What's going on in your game?

Alan James · October 3, 2016

Heading into 1997.

Steve Austin is the top wrestler in USA. Now having 95 with Otis Apollo, Shane Helms and 85 vs the Gambler.

But it is time to give Mr. Austin a break. Yes, break to his back. I'm doing the Austin vs Bret I quit match at Royal Rumble 1997. Bret is in full Canadian > USA mode now and has been for quite a few months. They met at the December PPV I added. I made it a dq win for Austin because I didn't want the crappy sports entertainment finish rating on my main event, especially since I sacrificed other matches (with less time) just to make Bret vs Austin stand out. And it did, it got 97.

The finish will be similar to Wrestlemania 13. Austin wont quit, but he is all bloody and unresponsive. After this, it will be revealed that Austin has suffered a 6month injury. Yes, I'm giving Austin 6 months off.

Taking my top guy and first ever figurehead out of action going into Wrestlemania then. How smart. It had to be done.

Power is still running wild, but not for long. The end of the royal rumble will have Hogan holding HBK, Triple H runs at Michaels, he ducks and ends up closelineing Hogan over the top rope. Michaels then gives sweet chin music to H. Michaels and Rock are the final 2 because they have been feuding for months. Even did the Michaels vacates IC title due to injury. He was set to defend against The Rock.

Rock defeated Neo for the vacant IC title.

Michaels wins the royal rumble.

A year late. My first ever iron man match is coming in the Wrestlemania 13 main event. Bret vs Shawn. No confusion over who is face or heel here. Thinking of doing a draw and keeping it as a draw.

As for Power. I've been looking to get Hogan back in the red and yellow to end his career. The time has come. The Kliq is still operating with Triple, Razor, Kid and New age Outlaws. Diesel was removed.

Power is Hogan, Rock, Scott Steiner and Titan ( Big Show)

What will happen is this. It looks like we are about to have a kliq vs Power showdown, only not. Rock will raise the eyebrow and everybody attacks Hogan.

Scott Steiner is not there at this time, he runs out at the end and also suffers the beating. I've been looking to turn Steiner face for a while so thought this was the perfect opportunity to do it.

Power is ending. Titan will be a bodyguard for The Rock. Until one day, Titan is pushed too far, there may be some tears and a first FACE TURN!!!!!!!!!! We shall see.

We get 2 Wrestlemania matches out of it. Triple H vs Scott Steiner and Hogan vs The Rock. Hogan first match back in the red and yellow, dude, the real American.

Wrestlemania 13 will be in the garden.

Everything else.

Harydz are the tag team champions. Their main rivals are Edge&Christian, New Age Outlaws and Melting Pot ( RVD and the great Muta regen) RVD came to my opinion box about 3 times in 4 shows and said Muta is going to be a star, etc. So I put them together and they seem to be working well.

Christopher Daniels in his fallen angel gimmick, my version of it because I really have no idea what this gimmick is . I never watched him, but I used to have a mate on another forum and Daniels was his guy. He even played him in this fantasy wrestling promotion the forum had. Good times. Anyway, Daniels is rocking. He is on my next big thing list, as well. He beat Rey Mysterio Jr. at Survivor Series in one my my biggest ratings to date, for a Jr. heavyweight match. 87.

Dean Malenko is returning. Thank goodness. I'm proud of my Junior heavyweight division and Malenko was there when it was started. Former 2 time champion. WCW went against me, but he choose me. He knows my booking quality is just on another level. Although, to be fair, WCW finally got rid of Dusty Rhodes.

Frank Castle took a crazy bump in my first hell in a cell match vs Triple H, at No Mercy. I imagined it like Triple H gives him the spinebuster through it, no throwing off the top or anything. Castle then kicks out of a pedigree. Crowd is going wild. Another pedigree finishes him off. BOOO After the match, Steven Regal comes in and attacks Castle. Regal has been in development for about 2 1/2 years, this was the time. Castle and Triple H feud had runs its course and I'm going to do a story, the old Castle and Regal have history. This will bring the punisher out of Frank Castle. Look out.

undcl198 · October 4, 2016

has anyone with a long save in cornellverse seen the japanese just die?

in one of my saves in the year 2021 BCG, PGHW, GCG, SAISHO and BHOTWG are all out of business and 5SSW is releasing wrestlers to save money.

while the economy and wrestling business in japan is in the toilet (F), i have never seen anything like this.

WLW, WEXXV, 5SSW and EXODUS2010 are the only survivors so far.

Larrikn · October 4, 2016

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="dacoolplant" data-cite="dacoolplant" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> http://imgur.com/je4sXB5.jpg </div></blockquote> any tips for getting my female roster to that level? <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Rainmaker" data-cite="Rainmaker" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This is my company that I've built from the ground up and a lot of these guys have become superstars that I've made sure through many hours to build to superstardom (Especially Omega and KUSHIDA whom are sitting at 98 pop a piece).</div></blockquote> i'm curious as to what your starting stats on your company? and how much time you've put into your save? your save is what my long term saves inspire to be <img alt=":D" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/biggrin.png.929299b4c121f473b0026f3d6e74d189.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

ElChorizo · October 4, 2016

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="undcl198" data-cite="undcl198" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>has anyone with a long save in cornellverse seen the japanese just die? in one of my saves in the year 2021 BCG, PGHW, GCG, SAISHO and BHOTWG are all out of business and 5SSW is releasing wrestlers to save money. while the economy and wrestling business in japan is in the toilet (F), i have never seen anything like this. WLW, WEXXV, 5SSW and EXODUS2010 are the only survivors so far.</div></blockquote> It's November 2019 for me and BCG and GCG have both been dead for over a year. Actually, I bought BCG only a year and a half into my save. SAISHO died in March of 2019, about 15 months after I bought the company to erase their debt and then ended the development relationship with them and let them be independent again. So far, the rest of the companies seem to be doing ok. PGHW went through a rough spell back around the the beginning of... 2018, I think. They looked like they were going to fold, but they've since regained their place at the top of the Japanese rankings.

Jazz49ers · October 4, 2016

I may have just booked my favorite show so far in my WWF Risky Business game. WrestleMania IV.

In the opening match, A Pair of Aces (Arn Anderson and Alexander Summers) defeated The Gibson Brothers (Robert and Rick Gibson). 81 rated, good way to start off the show.

Jim Duggan defeated Rick Martel. 82 rating.

Third match of the night, The British Bulldogs beat Bob Orton Jr and Chris Adams. Orton and Adams were paid off by Ted DiBiase to attack Bret Hart a few weeks in a row. The second week it happened, Hart was saved by the Bulldogs, resulting in a six-man tag the following week. DiBiase gave his spot to his bodyguard, Virgil, causing his team to lose that match. Match was rated 81

After weeks of insults back and forth, Roddy Piper beat Mr. Perfect in a 93 rated match.

In the best rated match of the night, 98 overall, High & Mighty (Jake Roberts and Rick Rude) retained the WWF Tag Team titles against Big John Studd and King Kong Bundy. I went back and forth about who I wanted to win this match. Most of my tag teams are heels like High & Mighty so the face team of Studd and Bundy would have had more challengers, however at the end of the night, I decided to keep the belts on High & Mighty.

A few months ago, The Rockers started flirting with Missy Hyatt backstage. The guy she manages, Magnum T.A. didn't appreciate that too much. They fought in a handicap match at the last PPV, won by The Rockers, with the stipulation that the Rockers would get Missy for a few nights if they won. They gave her back at the next show, telling Magnum what a great time they all had together. Magnum would go nuts, attacking both Rockers, their manager Tully Blanchard, and beating them in single matches until challenging them to another match. They told him to get a tag partner this time. And he did...Hulk Hogan! The team of Hogan and Magnum would be successful at Wrestlemania, winning against The Rockers in a 96 rated match.

After being knocked out of action for a few months by The Ultimate Warrior, Ric Flair would return to the WWF the week before WM, issuing an open challenge for the show. It would be answered by Kerry Von Erich. Flair would win the match, rated 81.

In the semi-main event, Bret Hart put his Intercontinental title on the title against Ted DiBiase. Despite interference by Virgil, Chris Adams, and Bob Orton Jr, Hart managed to put DiBiase in the Sharpshooter and retain his title in a 88 rated match.

