The PGHW Thread

[Yokai]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Anderz" data-cite="Anderz" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div><p> </p><p> Finally for now, I'm not sure who to have as an opponent for Yoshimi. I think Double K is probably my long term Summer feud but I need someone to hold Yoshimi over for a month or two. I feel like I would be wasting Kwakami at this stage as I know he isn't getting the Glory Crown yet but would it build him up more by losing? I'm not solid enough on my puroresu-ology to know whether the loss would help Kwakami at this point.</p><p> </p><p> </p></div></blockquote><p> </p><p> I like to use Raymond Diaz in this spot. He's close enough pop wise to justify a Main Event push and he can put on some really great matches. Push him as a monster foreign heel opposed to Yoshimi the Japanese face. Plus at his age in 2016 you're not doing him any harm by having him lose to Yoshimi. </p><p> </p><p> Alternatively, bringing back Buddy Garner to face Yoshimi could be fun.</p>

[RingRider]

After reading up on Anderz diary, I was inspired to fire up a PGHW game and have been very pleased with the results. Such a great promotion!

 

What's everyone's thoughts on the Figurehead position? I don't have Yoshi or Koiso in Time Decline...but they are 40 and 39 respectively. With this product I don't expect they will stay off that list for much longer.

 

My top choices would be Kozue or Ugaki but neither one are very strong babyfaces. Luckily Yoshi is giving Ugaki some tips in my save, but that's still only brought him up to a "65" babyface.

 

I'm leaning toward have PRIDE win the Elite Series after his return and ultimately dethroning Yoshi for the title and crowning him as Figurehead but also wondering if I should wait a year or so and see if Ugaki or Kozue become stronger babyfaces...

[Anderz]

<p>I'd say that off the bat Yoshimi and Kozue are best placed. I've not got a figurehead assigned so far though.</p><p> </p><p>

The only drawback with Yoshimi is his age really, he's not on my time decline list but it's only a matter a time before he is - I imagine he will be surpassed soon and that will make him a weaker figurehead.</p><p> </p><p>

But until that time, I don't think anyone else stands out as a certainty. As I said, Kozue has all the tools but I think Yoshimi is still too strong so overshadows him.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>

That being said, I'm not sure you need to have a figurehead. That's where I settled anyway. No candidate was an absolute 100% best in all areas so I've not taken the plunge yet.</p>

[RingRider]

I decided to pull the trigger on PRIDE for Figurehead. After winning the Elite Series he will go on to take the Glory Crown from Yoshi at Night of Fortitude to end the tour. Having never named or changed a figurehead before, I didn't realize that it takes a year to establish. Here's hoping the Koiso holds up, stays injury free and out of decline for a year plus.

[lotr13]

Anyone have any good stable ideas? I like to use them to make the "random puro six-mans" a little less random.

[thecoolestjedi12]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="lotr13" data-cite="lotr13" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Anyone have any good stable ideas? I like to use them to make the "random puro six-mans" a little less random.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> I usually make a list of workers who have a past or some interaction in my game, kinda like this.</p><p> </p><p> Stable 1: Kozue, PRIDE, Bussho, Chojiro</p><p> </p><p> Stable 2: Yoshimi, Masaru, Ryoma</p><p> </p><p> Stable 3: American Workers who know each other for example</p><p> </p><p> It depends on their bio and the relationships that develop over time with things like Protege and mentor relationships, best friends, etc.</p>

[lotr13]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="thecoolestjedi12" data-cite="thecoolestjedi12" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I usually make a list of workers who have a past or some interaction in my game, kinda like this.<p> </p><p> Stable 1: Kozue, PRIDE, Bussho, Chojiro</p><p> </p><p> Stable 2: Yoshimi, Masaru, Ryoma</p><p> </p><p> Stable 3: American Workers who know each other for example</p><p> </p><p> It depends on their bio and the relationships that develop over time with things like Protege and mentor relationships, best friends, etc.</p></div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Thanks for the ideas. Most of my "hidden gems" are BCG guys, so I'm bringing them in as an outsider faction too. Something to occupy the lower card while I build some of them (Razan) up.</p>

[Romans_Brass_Shovel]

<p>Never played as a Japanese company but I'm commenting here to say that in my American National company, I purchased a bankrupt Saisho, and within a few months I purchased a bankrupt PGHW. </p><p> </p><p>

I chose Jack Bruce and started ICE with a storyline reason. He wanted to turn heel and put over some younger stars, but Richard Eisen refused, so Bruce asked for his release or he'd sit out. Him leaving freed up a lot of cap room for SWF and allowed Bruce to start his own company which would go on to be the Number 1 company in the world within three years. His "real life" gimmick is making sure wrestling continues to have a place. So I've purchased MAW, Saisho, PGHW, CWWF (even though I don't have women's wrestling), GSW, and Pro Wrestling Max. Established each of them with weekly shows for 1:30. And all of them have boomed. I signed the ones that I wanted to Developmental contracts and the rest kept their jobs as is. Sent several of my veteran workers to these places as trainers and when someone graduates, I bring them to my own developmental company who are HUGE. After a little while there, I bring them to one of my brands.</p><p> </p><p>

