New WWE Concept?

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Over the years in WWE, we have been treated with different concepts such as HIAC, MITB, TLC etc.

I'm not sure about any of you, but I think either this year or perhaps next year, they should bring us something new, not a PPV but a sort of match. Something that will make us want to watch it.

What would your ideas be?
 
I would like to see more tournament-type matches. I only started watching TNA this year and there are quite a few things they do much better than WWE...

WWE needs to revive the mid-card titles and make them more relevant like the X-Division title...Defend it on TV or PPVs once a month and have tournaments for the number 1 contenders position.
 
Bit hard to come up with something new since most of what they could do has been done in the past and anything new would have to revolve around not being wrestling but moreso Social Media integration

Saying that

a WCW idea, World War 3 or Battle Brawl match the concept could be adapted they were good ideas, they would have to be PPV matches but something to look forward to instead of the same generic matches in most PPV's

I would think too if they did it would be concepts from the likes of AAA or British Wrestling, something alot of people wouldn't have seen b4 unless they were hardcore fans.

or here's a novel idea actually use there own concepts thgat were very popular and they scrapped. ie Survivor Series team elimination matches and a King of The Ring tournament return.
 
WWE needs to bring back the Triple Cell used in WCW and the movie Ready to Rumble.

If anything it could be a NEW way to promote a harder earned MITB. Keep the ladders involved, but have it where the ladders, instead of leading up to the MITB, lead to the second stage of the triple cell. Then the combatants would have to make it to the third cell, escape it and get ontop of it in order to reach the hanging MITB.

And before everyone jumps on the idea of it being a horrible match, I do agree that in the instances it was shown in, it looked lackluster. But with the spots available, and the possibilities of having 6 men going at it throughout the whole thing, I think it could be a good showing that makes the MITB concept look more challenging than just climbing a ladder and grabbing a breifcase.
 
It depends on what you define as "New concept" because they can't just create something new out of thin air. There needs to be something related to a feud or a star on the roster who defines a type of match like Undertaker or Triple H defining the Hell in a cell gimmick. I could see the WWE making their version of the octagon and using that for Brock Lesnar's matches.
 
I had an idea but I know it's one that'll almost never come to fruition because it's one that takes place over time.

During the summer months, pro wrestling in general goes through kind of a lull period that generally doesn't really pick up until about SummerSlam. A little idea I had floating about would start after the Extreme Rules ppv. It starts out with a tournament involving 12, maybe 14 wrestlers on the roster. The tourney matches are treated like something important, good build with a video presentation or something along those lines of the wrestlers competing in the matches, etc. There'd be one, maybe two tourney matches a week taking place on Raw & SD!. The number could be altered to depending upon how long it is until it's almost time for SummerSlam. At various points in the tournament, such as maybe in the quarter & semi-finals, the wrestlers compete all compete in some form of gimmick match. Maybe one of the match stips could be "picked" by the fans via voting. The two finalists would ultimately meet at SummerSlam to compete in a something along the lines of a 2 out of 3 falls match with the 1st match being maybe a submission match, the 2nd fall being a steel cage match and the 3rd fall being a street fight. The winner of the tournament is given an opportunity to challenge for any championship on the roster. As a result, current champions won't be competing in the tournament. If during the course of the tournament a champion loses, then he can't just find himself placed in the tourney. If he's unable to regain his title, he's just shit out of luck.

There'd be some main eventers in the tourney probably, like Orton & Sheamus & Big Show, and a good number of mid-card guys. The tournament could also be a means of building up some of the mid-card guys in which they'd be competing in real matches and be portrayed in a serious tone. That's not to say there aren't flaws in some people's eyes. For instance, people would ask why not just make it for either the WWE or World Championship. Well, people bitch about how the mid-card titles are used at times, sometimes with legitimate reason, so it could be a means of jacking up prestige for the mid-card titles. It'd be a simple matter of having the winner explain his choice, if he chooses to go after a mid-card title. The winner could give an impassioned promo about how WHEN he ultimately becomes a World Champion, he doesn't want it to come off like a fluke or as the result of some technicality, which is often how MITB is portrayed. The winner simply has to say that he intends to prove he has what it takes to be WWE or World Champion by being the greatest IC or US champ in history, meaning he'll have a strong run with the title. That particular scenario works with a face rather than a heel, but heels will almost always certainly pick the top titles. Having the winner able to go after the main event or mid-card titles can stir up speculation and interest as to what he'll go after.

It wouldn't be like MITB in which he can simply cash in his match at any point in time. The winner has to inform the champ of ultimately when he's going to have his match, so that WWE can heavily hype the match and put a lot of emphasis on it.

I admit that MITB is an influence on my little idea. As a result, it'll almost surely never take place. If it did then, personally, I think MITB would need to be retired for a while. Having three instances where a wrestler can "cash in" a guaranteed championship opportunity is simply too much. It dilutes the whole aspect of it. There'd also have to be a lot of planning put into it and a commitment. You couldn't just "lose interest" in it right smack in the middle of things without looking like a joke. As a result, as I said, I doubt it'd ever happen.

I honestly would like to see a tournament used in WWE on a yearly basis, but only if it's a tournament that's treated seriously and feels like it's significant.
 
Here is a Idea they should bring out a Money In The Bank Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match. Think of all the carnage and excitement that would be involved in it.
 
I had an idea but I know it's one that'll almost never come to fruition because it's one that takes place over time.

During the summer months, pro wrestling in general goes through kind of a lull period that generally doesn't really pick up until about SummerSlam. A little idea I had floating about would start after the Extreme Rules ppv. It starts out with a tournament involving 12, maybe 14 wrestlers on the roster. The tourney matches are treated like something important, good build with a video presentation or something along those lines of the wrestlers competing in the matches, etc. There'd be one, maybe two tourney matches a week taking place on Raw & SD!. The number could be altered to depending upon how long it is until it's almost time for SummerSlam. At various points in the tournament, such as maybe in the quarter & semi-finals, the wrestlers compete all compete in some form of gimmick match. Maybe one of the match stips could be "picked" by the fans via voting. The two finalists would ultimately meet at SummerSlam to compete in a something along the lines of a 2 out of 3 falls match with the 1st match being maybe a submission match, the 2nd fall being a steel cage match and the 3rd fall being a street fight. The winner of the tournament is given an opportunity to challenge for any championship on the roster. As a result, current champions won't be competing in the tournament. If during the course of the tournament a champion loses, then he can't just find himself placed in the tourney. If he's unable to regain his title, he's just shit out of luck.

There'd be some main eventers in the tourney probably, like Orton & Sheamus & Big Show, and a good number of mid-card guys. The tournament could also be a means of building up some of the mid-card guys in which they'd be competing in real matches and be portrayed in a serious tone. That's not to say there aren't flaws in some people's eyes. For instance, people would ask why not just make it for either the WWE or World Championship. Well, people bitch about how the mid-card titles are used at times, sometimes with legitimate reason, so it could be a means of jacking up prestige for the mid-card titles. It'd be a simple matter of having the winner explain his choice, if he chooses to go after a mid-card title. The winner could give an impassioned promo about how WHEN he ultimately becomes a World Champion, he doesn't want it to come off like a fluke or as the result of some technicality, which is often how MITB is portrayed. The winner simply has to say that he intends to prove he has what it takes to be WWE or World Champion by being the greatest IC or US champ in history, meaning he'll have a strong run with the title. That particular scenario works with a face rather than a heel, but heels will almost always certainly pick the top titles. Having the winner able to go after the main event or mid-card titles can stir up speculation and interest as to what he'll go after.

It wouldn't be like MITB in which he can simply cash in his match at any point in time. The winner has to inform the champ of ultimately when he's going to have his match, so that WWE can heavily hype the match and put a lot of emphasis on it.

I admit that MITB is an influence on my little idea. As a result, it'll almost surely never take place. If it did then, personally, I think MITB would need to be retired for a while. Having three instances where a wrestler can "cash in" a guaranteed championship opportunity is simply too much. It dilutes the whole aspect of it. There'd also have to be a lot of planning put into it and a commitment. You couldn't just "lose interest" in it right smack in the middle of things without looking like a joke. As a result, as I said, I doubt it'd ever happen.

I honestly would like to see a tournament used in WWE on a yearly basis, but only if it's a tournament that's treated seriously and feels like it's significant.[/QUOTE]


i've always loved the idea of tournaments in wrestling. i mean, when done correctly. Mania 4 might be a good example of a tournament done not-quite-as-well-as-hoped-for type of tournament because i never for a second thought that half the guys in it could or would ever win the World Title. but there have been different King of the Ring tournaments that i was surprised to see who won and seriously thought could have been won by any number of guys in it.

that said, having two MITB ladder matches for guaranteed title shots and an ongoing tournament for a future title shot might be a little much. so how about this modification on your idea (which i love by the way!)?

MITB ladder match happens once a year and only one match. that match happens at Mania and has a time limit policy of when the winner can cash-in for Summerslam. this way, it gets some guys on the Mania card that otherwise might not have a spot and can start off the ppv with some excitement every year. i like the idea of shortening the whole year cash-in also cuz it puts more urgency on the briefcase.

your tournament happens just as you said with the final match happening at Summerslam. this way, there are only two guys with guaranteed title shots and they're not overlapping each other. by the time the finals match takes place, MITB will already be cashed-in.

just a thought to add onto Jack's idea. other ones i like would be bringing back other old ideas, such as the tournament listed above, or War Games. i always thought there were some missed opportunities by the WWE in not doing a War Games match or at least a tag team Elimination Chamber match with, just for example, The Shield this year.
 
Bring back Tornado Tag matches(and effectively a tournament) for the tag team titles. I loved the match between ReyCara and Rhodes Scholars at TLC 2012.
 
I think making the US title 24/7 in the same manner as the old hardcore title would add excitement to an otherwise underutilised belt... this could help start feuds and use wrestlers who aren't getting enough tv time
 
Awhile back I was playing Halo and it gave me a new idea for a match type. I called it the Juggernaut Match, and i think it's an interesting variation on a triple threat.

3 wrestlers compete. The wrestler who scores the first fall becomes the "Juggernaut". If the Juggernaut scores another fall, they win the match. However, if one of the other wrestlers pins the Juggernaut or makes him tap, that wrestler will become the new Juggernaut and the match continues.

I think it would be an exciting match with several falls, and you could book it so that everyone stays strong coming out of it. I like the idea that whoever the Juggernaut is will have a target on him, since if he gets another fall he'll win. This would mean the the Juggernaut is essentially always facing a 2-on-1 situation.

Now I just need a better name for it...
 
I always had an idea, and maybe it has been done...

Cage match inside a Cell!

Not only do you have to escape the cage, but you have to escape the cell as well.


What about a Ladder match inside the Cell or Cage?

You have to not only climb the ladder for the title, but escape with it as well.
 
I always had this idea. It would be a 5 or 6 man match (in this scenario, let's go with 6 men) I would call it "the Great Escape" steel cage match and it would be for the WWE Title. 6 men start in the ring, inside the cage. It is Escape only to start with. The object of the first few "rounds" is to escape as quickly as you can to save energy. Once you escape, you move on to the next round. You are seated inside a penalty box like area or a pod (think Elimination Chamber) so that you don't interfere with the rest of the action. The last man who does NOT make it out of the cage is eliminated. then round 2 begins with 5 wrestlers. This continues until it's only 2 men left and at that point, you can win via escape, submission or pin.

Here is an example of how the match would go along with the psychology of a match like this. 6 Men: Cena, Ryback, Punk, Del Rio, Swagger, and Daniel Bryan are the participants. All 6 men are in the ring. The bell rings and immediately the heels go for the escape via a climb but the faces bring em down. It's a melee the first couple of minutes. Ryback is dominating both heels and faces but also exerting energy at the same time. Bryan and Cena decide to double team Ryback while del rio and Swagger fight each other. Punk realizes he is not being targeted and quickly escapes. he is the first one out and is escorted by the ref to a pod (note: a pod would be near each turnbuckle but on the crowd level). Cena and Bryan are happy with the job they do on Ryback, they look at each other and mutually agree to escape while Ryback is down. Cena and Bryan move on. Del Rio and Swagger are still going at it. Ryback comes to. Swagger and Del Rio notice this and decide to team up against him. They have Ryback down again. Swagger tries to double cross Del Rio but Del Rio anticipates it and somehow counters with a power move. Del Rio escapes. Its down to Swagger and Ryback. Ryback, who has been beaten pretty good by now, still powers up and takes out Swagger. Ryback escapes. Swagger is last man in the ring and therefore is eliminated. Cena, Punk, Bryan, and Del Rio are let out of the pods and re-enter and join Ryback who is already in the ring and exhausted. ROUND 2 - Ding Ding. They all go after Ryback sensing he is weak. Again, Punk is the 1st one out AGAIN. He is well rested. Next to escape is Del Rio. As he is about to enter the pod, Swagger comes running out from the back to attack him. they fight to the back and Del Rio is never seen again. (as you can see, this is a long match so I'm saving time). Ryback, Cena , and Bryan remain in the ring. Cena and Bryan have formed an alliance it seems. But somehow Ryback perseveres and escapes. Bryan and Cena remain. They battle while Ryback regroups and catches his breath inside his pod. Punk has barely been in this match. Cena delivers his finisher and escapes, Bryan is eliminated. Before the next round starts, the announcer anounces that Alberto Del Rio will not be able to continue with the match due to injuries sustained by Swagger. Round 3 - As Cena is in the ring, Punk, and Ryback get back in. It's now narrowing down. No alliances at all. Punk pleads to Cena to double team Ryback but Cena will have none of that. This time, Ryback is the first to escape. Ryback, who has been teetering as a heel for weeks, is earning the admiration and respect of the crowd. Punk and Cena battle for a while now. Punk ends up escaping the cage and Cena is eliminated. We will have a new champion tonight! Ryback is now the well rested one and Punk has just been in a battle with Cena. Ryback comes out of the pod salivating at the thought of destroying Punk. Final Round - Here is the final round between Punk and Ryback. It's now Pin and Submission along with Escape. Ryback caught a nice breather while Punk just battled with Cena. Surely Ryback should be the favorite. And here we go.. you guys pick the winner lol!

Sorry for the long post guys!!!
 
Here is a Idea they should bring out a Money In The Bank Tables, Ladders and Chairs Match. Think of all the carnage and excitement that would be involved in it.

No need to do this since most MITB have had some of this in them any way.

My idea for something new: A 12 man battle royal with the ring surrounded by a pool. Object to throw opponents out of the ring over the top and into the pool.

A reverse King of the Mountain style match. The belt is suspeded like it is in a ladder match, and the 4 contenders have to climb ladder to get belt and win, but there are 4 others in the ring trying to stop them. These other 4 can't get the belt themselves, only do everything they can to stop any one from getting it. If no one has the belt after a time limit, then the next ppv, roles are reversed and the 4 blockers are now the contenders and the prev contenders are the blockers. If the standing champ was a contender, then he looses the belt if he didn't climb it to retain. Should the 2nd match end in time limit, then OVERTIME all 8 men open to climb and get the belt.

LIke others have said, a return of the original Survivor Sereis matches. Where it's a set of 4-5 matches, whoever wins from their team goes on to fight in the last match, if keeping with the brands, SMD vs RAW, then 4 teams of 4 SMD vs 4 teams of 4 RAW face each other. Whoever survives the elimination matches gets paired together in the final match with a title shot on the line. After one team has won the final match, whoever is left if more then 1 person then have a match for the title shot, if only 1 person left, then they get title shot. Imagine, one side wins three of the matches with all survivors and other only has 2 on match they win, that makes final match a 12 on 2 elimination tag.

Bring back 4 corners style matches, where the two are tied or chained together and to win have to touch all four turnbuckles consecutively without further action.

here's a revolutinary match for wwe: a woman's wrestling match to replace the 'diva' matches.
 
I always had an idea, and maybe it has been done...

Cage match inside a Cell!

Not only do you have to escape the cage, but you have to escape the cell as well.


What about a Ladder match inside the Cell or Cage?

You have to not only climb the ladder for the title, but escape with it as well.

Even better, why not a TLC HITC. Belt is hung above the HITC, only way to win, break out of cell and climb up, then climb a ladder on top of cell to get the belt/contract.
 
Even better, why not a TLC HITC. Belt is hung above the HITC, only way to win, break out of cell and climb up, then climb a ladder on top of cell to get the belt/contract.

I thought about that, or just having the belt on top of the cell...but it's too dangerous. 1) you have to be careful not to fall off or your opponent. 2) the cage would have to be reinforced so much to support the weight of the ladder and 1 or 2 people.


Thought of another one...

Elimination Chamber-style cage match. 2 men start in the ring with 4 outside. After a minute another enters, but they have to climb it from the outside. You could even do a EC style HITC where each of the 4 men are waiting outside the cell and have to be let in. The winner has to be the last man to make the pin.
 

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