And the main event. Randy Savage defending his WWF World title on the line against the Royal Rumble winner, The Ultimate Warrior. Since coming to the WWF right before last years Wrestlemania, Warrior has been running like crazy to the top of the roster. Winning the King of the Ring and Royal Rumble and being involved with all the top wrestlers in feuds and usually coming out on top, it looked like a sure thing that Warrior would win the title here. However, Savage has been nearly unbeatable since winning the World title, losing only tag matches and never taking the pinfall. At the end of the day, we sent the fans happy with Warrior winning his first WWF World title in a 89 rated match.

Overall, despite my best two matches not being the main event nor the semi-main, the show got a 96 rating overall.

Not sure how long Warrior is going to hold onto the World title. He's only fifth on my franchise players list, can't wrestle a long match, and can't cut a very good promo. His high star quality is pretty much the only thing that will help him hold it for a few months. At least until Ric Flair is ready for his revenge.

dacoolplant · October 4, 2016

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Larrikn" data-cite="Larrikn" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>any tips for getting my female roster to that level? </div></blockquote> Well it takes some time, I found 3-4 women with good in-ring skills to be like the "faces" of the division, Asuka, Io Shirai, Kairi Hojo, and Mayu Iwatani. My very first women's match was Kairi Hojo beating Io Shirai for the title and it got a 69, so it didn't start great. But put them on TV consistently, build their popularity and skills, find good match-ups. If you have two women put on a really good match on a PPV, the winner will get a good boost in popularity, and the loser will sometimes also get a boost, but sometimes they'll lose popularity.

merrykieran2 · October 4, 2016

Smackdown's last PPV before Wrestlemania Roadblock is over and for once Smackdown doesn't really impress me but hopefully they won't let me down at Mania.

We started with a triple threat for the Light Heavyweight Championship between the champion Tyler Breeze, Akira Tozawa and Brian Kendrick who returned in the Royal Rumble. It would be Brian Kendrick who would pick up the victory here and become the new Light Heavyweight Champion when he defeated Akira Tozawa with a Sliced Bread #2. He was brought back for 2 reasons: One reason is that I love his stuff in real life right now and the second one is that I want to give him one last run here in the WWE. The match got a great 89 A to start off the show.

Another 89 A followed that and it had another man who returned in the Royal Rumble Colt Cabana defeating Ted Dibiase JR with a Colt 45.

After that we had an 80 B between Billie Kay and Extreme Havok and Billie Kay continued the good run that she has been on when she defeated Havok with a Boyfriend Stealer. Big plans for Billie which include Emma and Raw's Peyton Royce.

Randy Orton took on No Way Jose over Randy's European Championship and in an 84 B+ Randy Orton retained his title when No Way Jose went for his Baseball hit thing but was hit with an RKO outta nowhere from Randy who retained his European Championship.

Following that it was Bayley vs Natalya in a match for the Women's United States Championship but if Natalya lost then she would have to retire from wrestling for good. And in a 86 B+ Bayley defeated her to retain her championship and therefore Natalya had to retire and her career in the WWE at least is over. Her contract is up in 2 weeks and I'm not renewing it as we have better women and she's been jobbing for the past year so she can go elsewhere.

After that the Intercontinental Championship was on the line when John Cena took on the IC Champion Jason Jordan and in an 85 B+ Cena won the Intercontinental Championship for the first time in his career when he made Jordan pass out to the STF. Important to not here that he wasn't pinned and he didn't tap out.

TEW is all about fantasy booking dream matches and this match up next is such a dream match that I would love to see. In a 90 A Sasha Banks defeated AJ Lee with the Banks Statement and I would love to see this match if AJ Lee ever returns to the WWE.

With Dolph Ziggler moving over to Raw, Smackdown got to take one of Raw's roster and general manager Stone Cold Steve Austin decided that he would take a former World Heavyweight Champion, a former MITB winner, a former United States Champion and a former Tag Team Champion in Big E who made his Smackdown PPV debut here and in a 89 A he defeated Jay Lethal in a superb match with The Big Ending. Big plans for Big E.

The semi main event of the show was the match of the night and it was for the Intercontinental Tag Team Championships in a ladder match. This match was between the Champions The Wrestling Kings and Crash and Burn who on the previous Raw put Kassius Ohno through a ladder so coming into this match he wasn't 100% but despite this in a 97 A* they somehow managed to retain their titles and walk into Wrestlemania as Intercontinental Tag Team Champions.

The main event of the show saw the WWE Title on the line as another man who returned in the Royal Rumble and the number one contender Alberto Del Rio took on the man who has been champion since Summerslam Bray Watt over Bray's WWE Title. In a great 93 A rated match Bray Wyatt defeated Alberto Del Rio to retain his title with Sister Abigail. Wyatt's reign of dominance continues as we head on towards Wrestlemania.

The show got a 94 A which is good but other PPV'S recently have gotten better and the main event could have got a bit higher but we head on and hope Wrestlemania doesn't flop.

StrongStyle · October 4, 2016

It's 1994 and WCW decided to do a brand split!!

Nitro Brand Stars:

Sting, Hennig, Savage, Brian Pillman, Jake Roberts and Barry Windham

Thunder Brand Stars:

Rick Rude, Arn Anderson, Scott Steiner, Vader, and Steamboat

I decided to do the brand split because I just have too many good wrestlers and not enough opportunities.

I also want to note that Ric Flair is toxic for three years due to get caught up in a prostitution ring. He paid a little too much money for women to take rides on space mountain.

Dochappy · October 5, 2016

<div style="text-align:left;">Battle Of The Mid-atlantic Friday, Week 4 August Mid Atlantic(USA) Attendance:3,500</div> <ul><li><div style="text-align:left;">Authority Congratulates The Men On A Good Match 68 </div></li><li>Fro Sure Def. Seth Whitehead And Ash Campbell 75 </li><li>Venus And The Rest Of Next Gen Hypes Up Ash Campbell 61 </li><li>Nate Demarcus Def. Dagger 60 </li><li>Jenkins & Jacobs Def. The Lost Cause 54 </li><li>James Diaz Def. Mr. New York 47 </li></ul> Show Rating:62[c] <div style="text-align:left;">The Clash Friday, Week 4 September Mid Atlantic(Usa) Attendance:3,400</div> <ul><li><div style="text-align:left;">Campbell/Whitehead/Fro Sure Def. Hill/Good Ol’ Boys 68 </div></li><li>Jenkins & Jacobs Drew With Aces Of Mayhem Via Double Dq 62 </li><li>Lisa Bowen Hypes Up Power Inc And Brent Hill 74 </li><li>Dagger Def. Henry Bennett 63 </li><li>Dynamite Express Redux Def Williams/Parker 56</li></ul> Show Rating: 60[c] <div style="text-align:left;">Where It All Begins Again Friday, Week 4 October Centerpiece Bridge(Mid-atlantic) Attendance: 3,979</div> <div style="text-align:left;"><ul><li>Ash Campbell drew with Dagger after ref lost control issuing a double dq 70 </li><li>Fro Sure defeated Syd Collier via roll up 68 </li><li>Dagger Tells Ash Campbell That He Is The Future- "Ash Campbell, you may be Next Gen, but I'm the future of MAW. You and your group are a phase and will fizzle out. I'll be heading this company and you will be wiping away my sweat on the mat." 70 </li><li>Nate Demarcus drew with Seth Whitehead via time limit draw - Couldn't decide on who should win this one so I went for the draw. 74 </li><li>Authority Announces Main Event Matchup - Lisa Bowen(Leader of Power Inc and new MAW Authority) comes out and announces tonight main events. 66 </li><li>Brent Hill Defeated James Diaz - Diaz took the pin after constant whining from Hill on having to lose. Your time is up Hill I'm tired of your shit! 55 </li><li>Braven Heartless Defeated Bradley Parker - Williams ran out to attack Heartless but messed up and clipped Parker. Braven hit the Heart Attack for the pin 57 </li></ul></div> Show Rating: 60[c] <blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41174" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>MAW's last three events. we have made money each month so things are looking up. I've gotten Fro Sure on a Exclusive ppa contract. he doesn't want a written contract so I feel like he may jump ship. If he does it will be a blow because he is my figure head. Dagger is becoming one of my favorite workers. He will get a eventual world title run but first I think he will run with the American title for a bit. Brent Hill will be putting over talent from now on. He makes a fuss every time I want him to lose. From now own he won't get a choice. Seth will take the strap from Fro Sure soon. Think I will start a best of seven series between the two.</div></blockquote>

MrSelfDestruct · October 5, 2016

SWF August 2016.