As soon as the cool down for dropping to cult ends from back when I wasn't ready, I will rise straight to International and be able to hire all those wrestlers to development contracts. So my question for you guys is, in the beginning of 2019, who is worth bringing in to my main roster right off the jump? Cause I'm sure that most of them won't sign Dev deals.</p><p> </p><p>

I'm a risky sports entertainment international company with 90 pop in USA, Canada, and Mexico. 70 pop in UK and Europe, and 20 pop in Japan. Reverie just got Japan on to their coverage so I'm getting that exposure and need stars from Japan to appeal to that market. For now I have KC Glenn who spent some time over there. I'm pop=performance.</p>

[moafnsteel]

Just fired up a PGHW 2005 game as I wanted to play the with the PGHW greats that I have read about, as well as make them internationally known. The problem I am having is that when I try to run a weekly event (I have a touring highlight deal) it only gives me the option to sign it to a PPV deal. How do I have an event that is not shown on my PPV deal?

[thecoolestjedi12]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="moafnsteel" data-cite="moafnsteel" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Just fired up a PGHW 2005 game as I wanted to play the with the PGHW greats that I have read about, as well as make them internationally known. The problem I am having is that when I try to run a weekly event (I have a touring highlight deal) it only gives me the option to sign it to a PPV deal. How do I have an event that is not shown on my PPV deal?</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> You don't need to select a broadcaster for your tours when choosing on the broadcasters screen. It should automatically show on whatever broadcaster you signed with, so if you did a touring highlight deal with Japanese Sport Vision 2, it will automatically show your events as tors if you haven't chosen to have it seen as a ppv. So when you go the booking screen and the broadcasting box says pick a broadcaster, you don't pick one and it will automatically show on. I think that is how it works at the very least, maybe not....</p>

[moafnsteel]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="thecoolestjedi12" data-cite="thecoolestjedi12" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>You don't need to select a broadcaster for your tours when choosing on the broadcasters screen. It should automatically show on whatever broadcaster you signed with, so if you did a touring highlight deal with Japanese Sport Vision 2, it will automatically show your events as tors if you haven't chosen to have it seen as a ppv. So when you go the booking screen and the broadcasting box says pick a broadcaster, you don't pick one and it will automatically show on. I think that is how it works at the very least, maybe not....</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> That worked, thank you so much! I have played a Japanese company but for some reason I have had a desire to try PGHW.</p>

[moafnsteel]

How do people come up with tour names? I tried to google search but am having no luck.

[thecoolestjedi12]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="moafnsteel" data-cite="moafnsteel" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>How do people come up with tour names? I tried to google search but am having no luck.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> I Usually base it on things that relate to the PPV. like WARRIOR Spirit, Tour of PRIDE, HONOR & COURAGE. You can get super creative, I know some people use inspirations from poems, company history, specific feuds they have going on, etc. all types of stuff. Even if it sounds pretty cheesy, any tour name will do. For mines I usually try to incorporate the next PPV into the name</p>

[moafnsteel]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="thecoolestjedi12" data-cite="thecoolestjedi12" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I Usually base it on things that relate to the PPV. like WARRIOR Spirit, Tour of PRIDE, HONOR & COURAGE. You can get super creative, I know some people use inspirations from poems, company history, specific feuds they have going on, etc. all types of stuff. Even if it sounds pretty cheesy, any tour name will do. For mines I usually try to incorporate the next PPV into the name</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Thanks again for your help!</p>

[NewbWoody]

I was wondering how you guys book shows. For some reason I can never get B+ matches or events for that matter. Is there anything I should tweak product wise and is there any way I should book certain cards like longer main events or any other agent notes

[Tag01]

I was wondering how you guys book shows. For some reason I can never get B+ matches or events for that matter. Is there anything I should tweak product wise and is there any way I should book certain cards like longer main events or any other agent notes

 

For main eventer vs. main eventer you should be doing better than that with 20 min+ matches. B+ for a main eventer versus a midcarder is cool though. I feel like slow build note gets a better grade than not having one at all but they need ok psychology.

[Azul]

I don't like how the Cornellverse has its title histories. I understand why they do it, and that is to save time, but it is no realistic enough for me. The companies are around for 20-30 years and you end up with every single champion having at least a 4 month title reign, and probably 1 3 month title reign in the span of 20-30 years. That is not realistic at all. I understand that some companies will have long title reigns in the company but for 20-30 years and have it be guaranteed that each champion will win their first 4 title defenses is not realistic.

