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franticloser · August 14, 2019

The next NXT class has been announced

EVOLVE Champion Austin Theory

Santana Garrett.

Former Division I football player Tehuti Miles

CFL and AFL alumnus EJ Nduka

Aleksandar Jaksic

Briana Brandy

Rita Reis

Marcos Gomes

Catalina Garcia.

alpha2117 · August 15, 2019

I hadn't heard this, gonna be interesting to see how she does.

She certainly fits in with what Vince likes, Blonde - check, Hot - check. Forget who I saw report it - maybe Diva Dirt. Her downside is fairly obvious in that she's moderate in ring so Trips is probably less keen. If I was them I'd hire her because those YouTube numbers indicate she could succeed but at what level is pure speculation. Neither she nor King Cuerno (El Hijo) were mentioned in the press releases today but in the past there have been several press releases so it's still possible they are heading there.

Meanwhile Japanese vet Kendo Kashin (Tokimitsu Ishizawa) has been hired by the WWE as a Trainer at the Performance Center.

Heres more details on the new class people

At age 22, Austin White, aka Austin Theory, is one of sports-entertainment's fastest-rising young prospects. Hailing from McDonough, Ga., White already has experience facing top NXT Superstars as part of the black-and-gold brand's relationship with EVOLVE Wrestling. He won the EVOLVE Title from Fabian Aichner last December in a Triple Threat Match that also featured Roderick Strong, and has since battled the likes of Adam Cole and Johnny Gargano at EVOLVE events. He also made his WWE Network debut in July, defeating JD Drake to win the WWN Title at the EVOLVE 10th Anniversary Celebration.

Ocala, Fla.'s Santana Garrett was a competitor in the inaugural Mae Young Classic and has also been featured on NXT TV. Since making her in-ring debut, Garrett has accumulated many titles and accolades, including winning the Cauliflower Alley Club's Future Legend Award in 2014, a distinction once bestowed upon Kurt Angle. She was inspired to pursue sports-entertainment by her father, former wrestler "TNT" Keny G, and has been mentored by WWE Hall of Famers like Scott Hall and Larry Zbyszko. Garrett has also wrestled internationally, competing in Japan and Chile, among other locales.

U.S. Army veteran and former Division I football player Tehuti Miles attended WWE tryouts in 2017 and 2018. The 210-pounder from Silver Spring, Md., played multiple positions for the University of Maryland Terrapins after serving in the military, which included a tour of duty in Afghanistan. More recently, Miles has gained wrestling experience competing on Maryland's independent circuit.

Six-foot-six, 265-pounder EJ Nduka brings a diverse athletic background to the Performance Center. He played professional football for four years, including stints in the CFL, IFL and AFL, and later became a champion bodybuilder. Nduka has also trained in mixed martial arts and boxing. He attended tryouts at the WWE Performance Center in December 2018 and April 2019.

Twenty-four-year-old Aleksandar Jaksic played semi-pro basketball in Germany before setting his sights on the ring. The 6-foot-5, 230-pounder initially trained under former WWE Intercontinental Champion Santino Marella at the Battle Arts Academy in Canada and has also received coaching from former WCW star Alex Wright. He has spent the past several years wrestling in Germany under the alias "LX Ken," and he took part in WWE's tryout in Cologne last November.

Briana Brandy has one of the most unique paths to the Performance Center. An aspiring hip-hop artist who toured alongside the likes of Soulja Boy and Jadakiss, the 5-foot-9 Brandy has years of ninjutsu and "extreme CrossFit" training under her belt. She also played basketball and was a competitive swimmer in high school. Brandy previously attended a WWE tryout in June 2017.

The new class also includes several athletes recruited from last December's tryout in Santiago, Chile, WWE's first camp in the country, which drew dozens of attendees from throughout Latin America.

Brazil's Rita Reis, 24, is a Jiu-Jitsu world champion and a multi-time medalist in both Jiu-Jitsu and judo. She's won titles in not only her native country, but throughout Europe as well. Reis also took home the gold in the Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship in 2017.

Marcos Gomes, also of Brazil, joins the WWE Performance Center from the world of combat sports. The 260-pounder specializes in Jiu-Jitsu but also trains in boxing and wrestling, and is an instructor in Muay Thai.

