SVR 2011 bullshittin thread

[JGlass]

I just finished an awesome number one contender's match for the IC Title between Ric Flair and Ricky Steamboat. Flair dominated for most of the match, but just when Flair was getting ready to finish off Steamboat, Goldberg runs down the ramp! Flair goes to pin Steamboat but Goldberg hops on the apron to distract the ref. Flair uses this to his advantage though and takes a chair that he threw into the ring to smack Steamboat in the face. Goldberg gets thrown out, and Flair goes for the cover... but he only gets 2! Flair works the legs and locks in the Figure 4, but Steamboat escapes that too! Frustrated, Flair "accidentally" takes out the ref and uses the chair to put a few more licks on The Dragon, and this time he gets the pin and the title shot at the The Bash.

Right now, my The Bash card is looking like this...

IC Title: Jericho (c) vs. Flair
Ryder vs. Funk
WHC: Goldberg (c) vs. Hulk Hogan
Jake Fury vs Randy Savage
Bret Hart vs. Sheamus
WWE Title: Cena vs. Angle vs. CM Punk

I'm thinking of branding my PPVs because I have at least 6 angles on both shows at any given time.

 

[ThUnDeRpHoEnIx]

1.) How did Tyson Kidd come to be the Million Dollar Champion?

2.) I actually enjoyed Carlito at two points in his career. The first was his debut, for about a month before he was injured and became irrelevant. And the second was when he and Masters formed a team, then feuded. I like where you're heading here - who will be on the teams? I'd assume Primo will fill one of Carlito's spots, unless you have a family rivalry begin.

He won a 6 man Battle Royal.MDT is the title I use to see if I push people to the Mid-Card.

Im unsure about the teams yet since I havent played a single match since Braggin Rights due to work and having no time.But Im thinking of putting it as Carlito,Primo and Chavo(Who have a tag team that wont go up the rankings) vs Masters and the MotorCity MachineGuns.But there'll be a catch. If Masters team loses then Carlito gets the US title and Primo and Chavo get the Tag Titles.

Your Morrison/Miz/HHH rivalry seems jumpy. As in, the Champion - HHH - isn't the main focus, or even the 2nd main focus of the guys involved. I've also considered breaking up Truth-Morrison in favor of a Morrison-Miz reunion.

Where did Goldberg and Edge factor in, or were they gone after HIAC was over?

Im trying to build a Miz-Morrison feud.Miz was originally gonna win at Bragging Rights but the JoMo angle was to hard to resist.I was trying to get HHH of the title so I can start a best of three series with one match at teh RR,EC and WM with Cena that culminates in a one v one extreme rules with the loser having to retire.And that means Fully retire no Ric Flair shit.

Goldberg and Edge were gone after HIAC.

Right now, my The Bash card is looking like this...

IC Title: Jericho (c) vs. Flair
Ryder vs. Funk
WHC: Goldberg (c) vs. Hulk Hogan
Jake Fury vs Randy Savage
Bret Hart vs. Sheamus
WWE Title: Cena vs. Angle vs. CM Punk

I'm thinking of branding my PPVs because I have at least 6 angles on both shows at any given time.

My Predictions

IC Title:Jericho
Ryder/Funk:Ryder
WHC:Goldberg
Fury/Savage:Fury
Hart/Sheamus:Hart
WWE Title:Angle

Also did you guys try out using Vance Archers finisher for Stings SDD?I'll link you guys what it looks like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc0vTKAPbr4

 

[JGlass]

That's the SDD that I'm using now. It's alright, I just wish there was one where he doesn't have to pick the guy up. It looks totally unrealistic on giants.

And your predictions are approximately half right. I'm bumping Fury/Savage, but Savage would have won. I'm putting Sting/Cactus Jack on the card instead because their feud has had more time to develop.

 

[ThUnDeRpHoEnIx]

Ok so I'm changing 3 choices

Lets see.Fury/Savage is out.Ryder should win to prove himself so he stays.Jericho could lose after Ric won that intense match.Sheamus and Hart could feud further if Sheamus wins...

New predictions

IC Title:Flair
Ryder/Funk:Ryder
WHC: Goldberg
Sting/Jack:Sting
Bret Hart/Sheamus:Sheamus
WWE Title:Angle

 

[ThUnDeRpHoEnIx]

That's the SDD that I'm using now. It's alright, I just wish there was one where he doesn't have to pick the guy up. It looks totally unrealistic on giants.

Yea its hard because you need the SDL as well.You could also make a Reverse SDD which would be a Reverse Reverse DDT or just a DDT but that would be stupid.You could try Zach Ryders signature one.That doesnt require him lifting them into position but he does lift a little bit before dropping them.

 

[JGlass]

Nice try Thunder, but here's how it's gonna go down.

Flair is gonna beat Jericho with the help of his compadres in the Invaders.
Ryder already beat Funk in a tight match. It was awesome, Ryder won with his new finisher, a Create-A-Finisher that's a running flying clothesline. Simple,but really cool!

Goldberg is prbobably gonna retain, not totally sold.

Sting is going to go over Cactus Jack.