 

When I run a wrestling company the championships are beyond important. When someone wins a championship and holds it for a long time it is just as important as when a sports team wins a championship of their own. That is important I wish championships were in wrestling. My companies always have that.

 

So because I didn't like the Cornellverse PGHW title history I decided to create my own. I'm going to post it in this thread in case anyone wants to add it to their PGHW game.

 

These title reigns where based off of real life for realism. The length of reigns, the amount of title changes, the amount of guys to win the title etc were all based off of real life for the most realistic title history.

 

Few things to note:

 

1. Non-touring Months

1996-2001: February, August

2002-: February, June, October

 

2. TV deal for weekly show started on Wednesday and then later went to Thursday.

 

3. When the company is touring they run a "minor event" the 3rd to last Saturday of the month followed by another "minor event" the 2nd to last Saturday of the month followed by the main, big show the last Saturday of the month.

 

4. The only titles that ever existed were the PGHW Glory Crown, PGHW Glory Tag, PGHW Histoical Japan.

 

5. The only tournaments that ever existed were the PGHW Elite and PGHW Elite Tag.

 

6. The PGHW Elite Tag is also for the PGHW Glory Tag Crown, and the PGHW Elite is also for the PGHW Glory Crown.

 

7. Just like TEW there are no records for "vacant". If a title has to be vacant then you will see a gap in dates between when a champion loses a belt and when someone wins a belt. I would rather list the word vacant but TEW doesn't record it in their title history if you are to a vacant a title so I decided to not do it in mine.

 

8. There are a lot of times when a title becomes vacant. PGHW is known for its injury history more so then any other company especially between 2007-2009.

 

9. The alumni section for PGHW is severely lacking. It was impossible to create these title histories with the current alumni section as there was not enough people to hold the title. There are a few times when I added guys to the title history that didn't wrestler for PGHW at the time or guys that aren't in the Cornellverse. I didn't have a choice in order to do these title histories.

 

10. Sorry about the tab problems with the title histories. I copied and pasted them from MS Word and they got kind of mixed up.

 

 

 

 

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PGHW Glory Crown:

Koryusai Kitoaji 07/27/1996-03/29/1997 121 Days

Hito Ichihara 03/29/1997-11/28/1998 610 Days

Koryusai Kitoaji 11/28/1998-06/26/1999 211 Days

Hito Ichihara 06/26/1999-09/25/1999 092 Days

Java 09/25/1999-10/30/1999 036 Days

Dread 10/30/1999-01/29/2000 092 Days

Koryusai Kitoaji 01/29/2000-03/25/2000 057 Days

Dread 03/25/2000-01/27/2001 309 Days

Java 01/27/2001-01/27/2001 001 Day

Shuji Inukai 01/27/2001-01/26/2002 365 Days

Mito Miwa 01/26/2002-01/25/2003 365 Days

Yoshimi Mushashibo 01/25/2003-07/26/2003 183 Days

Eisaku Hoshino 07/26/2003-11/29/2003 127 Days

Yoshimi Mushashibo 11/29/2003-07/31/2004 246 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko 07/31/2004-03/26/2005 239 Days

Dread 03/26/2005-05/14/2005 050 Days

Eisaku Kunomasu 07/30/2005-11/26/2005 120 Days

Yoshimi Mushashibo 11/26/2005-05/27/2006 183 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko 05/27/2006-07/29/2006 064 Days

Yoshimi Mushashibo 07/29/2006-01/20/2007 176 Days

Shuji Inukai 03/31/2007-07/28/2007 120 Days

Buddy Garner 07/28/2007-10/27/2007 092 Days

Shuji Inukai 11/24/2007-01/12/2008 050 Days

Eisaku Kunomasu 03/29/2008-05/30/2009 428 Days

Bryan Vessey 05/30/2009-09/26/2009 120 Days

PRIDE Koiso 09/26/2009-05/29/2010 246 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko 05/29/2010-01/19/2011 236 Days

Kozue Kawashima 03/26/2011-03/31/2012 372 Days

Yoshimi Mushashibo 03/31/2012-07/27/2012 119 Days

Kozue Kawashima 07/27/2012-03/30/2013 247 Days

PRIDE Koiso 03/30/2013-08/31/2013 155 Days

Kozue Kawashima 08/31/2013-09/28/2013 029 Days

PRIDE Koiso 09/28/2013-12/28/2013 092 Days

Bussho Mokiguichi 12/28/2013-01/25/2014 029 Days

Tetsunari Yasuda 01/25/2014-07/26/2014 183 Days

Yoshimi Mushashibo 07/26/2014-11/29/2014 127 Days

PRIDE Koiso 11/29/2014-12/27/2015 394 Days

Yoshimi Mushashibo 12/27/2015- 005+ Days

 

Days with Title:

1. Yoshimi Mushashibo 1031+ Days

2. PRIDE Koiso 887 Days

3. Hito Ichihara 702 Days

4. Kozue Kawashima 648 Days

5. Eisaku Kunomasu 548 Days

6. Nobuatso Tatsuko 539 Days

7. Shuji Inukai 535 Days

8. Dread 451 Days

9. Koryusai Kitoaji 409 Days

10. Mito Miwa 365 Days

11. Tetsunari Yasuda 183 Days

12. Eisaku Hoshino 127 Days

13. Bryan Vessey 120 Days

14. Buddy Garner 092 Days

15. Java 037 Days

16. Bussho Mokiguichi 029 Days

 

 

 

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PGHW Glory Tag:

Koryusai Kitoaji and Shuji Inukai 07/27/1996-11/30/1996 127 Days

Bryan Holms and Java 11/30/1996-03/29/1997 120 Days

Atsishi Nagamichi and Kenji Fukamura 03/29/1997-03/29/1997 001 Days

Junnosuke Fukazawa and Kojiro Harada 03/29/1997-05/31/1997 064 Days

Mito Miwa and The Wolverine 05/31/1997-07/26/1997 057 Days

Atsishi Nagamichi and Kenji Fukamura 07/26/1997-01/31/1998 190 Days

Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo 01/31/1998-07/25/1998 176 Days

Eisaku Hoshino and Eisaku Kunomasu 07/25/1998-09/26/1998 064 Days

Mito Miwa and The Wolverine 09/26/1998-11/28/1998 064 Days

Aitsuo Kato and Hito Ichihara 11/28/1998-01/30/1999 064 Days

Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz 01/30/1999-05/29/1999 120 Days

Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo 05/29/1999-07/31/1999 064 Days

Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz 07/31/1999-09/25/1999 057 Days

Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo 09/25/1999-11/27/1999 064 Days

Eisaku Hoshino and Eisaku Kunomasu 11/27/1999-11/25/2000 365 Days

Mito Miwa and The Wolverine 11/25/2000-03/31/2001 127 Days

Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz 03/31/2001-12/28/2002 638 Days

Eisaku Hoshino and Mito Miwa 12/28/2002-05/31/2003 155 Days

Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz 05/31/2003-09/27/2003 120 Days

Eisaku Hoshino and Mito Miwa 09/27/2003-11/29/2003 064 Days

Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz 11/29/2003-03/27/2004 120 Days

Shimi Komatsuzaki and Shingen Mitsubishi 03/27/2004-08/04/2004 131 Days

Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz 08/04/2004-03/27/2005 236 Days

Eisaku Hoshino and Mito Miwa 03/27/2005-05/28/2005 063 Days

Chaos Demon #1 and Chaos Demon #2 05/28/2005-08/27/2005 092 Days

Eisaku Hoshino and Nobuatsu Tatsuko 08/27/2005-05/17/2006 264 Days

Doug Peak and Eddie Peak 05/17/2006-07/15/2006 060 Days

Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo 07/15/2006-01/06/2007 176 Days

Stuart Ferdinand and Yodo Nakane 01/06/2007-05/02/2007 118 Days

Bryan Holms and Buddy Garner 05/02/2007-05/17/2007 015 Days

Alexander Robinson and Lee Bennett 05/17/2007-07/28/2007 073 Days

Bryan Vessey and Larry Vessey 07/28/2007-09/29/2007 064 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko and Noriyori Sanda 09/29/2007-12/29/2007 092 Days

Bryan Vessey and Larry Vessey 12/29/2007-08/30/2008 246 Days

Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo 08/30/2008-03/28/2009 211 Days

PRIDE Koiso and Yoshimi Mushashibo 05/30/2009-01/30/2010 211 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko and Noriyori Sanda 01/30/2010-05/29/2010 120 Days

Alexander Robinson and Lee Bennett 05/29/2010-07/31/2010 064 Days

Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo 07/31/2010-09/02/2010 034 Days

Alexander Robinson and Lee Bennett 09/02/2010-01/29/2011 150 Days

Kozue Kawashima and PRIDE Koiso 01/29/2011-11/26/2011 302 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko and Noriyori Sanda 11/26/2011-12/31/2011 036 Days

Kozue Kawashima and PRIDE Koiso 12/31/2011-09/29/2012 274 Days

Akinori Kwakami and Mito Miwa 09/29/2012-11/24/2012 057 Days

Alexander Robinson and Lee Bennett 11/24/2012-11/30/2013 362 Days

Kozue Kawashima and PRIDE Koiso 11/30/2013-05/31/2014 183 Days

Akinori Kwakami and Mito Miwa 05/31/2014-08/30/2014 092 Days

Alexander Robinson and Lee Bennett 08/30/2014-09/27/2014 029 Days

BISON Yano and Brute Kikuchi 09/27/2014-11/29/2014 064 Days

Alexander Robinson and Lee Bennett 11/29/2014-01/25/2015 058 Days

Bussho Makiguchi and Chojiro Kitoaji 01/25/2015-05/31/2015 127 Days

Raymond Diaz and Seiji Jimbo 05/31/2015-08/29/2015 091 Days

Masaru Ugaki and Ryoma Muruyama 08/29/2015- 126+ Days

 

1. Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz 1291 Days

2. Kozue Kawashima and PRIDE Koiso 759 Days

3. Alexander Robinson and Lee Bennett 736 Days

4. Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo 725 Days

5. Eisaku Hoshino and Eisaku Kunomasu 429 Days

6. Bryan Vessey and Larry Vessey 310 Days

7. Eisaku Hoshino and Nobuatsu Tatsuko 264 Days

8. Mito Miwa and The Wolverine 248 Days

9. Nobuatsu Tatsuko and Noriyori Sanda 212 Days

10 Atsishi Nagamichi and Kenji Fukamura 191 Days

11. Akinori Kwakami and Mito Miwa 149 Days

12.Shimi Komatsuzaki and Shingen Mitsubishi 131 Days

13. Koryusai Kitoaji and Shuji Inukai 127 Days

13. Bussho Makiguchi and Chojiro Kitoaji 127 Days

15. Masaru Ugaki and Ryoma Muruyama 126+ Days

16. Bryan Holms and Java 120 Days

17. Stuart Ferdinand and Yodo Nakane 118 Days

18. Chaos Demon #1 and Chaos Demon #2 092 Days

19. Raymond Diaz and Seiji Jimbo 091 Days

20. Aitsuo Kato and Hito Ichihara 064 Days

21. Junnosuke Fukazawa and Kojiro Harada 064 Days

22. BISON Yano and Brute Kikuchi 064 Days

23. Doug Peak and Eddie Peak 060 Days

24. Nobuatsu Tatsuko and Noriyori Sanda 036 Days

25. Bryan Holms and Buddy Garner 015 Days

 

 

 

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PGHW Historical Japan:

Hito Ichihara 07/27/1996-05/31/1997 309 Days

Koryusai Kitoaji 05/31/1997-05/30/1998 365 Days

Mamoru Nagahama 05/30/1998-11/26/1998 181 Days

Shuji Inukai 11/28/1998-01/30/1999 064 Days

Mito Miwa 01/30/1999-02/27/1999 029 Days

Shuji Inukai 02/27/1999-03/27/1999 029 Days

Mito Miwa 03/27/1999-05/29/1999 064 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko 05/29/1999-06/26/1999 029 Days

Mito Miwa 06/26/1999-09/25/1999 092 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko 09/25/1999-10/28/2000 034 Days

Danger Kukasaka 10/28/2000-01/27/2001 092 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko 01/27/2001-01/26/2002 365 Days

Masayuki Shiga 01/26/2002-05/11/2002 106 Days

Nobuatsu Tatsuko 07/27/2002-01/25/2003 183 Days

Roku Sotomura 01/25/2003-03/29/2003 064 Days

Alexander Robinson 03/29/2003-11/29/2003 246 Days

PRIDE Koiso 11/29/2003-08/27/2005 638 Days

Bryan Holms 08/27/2005-03/25/2006 211 Days

Akinori Kwakami 03/25/2006-06/24/2006 092 Days

Masayuki Shiga 06/24/2006-09/30/2006 099 Days

Bryan Holms 09/30/2006-03/31/2007 183 Days

Joshua Taylor 03/31/2007-10/27/2007 211 Days

William Hayes 10/27/2007-02/23/2008 120 Days

Tetsunori Yasuda 02/23/2008-09/27/2008 218 Days

William Hayes 09/27/2008-01/31/2009 127 Days

Joshua Taylor 01/31/2009-03/28/2009 057 Days

William Hayes 03/28/2009-04/25/2009 029 Days

Tetsunori Yasuda 06/27/2009-01/30/2010 218 Days

Washi Heat 01/30/2010-03/27/2010 057 Days

William Hayes 03/27/2010-06/26/2010 092 Days

Chojiro Kitoaji 06/26/2010-10/07/2010 104 Days

Kazushige Matsuki 10/07/2010-12/31/2011 451 Days

Toshinobu Taku 12/31/2011-02/25/2012 057 Days

Roku Sotomura 02/25/2012-04/28/2012 064 Days

Chojiro Kitoajji 04/28/2012-10/27/2012 183 Days

Bussho Makiguichi 10/27/2012-02/23/2013 120 Days

Bryan Holms 02/23/2013-10/26/2013 246 Days

Eien Miyamoto 10/26/2013-02/22/2014 120 Days

Stone Yoshikawa 02/22/2014-05/31/2014 099 Days

William Hayes 05/31/2014-12/27/2014 211 Days

Simon Flemmingway 12/27/2014-02/28/2015 064 Days

Seiji Jimbo 02/28/2015- 308+ Days

 