Catalina Garcia, from Chile, goes by the professional alias "La Diva del Ring" Jessy on the independent wrestling circuit. Garcia has competed in Chilean promotions 5 Luchas – Clandestino and MAX Lucha Libre, as well as the Santiago-based Revolución Lucha Libre, where she is a two-time women's champion.

https://www.wrestlinginc.com/news/2019/08/wwe-announces-new-performance-center-class-with-austin-658466/

landxx · August 15, 2019

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="alpha2117" data-cite="alpha2117" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="46767" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>She certainly fits in with what Vince likes, Blonde - check, Hot - check. Forget who I saw report it - maybe Diva Dirt. Her downside is fairly obvious in that she's moderate in ring so Trips is probably less keen. If I was them I'd hire her because those YouTube numbers indicate she could succeed but at what level is pure speculation. Neither she nor King Cuerno (El Hijo) were mentioned in the press releases today but in the past there have been several press releases so it's still possible they are heading there. Meanwhile Japanese vet Kendo Kashin (Tokimitsu Ishizawa) has been hired by the WWE as a Trainer at the Performance Center. Heres more details on the new class people At age 22, Austin White, aka Austin Theory, is one of sports-entertainment's fastest-rising young prospects. Hailing from McDonough, Ga., White already has experience facing top NXT Superstars as part of the black-and-gold brand's relationship with EVOLVE Wrestling. He won the EVOLVE Title from Fabian Aichner last December in a Triple Threat Match that also featured Roderick Strong, and has since battled the likes of Adam Cole and Johnny Gargano at EVOLVE events. He also made his WWE Network debut in July, defeating JD Drake to win the WWN Title at the EVOLVE 10th Anniversary Celebration. Ocala, Fla.'s Santana Garrett was a competitor in the inaugural Mae Young Classic and has also been featured on NXT TV. Since making her in-ring debut, Garrett has accumulated many titles and accolades, including winning the Cauliflower Alley Club's Future Legend Award in 2014, a distinction once bestowed upon Kurt Angle. She was inspired to pursue sports-entertainment by her father, former wrestler "TNT" Keny G, and has been mentored by WWE Hall of Famers like Scott Hall and Larry Zbyszko. Garrett has also wrestled internationally, competing in Japan and Chile, among other locales. U.S. Army veteran and former Division I football player Tehuti Miles attended WWE tryouts in 2017 and 2018. The 210-pounder from Silver Spring, Md., played multiple positions for the University of Maryland Terrapins after serving in the military, which included a tour of duty in Afghanistan. More recently, Miles has gained wrestling experience competing on Maryland's independent circuit. Six-foot-six, 265-pounder EJ Nduka brings a diverse athletic background to the Performance Center. He played professional football for four years, including stints in the CFL, IFL and AFL, and later became a champion bodybuilder. Nduka has also trained in mixed martial arts and boxing. He attended tryouts at the WWE Performance Center in December 2018 and April 2019. Twenty-four-year-old Aleksandar Jaksic played semi-pro basketball in Germany before setting his sights on the ring. The 6-foot-5, 230-pounder initially trained under former WWE Intercontinental Champion Santino Marella at the Battle Arts Academy in Canada and has also received coaching from former WCW star Alex Wright. He has spent the past several years wrestling in Germany under the alias "LX Ken," and he took part in WWE's tryout in Cologne last November. Briana Brandy has one of the most unique paths to the Performance Center. An aspiring hip-hop artist who toured alongside the likes of Soulja Boy and Jadakiss, the 5-foot-9 Brandy has years of ninjutsu and "extreme CrossFit" training under her belt. She also played basketball and was a competitive swimmer in high school. Brandy previously attended a WWE tryout in June 2017. The new class also includes several athletes recruited from last December's tryout in Santiago, Chile, WWE's first camp in the country, which drew dozens of attendees from throughout Latin America. Brazil's Rita Reis, 24, is a Jiu-Jitsu world champion and a multi-time medalist in both Jiu-Jitsu and judo. She's won titles in not only her native country, but throughout Europe as well. Reis also took home the gold in the Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship in 2017. Marcos Gomes, also of Brazil, joins the WWE Performance Center from the world of combat sports. The 260-pounder specializes in Jiu-Jitsu but also trains in boxing and wrestling, and is an instructor in Muay Thai. Catalina Garcia, from Chile, goes by the professional alias "La Diva del Ring" Jessy on the independent wrestling circuit. Garcia has competed in Chilean promotions 5 Luchas – Clandestino and MAX Lucha Libre, as well as the Santiago-based Revolución Lucha Libre, where she is a two-time women's champion. <a href="https://www.wrestlinginc.com/news/2019/08/wwe-announces-new-performance-center-class-with-austin-658466/" rel="external nofollow">https://www.wrestlinginc.com/news/2019/08/wwe-announces-new-performance-center-class-with-austin-658466/</a></div></blockquote> Thank u for this its means a lot for me and really helps!

landxx · August 23, 2019

News update:

So all new NXT class has been added everything from photos to bios and stats.Few more pic will be added to September Pics update( right now it has 18 new pics) , all title changes been updated and right now i just waiting for AEW All out and then will release September update.

landxx · August 24, 2019

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Maybe it's just me, but donations for mods shouldn't be allowed. I know first hand that it takes a lot of time and research to create a good/decent mod, but asking for money shouldn't be considered an option.

landxx · August 24, 2019

Maybe it's just me, but donations for mods shouldn't be allowed. I know first hand that it takes a lot of time and research to create a good/decent mod, but asking for money shouldn't be considered an option.