Just ran a brand split, having stolen a lot of good talent, want them to have a chance to break out of the pack. First brand is Supreme, having the X-division and Cruiserweight tag team titles. Second brand is Xtreme, having the hardcore division.

Champions (since game beginning) and main stars.

Supreme champions

SWF World Heavyweight - Rocky Golden, former champions Angry Gilmore

SWF North American - Jefferson Stardust, former champions Steven Parker.

SWF X-Division -Spencer Spade, former champions Razan Okamoto, Jimmy Hernandez, and Mikey Lau was inaugural champion.

SWF Cruiserweight Tag Team - The Heartbreakers (Raphael and Justin Sensitive), former champions The American Cobras (Storm Spillane and MArvel MAlloy)

Supreme All-Stars

Rocky Golden, Remo, Rogue, Marat Khoklov, Joishua Taylor, The Crippler in ME.

Rising stars- Davis Wayne Newton, Des Davids (singles star now), Sonny Wildside and KC Glenn (X-Division), Kirk Jameson

Xtreme champions

SWF- Valiant defeated Rich Money and Jack Bruce to become inaugural champion.

Television - Ernest Youngman defeated John Greed, Lassana Makutsi, and Masked Patriot to become inaugural champion.

Hardcore - Sayeed Ali, former champions Madman Boone and Bear Bekowski was inaugural champ.

SWF Tag Team - Truly Awesome (Robbie Wright and Huey Cannonball), former champions Hero Squad and Patriot Movement (Bulldozer and American Machine)

Xtreme All-Stars

Valiant, Rich Money, Angry Gilmore, Jack Bruce, Brandon James, RDJ, Joey Morgan, Matthew Keith in main event.

Rising stars - Cali Slick, Steven Parker, Lassana Makutsi.

RIPW

RIPW has been completely revamped with much of the roster having been released recently after signing new talent after putting them on the new SWF Network (funded by no longer offering masseuse, paying for travel). Owner is now Magnuss Ivansson, with Runaways Train helping train and playing road agent with Wilson Carlisle under written now and still booking. Greg Gauge is RIPW champion. Gargantuan and Ross Henry are feuding there. Notable signings beyond that State of Destruction (BB Collosus and Boneyard), Hell's Bouncer, Julius Moor, Logan Wolfbaine, Kurt Laramee(tune up before coming to the hardcore division), the Dead Men Walking (Mobstar and Gravedigga) and Rich&Famous.

Notable firings- Eric Eisen (asked for release), Jerry and Richard Eisen, Big Smack Scott (requested), Joe Sexy(expired), Kentucky Bill, Mean Jean Cattley.

random notes, NOTBPW has Steve DeColt out with a torn Quad, Sean McFly out with a torn Rotator Cuff, and leader of the Wrestler of the year race Johnny Bloodstone out with a Major Conussion and lost Sean Deeley to USPW of all places

TCW has fallen to Cult and new figurehead is Wolf Hawkins(shocker)

dacoolplant · October 6, 2016

Just finished up my biggest PPV of the year, Bound for Glory. Actually after this PPV it just raised to 'Legendary' importance. Really happy with how it went, the main event was the TNA World Champion, Dean Ambrose vs the winner of the King of Pro Wrestling tournament earlier in the year, Kenny Omega (also Intercontinental Champion.) I also hold a "BFG Lottery Rumble" every year, which is basically just the Royal Rumble, where the winner gets a title match in the future. Anyway, here is the card and results:

TNA Bound for Glory

Attendance: 72,000

Main Event

TNA Intercontinental Championship vs TNA World Championship Match

Kenny Omega© vs Dean Ambrose©

Kenny Omega was the winner of the King of Pro Wrestling tournament earlier in the year, earning himself a World title shot at Bound for Glory. Kenny Omega has been TNA Intercontinental Champion for 15 months and was looking to become the first to hold both the TNA World Championship and TNA Intercontinental Championship at the same time.

Winner: Kenny Omega

Rating: 99

Co-Main Event

TNA World Women's Championship Match

Io Shirai vs Kana(c)

Io Shirai vs Kana has been the main women's feud in this company for a couple years, in their last match, Kana won the Championship via Referee Stoppage by injuring Io Shirai. Since then Kana has been running through the Women's division, and injuring anyone who tries to fight her for the title. She took out Nattie Neidhart, Becky Lynch, and almost Mayu Iwatani before Shirai made her return to save Mayu. When Io made her return, she challenged Kana to a rematch at Bound for Glory.

Winner: Kana

Rating: 100

Bound for Glory Lottery Rumble

30-Man Royal Rumble for a future title shot

Winner: KENTA

Rating: 84

TNA Women's Tag Team Championship Match

Double Feature vs Pearl Slam©

(Paige & Emma vs Mika Iida & Miyako Matsumoto)

Mika Iida & Miyako Matsumoto AKA Pearl Slam, have been trying to make the newly announced TNA Women's Tag Team Championships more prestigious by defending them against any and all challengers. The #1 Contenders, Paige and Emma AKA Double Feature, have beat every tag team they fought in the last two months, earning themselves a Championship match at Bound for Glory.

Winner: Pearl Slam

Rating: 90

TNA Junior Heavyweight Championship Match

Akira Tozawa vs AJ Styles©

AJ Styles is nearing the end of his career but he proves he can still hang with the best by holding the Jr Heavyweight championship. The challenger, Akira Tozawa, has been on a big role in the previous months, earning himself a Championship opportunity at Bound for Glory.

Winner: Akira Tozawa

Rating: 82

TNA World Tag Team Championship Match

Future Arrow vs The Young Bucks©

(Sami Zayn & Adrian Neville vs Matt Jackson & Nick Jackson)

Future Arrow have been the number one team for a while, beating the team of Zack Sabre Jr and Marty Scurll for the titles earlier in the year. However, the Young Bucks have made a big impact since debuting and winning the TNA Tag Team Classic tournament in the same night. They earned themselves a Championship match by winning the tournament, and they beat Future Arrow at TNA Sacrifice. Future Arrow are given a rematch at Bound for Glory.

Winner: The Young Bucks

Rating: 98

TNA Women's Calibur Championship Match

Cheerleader Melissa vs Athena vs Charlotte vs Kairi Hojo©

Kairi Hojo was awarded the vacant TNA Women's Calibur Championship when she won the TNA Soul Calibur tournament, an all-women's tournament, in the month of April. Since then she has defended it against anyone who wants to challenge her. This time, there was no clear #1 contender for the title, so the Fatal-4-Way match was made.

Winner: Kairi Hojo

Rating: 97

PPV Rating: 100

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In other news, after being Cult level for a few years, WWE has risen back to National level. This is bad for me because since they have John Cena, Randy Orton, Roman Reigns, etc. with really high star quality, they are beating me in the USA, Canada, and Mexico National battles which is lowering my prestige. So now I have actual competition that will make the game more interesting.

FlameSnoopy · October 6, 2016

I started a WWF game in January 1996, using a converted and modified version of BurningHamster's legendary '96 mod.

I decided early on that I'm not going to follow suit according to real life for the next WrestleMania, meaning HBK vs. Hitman would have to wait. Instead of Michaels winning the Rumble for the second time, Diesel picked up the win (in my mind entering at #20). Bret retains against Undertaker (just as in real life). I originally planned on signing Vader and have him win the Rumble, but WCW picked him up in a bidding war.

Ron Simmons makes his debut as Faarooq an immediately sets his sights on Razor Ramon's Intercontinental belt. Razor manages to retain against Faarooq in In Your House 6.

WrestleMania 12 was an instant success. Faarooq defeats Razor in the opener to become the Intercontinental champion, but even after the match they cannot stop brawling. Hunter & Goldust defeat Smoking Gunns to win the tag titles. Steve Austin makes his Mania debut still working as The Ringmaster, picking up a victory against Jake Roberts. Undertaker extends his streak to 5 - 0 by pinning Sycho Sid. Also in the undercard is Michaels, who defeats Owen Hart. Owen had been taking credit for Shawn's injury like in real life. In the main event, Bret Hart retains against Diesel.

April 1996 featured the most uninteresting WWF PPV of the year, in short; champions retained. May 1996 wasn't much different to be fair, at least Hakushi defeated Faarooq to win the Intercontinental title. Hakushi also botched a move, putting Faarooq in the sidelines with a torn ACL for 9 months.