 

1. William Hayes 676 Days

2. Bryan Holms 640 Days

3. Nobuatsu Tatsuko 584 Days

4. Kazushige Matsuki 451 Days

5. Tetsunori Yasuda 436 Days

6. Koryusai Kitoaji 365 Days

7. Hito Ichihara 309 Days

8. Seiji Jimbo 308+ Days

9. Joshua Taylor 268 Days

10. Masayuki Shiga 205 Days

11. Mito Miwa 185 Days

12. Mamoru Nagahama 181 Days

13. Bussho Makiguichi 120 Days

14. Eien Miyamoto 120 Days

15. Chojiro Kitoaji 104 Days

16. Kaushige Matsuki 099 Days

17. Stone Yoshikawa 099 Days

18. Shuji Inukai 093 Days

19. Danger Kukasaka 092 Days

20. Roku Sotomura 064 Days

20. Simon Flemmingway 064 Days

22. Toshinobu Taku 057 Days

23. Washi Heat 057 Days

 

 

 

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PGHW Elite Series:

Elite Series:

1998: Hito Ichihara

1999: Koryusai Kitoaji

2000: Dread

2001: Shuji Inukai

2002: Mito Miwa

2003: Yoshimi Mushashibo

2004: Yoshimi Mushashibo(2)

2005: Nobuatsu Tatsuko

2006: Yoshimi Mushashibo(3)

2007: Shuji Inukai(2)

2008: Eisaku Kunomasu

2009: Eisaku Kunomasu(2)

2010: PRIDE Koiso

2011: Kozue Kawashima

2012: Yoshimi Mushashibo(4)

2013: PRIDE Koiso(2)

2014: Tetsunari Yasuda

2015: PRIDE Koiso(3)

 

Elite Series Wins:

1. Yoshimi Mushashibo 4 Wins

2. PRIDE Koiso 3 Wins

3. Eisaku Kunomasu 2 Wins

3. Shuji Inukai 2 Wins

5. Dread 1 Win

6. Hito Ichihara 1 Win

6. Koryusai Kitoaji 1 Win

6. Kozue Kawashima 1 Win

6. Mito Miwa 1 Win

6. Nobuatsu Tatsuko 1 Win

6. Tetsunari Yasuda 1 Win

 

 

 

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PGHW Elite Tag Series:

1998: Mito Miwa and The Wolverine

1999: Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo

2000: Eisaku Hoshino and Eisaku Kunomasu

2001: Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz

2002: Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz (2)

2003: Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz (3)

2004: Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz (4)

2005: Eisaku Hoshino and Nobuatsu Tatsuko

2006: Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo (2)

2007: Nobuatsu Tatsuko and Noriyori Sanda

2008: Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo (3)

2009: PRIDE Koiso and Yoshimi Mushashibo

2010: Alexander Robinson and Lee Bennett

2011: Kozue Kawashima and PRIDE Koiso

2012: Akinori Kwakami and Mito Miwa

2013: Alexander Robinson and Lee Bennett (2)

2014: BISON Yano and Brute Kikuchi

2015: Masaru Ugaki and Ryoma Muruyama

 

 

1. Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz 4 Wins

2. Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo 3 Wins

3. Alexander Robison and Lee Bennett 2 Wins

4. Akininori Kwakami and Mito Miwa 1 Win

4. BISON Yano and Brute Kikuchi 1 Win

4. Eisaku Hoshino and Eisaku Kunomasu 1 Win

4. Eisaku Hoshino and Nobuatsu Tatsuko 1 Win

4. Kozue Kawashima and PRIDE Koiso 1 Win

4. Masaru Ugaki and Ryoma Muruyama 1 Win

4. Mito Miwa and The Wolverine 1 Win

4. Nobuatsu Tatsuko and Noriyori Sanda 1 Win

4. PRIDE Koiso and Yoshimi Mushashibo 1 Win

 

 

 

 

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I also don't like the end of the year awards lol I'm picky. I feel like there is too much parody in them and I don't feel they are realistic enough so I redid them too. This is especially true for the tag team of the year awards. I only did a few of the awards though and left the rest blank.

 

Wrestler Of The Year:

2015: Champagne Lover(3)

2014: Tommy Cornell(2)

2013: Champagne Lover(2)

2012: Champagne Lover

2011: Steve DeColt

2010: Soul Taker

2009: Yoshimi Mushashibo(4)

2008: Yoshimi Mushashibo(3)

2007: Yoshimi Mushashibo(2)

2006: Yoshimi Mushashibo

2005: Tommy Cornell

2004: Dan Stone Jr.

