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TPWF: The Premier Wrestling Federation (A TEW Diary)

 

Alright, folks. I got the TEW bug again, but this time I'm looking to actually write up a diary for it which I haven't done in a long time. And what better place... THAN RIGHT HERE.. ON THE GDS FORUMS -thumbs up and smile-

 

Usually when I do these games on my own, I just write my own personal diary that I enjoy reading months from now. For this though, I decided to do it in a different format.

 

All my live show results will be written up as if it was a Wrestling Observer Newsletter.

 

After I did this for my first couple of shows, I realized I was putting in a lot of effort just for myself. So why not share it?

 

So far, I've only committed to doing only my PPV results. But I think in time I'll make it a "best of the week" news recap as well with results from other companies, like in the real world WON.

 

I also plan on writing up news updates like match announcements similar to F4WOnline news articles.

 

I've been reading Observers newsletters for years now, and I feel like I can somewhat capture Meltzer's language. So if it reminds you of Big Daddy Meltz let me know!

 

Some things to note when you read the Newsletters:

 

* The matches will use the same bell time as the in-game times in TEW.

* Bolded matches are PPV/broadcasted matches. Non-bolded matches are pre-show matches. You'll see what i mean when you read the results.

* Star ratings are a kind of formula that I used all my life (from way back in EWR) and I've seen it now used by other people who figured the same idea. Here are what they translate to while using in-game numbers:

50 and below = DUD or just no ratings

51-53 = 1/4*

54-56 = 1/2*

57-59 = 3/4*

60 = *

61-63 = *1/4

all the way up to

90 = ****

91-93 = ****1/4

94-96 = ****1/2

97-99 = ****3/4

100 = *****

 

Midcard matches, and lower prestige titles tend to draw lower ratings despite being good matches. Case in point, I have a Junior Heavyweight division and while the workers are great, I can only get a certain rating. So for now I'll be writing them as if they were good matches, even though the actual match ratings may be low.

 

 

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To lead into the first Newsletter I'll just provide some details about the promotion.

 

TPWF was made by a group of diehard fans from a message board, who were well off in their lives, and managed to converge, pool together their finances and work their way to investors and secured some serious cash to not only open a wrestling promotion and realize their fanatical dreams, but also securing their most favorite wrestlers in the world. All with the goal of creating a company with THE dream roster.

 

WWE guys, Japan guys, and other indy talent all accepted lucrative deals that they simply could not pass up. But don't worry, WWE still has Roman Reigns, NJPW has Hiroshi Tanahashi and there remains plenty of talent in the world.

 

The schedule will be one PPV per month without TV. Although I'll be looking to get a TV deal soon but that'll all be covered in the following updates.

 

 

 

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Titles:

TPWF World Heavyweight Championship

TPWF Intercontinental Championship

TPWF World Junior Heavyweight Championship

TPWF World Tag Team Championships

 

The main roster is as follows:

 

 

 

Faces

 

Bryan Danielson (Daniel Bryan)

AJ Styles

Seth Rollins

Ricochet

Will Ospreay

Rocky Romero

Tyler Bate

Trent Seven

Johnny Gargano

Fergal Devitt (Finn Balor)

KUSHIDA

Dragon Lee

Pentagon Jr.

Eddie Edwards

Davey Richards

Alex Shelley

Chris Sabin

Mascara Dorada (Gran Metalik)

Zack Sabre Jr.

Kota Ibushi

Mark Briscoe

Jay Briscoe

Jimmy Uso

Jey Uso

Flip Gordon

Rey Mysterio

Akira Tozawa

 

 

Heels

 

Chris Jericho

Samoa Joe

Nic Nemeth (Dolph Ziggler)

Mike Mizanin (The Miz)

Shinsuke Nakamura

Kenny Omega

Cody (Cody Rhodes)

Matt Jackson

Nick Jackson

Razor (Rezar)

Aka (Akam)

Dash Wilder

Scott Dawson

Pete Dunne

Roderick Strong

Kyle O’Reilly

Adam Cole

Tama Tonga

Tanga Loa

Hiromu Takahashi

Sami Zayn

Kevin Steen (Kevin Owens)

Marty Scurll

PAC (Neville)

 

 

Face Teams

 

Mustache Mountain (Tyler Bate & Trent Seven)

American Wolves (Eddie Edwards & Davey Richards)

Motor City Machine Guns (Alex Shelley & Chris Sabin)

The Briscoe Brothers (Mark & Jay Briscoe)

The Usos (Jimmy & Jey Uso)

 

Heel Teams

 

Young Bucks (Matt & Nick Jackson)

Authors of Pain (Razor & Aka)

The Revival (Dash Wilder & Scott Dawson)

Undisputed Era (O’Reilly, Strong & Cole)

Guerillas of Destiny (Tama Tonga & Tanga Loa)

Kevin Steen & Sami Zayn

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<p><strong>January 06, 2018 Wrestling Observer Newsletter: TPWF Debuts, Sells Out Tickets, Big Business</strong></p><p> </p><p>

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<em>(OOC: Let me know how this read and the format. Also I noticed images don't embed on here, is that normal?)</em></p>

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<p><strong>February 11, 2018 Wrestling Observer Newsletter: Royal Rumble 2018, TPWF Encore Results, WWE & Impact Roster Changes</strong></p><p> </p><p>

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