Hart already went over Sheamus by making him tap to the sharpshooter. I plan on having The British Bulldog return and forming a new Hart Foundation with Bret, DH Smith, and Tyson Kidd. Sheamus will start an all-English stable with Barrett, McIntyre, and himself. I think the Bulldog eventually turns on the Harts. I might scrap the whole storyline though, but it depends if I brand the PPVs.

 

[ThUnDeRpHoEnIx]

I got almost all of them right.

Except changing the result of Hart/Sheamus was a mistake.And you havent said anything about the WWE title.

Played a little bit.Had John Morrison have a victory over Miz winning by using his old finisher the Nitro Blast..now known as the Flash Kick and the Moonlight Drive got retired in favour of the Flash Drive.The Flash Drive is my newest CAF in which Morrison goes for a hurricanrana but falls back into a DDT.Simple looking but effective.

 

[JGlass]

Oh, Cena is going to retain, and I think I'm going to stretch the feud out to one more PPV between those two, and I'll have Stone Cold and Punk blow off their feud as well.

 

[ThUnDeRpHoEnIx]

4/6 isnt bad.5/6 i could've gotten.

I have not been playing at all lately.Only up to the first superstars afterwards and only had my Caw debut his new finisher...The Ankle Lock.I'm gonna pretend I hold it after the bell to start making my Caw a heel.

 

[JGlass]

The results from The Bash are in, pretty decent PPV with two standout matches in particular, but four solid matches overall and two sorta flops.

Zack Ryder vs. Terry Funk

So Ryder debuted on Smackdown to challenge Terry Funk but lost after a very close contest. He wanted a second chance to prove himself, but Funk refused to face Ryder again until he proved himself. Ryder spent the next few months racking up wins over more and more names, eventually defeating Cody Rhodes and John Morrison in back to back weeks to earn the chance to face Funk at The Bash (Terry Funk came out to the entrance ramp after Ryder's match with Morrison and pointed at Zack, it was awesome).

The match itself was extremely back and forth, and there was a point in the match that the two men exchanged big moves one at a time. Eventually, Ryder took the advantage but had trouble building any momentum. Ryder finally attempted his signature move, but was reversed by Funk and sent flying out of the ring by the veteran. He crawled back in but Funk took control of the match with strikes and ground moves. Eventually, Ryder kipped up and defeated Funk with the Flying Clothesline.

Sidenote: Is there any ability that's more bullshit than kip-up? It activates as soon as you've received medium-severe damage, and then you get a finisher that, nine times out of ten, will end the match. I'm thinking of taking it away from all my guys, but that would take time and energy better spent on other things.

Bret Hart vs. Sheamus

These two have already put on some very good matches, but this one was a dud. Bret Hart had the advantage almost the entire time, and no more than two or three minutes into the match had Sheamus locked in the Sharpshooter. Sheamus escaped, but found himself back in the deadly submission approximately two minutes later and was forced to tap.

I wanted to have British Bulldog return during this match, either to do a run in on Hart's behalf or make a surprise appearance as Hart's manager, but neither scenario happened. Oh well, it'll give the folks on RAW something to pop over. I'm thinking of starting a Hart Foundation 2.0 with Bret, Davey Boy, DH Smith, Tyson Kidd, and Natty, but I might scrap it as there really isn't anyone for them to feud with on RAW unless I make a UK/Ireland stable with Sheamus, Barrett, and McIntyre. That might be something to hold off on until SurvivorSeries approaches. I don't really have any stables on RAW right now, but that's because I'm not a big fan of stables, in real life or in my videogame.

Intercontinental Championship Match- Chris Jericho (c) vs. Ric Flair w/ Daniel Bryan

Another dud... I think. I was really distracted while playing it because I was watching something on YouTube. As far as I remember it was pretty back and forth for a while before Ric Flair started to dominate with strikes and standing chain grapples. Jericho started to mount some offense but Flair quickly reversed a running attack into a roll-up and got the pin that way to become the new Intercontinental Champion.

World Heavyweight Championship- Goldberg (c) vs. Hulk Hogan w/ Big Show in a No Holds Barred match

In my imagination, The Invaders used their influence to make Teddy Long change this into a no holds barred match to ensure that Goldberg doesn't use his champion's advantage.

Goldberg did not use the champion's advantage, but he did use the no-DQ no-countout stipulation to his advantage. He destroyed Hulk Hogan in the opening minutes of the match with power move after power move. Eventually he decided to give Hogan a tour of the arena and tossed the Hulkster to the floor. He acquainted Hogan with the security barrier and a set of steel stairs before tossing Hogan back into the ring to finish off the match, but Hogan had other plans as he threw Goldberg to the floor. Hogan gained the upper hand for a few moments with a few power moves on the outside, and Big Show (finally) got involved by tossing Goldberg into the other set of stairs. Goldberg, however, hit Big Show with a clothesline and Hogan scampered back into the ring. Goldberg threw the steel stairs into the ring for good measure, and climbed back in. He quickly regained control, and put the match out of reach for Hogan when he hit the one handed spine buster on Hogan and planted him right on the steel stairs! Ouch!!! Goldberg hit the Jackhammer to get the one, two, three, and he retained the championship.