2003: Duane Stone

2002: Shuji Inukai

2001: Sean McFly(2)

2000: Sean McFly

1999: Jeremy Stone(2)

1998: Jeremy Stone

1997: Elemental II

1996: Sam Keith

 

 

 

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Tag Team Of The Year:

2015: Randy Bumfhole and Zimmy Bumfhole

2014: Dan Stone Jr. and Duane Stone (3)

2013: Sanetomo Shiraishi and Sessue Kawate

2012: Guide and Scout (3)

2011: Guide and Scout (2)

2010: Yasuhiko Taira and Yasunobu Masuno

2009: Guide and Scout

2008: Dan Stone Jr. and Jeremy Stone

2007: Nobuatsu Tatsuko and Noriyori Sanda

2006: Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo (2)

2005: Shuji Inukai and Yoshimi Mushashibo

2004: Dan Stone Jr. and Duane Stone (2)

2003: Eisaku Hoshino and Mito Miwa

2002: Lee Wright and Raymond Diaz

2001: Dan Stone Jr. and Duane Stone

2000: Bryan Vessey and Larry Vessey (3)

1999: Bryan Vessey and Larry Vessey (2)

1998: Warlord Agony and Wardlord Pain

1997: Bryan Vessey and Larry Vessey (1)

1996: Demon Anger and Demon Spite

 

 

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Female Wrestler Of The Year:

2015: DEVIL Karube (3)

2014: Raven Nightfall (4)

2013: Raven Nightfall(3)

2012: Joanne Rodriquez(2)

2011: DEVIL Karube(2)

2010: DEVIL Karuve

2009: Raven Nightfall

2008: Raven Nightfall

2007: Sensational Ogiwara(7)

2006: Sensational Ogiwara(6)

2005: Joanne Rodriquez

2004: Belle Bryden

2003: Sensational Ogiwara(5)

2002: Thunder Hike

2001: Sensational Ogiwara(4)

2000: Sensational Ogiwara(3)

1999: Sensational Ogiwara(2)

1998: Crusher Ichihara(2)

1997: Crusher Ichihara

1996: Sensational Ogiwara

[Azul]

I wanted to make this a separate post so it didn't get lost in my last post. Every time I have a big match for PGHW the rating gets killed because the commentary wasn't good enough. I hired the best commentators in the game. Has anyone found a fix around this problem? I'm surprised this hasn't come up yet.

[NewbWoody]

<p>Hey everyone, so I just started a new game with PGHW. I got the itch to play with them after watching wrestle kingdom 11. I must say this is probably the most fun I've had playing this years TEW. I just finished up the month of March with the Elite Series Tournament coming to an end. My final 4 were Mushashibo, Ugaki, Garner and Kawashima. I had Kozue go over Mushashibo in the finals to win the Elite Series but didn't have the Glory Crown title on the line. I will eventually have Mushashibo drop the title to Kozue but he's putting on such good main event matches I wasn't really ready to pull the trigger yet.</p><p> </p><p>

I had a 16 man tourney for the Elite Series. I had mainly PGHW roster guys in it but I brought in Duane Stone and Bryan Vessey due to my working agreement with NOTBPW and TCW. Right now I'm putting on better shows then BHOTWG consistently. I just wanted some input from you guys because I'm almost positive you are better at running PGHW then I am. I'm going to eventually put some stables together but I'm not positive when I'm going to start that. I was wondering if there is anyway I can sign people that have loyalty to another company. I assume not cause I've tried with no luck. BHOTWG have let some guys go recently but they are mostly the juicing burning division guys which doesn't really fit PGHWs style so I just let them go to WLW if they sign anywhere. </p><p> </p><p>

I was also wondering how you set up a tour highlight show. Do you basically just run events and that is the tour highlight or can I simply just run the Kings Road TV show and that will be a part of the highlight show. Any suggestions on signings I should make would be greatly appreciated. I've only signed a few guys from the US cause I mainly wanted workers from Japan in the promotion. Would love to see any ideas from you guys if you have any. Thanks</p>