King of the Ring; Savio Vega makes it to the final by defeating Jesse James and Yokozuna, while Hunter picked up victories against the newly-repackaged (not-Undertaker's brother) Kane and Fatu. Hunter defeats Vega to become the King. Originally my plan was to have Austin win the KOTR, but by this point I had already established him well in the main event, so I put the crown on Hunter. For months our new king would put his crown on the line in matches and often came on top, before finally "losing" the Crown in November 1996 to Rey Mysterio.

After only one loss in the year, Shawn Michaels finally received a WWF Championship shot at KOTR in a fourway match and managed to come out on top, beating then champion Bret, rising Austin and record 4 time former IC champion Ramon.

Hakushi loses his Intercontinental title to Mick Foley in July 1996. Eddy Guerrero manages to score another pinfall victory over the British Bulldog, winning their feud. Goldust sustains a whiplash stretched spine and while it doesn't put him out of action, it would go to affect his ring work for months to come, so the throwaway team of Fatu & Vega defeat Goldust & Hunter for the belts. Austin gets his first big pay-per-view victory against Razor Ramon.

August 1996; after not being featured in last month's pay-per-view, Diesel hands in his notice and I grant him his wish. I was just about to start depushing him down the card since National Battles were far over by this point. Diesel jumps to WCW.

In SummerSlam all champions retained. Michaels finally faced Hitman in a one-on-one match and came out on top. Austin, Mysterio and Jericho & Rocky Maivia as a tag team all pull out important victories.

September 1996; Razor Ramon is going mental both for not getting a title shot and for losing to Austin in singles AND tag competition. After causing havoc in Raw for two months, including repeatedly insulting the reigning Federation champion, Michaels puts his belt on the line to shut him up and comes out on top. Fatu & Vega also retain, Foley retains against Rey Mysterio.

The end of the year sees the end of the Razor going mental angle and also his short feud with HBK. Austin builds an impressive team for Survivor Series and not only manages to come on top in SurSer, but controls much of Raw for the last months of 1996 with his team. In the last pay-per-view of the year, Last Resort, Austin delivers a stunner to the reigning champion.

January 1997; Bodydonnas retain against former champions Fatu & Vega at the Rumble, who only lost the titles a month prior. Undertaker ends his age-old feud with Sid (who was injured for a while during it and afterwards I sent him to rehab). Steven/William Regal makes his in-ring debut. HBK retains his WWF Championship while Steve Austin goes on to win the Royal Rumble.

February 1997; Mysterio manages to defeat Foley and becomes the Intercontinental champion. Smoking Gunns become 3 time tag champions by defeating Bodydonnas. In the main event 1996 King of the Ring Hunter gets his first WWF Championship shot, but doesn't come out on top. During the match Michaels sustains a broken ankle and the next night on Raw he vacates the WWF Championship only a month before WrestleMania 13! WWF President Gorilla Monsoon books a fourway match between Hunter, Foley, Owen and Bret to determine the next WWF Champion. Hitman wins the match and his 4th World title.

WrestleMania season.. With three practically new champions it was clear most were going to retain. Smoking Gunns defeated MRDR (the team of Kane and Al Snow, who is still working under a mask and identity of Avatar). Mysterio defeated Foley, who used his rematch clause. In the undercard Regal pins Sting. Faarooq returned only one week prior to Mania and immediately demanded a rematch against Hakushi, but failed in his mission to reign victorious. After a five month feud with Austin's SurSer faction in general, but even moreso with just Owen & Bulldog, Chris Jericho and Rocky Maivia make their WrestleMania debut with a bang. They managed to pin Owen & Bulldog, after only losing to them on PPV three months prior.

The Streak continued with Undertaker going 6 - 0 against Razor Ramon. In the main event, Steve Austin wins the WWF Championship for the first time in his match with Bret Hart. With Michaels returning from injury in just two months, previous champion Bret Hart hungry for revenge and a roster full of young, eager challengers, Austin is going to have his hands full.

Winter8905 · October 7, 2016

Starting a COTT1994 game with WWF.

They look like a little bit of a nice challenge to build up and rebrand.

It starts in Jan so looking to Plan to Wrestlemania X ..

My Card will be somewhat different to hat really occured and the upcoming Rumble PPV will be used toset everything up and put the title onto where I want them.

Subject to change slightly but.

WM X Card.

WWF Heavyweight title

Bret Hart v Owen Hart- Owen will win the rumble and leaning towards him winning the title.

WWF IC title

Ladder Match

Razor v HBK- had to keep this match but things surrounding it will be different.

Diesel will lose the title on the run upto Mania, due to Sid coming in and injuring him, Its assumed Razor brought him in as Razor is feuding with Diesel and cant get the job done. WM- Razor w/ Sid v HBK W/Diesel. Sid Will attack Razor allowing HBK to win the title. Diesel will look on in shock as Sid and HBK celebrate together, Diesel confronts HBK only to find a powerbomb waiting for him....this will lead to HBK with Sid as a bodyguard and will be the kayfabe reason why Diesel and Razor become friends.

Who has Dibiase Bought?

US title Match

Tatanka © v Lex Luger.

Continuing with the who has Ted Dibiase bought story, At the rumble the US title will be competed fo,for the first time in a triple threat match. Tatanka v Crush v Lex. Ted has hinted that he had bought either lexor Tatanka, leading to both friends to be suspicious of one another. in the triple threat, Lex and Tatanka will lay each other out, Dibiase will knock out Crush, Tatanka will awaken first, see crush on the floor and get the pin, people go into Mania heavily thinking Tatanka sided with Ted. ... Mania match will end with Lex defeating Tatanka for the title with the help of Ted Dibiase..they will celebrate together, stuffing money in Tatanka mouth revealing it was Lex that was bought out all along.

Casket Match

The Undertaker v Yokozuna-

Undertaker will defeat the Underfaker (Brian Lee) at Royal Rumble, then Yoko will attack Taker at every opportunity leading to a casket match .

Tag Team Match

Randy Savage and 1-2-3 Kidd v Kings of Memphis. (Lawler & Jarrett)

Lawler and Jarrett align with each other to teach everyone "Up North"a lesson. At the Rumble, Savage defeats Jarrett and Lawler defeats 1-2-3-Kidd. during the rumble Savage and Kid get targeted and eliminated by KOM

and beaten at ringside. Savage & Kidd decided to team up after continually getting beaten down by the KOM. Not for the Tag titles at Mania due to both teams being newly put together.

4 Team elimination match

Tag Title

Quebecers v Smoking Guns v Heavenly Bodies v Rock n Roll Express.

Not much story going on here, one team will beat headshrinkers for the titles at Mania and lead to this match.. sadly the best 4 actual teams..building up the tag division but sadly nothing will be developed enough before Mania, so we have this match... something to build on I suppose.

There will hopefully be couple of filler matches at the start with new signings I get in, make this a 3 hour PPV

Maybe a Raven v Rick Martel-Raven removing the plague in the WWF of old timers hanging around.

Terry Funk v Cactus Jack- Falls Count Anywhere.

LigerLiger · October 7, 2016

I just booked a ten-hour show.Long story short,I imagined Meltzer writing about it and having to go through all the 20 minutes jobber vs jobber matches <img alt="

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DoubleA012 · October 8, 2016

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liontamer · October 8, 2016

It's time again for the Keith Classic, expanded to 64 teams....

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American Flash (f) - American Elemental & Yellow Flash present Tag Champs (2), and runners up to Bennett & JOJI in 2019 They usually compete as a team, and are a combined 52-17-1 (W-L-D) so far this year, with most of those being counted twice as tag matches

Jonnie Perez & Jerry Serra (h) - two low/midcarders on the verge of breaking through

Joe Fly and Paris Nelson (f)- mid carders, regular team, tend to mostly job, but have been improving to be considered pushworthy

Violent plague (h)- Scourge and Motely "Hybrid Hotshot" Hernandez mid carders, regular team, inconsistently put on good matches

Quinn and Honeymann (h)- Started off as an upper and lower card team, but Zel Quinn has risen to the upper card with Remmy's help, infrequently in the tag title picture

Huey & Lawler (f) - Huey is a 2019 grad of one of my Dojos and Lawler literally just graduated and will be debuting

Brutus Milano and Dayne Gagne (h)- Milano has flirted with the upper card since returning (was ME yrs ago) but never pushes through, gagne is a jobber

Eric LaMonica and Frankie Fernandez (f)- Eric hate me, but still has 7 yrs on his deal so... These two were midcard jobbers but recently have been pushed became no.1 contender to the tag titles

Miller Fforde & David Stone (h) - Stone was runner up to Remus in this yrs Rip Chord invitational and isin the hunt for the all American title, and the team has been in the hunt for the tag titles as well. Fforde is a 2 time all American champ (once under my control, once when it was a MAW title).