First of all i dont ask for money i will continue do everything for free just if anyone want to donate they can thats why i posted it

Suplexcity · August 26, 2019

I don't want to sound ungrateful but I just want a mod to have the full NJPW schedule with the multiple nights for tournaments they do. It's just so tedious to do it with every new mod.

Fleisch · August 26, 2019

I don't want to sound ungrateful but I just want a mod to have the full NJPW schedule with the multiple nights for tournaments they do. It's just so tedious to do it with every new mod.

Here is the problem you tend to run into. If the AI is controlling them, they will not run all those multiple night tournaments (they will put a winner on the first event of that month) and it will have been time you could have spent on other things. You cannot cater every promotion exactly the way they run in real life, because the AI does not treat the world as a real world. It's the same reason you wont see a 205 brand for WWE in most mods, because the AI will book it as a normal brand and you'll have women and heavyweights fighting on the card. The player has to assume some responsibility for setting their promotions up themselves otherwise it is an absolute mess. It's a shame you find adding this tedious, but imagine how tedious modmakers find most things in modding a huge data set to be and you'll realise (or maybe you wont) that your having to add a few extra events in, isn't actually that bad.

landxx · August 26, 2019

Here is the problem you tend to run into. If the AI is controlling them, they will not run all those multiple night tournaments (they will put a winner on the first event of that month) and it will have been time you could have spent on other things. You cannot cater every promotion exactly the way they run in real life, because the AI does not treat the world as a real world. It's the same reason you wont see a 205 brand for WWE in most mods, because the AI will book it as a normal brand and you'll have women and heavyweights fighting on the card. The player has to assume some responsibility for setting their promotions up themselves otherwise it is an absolute mess. It's a shame you find adding this tedious, but imagine how tedious modmakers find most things in modding a huge data set to be and you'll realise (or maybe you wont) that your having to add a few extra events in, isn't actually that bad.

Thank you Fleisch for clearing this up, you great as always

Suplexcity · August 26, 2019

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Fleisch" data-cite="Fleisch" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="46767" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Here is the problem you tend to run into. If the AI is controlling them, they will not run all those multiple night tournaments (they will put a winner on the first event of that month) and it will have been time you could have spent on other things. You cannot cater every promotion exactly the way they run in real life, because the AI does not treat the world as a real world. It's the same reason you wont see a 205 brand for WWE in most mods, because the AI will book it as a normal brand and you'll have women and heavyweights fighting on the card. The player has to assume some responsibility for setting their promotions up themselves otherwise it is an absolute mess. It's a shame you find adding this tedious, but imagine how tedious modmakers find most things in modding a huge data set to be and you'll realise (or maybe you wont) that your having to add a few extra events in, isn't actually that bad.</div></blockquote> This would make sense if it wasn't easier to remove events from the database than it is to add them within the schedule. The events could even be se to dormant at the start of the save so deleting the events wouldn't even have to be an option. Setting to active from dormant would be a lot easier than setting dates and lenghts. Although I'm not sure if the AI actually activates those at some point.

landxx · August 26, 2019

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Suplexcity" data-cite="Suplexcity" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="46767" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This would make sense if it wasn't easier to remove events from the database than it is to add them within the schedule. The events could even be se to dormant at the start of the save so deleting the events wouldn't even have to be an option. Setting to active from dormant would be a lot easier than setting dates and lenghts. Although I'm not sure if the AI actually activates those at some point.</div></blockquote> Hmm i dont think AI ever activate dormant events . But for your sake i will try fix NJPW schedule for October and it will be major time taker for that update.And the September update is set and done only waiting for title changes and All out results.

Fleisch · August 26, 2019

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Suplexcity" data-cite="Suplexcity" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="46767" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>This would make sense if it wasn't easier to remove events from the database than it is to add them within the schedule. The events could even be se to dormant at the start of the save so deleting the events wouldn't even have to be an option. Setting to active from dormant would be a lot easier than setting dates and lenghts. Although I'm not sure if the AI actually activates those at some point.</div></blockquote> While I can see it from your point (and as far as the AI, I don't think they reactivate dormant events), if a mod maker does it for NJPW, they will have to do it for AJPW, NOAH, Stardom, DDT, Dragon Gate etc... just in case someone want's to play as them. It isn't through laziness, or to annoy, it is through trial and error when it comes to trying to get the AI to use the multi night tournament format (something I hope we can do properly in 2020). Obviously each mod maker to their own and I would never tell someone else how to set up their mods etc. but you then open up the whole Mexico Event issue where they have multiple events at specific arenas with different luchadors working the cards (CMLL between 2nd and 6th of August held 7 shows for example). On top of that you would then have the likes of CHIKARA who hold multi-night events such as King of Trios. It wouldn't be "quick" for the person making the mod to do all of that on the basis "someone might play as them" when they have a thousand other more important updates or additions to complete which is why you won't see these in a lot of mods. Hopefully you don't take this as me being argumentative (it's not even my thread so I don't want it to come across that way), it's hard to interpret tone in typing unfortunately, but these are merely me explaining the thought processes that had been discussed and mulled over at the time of deciding whether to input every multi-day event for every company that holds them. Anyway, as this is landxx mod and not mine, I shall leave my input there as obviously it isn't my decision. <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

landxx · August 27, 2019

While I can see it from your point (and as far as the AI, I don't think they reactivate dormant events), if a mod maker does it for NJPW, they will have to do it for AJPW, NOAH, Stardom, DDT, Dragon Gate etc... just in case someone want's to play as them. It isn't through laziness, or to annoy, it is through trial and error when it comes to trying to get the AI to use the multi night tournament format (something I hope we can do properly in 2020). Obviously each mod maker to their own and I would never tell someone else how to set up their mods etc. but you then open up the whole Mexico Event issue where they have multiple events at specific arenas with different luchadors working the cards (CMLL between 2nd and 6th of August held 7 shows for example). On top of that you would then have the likes of CHIKARA who hold multi-night events such as King of Trios. It wouldn't be "quick" for the person making the mod to do all of that on the basis "someone might play as them" when they have a thousand other more important updates or additions to complete which is why you won't see these in a lot of mods.

Hopefully you don't take this as me being argumentative (it's not even my thread so I don't want it to come across that way), it's hard to interpret tone in typing unfortunately, but these are merely me explaining the thought processes that had been discussed and mulled over at the time of deciding whether to input every multi-day event for every company that holds them.

Anyway, as this is landxx mod and not mine, I shall leave my input there as obviously it isn't my decision.

Yeah that is the problem but, I think I can do this for NJPW because its get played a lot and saying like this i dont think any other company will get this schedule fix

p.s Fleisch you always welcome to comment here!

rktaker · August 30, 2019

some updates for mlw

remove jason cade

remove vandal ortagun

remove mike parrow

remove leo brien

remove mike patrick

remove darby allin

remove joey ryan

remove low ki from promociones dorado and change him to face

add timothy thatcher

change josef salaem to josef samael

change kotto brazil to heel

landxx · August 30, 2019

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="rktaker" data-cite="rktaker" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="46767" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>some updates for mlw remove jason cade remove vandal ortagun remove mike parrow remove leo brien remove mike patrick remove darby allin remove joey ryan remove low ki from promociones dorado and change him to face add timothy thatcher change josef salaem to josef samael change kotto brazil to heel</div></blockquote> Thank u for help i also added few wreslers to MLW that were not in database.

rktaker · August 30, 2019

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="landxx" data-cite="landxx" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="46767" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Thank u for help i also added few wreslers to MLW that were not in database.</div></blockquote> no problem if there’s anything else i’ll let you know

landxx · September 1, 2019

Wow the summer has ended for me in the Easter Europe but the wresling world just getting hotter.So for September update there was much editing mostly title changes and adding new wreslers that there not on database so its like new 23 workers /wreslers added to database by the way there a lot new pictures added for September update about 50 so its like small graphic mod.Now for October update i mostly will do same thing but will fix NJPW schedule it will be focus of next update.

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rktaker · September 1, 2019

thanks for the update look forward to playing it

alpha2117 · September 5, 2019

Scarlett Bordeaux was at the WWE Performance Center today. It's believed it was for a workout and she has yet to be offered an official contract (although as previously rumored it does seem likely as she could have been designed in a laboratory to appeal to Vince)

franticloser · September 6, 2019

Johnny Swinger has signed a two year deal with Impact

Spoilers Shamrock will be facing Moose at Bound for Glory, Joey Ryan is backstage at the recent set of tapings no word on what he may be doing yet.

Incredulous · September 10, 2019

Cody Rhodes has vanished?

landxx · September 12, 2019

Cody Rhodes has vanished?

After Marriage with brandy he is Cody Runnells

raspymorten · September 12, 2019

After Marriage with brandy he is Cody Runnells

... I mean, Brandy is the one who's a Runnels now. But I guess I see what you mean

RawJah · October 11, 2019

I just registered here to let you know, landxx, that this mod was the most fun i ever had with TEW2016. I played with AEW into the year 2023. Thank you for that.

Will there be an October update? And which one is the skin you recommend in the first post? The link doesnt work, is it not available anymore?

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