[thecoolestjedi12]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Azul" data-cite="Azul" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I wanted to make this a separate post so it didn't get lost in my last post. Every time I have a big match for PGHW the rating gets killed because the commentary wasn't good enough. I hired the best commentators in the game. Has anyone found a fix around this problem? I'm surprised this hasn't come up yet.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Unfortunately the announce scene is Japan is pretty bare, I would recommend going after BHOTWG's top announcers when the time comes, I just try to make sure the match4es are good enough that the penalty won't affect it too much. </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Hey everyone, so I just started a new game with PGHW. I got the itch to play with them after watching wrestle kingdom 11. I must say this is probably the most fun I've had playing this years TEW. I just finished up the month of March with the Elite Series Tournament coming to an end. My final 4 were Mushashibo, Ugaki, Garner and Kawashima. I had Kozue go over Mushashibo in the finals to win the Elite Series but didn't have the Glory Crown title on the line. I will eventually have Mushashibo drop the title to Kozue but he's putting on such good main event matches I wasn't really ready to pull the trigger yet.<p> </p><p> I had a 16 man tourney for the Elite Series. I had mainly PGHW roster guys in it but I brought in Duane Stone and Bryan Vessey due to my working agreement with NOTBPW and TCW. Right now I'm putting on better shows then BHOTWG consistently. I just wanted some input from you guys because I'm almost positive you are better at running PGHW then I am. I'm going to eventually put some stables together but I'm not positive when I'm going to start that. I was wondering if there is anyway I can sign people that have loyalty to another company. I assume not cause I've tried with no luck. BHOTWG have let some guys go recently but they are mostly the juicing burning division guys which doesn't really fit PGHWs style so I just let them go to WLW if they sign anywhere.</p><p> </p><p> I was also wondering how you set up a tour highlight show. Do you basically just run events and that is the tour highlight or can I simply just run the Kings Road TV show and that will be a part of the highlight show. Any suggestions on signings I should make would be greatly appreciated. I've only signed a few guys from the US cause I mainly wanted workers from Japan in the promotion. Would love to see any ideas from you guys if you have any. Thanks </p></div></blockquote><p> </p><p> The Loyalty system is pretty much set as it is unfortunately but you can grab guys like Koshiro and Matthew Keith from burning and there is a junior wrestler in the small junior only company that isn't loyal and just great in the ring. Plus the American indies has ton of great workers that just need exposure in Japan to grab.</p><p> </p><p> The Tv Highlights system doesn't work like it did in Tew 2013 unfortunately, so TV shows are kinda similar to American style where they are not highlights, but a entire show shown on Tv, so I usually run 2 tour shows a week plus TV to have 3 shows to build up for the PPV, etc. </p><p> </p><p> I recommend Greg Gauge, Rhino Umaga/Samoan Machine, The Ring Generals, Nigel Svensson, Those are the ones I usually sign for every PGHW game as they become stars down the line.</p>

[NewbWoody]

I just started a new PGHW save file and I was wondering what everyone does with PGHW when the Tsunami hits. I'm not sure if I should trim the roster down to the minimum or just keep doing what I'm doing. As of right now I have two TV shows with a brand split roster that isn't split in the game because I didn't want to have such a big roster. I don't run tours anymore I just run the two tv shows a week and a PPV at the end of the month because show costs are becoming too much.

[Poputt]

I just started a new PGHW save file and I was wondering what everyone does with PGHW when the Tsunami hits. I'm not sure if I should trim the roster down to the minimum or just keep doing what I'm doing. As of right now I have two TV shows with a brand split roster that isn't split in the game because I didn't want to have such a big roster. I don't run tours anymore I just run the two tv shows a week and a PPV at the end of the month because show costs are becoming too much.

 

Ride it out. That's all you can do.

[BHK1978]

<p>How do you run a profit in PGHW? </p><p> </p><p>

I have only played the first month and I am losing money hand over fist. I was running two touring shows a week plus the TV show but I quickly realized that was not going to work as my roster was getting too banged up. Therefore, after the PPV ran I stopped doing the weekly touring shows and just ran TV for two weeks. </p><p> </p><p>

I am only two wrestlers over the required limit, so cutting costs that way is probably not going to work (I lost a little over three hundred thousand in the first month). So I am at a loss as to what I can do to make this a profitable company.</p>

[moafnsteel]

I have never had too much of an issue turning a profit. What helps is rotating who is in each of the touring shows, a lot of 3v3, 4v4, etc. Also to cut costs see who is on PPA or touring and use them minimal throughout the month. If I am not mistaken the starting PPV carrier is not the greatest and you can usually cancel that deal and get a better deal with a better provider. If memory serves me correct (I don't have the game in front of me) you can sign with the HUGE PPV provider, and I have never had any problems meeting their late night rating requirement.

[BHK1978]

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="moafnsteel" data-cite="moafnsteel" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="41355" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I have never had too much of an issue turning a profit. What helps is rotating who is in each of the touring shows, a lot of 3v3, 4v4, etc. Also to cut costs see who is on PPA or touring and use them minimal throughout the month. If I am not mistaken the starting PPV carrier is not the greatest and you can usually cancel that deal and get a better deal with a better provider. If memory serves me correct (I don't have the game in front of me) you can sign with the HUGE PPV provider, and I have never had any problems meeting their late night rating requirement.</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Workers don't complain about being held off cards? I know when I run SWF shows all they do is complain about not being used, so I was wondering if that is the case for the workers of PGHW.</p><p> </p><p> I will have to look into the PPV thing. Right now I am in the off month so I will have to wait. </p><p> </p><p> Thank you for the advice. Prior to TEW16 I only tired the Japanese scene a couple of times and then I would give up and go back to America. Therefore, I really have very little knowledge on how to play as a Japanese company (especially a touring company).</p>