SirEdger

Some great stuff all around. Crazy to forget how there was still so much talent in women's wrestling around that time. You got a lot of women that could vie for Wendi Richter's title just on your roster.

No problem with the Junior heavyweight champion too.

Based on what I see on the WCCW wiki, they were known as Big Time Wrestling until somewhere in 1981 or 1982, the date isn't clear. Maybe going by Dallas-Fort Worth would be OK too; anyway we'd still get that this is Fritz' territory that you're running.

Karen Q was my 2nd option for this but I always thought that Meiko made more sense because of her status in the business and the respect she has. Definitely am curious to see how they'll build Karen Q with this.

The World Tag Champs should be like Harley. We can have them drafted like Harley to use once they lose their tag titles anyway. To answer BRobb: 1. A junior heavyweight champion would be a nice addition although I'm not necessarily in the know about all the workers that would qualify for that title. However, I'm definitely not against it and it can make for a good special attraction too for territories in case they can't book the NWA World & Tag Team titles on a specific night 2. Honestly, I'm not gonna infringe on another worker's mindset for running a territory (I wouldn't even if this was my project). I don't see any problem if you want to switch to running World Class rather than Amarillo.

While it's a huge get for NXT UK, I was always under the assumption that Meiko Satomura would be inserted into the Xia Li/Boa storyline that we've seen build for the past couple of weeks and it doesn't seem it'll be the case, which is a shame because I'm afraid that whoever they have slotted there in lieu of potentially Meiko will probably not live up to the hype. But I would also assume that eventually, we'll get Meiko vs Sasha before it's all said and done for Meiko as an in-ring performer.

Usually, the snake draft works best because it gets everyone the best chance of picking up good wrestlers. As for tag teams, I think it's perfect like that since it's always been the way we used to do in every draft so far. As for the managers, I suggest to pick them in the same draft. For all we know, most might probably wanna wait until the end or in the middle of the draft to get them so I don't think this will be an issue at all.

I'd like to designate my own, as well

For all we know, people might be bad tripping over something that hasn't gone as far as being "heavily considered". Knowing how Vince changes his mind consistently, it might be much ado about nothing. However, I'll say that I heard a lot of people echoing the theory about Alexa and the Men's Rumble. And as much as I love the character, even I can see that this is a bad idea to have her win the Men's Rumble for The Fiend.

Perhaps that the Profight database would be better for that.

Taker actually lost his first match at an international event in Spain against Tito Santana but I don't think that ever was mentioned on TV at the time.

I guess so.

Maybe they'll next have Asuka spray green colored disinfectant rather than mist.

I'm prepared for my Twitter to implode on Sunday night again.

I thought they had already signed KiLynn King?

I was wondering too why that one ended in a countout. I figured that Shayna might've been knocked loopy but I couldn't remember when exactly.

I'll be running Stampede

I guess that would've been a bigger deal to think about if it hadn't been about the news of the WWE Network moving to Peacock

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Ideally, having an odd number of writers would be best, especially to break ties with the votes in regards to NWA World title. We could easily start at 5 and then move upwards as time goes.

I would honestly prefer a draft. I believe most would probably respect the mentality of the territory they'll book with the wrestlers they'll draft but it's always nice to have a bit more creativity when it comes to rosters.

I'm perfectly fine with the concept of the NWA champs remaining the way they were back then but why not giving us leeway with the way we build our rosters via the draft? And what happens to Harley or the NWA champs (I assume that Ole & Gene Anderson are the NWA World Tag Champs as we start) once they lose the belt? @Dr. Dunk, the list I sent you by email were the rosters of another game's promotion but they were all drafted by the writers to build those rosters. While those were obviously respecting the mentality of those rosters and the history of those territories, I think we should grant ourselves a bit more freedom with the draft. The fun in this type of game is having the chance to rewrite history a bit while not being stuck with too strict guidelines. Like, it obviously makes sense for the Von Erichs to work in World Class but having the possibility of them to work, let's say in Florida or in the Pacific Northwest. However, if you really want to start with pre-set rosters, may I suggest an idea to allow ourselves open slots on our rosters to allow the possibilities of workers from other territories or free agency to work our shows every once in a while. Anyway, your game, you got the last word and I'll comply with it, whatever you decide. Just PM me if there's anything

I'll send you a PM before the end of the weekend. But basically, if you see what's going on in the Dawn of War thread, you'll get a gist of how it works

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House Show, January 21st, 1986 Drummondville, QC Meet & Greet in the afternoon with the following wrestlers: Spike Huber, Jerry Oates, Outback Jack, Miguel Perez Jr, Farmer Boy Ipo, Mike Hammer, Abdullah the Butcher & Jumbo Tsuruta -Sunny War Cloud beat Ron Harris in 14:13 Terry Daniels beat Pistol Pez Whatley in 16:59 Jos LeDuc beat Ron Slinker in 16:35 "Rock N' Roll" Buck Zumhofe beat Mr. Ito (w/The Sheik) in 7:29 -Abdullah the Butcher (w/The Sheik) beat Spike Huber in 11:43. After the match, Abdullah continued the carnage on Huber until Jumbo Tsuruta ran in to make the save as Abdullah retreated. **** House Show, January 22nd, 1996 New Liskeard, ON -Ron Harris beat Outback Jack in 11:50 -The Cuban Assassin beat Tony Garea in 15:28 -Plowboy Frazier beat Bill Kazmaier in 6:41 after interference from his Memphis Connection partner Billy Travis Special Attraction #1: Mark Fleming (NJPW) beat Masanobu Fuchi (w/The Sheik) in 15:12 -Gino Brito beat Rusty Brooks in 11:01 -"Rock N' Roll" Buck Zumhofe & Phil Apollo beat Adnan's Army (Baron Von Raschke & The Missing Link) in 8:41. Originally, Adnan's Army had won the match but the referee reversed the decision after Von Raschke refused to let go of the Claw on Zumhofe! -Mr. Ito (w/The Sheik) beat Miguel Perez in 15:29 Main Event, Special Attraction #2: Pacific Heavyweight Champion "Hotstuff" Eddie Gilbert beat Mr. Pogo (w/The Sheik) in a non-title match at 13:23