moafnsteel Posted July 17, 2015 Share Posted July 17, 2015 After his failed attempt to purchase WCW, billionaire Michael Melon decided that it was time to open his own wrestling promotion. He has conquered multiple business ventures and now he is turning his attention to the wrestling industry. To accomplish this dream Michael Melon created Fusion Pro Wrestling in his hometown of Pittsburgh, PA. He used his money and influence in the city to bring in some good talent to begin his quest to the top. Michael wanted to blend in traditional wrestling, with hard hitting contests mixed with more modern day storytelling. I attempted a modern day dynasty but I soon realized that I was completely overwhelmed by all the shows and storylines. I am using Genadi's 2001 mod with minor modification. Fusion Pro Wrestling will start as a small promotion, due to Michael Melon being a billionaire and I do not like the rise from local to small. I hope people follow this. I also have to add a disclaimer that I have taken A LOT of influence from Nobby_McDonald and have blatantly stolen some of his PPV and match ideas because they are just so darn good. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 17, 2015 Author Share Posted July 17, 2015 http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk183/Ryan_Cucunato/FPW_zpsiyshwf5w.jpg Owner: Michael Melon Current FPW Tri State Champion: Vacant Roster: Devon Storm Marc Mero Tajiri Air Paris Glacier Low Ki Tatanka AJ Styles w/ Dawn Marie Chris Hero Colt Cabana Devitt Super Dragon Austin Aries Bobby Roode Claudio Castagnoli Dragon Kid John Cena Samoa Joe Ahmed Johnson Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 17, 2015 Author Share Posted July 17, 2015 FPW The Beginning - May Wednesday Week 1, 2001 Match 1: Samoa Joe v. Dragon Kid Match 2: Devitt vs. Chris Hero Match 3: Austin Aries v. Super Dragon Match 4: Bobby Roode v. Claudio Castagnoli v. John Cena Match 5: Ahmed Johnson v. Colt Cabana Match 6: Tatanka v. AJ Styles Match 7: Air Paris v. Devon Storm Match 8: Low Ki v. Tajiri Match 9: Mark Mero v. Glacier Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Russelrules44 Posted July 17, 2015 Share Posted July 17, 2015 FPW The Beginning - May Wednesday Week 1, 2001 Match 1: Samoa Joe v. Dragon Kid Match 2: Devitt vs. Chris Hero Match 3: Austin Aries v. Super Dragon Match 4: Bobby Roode v. Claudio Castagnoli v. John Cena Match 5: Ahmed Johnson v. Colt Cabana Match 6: Tatanka v. AJ Styles Match 7: Air Paris v. Devon Storm Match 8: Low Ki v. Tajiri Match 9: Mark Mero v. Glacier Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 18, 2015 Author Share Posted July 18, 2015 Events: FPW The Beginning - May Wednesday Week 1, 2001 Venue: PA West Newton Gymnasium Overall Rating: 54 Michael Melon Promo Match 1: Samoa Joe v. Dragon Kid In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Samoa Joe defeated Dragon Kid in 9:44 by pinfall with an Avalanche Island Driver. Rating: 48 Match 2: Devitt vs. Chris Hero In a bout that had solid in-ring action but non-existent crowd heat, Devitt defeated Chris Hero in 13:52 by submission. Rating: 44 Match 3: Austin Aries v. Super Dragon In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, Super Dragon defeated Austin Aries in 9:54 by pinfall. Rating: 37 Match 4: Bobby Roode v. Claudio Castagnoli v. John Cena In an awful match that was completely devoid of heat, John Cena defeated Bobby Roode and Claudio Castagnoli in 10:22 when John Cena defeated Claudio Castagnoli by pinfall with a Spin-out powerbomb. Rating: 34 Match 5: Ahmed Johnson v. Colt Cabana In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Ahmed Johnson defeated Colt Cabana in 14:14 by pinfall with a Spine buster. Rating: 44 Match 6: Tatanka v. AJ Styles In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Tatanka defeated AJ Styles in 13:53 by pinfall with an Indian Death Drop. Rating: 52 Match 7: Air Paris v. Devon Storm In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Devon Storm defeated Air Paris in 18:29 by submission. Rating: 38 Match 8: Low Ki v. Tajiri In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Low Ki defeated Tajiri in 18:12 by submission. Rating: 56 Match 9: Marc Mero v. Glacier In a bout that had a good crowd and some decent in-ring action, Marc Mero defeated Glacier in 17:54 by pinfall with a Shooting Star Press. Rating: 56 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 18, 2015 Author Share Posted July 18, 2015 Thanks Russelrules44 for predicting Russelrules44: 5/9 I was a little disappointed in a few of the matches but overall I was happy. Next time I plan on writing out different match descriptions but I just wanted to get this under my belt. I am going to slowly introduce some storylines but am trying to get some game time under my belt as well as finalize a roster. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 18, 2015 Author Share Posted July 18, 2015 June: New Signings: Christopher Daniels (3 years) Profit for May: 8,273 Workers Retiring: Killer Kolawski, Bruno Sammartino, Verne Gagne, Stu Hart, and Mr. Fiji all left the business. Worker Deaths: Doug Basham dies at the age of 23 after falling into a shark tank at the local aquarium. In other news Fusion Pro Wrestling has started a trade alliance and NOAH and Heartbreak Championship Wrestling decided to join, while AAA, CMLL, and AJPW rejected the offer. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 18, 2015 Author Share Posted July 18, 2015 Event: FPW Top of the World June Wednesday Week 3, 2001 Venue: PA West Newton Gymnasium Match 1: AJ Styles vs. Chris Hero Match 2: Devitt v. Dragon Kid Match 3: Colt Cabana v. Austin Aries Match 4: James Maritato v. Air Paris Match 5: Tatanka v. Samoa Joe Match 6: Bobby Roode v. Claudio Castagnoli Match 7: Super Dragon v. John Cena Match 8: Ahmed Johnson v. Christopher Daniels Match 9: Tajiri v. Glacier FPW Tri State Champsionship Match 10: Alex Wright v. Marc Mero v. Devon Storm v. Low Ki Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 18, 2015 Author Share Posted July 18, 2015 Event: FPW Top of the World June Wednesday Week 3, 2001 Venue: PA West Newton Gymnasium Overall Rating:58 Match 1: AJ Styles vs. Chris Hero Both young wrestlers were looking to prove themselves tonight. The match started off strong with both wrestlers trading offense and control. Hero eventually was able to out muscles AJ and take control. However it was AJ's superior wrestling abilities that enabled him to counter a Hero Slam and finish off Chris Hero in 13:40 by pinfall with a Styles Clash. Rating: 48 Match 2: Devitt v. Dragon Kid Two high flying, exciting youngsters put on a fast paced back and forth clinic. Most of the crowd was unsure of who these two workers were, however they Devitt and Dragon Kid were quick to show everybody what they had. There were several near falls and counters, much to the crowds delight. However the match ended when Dragon Kid's Senton Splash was met by Devitt's knees. Devitt was able to capatalize and finish off Dragon Kid in 9:39 by pinfall following a Single Underhook Vertical Drop DDT called Bloody Sunday Rating: 51 Match 3: Colt Cabana v. Austin Aries An extremely lopsided match, as Austin could not gain a foot hold on the fun loving Colt Cabana. Colt had the crowd in his hand, however the match was greatly brought down by the inexperience and mistakes by Austin Aries. Colt Cabana defeated Austin Aries in 10:21 by pinfall with a Colt 45. Rating: 43 Match 4: James Maritato v. Air Paris The newcomer James "THE Italian" Maritato struggled to keep Air Paris grounded. Air Paris utilized his speed and agility to keep James on his heels throughout the better half of the match. James was able to overcome the speed and slow Air Paris by focusing his attention on the left leg of Air Paris. Once slowed it was easy for James to overpower and out wrestler Paris. James Maritato finally put Air Paris away in 13:31 by submission with a Sicillian Crab. Rating: 55 Match 5: Tatanka v. Samoa Joe The up and comer stood to challenge a veteran in the business. This was a hard hitting bout that saw Samoa Joe push Tatanka to his limits. Samoa Joe almost had Tatanka in his finisher but the veteran was able to counter and finish Samoa Joe off with an End of the Trail in 10:15 by pinfall with an End of the Trail. Rating: 41 Match 6: Bobby Roode v. Claudio Castagnoli In an awful match these two rookies were out to prove themselves but the crowd was bored very quickly. The competitors did their best to entertain the crowd and Claudio displayed some of his freakish strength however a botched powerbomb led to Bobby Roode setting him and up and finishing him off in 9:33 by pinfall with a Roode Bomb. Rating: 36 Match 7: Super Dragon v. John Cena Another hard hitting bout where two indy darlings squared off with each other for the first time. Super Dragon did a good job of keeping John Cena on his toes with his quick offense however John Cena's power and intensity proved to be too much for Super Dragon to over come. Cena put Super Dragon away with a Spin-out powerbomb in 9:53. Rating: 42 Match 8: Ahmed Johnson v. Christopher Daniels Ahmed had the crowd on their feet and he showed The Preacher what power looked like. Ahmed completely destroyed The Preacher with one power move after another, however Devon Storm came out of nowhere and attacked Ahmed as James Mitchell distracted the referee. This ensured that Christopher Daniels was able to hit Ahmed with a Last Rite for the win in 13:36 by pinfall.. Rating: 51 Match 9: Tajiri v. Glacier Two former "Big 3 Stars" squared off against each other to prove who was the best marital artist. This match was one sided as Tajiri showed his dominance and superior marital art skills. Tajiri defeated Glacier in 17:58 by pinfall with a Brainbuster. Rating: 53 Match 10: Alex Wright v. Marc Mero v. Devon Storm v. Low Ki This was the match that everybody was waiting for as the four biggest names in FPW battled it out of the Tri State Championship Title. Devon Storm methodically tore apart each wrestler with the use of chairs and use of the ladder. In a complete disregard for his safety Low Ki threw himself at Devon Storm and the ladder, finally putting an end to Devon's reign of terro with the ladder. Low Ki's recklessness set him for Mero to his a discuss punch and avoid Wrights roundhouse kick and then turning and leveling Alex with a haymaker. This enabled Mero to easily set up and ladder and climb to the top and retrieve the belt in 17:53. Marc Mero wins the FPW Tri State Championship title. Rating: 62 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 18, 2015 Author Share Posted July 18, 2015 FPW SlamMania July Wednesday Week 3, 2001 Venue: PA West Newton Gymnasium Match 1: Chris Hero v. Christopher Daniels Match 2: Tatanka v. AJ Styles Match 3: Austin Aries v. Bobby Roode v. Claudio Castagnoli v. John Cena Match 4: James Maritato v. Colt Cabana Match 5: Glacier v. Super Dragon Match 6: Dragon Kid v. Samoa Joe Match 7: Ahmed Johnson v. Low Ki Match 8: Air Paris v. Devitt Match 9: Devon Storm v. Tajiri Match 10: Marc Mero v. Alex Wright Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KnowYourEnemy Posted July 18, 2015 Share Posted July 18, 2015 Match 1: Chris Hero v. Christopher Daniels Match 2: Tatanka v. AJ Styles Match 3: Austin Aries v. Bobby Roode v. Claudio Castagnoli v. John Cena Match 4: James Maritato v. Colt Cabana Match 5: Glacier v. Super Dragon Match 6: Dragon Kid v. Samoa Joe Match 7: Ahmed Johnson v. Low Ki Match 8: Air Paris v. Devitt Match 9: Devon Storm v. Tajiri Match 10: Marc Mero v. Alex Wright Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 19, 2015 Author Share Posted July 19, 2015 July News: Profit: 14,730 Worker Retirements: Lou Thesz Worker Injuries: Steve Corino suffered Herniated Spinal Disc (1 year), Maunakea Mossman sustained a Broken Pelvis (2 months, 1 week) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 22, 2015 Author Share Posted July 22, 2015 FPW SlamMania July Wednesday Week 3, 2001 Venue: PA Fusion Center James Mitchell starts the show off with talking about how FPW has too many weak willed wrestlers who need saving. James welcomes his two first saved members of the Following. Devon Storm and Christopher Daniels. James promises many more surprises to come on his quest to save the masses of Fusion Pro Wrestling. Match 1: Chris Hero v. Christopher Daniels The Following stayed out for Daniels match as Hero made his way to the ring. Once the match started Daniels showed his superior skills as he dismantled Hero throughout the match. Any time Hero started to mount some steam, either Mitchell or Devon would interfere and distract Hero. Daniels finished off Chris Hero at 13:40 with the Last Rite. Rating: 54 Match 2: Tatanka v. AJ Styles A rematch from two months ago, AJ Styles used his quick offense to keep Tatanka on the edge. Tantanka was able to take control and use his experience to slow the match down. However, unlike before AJ anticipated Tatanka's moves and as able to take control and hit the Styles Clash out of nowhere in 14:13 to pin Tatanka for a shocking win. Rating: 50 Match 3: Austin Aries v. Bobby Roode v. Claudio Castagnoli v. John Cena Four youngsters squared off to work on proving themselves and breaking out of the pack of rookies that PSW has in the roster. Despite the hard work, the lack of psychology really hurt the flow of the match, at times the workers appeared slightly lost and the match lacked a smooth flow. Claudio and Cena stepped it up and took firm control of the match with their makeshift alliance. They used their strength to dominate both Roode and Aires. However, it was when Cena gave Claudio a low blow, behind the refs back, that he was able to hit Claudio with a sit down powerbomb for the pin and win at 11:32. Rating: 40 Match 4: James Maritato v. Colt Cabana The Italian squared off against the polar opposite of him, in the fun loving, crowd pleasing Cabana. Cabana quickly understood that James was no slouch and a very intense wrestler. The crowd was on their feet as the two competitors displayed their prowess. Cabana displayed his superior in ring skills but they were no match for James intense, physical offense. James was able to put Cabana away via submission in 13:55 with the Sicillian Crab. Rating: 55 Match 5: Glacier v. Super Dragon The crowd was on their feet for Glaciers elaborate entrance. Once the bell sounded the match turned into a more of a martial arts contest as Glacier displayed his quick, but strong kicks. Not to be outdone, Super Dragon put Glacier on his heels with a massive Super Kick. The two count shocked not only Super Dragon but the crowd as well. Super Dragon went to the top rope for a moonsalt but Glacier as able to move out of the way which enabled him to set up Super Dragon for a Chronic Kick for the pin and win at 13:35. Rating: 45 Match 6: Dragon Kid v. Samoa Joe Two polar opposites squared off against each other, as Dragon Kid attempted to use his speed to keep Samoa Joe off his game and on the move. Dragon Kid showed his skills and ability by hitting a hurricanrana, and a perfectly executed float-over-ddt. Despite Dragon Kids best effort he was not able to keep Samoa Joe down for long. Samoa Joe showed his fortitude and power and caught Dragon Kid’s attempt at a top rope hurricanrana and instead slammed Dragon Kid hard to the mat with a massive powerbomb. Samoa Joe put Dragon Kid away with an Avalanche Island Driver at 9:44. Rating: 48 Match 7: Ahmed Johnson v. Low Ki Ahmed looked to take control early and continue his dominance in PSW by using his massive size and strength to control the quick martial artist Low Ki. Things were going Ahmed’s way for most of the bout, as Low Ki did a great job of selling the strength of Ahmed. Ahmed’s cockiness got the best of him though, as it gave Low Ki a chance to hit a running front kick which knocked Ahmed out cold. Low Ki pinned Ahmed and won at 13:38. Rating: 51 Match 8: Air Paris v. Devitt Air Paris looked to turn around his luck in PSW, while Devitt looked to continue his winning ways. Both workers showed their quickness and exciting offense throughout the match, to the delight of the fans. Both workers at times pushed the limits of their movesets in attempts to continue to please the crowd, but several botched moves lowered the otherwise good match. After several reversals and two counts, Devitt hit Air Paris with a Bloody Sunday at 14:15. Rating: 39 Match 9: Devon Storm v. Tajiri The co-main event saw The Following all come to the ring in support of their brother, Devon Storm. Tajiri opened up with his quick kicks to immediately put Devon to the mat. Tajiri did not let up his offense and continued to stay on top of Devon and not give him room to breathe. Again though, The Following involved themselves in the match which gave Devon the chance to take control. Devon impressed the crowd with his moveset before setting Tajiri up for his finishing move, The Reaper’s Edge in 18:30. Rating: 62 Match 10: Marc Mero v. Alex Wright - FPW Tri-State Championship The crowd was on their feet for most of this match as they both gave it their all. Alex displayed a renewed aggression towards Mero and got several near falls before Mero was able to get in much offense. Mero though made a big comeback, with the help from the crowd, and displayed some boxing moves that put Alex down. Mero finished the match off in 18:06 with a shooting star press for the pin. Rating: 65 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
moafnsteel Posted July 22, 2015 Author Share Posted July 22, 2015 Great Job Knowtheenemy! 8/10 on your predictions. Let me know what everybody thinks as that really helps motivate me and also on how I can improve. Working on typing up the next event currently and will continue to work on it tonight after work. FPW Tag Turmoil Arena: Fusion Center - Pittsburgh, Pa Match 1: Austin Aries & Glacier v. AJ Styles & Christopher Daniels Match 2: Chris Hero & Claudio Castagnoli v. Air Paris & John Cena Match 3: Devon Storm & Colt Cabana v. Alex Wright & James Maritato Match 4: Tajiri & Super Dragon v. Bobby Roode & Dragon Kid Match 5: Devitt & Low Ki v. Samoa Joe & KENTA Match 6: Battle Royal:Winners from the Tag matches Match 7: Marc Mero v. Ahmed Johnson Let me know who you think is going to win the battle royal as well. I thought it was funny/awesome that the random generator I used placed Hero and Claudio together. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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