I'm thinking Goldberg and Hogan have a last chance match at the next PPV (Summerslam?).

Sting vs. Cactus Jack

Arguably the match of the night. This was a great contest that showed off the talent these two men have. After Sting hit the ring (Will, if you don't have good theme music for Sting, use Jake Robert's, it fits AMAZINGLY) Jack came running down the entrance ramp and attacked Sting before the match even started. He let Sting get up but quickly hit a running neckbreaker to put Sting right back down. Jack picked Sting up and attempted the Double Underhook DDT, but Sting reversed it and took advantage with strikes and groggy grapples.

There was a TON of back and forth action in this match, and my favorite sequence happened when Cactus Jack attempted to powerslam Sting but Sting escaped with an elbow to the face. Sting then tried to powerbomb Cactus Jack, but Jack countered it into a DDT. Jack then hit a few stomps and some kicks and tried a powerbomb of his own, but Sting countered it into a facebuster! From there, Sting quickly took advantage with a Stinger Splash, a diving splash from the top rope, and a bulldog. Sting hit the SDD for the win.

WWE Championship Match- John Cena (c) vs. Kurt Angle vs. CM Punk

This was the other match of the night candidate. John Cena dominated the early goings with strikes and chain grapples that left both Angle and Punk lying on the floor at various points. Cena also utilized double team moves with the help of either man, but they quickly wised up to Cena and began focusing on the champ. Angle started hitting suplexes on Cena and Punk used his infamous kicks to weaken the champ, but Angle soon betrayed Punk and hit a huge German Suplex on the Straight Edge Superstar. Cena attempted to take advantage of this by hitting the Flying Fameasser on Angle and locking in the STF, but by the time all that happened Punk was already up and broke up the STF as soon as it was locked in.

Angle and Punk renewed their temporary alliance to double team Cena one more time, as Angle held Cena in a standing armbar and Punk hit a big enziguri to the back of Cena's head. Punk and Angle went at it against each other, but Cena got up and threw the two outside of the ring and took the fight out there. Punk was already weak, but Cena started to finish him off by dropping him onto the security barrier and hitting some power moves. Angle took over beating on Punk for Cena, and Cena used this opportunity to prepare the announce table for demolition. He lured Angle over and used a side suplex to put Kurt through the table, leaving him sprawled outside. Cena threw Punk back into the ring and hit the 5 Knuckle Shuffle and locked in the STF, but had it on for no more than 4 or 5 seconds when Kurt got back into the ring and broke it up.

The pace picked up again as Cena tossed Punk to the outside and focused his energy on Angle. Angle was starting to get very weak, but Cena put the finishing touches on him with a big Fisherman's Suplex where he hooked the leg to the pin, but Punk broke it up. Cena hit a throwback on Angle as Punk climbed the top rope, presumably to hit Cena with a diving attack. I say presumably, because Cena interrupted it by grabbing Punk and throwing him right onto Angle! Cena hit the 5 Knuckle Shuffle on Punk again, and then capitalized with an Attitude Adjustment. He tossed Angle out of the ring, covered Punk, and got the three count to retain his championship.

I wanted Stone Cold to do a run in, but apparently nobody felt like coming out during the matches tonight. That's okay though, because now I'll have a blow off at the next PPV.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

So the Universe "Powers That Be" decided to take a massive shit directly on my Elimination Chamber ppv. I had several feuds going, and I even mapped everything out to get both Elimination Chamber matches set up properly.

The way I WANTED things to work out was for the Raw Chamber match to be a #1 contender's match, and for the Smackdown Chamber to be a Wargames team match. With both Brand's Champions involved in a Tag Team Main Event. Well, what I wanted did not happen - originally.

What I got, via the Universe Powers That Be was.. a Triple Threat World Title - Sting v. Taker v. Cactus Jack. a WWE Title Elimination Chamber with Edge against HHH, Nash, Tyler Black, Daniel Bryan & Heath Slater wtf: Seriously neither of those last two are in rankings, nor have they been used since the Rumble ?!?!) and (the best part) an Intercontinental Elimination Chamber PPV MAIN EVENT with Kingston defending against Christian, McIntyre, Trent Baretta, Scott Steiner & Dolph Ziggler. So, so, so massively wrong.

SO.. I'll fill everyone in on the story behind the matches I switched to, to match my monthly build-up in a couple moments.. I just wanted to point out how much the Universe is a fucking moron.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

February Monthly build-up:

RAW Headlines:

Tyler Black/Sheamus: - Tyler Black & Sheamus met in the opening contest of Week 1, and it was all Black until Sheamus decided to blow Black off and leave the ring; taking a count-out. They would meet again in Wk 2, and Sheamus would once again take a count-out after getting fed up with Black and taking a walk.

In Week 3, Black would be attacked from behind by Sheamus, allowing him to pick up an easy victory. In Week 4, Black would join Kevin Nash & Randy Orton to take on Edge, Chris Jericho & