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Order to control freelancers is determined by random generator and.... July 1983: KrisZ August 1983: peachchaos September 1983: dkookypunk43 October 1983: Beast November 1983: Grimmas December 1983: JHawk January 1984: Cross Face Chicken Wing February 1984: dedhemingway March 1984: JerryvonKramer April 1984: El Boricua May 1984: TravJ1979 June 1984: Flyin Brian July 1984: goc August 1984: RocketCrypt

Order to control freelancers is determined by random generator and.... July 1983: KrisZ August 1983: peachchaos September 1983: dkookypunk43 October 1983: Beast November 1983: Grimmas December 1983: JHawk January 1984: Cross Face Chicken Wing February 1984: dedhemingway March 1984: JerryvonKramer April 1984: El Boricua May 1984: TravJ1979 June 1984: Flyin Brian July 1984: goc August 1984: RocketCrypt

Success is national expansion across Canada and be the lone Canadian promotion standing coast to coast. Maple Leaf Wrestling will be in Canada what the WWF became in the US or else! Or maybe the goal is to have fun and book the most entertaining promotion possible?

Matt D analysis on who is best set up for success at this point please?

A very charismatic guy with an unique gimmick who plays it well and works hard in the ring with a somewhat unique offense.

I have a plan with a twist that may or may not include that.

For example... Martel vs Koloff a few months Martel vs Khan a few months Martel vs Valentine many months Martel vs Wahoo (after heel turn) a few months Martel & Garea vs ??? a few months Wahoo vs Koloff a few months Wahoo vs Khan a few months Wahoo vs Valentine many months That is way over a year and that is rushing things. By then you have trades, re-drafts, new people coming in and new people built up. If I brought in a new main eventer to begin with then they would have to toil on the undercards.

I feel you can only have so many and too much is overkill and leads to a diluted product. Martel/Wahoo/Khan/Valentine/Koloff is more than enough to satisfy a long run.

Now that we are just filling out the midcards our main pictures should be set. I starting to plan out the main events of major shows for the rest of the year and it is really hard to decide which way to go. I got more talent than I expected and I think I have to slow down the plans I had. Trying to figure out the right order for challengers is going to be a fun challenge.

Depends on whether you want someone else to get over or not

Wow, I seriously thought I could get Gama Singh way lower.

By the way, who's avatar looks more stern: my Jack Tunney or Beast's Jim Crockett?

At this point you're trolling me. First Rodz, and now this. McGraw was definitely on my radar too. A really solid midcarder here.

Bassarab like Bobby Bass will be shared between Portland and Toronto. I actually picked up a rookie here with a bright future. He should be fun in an undercard way building himself up.

Maple Leaf Wrestling proudly selects Ben Bassarab.

How much money would the WWE lose if they went private again? Honest question, I have no idea how that works. Does any company ever do that?

I agree with you. Nobody can be over if they lose a lot. Maybe The Rock, maybe.

I went to a Transformers movie once and it was insanely awful, yet the crowd was hugely into it and it made a huge amount of money. Does that make it a good movie?

He still has ten hours for his next pick, we will message everybody before that starts.

I think round 13, but with the caveat that we can not go past 5 picks.

The problem is you can't rely on Cena forever and somebody needs to be the new guy, so Cena's merchandise needs to drop. If they keep this up, they are just WCW relying on Hogan and the nWo.

vs Hero at Smash a few weeks ago!

That is why I would think that good is not objective. Everybody can watch Citizen Kane and say it's a great movie, but how many people are going to say it's their favourite. You can recognize things as good even if you don't like them. For example. WeeLC was not my match of the year last year, but it was probably my favourite.

I forgot about that Johnny, hilarious.

http://placetobenation.com/pro-wrestling-super-show-52-recasting-gimmicks-from-the-past-with-current-talent/ Host: Steven Graham Guests: Tim Livingston & Johnny Sorrow Today the crew have a fun discussion where they take gimmicks from the past and re-cast them with today's talent. Who should be today's Nature Boy or Doink the Clown? Find out on this fun edition of the super show! We also have the Earthquake match of show, located here: http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xv664s_mil-mascaras-ultimo-dragon-vs-earthquake-john-tenta-billy-gun-stan-lane-1993-japan_sport We end the show with the new segment of what did you enjoy in wrestling the most over the last month and what are you looking forward to!