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A *big* part ? Seriously ? The Demos had that fucking SM leather outfit, makeup and a great music theme and were killing people. They didn't need Fuji at all. Who did Fuji managed at that time who got over like the Demos ? The Powers of Pain (just joking) ? Demolition wasn't over with Johnny V

He was a big part of Demolition getting over so well, for example.

They've cancelled the Ontario NXT house show tour and added a NXT Take Over in Toronto the day before Survivor Series. Damn I hope I can get tickets to that! If they were not thinking about hot shooting Bobby Roode into a title match before, they probably should now. Bobby Roode in Toronto would be huge. Nakamura is over really big in Toronto too, so NXT should be amazing live.

Note this is Danny Davis from Memphis not WWF. A far superior talent

September 1st we are now into game time!!! What is the first date of the first show?

Pardon?

Updated, added some more folks and some future rookies and returns.

Awesome! This sure is pointing towards a winner.

Wait... why would anyone complain about Alison Brie in a wrestling outfit?

Also.. Super J Cup 95 wasn't until December, so Heyman is a liar making shit up about Rey-Psicosis. Which is fine, because it's Heyman.

Would count towards the total roster amount and remember he can NOT wrestle until what 2007?

Will add tomorrow when I get near my pc

Fun fact there has never been an Amiercan Universal Champion.

Mad Men. Community. She's a hilarious and talented actress.

Everybody!!! Alison Brie has signed on for this! http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live-feed/alison-brie-star-glow-netflix-923886

Not the place or the time.

Valentine vs Backlund for an hour in 1991?

I am so blown away by this. Amazing job!

That sounds very responsible. If we do make it to Hayabusa's injury, we will need to have some officiate my roster.

This is why I don't play TEW, because the mods suck (no promotion should drop in size two weeks into a game). Since I am too lazy to create my own mod (well made plans, but don't have the time) I just don't play.

Probably a good idea. Not sure how we do it random though?

So yeah.. brought up in the free agency thread. Any thoughts on this.. I am all for sticking with major injuries, deaths and retirements as in real life.

YES!

We have some news from the new Revolution Pro Wrestling promotion that will be opening in Los Angeles, California with their first show at the Los Angeles Convention Center on September 11th. This news comes from Ian Rotten, the promotion's owner and former ECW star, who called into a local radio station. He claimed he left ECW because Paul Heyman was a cheap piece of shit who wasn't giving him his proper money. That was not the only problem, as he was pissed at ECW abandoning the hardcore revolution to bring in luchadores and technical wrestlers. "Those folks are fine in moderation, but where are the barbed-wire matches? Where is the blood and guts. ECW is quickly becoming a promotion of pansies and I had to get out of there!" Rotten said. Why Los Angeles? Rotten explained that LA was always on the cutting edge and now they will be on the cutting edge of wrestling too. The Los Angeles Convention Center will become the new home of the hardcore revolution and it will all begin on September 11th with "The Start of Something Big"! The main event does seem like a hardcore dream match as Rotten teams with Terry Funk and Super Leather to face James Mitchell's team of The Headhunters & Jason the Terrible in a Street Fight. What does Rotten promise from this main event? "Blood. Guts. A true revolution of hardcore!". Revolution Pro Wrestling will not only be about hardcore blood and guts, but a proving ground. Rotten wants wrestlers to be given a chance to show who they truly are away from the cartoon lands like the WWF and WCW. The former Rad Radford, Louie Spicolli, and the former Hakushi, Jinsei Shinzaki, will get a chance to shed their comedic sides and be the kick ass wrestlers they really are. They are scheduled to square off on the 11th. Rotten wants to focus on untapped talent and he believes Spicolli is a future top star in wrestling. When questioned about bringing in The Brooklyn Brawler and The State Patrol, Rotten said that "there is a place for comedy in wrestling, especially if the comedy ends in blood.". Rotten ended the interview hyping up unheralded talents like Pat Tanaka, Maxx Payne, JT Smith, Boo Radley, Fidel Sierra, Flash Flanagan, Ricky Santana, and the team of Rex King and Steve Doll. All great talents who have been wasted by various promotions. Revolution Pro Wrestling has lofty goals and we will see how they play out on September 11th.

La Parka will be a slow build to such major stuff. In 1995 he was a popular underneath luchador and this will be his first tour of Japan. It will take time before he's main eventing against Hayabusa (however him vs Sabu or Hayabusa will be a big future goal). This first tour (in September) will be to establish La Parka has someone the fans want to see. In 95, he is nearing the end of super worker period. I feel I have a short time with him in a top role, so he will be featured quite well in the beginning. Boss Man might not be too happy with having a serial killer in Super Leather on the roster....