Leon Nemeth and Max Mayhem (f) - mid card and upper mid card 1st time pairing. Nemeth is starting to outgrow his jobber past, Mayhem is a gate keeper and presently in a better feud with Darryl Devine

Enrique Alonso & Eugenio Guerrero (h) - jobbers, Enrique has potential, but no stamina

Zebra on the Dance floor (f) - Zebra man and Blasé Gosselin, two entertaining goofs that have gotten over and are in a gradual push

Topher and Petit (f) - Topher has been stuck in place for a long while due to my giant roster. Seymour Petit is a young hose of stone grad.

Caballero Bros (h) - Tag team jobbers with charisma, have risen up to lower mid card

Stuntman & Xavi (h)- two talented upper midcarders who never seem to break through

Holmes and O'Farraday (f)- two main eventers. Holmes is a few years removed from being a 2 time world champ, and this team recently lost the japan brand tag titles as well.

Call of the Wild (f)- A recently formed tag team wit h Wade Orson and Logan Wolfsbaine. Orson recently lost the world title in his first run. Wolfsbaine presently is in his second run as the streaming champ. These are two of the most successful faces with a combined record of 66-12-2 (W-L-D)

Deadly Deadshot and Kid Fantastic (h)- a new pairing, normally on separate brands. Both are still getting their feet wet in my company trying to settle into a stable position.

Fontain Fortin & Jon St. Hubbins (f) - low card jobbers

Deadly Dragons (h) - Biohazard and Jose Marin , both these guys are loaded with potentional and have flirted with the upper card at times, but end up jobbing back down.

Notorious (h) - a new signing, present Carlos Barrera and Miguel Rivera are the current L-Ring and former CZCW tag holders

Rock the Boat (f) - Christopher Lauzon and Hugh de Ask. 2 guys that were lost in translation after the MAW buy out, but have gait some heat since teaming regularly.

Troth and Cortes (f) - big heavyweight jobbers with potential, normally on different brands

Team Pride (h)- just signed, Aldous Blackfair and Lil Henry, present IPW tag team champs. Blackfair is also 1/2 of the CZCW tag champs and returns to my company after walking out yrs ago.

Mimic and Davie Renluenn (h) - a fairly successful team that has flirted with the tag titles a few times, but never won. They are a combined 30-30-1 (W-L-D) so far this year, with many of the loses being title matches.

Little Dragon and Rob Newman (f) - a former jobber tag team I sent to my japan brand to work their way up the card.

Dean Dooey and Armando Prado (h) both have potential, and doey has some name recognition from two TCW runs (he is also a TCW dojo grad). I cut him year ago after he kept showing up drunk. He rehabbed in TCW and got his act together, or so I thought. He was drunk on my first card after resigning him and is coming off a 30 suspension for it.

Swipe left (f)- tag team jobbers that I sent to japan to try to get over and the've been more successful than dragon and newman at doing so.

Bernard Gauthier & Ant Man (h) - Ant man recently debuted with my japan brand, Gauthier has been working his way up the main brand and is nearing main event level.

Princeton Pryce and Douglas Brooks (f) - Pryce is always lost in the shuffle, but has promise. Brooks is adojo grad of mine that I sent down to dev. and will have to call back up for the tourney.

Cyclops & phobia (h) - two signings that have been mostly jobbers. Cyclops is fairly recent, phobia was injuring people and was sent to dev and will need to be called up.

Jack Avatar and Roderick Remus (f)- Avatar has held the All-American Title >1 yr and is my figurehead. He recently lost a world title match with Hell's Bouncer due to interference from former world champ, and top heal, Marshal Dillon. Remus is a fairly recently crowned X-division champ, is the man Avatar beat for the All American title and they've since become a very successful tag team, but have never held gold. Looking at their match histories, they are a combined 91-11-2 (W-L-D) so far this year, though some of those are counted twice from tag matches.

Dynamite Express (h) - Syd Collier and Cameron Jones, recently lost a shot at the tag titles and are former tag champs always in the hunt for vaious titles. Jones was the first all-American champ after the title was converted from APW. Last year this team interfered in the final of the tourney putting Bennett and JOJI over American Flash. They are a combined 44-17-2 (w-l-d) so far this year, but most of those being counted double as tag matches.

Hurakan and Hurricain Sandoval Jr (f) Hurakan just debuted and is winless in two attempts. Sandoval debuts for the tourney. If they clock, they will go forward as 'eye of the storm'

Kuemon Hotta & The Architect (h) - the architect returned earlier this year after walking out years ago and has had some success. Hotta is stuck in the midcard of my japan brand

Open Mic (f) - Garry the Entertainer (ME) and Brian Huerta (lower card) are an entertaining team. Garry is very over and wins most matches. Huerta has improved his record since they have teamed, but still often jobs as well. Garry is 25-12 on the year, Brian is 13-37 with a handful of those wins being tag matches.

Dash & David (f) (I actually mislabeled this, should be (Dash) David and (Launcelot) Richard) - a team very over in Canada, but less so in the US. they are midcards that together are roughly 500 on the yr, with dash having the better record due to a disparity in singles matches

Butler & Smalls (h) - heel jobbers

Cheetah and Hawkeye Calhoun (f) - two guys that are talented but stuck in the mid card/upper mid card.

The Ring Generals (h) - newly signed, current NYCW tag champs (5th reign), former COTT and PSW tag champs, and Dean is the current COTT world champ

Oscar McyFly & Lovell Bryant (f) - two very talented guys, but McFly is a jerk when pushed so I've had to back off a few times and cancelled a japan tag title run I had planned. Mcfly is .500 on the year, Bryant is .600, both are loaded with talent. No reason this team shouldn't win future gold if they stay together.

Henry Andrade and Hudson Drake (h) - lower/mid card jobbers that have potential to move up, Andrade in particular could be very good if pushed right.

Jerome Ward & Riley McManus (f) 2 guys stuck in the mid card that deserve a push at some point, but haven't gotten it.

The Heartbreak Express (h) low card jobbers that have really been improving their skills.

Paratroopers (f)- Ash and Zack are starting to get over and pick up some wins after initially jobbing.

Jason Drake and Darryl Stubs (h) - Stubbs has potential, but no stamina, not sure what to make of Drake. Both are mainly used as jobbers. Stubbs was sent to dev. to improve and will have to be called up for the tourney.

Nate Demarcus and Nigel Svenson (f)- two mid card guys that just debuted. Nigel previously had a short run in 2016, but left to go onto bigger things that didn't last.

Tayama & Makoika (h)- Former japan tag champs, They held the titles for over a year before losing in March and have been roughly .500 since.

Roy Edison and Munemitso Sematsu (h)- Two guys that were in the hunt for the Japan brand world title, but were found to have chemistry and immediately pushed for the tag titles, winning them about 6 weeks ago. Edison is also in a long feud with Jack avatar. They are a combined 39-7 on the year, mostly singles matches.

Elemental IV & Kamikaze (f)- Both are guys that are trying to work their way up the card with elemental being the lower of the two as he only debuted with my this year.

Edmond Roy & Dennis Powell (h) -Powell is menacing looking, Roy is a 19 yr old it a assigned a 60 year old photo to and I've never pushed himi because of it. I'll have to change it at some point as he's actually a good worker.

Jonathan Rothwell and Donte Dunn (f) - two guys that were stuck in the mid card, but have had some success since teaming recently. Rothwell is known from a prior run in TCW before signing with me a few months ago.

Alfred Vessey and Montaine Moore (h) - these were two guys that were stuck at the bottom of the card, but had loads of potential. I teamed them up and have pushed them up the card to where they were just recently in the tag title picture, but lost.

Stinson and Holemore (f) - two jobbers, though holemore has really only had one match with me so he's not technically a jobber...yet.

Robert Peak & Bayley Morin (h) Peak is an upper carder I never seem to have anything to do with, but who is talented and was stolen from TCW. Morin was in an ok tag team with Cobra, but cobra was sent to rehab for multiple issues, so Morin striking it out on his own.

