've also created an alliance with other companies so talent can be traded. I'm keeping the specifics of this secret for now, just because I have "plans."

I've also invested a million dollars into a dojo. The weird part here is it's open to both genders and Sensation Ogiwara is our head trainer, picked over Optimus and Kikkawa.

More info to come....

thebest2427 · January 9, 2014

Hemorrhaging money? Can I have some? <img alt="

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Generic Heel 104 · January 9, 2014

Not after I was losing 2 or 3 million a month, every month for two years!

Generic Heel 104 · January 9, 2014

A late note to readers: The reason I chose BHOTWG is because over the last year, I've really come to love puro thanks to the New Japan iPPVs and finding old matches on YouTube.

I don't plan on making this one of the fancy diaries with the images and prediction contests - I just don't have the time and interest to do that consistently. I hope to make it a conversion of both TEW and how to play it, and some light puro talk on the side.

Anyway, on to talk about my promotion:

I've updated the rosters above, including my touring contracts. Since this is the tour with our Junior Cup, I decided to focus my efforts there and mostly use my heavyweight touring contracts for tryouts. I will eventually post the developmental rosters, since I made a few signings there.

One other major change I made is that I have moved the Junior belts up to main event status. One of my major goals is to actually get our top junior stars up to this level.

I'm a bit concerned about trying to get Ota, Black and Glenn all over. At least Glenn is a long term project since I signed him to a five year contract which will end up paying him around $19k a year. I ideally see Black establishing himself as a solid presence on our cards. As for Ota, I'm not 100% sure on where to take him - he has the skills to perform well, but he's 38. He might top out in the midcard.

I think the Junior division will be fine long term. There's enough major players that are young, talented and over where we should be fine for quite a few years. Masuno, Toshusai and Horri are the only main event players who are under 35. I'll have to work on scouting and developing these guys.

Anyway, my current card for Fire Dream of the Immortals

Burning World Heavyweight Championship: Yasuhiko Taira vs. Tadiyuki Kikkawa ©

King of Fighters: Kinnojo Horri vs. Tasuku Iesada ©

Burning Junior Championship: Marihito vs. Elemental III ©

Special Attraction Match: Hiroaki Nakasawa vs. Mystery Opponent

Burning World Tag Team Championship: Sessue Kawate and Santeomo Shiraishi vs. Toshiki Shibanumo and Nissho Yuasa ©

Rickymex · January 9, 2014

I don't think there's many Japanese diaries so I want to see what you do. Since KC Glenn is a young lion he might be better off jobbing to all the Juniors and getting pinned in multiman matches for a few tours.

Generic Heel 104 · January 10, 2014

First show of the BHOTWG Valor Tour:

1) Sanetomo Shiraishi, Sessue Kawate, Mitsunari Fugunaga, Tatsuya Toshitala and Kuemon Hotta defeated Chuichi Sanda, Eiji Hamacho, Hitomaro Suzuki, Tsurayuki Kamachi and Atsumori Takemura in 13:02 when Sanetomo Shiraishi defeated Hitomaro Suzuki by submission with a Lizard Clutch. Rating: 50

Important note: Chuichi Sanda was penalized for declining physical skills

2) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Samurais defeated Fumihiro Ota and KC Glenn in 7:52 when White Samurai defeated KC Glenn by pinfall with The Art Of War. Rating: 48

Important note: Scarlet Samurai was penalized for declining physical skills.

3) In an extremely short match, Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Tanyu Toshusai in 4:56 by pinfall with a Nakasawa Neckbreaker. Rating: 71

4) In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Kiyaru & Scorpion and Kokan & Konda defeated Adam Matravers, Greg Black, Reijiro Hiraki and American Elemental in 13:45 when Kansuke Konda defeated Reijiro Hiraki by pinfall with a Konda Driver. Rating: 53

Important notes: Konda and Kiyaru were penalised for not dealing with going all out

5) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Shibanumo & Yuasa defeated Heihachiro Sakai and Murai Enomoto in 12:13 when Nissho Yuasa defeated Murai Enomoto by pinfall with a Thunder Drop. Shibanumo & Yuasa make defence number 2 of their Burning World Tag Team titles. Rating: 47

Important note: Yussa and Sakai were penalized for not dealing with going all out; Shibanumo was penalized just for going all out. Shibanumo was penalized for declining physical ability.

6) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Yoshii Shiomi defeated The Incredible Koyama in 14:14 by submission with a Sublime Crossface. Rating: 53

7) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Kurofuji & Maeda defeated Hidekazu and Bairei Yasujiro, Shimedzu and Red Panther and Hell Monkey and VENOM in 17:06; the order of elimination was Hell Monkey and VENOM first, then Hidekazu and Bairei Yasujiro, and finally Shimedzu and Red Panther. Kurofuji & Maeda make defence number 2 of their Burning Junior Tag Team titles. Rating: 55

Important note: Red Panther was penalized for not handling going all out well. Shimedzue was penalized for declining physical ability.

8) In a bout that featured great action and average heat, American Optimus, MYSTIC Dragon and Marihito Masuko defeated Sensational Dragon, Magnum Kobe and Elemental III in 15:42 when Marihito Masuko defeated Elemental III by pinfall with a Masuko Cradle. Rating: 68

Important note: Masuko did not handle going all out well. Optimus was penalized for declining physical ability.

9) In a bout that had a good crowd and good action, Kinnojo Horri defeated Natsu Miyamae in 16:02 by pinfall with a Destiny Bomb. Rating: 66

Important note: Miyamae was penalized for declining physical ability.

10) In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, INSPIRED (Tadiyuki Kikkawa, Masaaki Okazaki and Tasuku Iesada) defeated Tadakuni Toshusai and Black Magic in 26:13 when Tadiyuki Kikkawa defeated Tadakuni Toshusai by pinfall with a Burning Lariat. Rating: 68

Important note: Kikkawa was penalized for declining physical ability

Overall rating: 67.

Well, that sucked. Not at all good enough. 13 whole points below what we needed! And Golden Scorpion got a brachial plexopathy after the show, so he's out for 24 days. Gonna have to figure this out.

Shinsuke · January 10, 2014

Very interesting even though (or especially because) your first show was a complete failure.

Good to see some Puro writing and I'm very intrigued to follow your progression with this challenge.

Rickymex · January 10, 2014

Man Kikkawa on Time Decline. that just sucks considering he's the top dog in Japan.

Generic Heel 104 · January 12, 2014

Let's try tour show #2, live in Sapporo Stadium!

1) In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, American Elemental defeated KC Glenn in 5:51 by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Rating: 55

2) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, The Samurais defeated Greg Black and Fumihiro Ota in 7:52 when White Samurai defeated Greg Black by pinfall with The Art Of War. Rating: 42

Important note: Black and Ota have great chemistry as a tag team

3) In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Bairei Yasujiro and Kokan & Konda defeated Adam Matravers, Reijiro Hiraki and Yusuke Takahama in 11:17 when Kansuke Konda defeated Yusuke Takahama by pinfall with a Konda Driver. Rating: 54

4) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Kuemon Hotta defeated Hitomaro Suzuki in 8:50 by pinfall with a Sprint Palm Thrust. Rating: 46

5) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, The Awesome Kiyaru defeated The Incredible Koyama in 14:33 by pinfall with a Kiyaru Effect. Rating: 58

6) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Sanda & Hamacho defeated Yoshii Shiomi and Hell Monkey in 12:16 when Chuichi Sanda defeated Yoshii Shiomi by pinfall with an Explosion Kick. Rating: 63

7) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Mitsunari Fugunaga defeated Heihachiro Sakai in 17:35 by submission. Rating: 64

8) In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Magnum Kobe and Elemental III defeated Sensational Dragon and MYSTIC Dragon in 15:24 when Elemental III defeated MYSTIC Dragon by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Rating: 70