Birds of Prey (f) - Diablo Duvak and Remmy Skye. Two upper card guys that have been fairly successful as a team. Duvak could win singles gold, but acts up with every push so I derail it.

Rob Reynolds and Joffy Laine (f) - just signed, the present FCW tag team champs

Brown Pride - Mexicaine and Latino Fear (h) - mainly used as jobbers at this point.

Rust LeBlanc & North star Jr (f) - Leblanc is engaged in a singles feud with George Wolfe and is an upper carder that never quite breaks through due to low entertainment skills. North Star is a lower/mid card jobber at this point.

Amazing Firefly & Funakoshi (H) - two fairly successful singles wrestlers that haven't teamed in a long time and never were a unit. They combine to be roughly .500, though Funakoshi was much more successful in 2019 (28-9).

Marcel LeFleur & Phillippe LaGranier(h) - a team stuck in the mid card.

Elmer Stanley and EL Hijo Del Donk (f) - an upper and lower card 1st time pairing of two eople lost in the shuffle.

Gilbert Wiuff & Vicent Nieto (h) - mainly heel jobbers

Henry Bennett and JOJI (f) - 2 time former world tag team champs, won the last two Keith Classic Tournaments and JOJI is a former Rip Chord Invitational champion. They area combined 52-11 on the year, with most of those being tag matches and they held the titles until a few months ago.

October 8, 2016

WCW september 1994

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Hell yes, "Crazy" Bill DeMott as number one Next Big Thing. I freakin love it. He don't have the menace stat like Vader or Bam Bam Bigelow, but i love the big powerful guys that actually are skilled. Paired with a good entertainer DeMott could become a huge hit.

October 8, 2016

Mr Not Wonderful Anymore

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Mr Not Wonderful Anymore?

Depressed after losing the Loser Leaves WCW match? I didn't really have anything against Mr Wonderful, but he is a negative influence and when that major backstage cancer Paul Roma started his clique building "Pretty Wonderful" was dead before i even could push them.

dbritton987 · October 9, 2016

Despite spending over 50% of my time on TCW with TEW2013, I’m only diving into the company now on TEW2016. Truth be told, I didn’t like the roster at all, and with Tommy Cornell gone? I really wasn’t interested. But finally, favorite wrestlers of mine like Wolf Hawkins & Eddie Peak were calling out to me, and I couldn’t help myself.

I spent a lot of time overhauling before producing a single card. I even restarted at a point because (can’t remember exactly what) I realized I could do something a lot better. Thankfully too, because a ton of wrestlers were in decline (Sammy Bach, Troy Tornado, etc) on my first save that weren’t on my second!

Anywho, my biggest change was to maneuver TCW back towards it Sports Entertainment ways without angering the fans. I have no problem with Tradition Updated, but really? TCW doesn’t even have the roster to really do that. But they do have a ton of charismatic guys who can still pull off Sports Entertainment.

And despite ever doing it so early in any other save? I quickly changed the Figurehead from Rocky Golden to Wolf Hawkins, right after turning Wolf face. Sorry Rocky, but my best success in TCW has always been behind Wolf (& Tommy). I’m going to rely on history for now. If I’m wrong, I’m wrong. I had to pay a hefty penny to make an angry Rocky Golden feel better, but I think it’ll be worth it long time.

I also bit the bullet and bought out the contract with Pop! Network to move over to USA Sports, a much better network that airs all over the world. No way was I going to stay on Pop! for the entire two year contract.

Also plan on opening Developmental asap, but don’t want to do too much soon. Already dished out a ton of cash right away for my vision.

Soooo….I really hated the champions to start with TCW. Like, hate is putting it nice. So the first TV card in 2016 was TCW Championship Week! Sammy Bach defeated Marc Speed for the International Championship. The Canadian Animals won a Triple Threat Tag Team Contest to win the Tag Team Championship. And Rocky Golden finally got his return match to defeat Aaron Andrews!...by DQ due to interference by Eddie Peak, thus Andrews retains the World Championship…wuh wuh…

So after a bumpy start, everything is going smooth by the end of the first move. The right guys are getting pushed, and a bunch of new talent have been signed (Roger Cage, Mr. Lucha, Kirk Jameson, Davis Wayne Newton, etc.)

Last but not least, these are the main storyline matches for the first pay-perview of my save and of 2016, TCW Malice in Wonderland:

The Canadian Animals defeat High & Devine (Benny Benson & Darryl Devine) with underhanded tactics to retain the TCW Tag Team Championship.

Ricky Dale Johnson defeats Jay Chord after Chord gets himself intentionally disqualified. Chord would assault RDJ after the match.

Sammy Bach defeats Troy Tornado with a Roll Up to retain the TCW International Championship. It’s clear that this feud is far from over after such a close encounter!

In a Wild Brawl, Rocky Golden defeats Eddie Peak. Afterwards, Golden looks back into the ring to find Peak maniacally laughing, begging Golden that they “do it again.”

In the Main Event, Wolf Hawkins defeats Aaron Andrews to become the NEW and 3-Time TCW World Heavyweight Champion. Cue the fireworks.

I do like Aaron Andrews, and he was one of my guys in TEW2013. I just think he needs a bit more work before putting the World Title of a National company on him.

And there we go. Time to rebuild TCW back into the powerhouse it once was!

October 9, 2016

Hey dude! You should watch WWF. It’s awesome

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Well it looks that the WWF Creative Team really stinks. I thought that i would get some competion, but maybe i was wrong. It kind of feels like i have to wait for another promotion to grow and hiring the big name free agents so that i can get some competetion. Even the Undertaker vs Yokozuna angle did stink, The WWF booking is horrible.

"WWF sucks! WCW rules! Wooo!"

merrykieran2 · October 9, 2016

in the words of Michael Cole "We are on the Fast lane to Wrestlemania" and we have Raw's last PPV before Mania itself.

We started off the show with Cruiserweight Champion Johnny Gargano defending his title against half of The Revival Dash Wilder and in an 87 B+ he made Wilder submit to the Gargano-Escape to retain his title. This confirms that for the second year in a row Gargano will go into Wrestlemania as the Cruiserweight Champion and he will look to repeat last year's performance where he defeated Kenneth Ospreay to retain his title.

That was followed by an 84 B+ as The Miracle Joey Bennett took on The Iron Man in a no holds barred match. It was a very hard hitting match but Bennett eventually came out on top to give him momentum heading into a big Wrestlemania match which will be revealed later.

Ever since she debuted on the main roster, Nia Jax has dominated everyone that she has gone up against and even in her few losses she has been the dominant women in the match and this has led to her being a 3 time Women's Champion and the second ever Queen Of The Ring. She once again was dominant in her title defense against Alexandra Hart tonight and in a 91 A she picked up the victory by making her pass out.

Over the past weeks Moose has beaten The Shield with two tag partners and he has also beaten Dean Ambrose and Seth Rollins but tonight he would take on his toughest opponent yet in the powerhouse of The Shield, Roman Reigns. In this match for the first time since debuting he was on the back foot as Roman brought the match to him and he had to kick out at 2 from an early spear from Roman. As the match went on however Moose gained momentum and he hit two spears on Roman to pick up the victory.

Post match The Shield were in the ring when 3 masked men jumped the barricade and beat them up in a very Shield debut kind of way. They left them in the middle of the ring as they walked to the top of the ramp and removed their masks to show that it was Joey Bennett, Big Damian and Matt Taven who I've given the name Greg Thomas but that might change soon. Bennett and Damian were going nowhere and I'd just brought Taven in so I've decided to do a WWE version of The Kingdom with these 3 and they will take on The Shield at Wrestlemania.

After that we had the tag team titles on the line with Ryan Sabre and Kenneth Ospreay defeated The Jackson's for the WWE Tag Team Titles when Kenneth Ospreay defeated Matt Jackson with a superkick into a 450 splash after Matt Jackson was distracted by Xavier Woods. Post match Xavier said that this is simply beginning while giving the tag titles to Ospreay and Sabre. After this The Jackson's were in the ring when they were attacked by Gallows and Anderson post match.

The Greatest man that ever lived, Double A, Austin Aries was in action up next when in a 90 A he defeated John Morrison. Basically just to give Austin some momentum and push him towards the main event as he is an upper midcarder right now.

After that in an 86 B+ Sean Finlay took on Sami Zayn in a global Championship defense but just like in the tag team title match Xavier Woods got involved this time to give Sami Zayn the Global Championship. Post match Finlay was down when he was attacked by Tama Tonga of Balor Club who was getting revenge for Gallows and Anderson's attacks earlier.

The man that ended Neville's record United States Championship record Matt Patterson was in action next and that United States Title was on the line as he took on Kazuchika Okada. In a 92 A Matt Patterson was successful in his title defense by defeating Okada with The One Percenter.

In the Semi-Main event, Royal Rumble winner Dolph Ziggler took on Kalisto who ruined his Raw debut by taking him out on his way to the ring. They battled over the next few weeks until we got to this match here and in a brilliant 93 A Ziggler picked up the victory with a superkick. There was no way Kalisto was going over here with Ziggler a month away from main eventing Wrestlemania.

The man he would be taking on was decided in the main event of Fastlane up next when CM Punk went in as the World Heavyweight Champion and he took on Finn Balor and Kevin Owens. Both Punk and Balor are heels and with me wanting to turn neither or put the match lower on the card so Kevin Owens was inserted into the match. This match got a 98 A* when CM Punk defeated Finn Balor with a go to sleep after he was taken out by Gallows, Anderson and Kevin Owens of Bulletproof but then the rest of Balor Club got rid of them three leaving Punk to pick up the victory.

Post match Punk was celebrating when he was confronted by Dolph Ziggler ahead of their match in the main event of Wrestlemania 36.

In other news, Ring Of Honor have fallen back down to National so I'm looking to pick up anyone they may release.

Winter8905 · October 9, 2016

Well on my WWF 1987 Game in July

Put on a 85 rated show on my B show Wrestling challenge with Curt Hennig v KoKo Beware Main event <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

I have Raw as my A show and have Superstars of Wrestling and Wrestling challenge as myB shows.

Normally i'd be cutting out those to B show but on this save with a large roster, with lots of guys to keep over, The midcarders to pickup wins so they can be defeated by the Main eventers as well as a number of guys i'm developing those two B show are very valuable..

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I'm experimenting now with the addition of a women division , a very small division to start based around Alundra Blaze, Bull Nakano and Manami Toyota. Them facing each other in the big PPV's and each getting a slot on a pre show and B show match per week against the luna vachons, aja Kongs etc.

Hopefully by the start of 1990 I'll have a women's division with 6 women being being hugely over. Looking at Blaze, Bull, Aja Kong, Toyota, Wendi Richter , Lioness Asuka. Giving them 3 years to develop and judge from there.

Long term aim is to have at least 1 Raw match for women, 1 angle, 1 match on pre show. 1 PPV match, 1 PPV angle and 1 PPV pre show match. with a match on B show as well. Also would like a Queen of the Ring Tournament and for eventually to Main event a big show with a women's match.

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Tag Division has developed greatly with many teams added and a lot of possibilities.

Road Warriors

Hart Foundation

Hard Knocks (Johnny Saint & Regal)

Demolition

Killer Bee's

Von Erics (Kevin and Kerry)

Southern Idols (Tommy Rich & Autin Idol)

The Fantastics

Tully & Arn

The Fabulous Freebirds

The Dream Team

The Funks

The Islanders

The Malenko Brothers

The Rougeaus

The Young Stallions

Ultimo Liger

The Steiners

The Rockers

The Long Riders

The Midnight Express

Dos Evil (Dr Wagner Jr & Dos Caras)

Will add an United States Tag Team title I think .

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My Juniors division is developing with Muta as the face of it at the moment, with guys like Muta, Pillman, Owen, Malenko, Wagner, Negro Casas, Lanny Poffo, HBK, Eddie Guerrero , Ultimo Dragon, KoKo B Ware, Takada the division's future looks strong.

Slim Jim · October 9, 2016

I've been playing Death of WCW since it was released and usually I skip it ahead to after King of the Ring and start from there but I decided to book it through this time.

Judgment Day was very similar because storylines were already in place:

Chris Jericho def. William Regal

Kane def. Triple H for the WWF Intercontinental title

Kurt Angle def. Chris Benoit in 3 Stages of Hell

The Hardy Boyz won Tag Team Turmoil to become #1 Contenders

Big Show def. Rhyno, Rikishi and Test for the WWF Hardcore title

Chyna def. Lita to retain the WWF Women's title

Austin def. Undertaker to retain the WWF World Heavyweight title

As in real life, Austin beat Taker and Triple H lost to Kane. I want Austin as the champion for the Invasion and Triple H is above the IC belt at this point (and will be for his role in the Invasion) so it was a no brainer.

I have other plans for Jericho so he and Benoit didn't enter the Tag Team Turmoil. Shane used the ambiguity of it being an "open" turmoil to enter a WCW team of Palumbo & O'Haire but they were beaten by Edge and Christian.

Big Show was attacked by a crowd of ECWers after the Hardcore title match. On the Raw preceding J-Day, Vince had fired Heyman from commentary and brought back King because Shane had been suggesting he was working with Heyman. In response, some of the former ECW stars on the WWF roster walked out, and were part of the beat down of Big Show at J-Day.

On a similarly tumultuous note, WCW stars attacked Austin & Taker after the Main Event until the WWF roster chased them off. I have signed Curt Hennig & Dustin Rhodes to join Team WCW, and Rey Mysterio (I figure WWF could have bought out the contracts of the guys choosing to sit out with TimeWarner so I took some cash off myself to bring in guys early - but I'm staggering it because it would have cost a lot more to buy out all of Nash, Hogan, Goldberg, etc.'s deals so they'll appear later on), as well as a few other midcard/filler guys like Harris Brothers, Disco Inferno, Ernest Miller, Fit Finlay, Norman Smiley, etc. to give WCW presence in numbers because they lack stars. I'm going to be keeping DDP & Booker very strong, and should have enough depth at the top soon so I can let the filler guys float away as the Invasion heats up.

King of the Ring 2001:

Chris Jericho def. William Regal in a KOTR Semi Final

Kurt Angle def. Eddie Guerrero in a KOTR Semi Final

Test def. Billy Gunn

Hardy Boyz def. Edge & Christian to retain the WWF World Tag Team titles

Albert def. Rikishi to retain the WWF European title

Chyna def. Molly Holly to retain the WWF Women's title

Big Show drew with Rhyno

Chris Jericho def. Kurt Angle to become KOTR

Undertaker & Kane def. Kama Mustafa, Sean Morley, D'Lo Brown & Bull Buchanan

Steve Austin def. Chris Benoit to retain the WWF World Heavyweight title

The Hardyz beat Austin & HHH for the tag titles in the same way as Jericho & Benoit (except Triple H didn't get injured, yay!), while Benoit beat Angle & Jericho in a #1 Contender match with the losers getting the final two places in KOTR. Jericho and Angle were feuding through the KOTR, with Eddie Guerrero trying to play them against each other for his own benefit.

Hardyz vs E&C was a little placeholder feud to see who the "best WWF team" was to protect the titles from invaders. I had Matt drop the European belt to Albert just to clear it out of the way of tag feuds.

Shane found Taker & Kane and suggested they were unappreciated and should jump to his side, both took it badly and tried to attack him, but were jumped by DDP & Booker, and other lackeys. Taker & Kane are now feuding with DDP & Booker but Vince decided to keep them match-sharp at KOTR with the 4-on-2 where they beat Godfather's new stable, which replaced RTC when Stevie Richards joined the ECW walkout. WCW tried jumping Taker & Kane multiple times in the build up to KOTR, until the final Smackdown, when Taker & Kane found a crowd of filler WCW guys and laid waste to them.

Billy Gunn had been questioning Test's loyalty, and Mick Foley had been questioning Commissioner Regal too, trying to get his job back. At KOTR, after Test beat Gunn, he and Regal beat Gunn down and Shane came out to reveal they had joined WCW. I don't want too many non-WCW guys joining Shane but Test fits with him nicely in my mind. And he's hardly a top tier talent. Regal was obviously fired for defecting, and Vince reluctantly replaced him with Foley as Commish.

Big Show was again jumped by ECW loyalists, and angered that no one tried to help him at any point in a month of attacks, defected to WCW and returned to his The Giant persona.

Austin and Triple H split after losing the tag titles and I set Austin to turn face (which was badly received because he's only been heel two seconds) but it meant Triple H made life hell for him and Benoit in the build up to KOTR (he had previously deliberately got himself disqualified from his KOTR match against Jericho by attacking him with a sledgehammer to show he was 'back'), beating Benoit on the go-home Smackdown show and then assaulting Austin after he beat Benoit, confirming Austin's face turn (he doesn't seem too damaged by the poor turn, thankfully). I'm going to pretend Benoit suffered the same injury as in real life at KOTR except it was bad enough to retire him. I don't like booking him after what happened with him IRL.

I also had Shane organise a WCW show the night before KOTR as a way of giving the finger to Vince, to which he invited Heyman and ECW:

Haku def. Buff Bagwell

Chavo Guerrero def. Disco Inferno, Gregory Helms, Jamie Noble, Juvi Guerrera and Psicosis for the WCW Cruiserweight title

Curt Hennig def. Booker T for the WCW United States title

The Dudleyz def. Doring & Roadkill for the ECW World Tag Team titles

Harris Brothers def. Rhodes & Kanyon, Finlay & Storm, and Miller & Smiley

Filthy Animalz (Rey & Kidman) def. Natural Born Thrillers for the WCW World Tag Team titles

Raven def. Rhyno for the ECW Television title

Hugh Morrus def. Shawn Stasiak and La Parka

Diamond Dallas Page def. Booker T for the WCW World Heavyweight title

I am building Haku as an actual threat, and can't stand Bagwell so I'm booking him into the ground until he asks for his release.

Chavo is comfortably more over than Helms, and now I can build Chavo vs Eddie for the Invasion PPV.

Booker is going to face Kane for the IC title at Summerslam so I wanted to clear him of his belts before then, which is why he had to lose to Hennig, but I heavily protected him in that loss.

I needed the ECW Tag belts away from Doring & Roadkill because they are nowhere near ready to look threatening to WWF teams. I nearly went with The Eliminators after bringing in John Kronus but instead went the obvious/easy route with The Dudleyz. I also wanted to get one of the ECW belts off Rhyno, which is why he dropped the TV belt to Raven.

I was going to stick with Palumbo & O'Haire and give them a chance but O'Haire got pinged on a drugs test and took his punishment badly and was then a problem backstage so I switched the tag belts to Rey & Kidman, which was another factor in Chavo getting the CW belt (although the Eddie feud probably would've secured that anyway).

DDP is going to face Taker at Summerslam to defend his title. I'm not doing the stalker angle (although I might do it for someone else, I just don't think it suited DDP). DDP & Booker will beat Taker & Kane at Invasion, but currently I'm planning on them both losing at Summerslam (partly for realism, partly because WCW will have been besting WWF for most of May, and all of June & July by then and I need them to wobble).

ECW won't be a part of the Invasion PPV officially but will continue to disrupt matches and attack both sides, until Vince relents before Summerslam and gives Heyman Sunday Night Heat, which will become ECW's little home at least until Survivor Series, so I can focus on WWF vs WCW but keep the extremists bubbling away somewhere.

Invasion is currently looking like this:

Haku vs Rikishi

Harris Brothers vs APA

Bagwell, Palumbo, O'Haire, Rhodes & Morrus vs Jericho, Angle, Gunn, Albert & Hardcore Holly

Hardyz vs Regal & Test

Chavo Guerrero vs Eddie Guerrero

Filthy Animalz vs Edge & Christian

Triple H vs Curt Hennig

Undertaker & Kane vs DDP & Booker

Steve Austin vs The Giant

And Summerslam:

Los Guerreros vs Too Cool (Chavo is CW champ/GMS is Light Heavyweight champ)

Filthy Animalz vs Edge & Christian vs The Hardyz vs Steiners for WCW & WWF World Tag Team titles (probably Ladder/TLC; Steiners are planned for start of August return)

Chris Jericho vs Curt Hennig for the WCW United States title

Kane vs Booker T for the WWF Intercontinental title

Undertaker vs Diamond Dallas Page for the WCW World Heavyweight title

The Rock vs The Giant

Steve Austin vs Triple H for the WWF World Heavyweight title

My long term plan is for four groups: McMahon loyalists, WWF loyalists, WCW, and ECW.

Instead of NWO being brought in as a virus to kill everyone, I'm going to have Triple H rise to the top of Vince's team and then bring in his Kliq buddies and, with Steph, enact a hostile takeover of the old man. After taking out Vince, Steph and Shane agree to split the company, which will bring in Raw and Nitro as the two brands under the WWE umbrella and a one-time draft, and I'll let that run without a brand-feud until the first 'contracts' come up, at which point competing over talent will spill over into another 'war', after which Vince will make his triumphant return, take full control, and put into place a brand split with a yearly draft and that will be the Invasion story done.

And somewhere in all of that I need to figure out the best time to bring in Flair, Hogan, Goldberg and Sting. And then how to spread the dream matches across my PPVs.

lukess11 · October 9, 2016

I have been playing Death of WCW a lot. I started my Invasion by having Haku win the Hardcore belt. I also had DDP debut by taking out Eddie. On my last Raw, I had RVD debut and join ECW. Palumbo and O'Haire debuted by taking out the Hardys and then defended the belts against X-Factor. I plan on doing a three faction war which will lead to a big war. Vince will be kicked out by WWF guys as Vince gets too petty. This will lead to Vince making his own group, which will turn out to be the nWo.

Millsybeast · October 10, 2016

Alot has happened since Summerslam 2020 in my save. The Brand split finally ended, and a few people left, leaviung me with a really good, but old, roster.

The Dusty Rhodes Tag Team Classic 2020 was good, the semi-finals being The New Nation (Langston/NoWayJose) beating The Uso's and The Briscoe Brothers beating The Bullet Club, with New Nation going over nd winning the Tournament. They will now challenge the Tag Champs The Wolves at Hell In A Cell, and I think I'll have them win too.

Hell In A Cell looks pretty good though:

- Reigns is on a tear, having three defences so far after winning the title from CM Punk at Wrestlemania. Lesnar looks like he could be in with a chance of stopping his title reign and win the gold back. He most definitely wont though, because I tried that last year and it really shat the main event matches up, so this will just be Lesnars last title match and he'll go back to having dream matches with other top people.

- Bray has had two successful title defences so farand isn't the worst, but I plan to only have one major title and the idea is for a Title v Title Unification match sometime later this year. I don't think it would go down with the crowd that well, but I plan for Cena to win the title and then challenge Reigns to a title v title match for Survivor Series. I think going into Wrestlemania next year Reigns will still be the champion though.

- The IC Title has been passed around alot in the past, before Austin Aries won it and kept it for just over a year, and then finally lost it to Joe. Joe then faced James Storm in his first feud for the title, before Bateman beat Zayn to become number one contender. I think it's too early for Joe to lose the title, he's going to have a dominant title reign I think, so Bateman will come up just short, prompting him to ask for a rematch next month.

- Ryder has has the US Title for a while, because I just didn't know what to do with him, so I let him hold the title for a while. Kofi is fresh off a heel turn and joining the New Nation, beating up friends of Ryder, so he's going after the US Title. Since I plan on 2021 being the year of the New Nation, it would make sense that Kofi wins the title now. Just to clarify, Ryder has been fighting with the New Nation throughout 2020, with title defences against Apollo Crews and No Way Jose (Twice). Leader Xavier Woods and Edward Langston are the only wrestlers in the group who haven't gone after it, because they think of themselves too highly to go for anything less than the WWE Title.

- The evil Almas was the first Cruiserweight Champion since the re-introduction of the title earlier this year, but has had enough time with the title. Enter 5 brave warriors to try take it off him in a Ladder match. I have a feeling that I will have either Ibushi or Kalisto win the title.

- Bayley just won the title after a freak accident caused her to have to pin the champ Sasha Banks. Sasha is now out for 4 months, and Bayley was not actually going to win the title yet, but I deal with what I was dealt. The Plan was to have Charlotte win the title from Sasha, leading to a triple threat between them at WM in which Bayley would win, but I guess the triple threat can still happen, just with Bayley as the champ going in.

- The Wolves have had 8 successful title defences so far, more than anyone in the history of WWE under me, so it's about time they lost the titles. New Nation won the Tag Team Classic, so it seems only fitting that they win the Titles from the Wolves.

In other news Curtis Axel passed away, so in December there will be a Curtis Axel Memorial Tournament PPV in remembrance of him for the next 2/3 years. Not sure who will win this years, though it will be a Midcard/Lower Midcard tournament and the winner can have a match against the US Champion. That sounds fun.

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