Important note: Elemental III was really off his game tonight

9) In a match that had some good action and average heat, Marihito Masuko defeated American Optimus in 15:31 by pinfall with a Masuko Cradle. Rating: 70

10) In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Tadakuni Toshusai in 24:16 by pinfall with a Compression Powerbomb. Rating: 74

11) In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, INSPIRED (Masaaki Okazaki, Tadiyuki Kikkawa and Tasuku Iesada) drew with Kinnojo Horri and Black Magic in 30:00 when the time limit expired. Rating: 74

Overall rating: 73

Better than last time, but still disappointing!

Rickymex · January 12, 2014

who's on time decline?

Shinsuke · January 12, 2014

And what might be your UC's motivational skills?

Regarding the first four matches, they feature alot of newly signed workers who are just not ready for BHOTWG popularity-wise. They will come along after a while though but it would be much easier in the future to bring in only one new signee at a time. That one would gain popularity much quicker by frequently working with the already well known regulars.

What I would try to boost the shows' overall ratings: Book a tag matches as the shows' main events featuring an experience team of main eventers vs. any other combination of main eventer/upper midcarder. And as Rickymex hinted, maybe phase out the declining workers from main events?

Keep it up! <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Generic Heel 104 · January 12, 2014

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Rickymex" data-cite="Rickymex" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37407" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>who's on time decline?</div></blockquote> My top five are: Kawate - 8 years past priime Scarlet Samurai - 7 years (I also just brought him in as a favor for White Samurai, to try and get him over a little) Sanda - 5 years Shibanumo - 5 years Kikkawa - 3 or 4 years <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Shinsuke" data-cite="Shinsuke" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="37407" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>And what might be your UC's motivational skills?</div></blockquote> They're on the low end (other than creativity, which I intentionally spiked); I think I put four points into them? I decided to max out diplomacy and almost do the same with leadership to get the backstage stuff on lockdown right away. As for introducing less new guys next time: I wouldn't disagree with that, but I felt it was important to try a few guys out this time so we could hopefully stock up on talent we can rely on (also, so we'd have added depth for this tour that would emphasize juniors on the latter half). I also think that things are working out reasonably well so far with them - their matches haven't had the ratings go completely in the toilet, and the overness of the new guys is increasing nicely. Glenn and Ota are already at 7 after two shows, and Black and Toshusai aren't far behind. But the #1 problem in the two cards so far is that the main events have been lower rated than I need them to be. I'll try the tip on the tag main event for the next tour show. On a related note, I decided to only run two tour shows a week for this first month. I don't want to tire people out before our big show. Later in the tour, when it's time for the Super Juniors cup, I think we'll go back to three shows a week.

Rickymex · January 12, 2014

Kikkawa and Iesada vs Black Magic or Nakasawa and Horri should get a good rating if Kikkawa's decline doesn't bring it down too much otherwise Nakasawa and Horri vs Black Magic.

Generic Heel 104 · January 12, 2014

Okay, it's on to the first show of week 2!

1) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Marihito Masuko, MYSTIC Dragon, The Awesome Kiyaru, Hachigoro Maeda and Haru Kurofuji defeated KC Glenn, Adam Matravers, Yusuke Takahama, Reijiro Hiraki and American Elemental in 14:26 when Marihito Masuko defeated Yusuke Takahama by pinfall with a Masuko Cradle Shock. Rating: 50

Note: Kiyaru was off his game tonight

2) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Kawate & Shiraishi defeated Tanyu Toshusai and Hitomaro Suzuki in 9:20 when Sessue Kawate defeated Hitomaro Suzuki by pinfall with a Freeze Frame. Rating: 49

Note: Toshusai and Suzuki have absolutely zero chemistry together

3) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Shiomi & VENOM defeated Bairei Yasujiro and The Incredible Koyama in 15:55 when VENOM defeated The Incredible Koyama by submission with a Sting In The Tail. Rating: 56

Note: this match was too long for who was involved

4) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Natsu Miyamae, Mitsunari Fugunaga and Shibanumo & Yuasa defeated Murai Enomoto, Atsumori Takemura, Tatsuya Toshitala and Ieyoshi Shimakage in 11:14 when Mitsunari Fugunaga defeated Atsumori Takemura by pinfall. Rating: 54

5) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Hell Monkey and Red Panther defeated Hidekazu and Shimedzu in 16:08 when Hell Monkey defeated Hidekazu by pinfall with a Tumbling Monkey. Rating: 62

Note: this match was too long for who was involved

6) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Sanda & Hamacho defeated Tsurayuki Kamachi and Kuemon Hotta in 11:35 when Eiji Hamacho defeated Tsurayuki Kamachi by pinfall with a Hamacho Sledge 2K. Rating: 55

Note: Hotta is not able to call matches in the ring yet

7) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Kokan & Konda defeated Ota & Black in 11:05 when Hyosuke Kokan defeated Greg Black by submission with an Electric Shocker Clutch. Rating: 53

Note: Konda couldn't handle the pressure of going all out

8) In a bout that featured great action and average heat, Sensational Dragon defeated Magnum Kobe in 16:29 by pinfall with a Sensation Shock. Rating: 72

Note: Kobe was visibly tiring toward the end

9) In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Hiroaki Nakasawa and Kinnojo Horri defeated Tadakuni Toshusai and Masaaki Okazaki in 17:36 when Kinnojo Horri defeated Masaaki Okazaki by pinfall with a Destiny Bomb. Rating: 74

10) In a match that had some good action and average heat, Elemental III defeated American Optimus in 15:52 by pinfall with an Inferno Splash. Elemental III makes defence number 3 of his Burning Junior Championship title. Rating: 69

Note: both were visibly tiring by the end

11) In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Black Magic defeated Team INSPIRE in 26:44 when Yasuhiko Taira defeated Tadiyuki Kikkawa by pinfall with a Spike Powerbomb. Rating: 76

Overall rating: 72

Oh c'mon.

Rickymex · January 12, 2014

Damn Kikkawa getting those ratings makes me sad as hell.

Generic Heel 104 · January 12, 2014

Yeah, I think I'm going to have to move him down the card.

Phreak · January 12, 2014

Been lurking around, very interested to see where you take this. One thing I'd like to mention, provided you have PST turned on, you might consider opening the card with one of your better graded matches. You close out with four 70ish rated matches while your openers are around the 50 mark. It won't solve all of your woes, but a 70ish opener might bump your final grade a few points.

Generic Heel 104 · January 12, 2014

I actually have PST turned off. I just disagree with it.

Generic Heel 104 · January 13, 2014

Show #4 of this tour, during week 2. At Ishikawa Stadium.

1) In a match that had some good action but non-existent crowd heat, Hell Monkey, Hidekazu, Reijiro Hiraki and Yusuke Takahama defeated Shimedzu, The Incredible Koyama, KC Glenn and Adam Matravers in 8:53 when Hell Monkey defeated KC Glenn by pinfall with a Tumbling Monkey. Rating: 53

Note: Hell Monkey seemed off his game.

2) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Natsu Miyamae and Mitsunari Fugunaga defeated Tanyu Toshusai and Kuemon Hotta in 6:48 when Natsu Miyamae defeated Tanyu Toshusai by pinfall with a Miyamae Spoiler. Rating: 52

Note: Toshusai was off his game. Toshusai and Hotta have excellent chemistry. Miyamae and Fugunaga don't work well as a team.

3) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Kurofuji & Maeda defeated The Samurais in 11:35 when Haru Kurofuji defeated White Samurai by submission with a Kurofuji Crab. Rating: 41

4) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Nissho Yuasa defeated Sanetomo Shiraishi in 14:27 by pinfall with a Thunder Drop. Rating: 54

5) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, American Panther defeated Ota & Black in 6:50 when Red Panther defeated Fumihiro Ota by pinfall with a Tumbleweed Legdrop. Rating: 44

Note: Black was off his game.

6) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Shiomi & VENOM defeated Bairei Yasujiro and The Awesome Kiyaru in 15:25 when Yoshii Shiomi defeated The Awesome Kiyaru by submission with a Sublime Crossface. Rating: 50

7) In a bout that had solid in-ring action but not much in the way of heat, Sanda & Hamacho defeated Tsurayuki Kamachi and Hitomaro Suzuki in 8:25 when Eiji Hamacho defeated Tsurayuki Kamachi by pinfall with a Hamacho Sledge 2K. Rating: 47

Note: both Kamachi and Hamacho were off their game tonight. Great work guys!

8) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Tadakuni Toshusai and Yasuhiko Taira defeated Murai Enomoto and Heihachiro Sakai in 8:51 when Yasuhiko Taira defeated Murai Enomoto by pinfall with The Flattener. Rating: 56

9) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Marihito Masuko, Sensational Dragon and American Elemental defeated Elemental III and Kokan & Konda in 16:18 when Marihito Masuko defeated Hyosuke Kokan by pinfall with a Masuko Cradle. Rating: 63

Note: Kokan was off his game.

10) In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Tadiyuki Kikkawa defeated Yasunobu Masuno in 26:07 by pinfall with a Burning Lariat. Rating: 67

11) In a match that had some good action but not much in the way of heat, Magnum Kobe defeated MYSTIC Dragon in 14:35 by submission with a Magnum Deathlock. Rating: 62

Note: Kobe was off his game tonight.

12) In a bout that featured great action and a good crowd, Kinnojo Horri and Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Tasuku Iesada and Masaaki Okazaki in 25:50 when Hiroaki Nakasawa defeated Masaaki Okazaki by pinfall with a Compression Powerbomb. Rating: 65

Overall rating: 63

Okay, so Kikkawa may be aging poorly, but he apparently is better in the main than when he isn't.

Generic Heel 104 · January 13, 2014

By the way, the following is our current developmental roster. The numbers after each name show the three categories of potential left (dramatic improvement left/some room for improvement/almost peaked)

Edo Phoenix IV (1/4/7)

Giant Brody (9/3/5)

Haranobu Kobayashi (0/4/6)

Hypnotiq Jr (3/2/5)

Kadonomaru Kamisaka (3/3/5)

Kazunori Yamura (4/6/3)

Lion Genji (3/4/7)

Little Dragon (8/1/6)

Mashashi Urogataya (4/2/4)

Michio Gensai (10/4/2)

Nigel Svensson (2/2/7)

Oleg Dorosklov (7/1/3)

Omezo Shikitei (3/2/5)

Pavel Vanzycha (4/3/1)

Roy Edison (5/3/4)

Ryushi Sato (2/4/5)

Stealth Z (8/2/2)

Taro Shionoya (5/4/8)

Tetsuji Nishimoto (8/7/0)

Thimbleby Langton (8/2/0)

Toju Munkata (2/5/8)

Wooton Fitzpaine (9/2/1)

Yuki Horigoshi (2/5/6)

Teh_Showtime · January 13, 2014

It seems like you may be suffering from a lack of momentum which is why your mains tend to do poorly.

I like to have every stable in their own storyline as unaligned so that they look good when teaming with each other, and at the end of the tour they get a great momentum boost. It's really interesting to see how other people book BHOTWG. I tried to pick up my 16 month save with them today but just couldn't will myself to book it.

Generic Heel 104 · January 13, 2014

I think the lowest momentum of any of the four in the last main event is 76.

Shinsuke · January 13, 2014

Did you change the expected match lengths in your product settings? If not, Main Events (all matches featuring atleast 2 Main Eventers) are expected to be 35+ minutes (or something in that range). If your matches are shorter than whatever the settings for expected match lengths are, they will suffer a penalty.

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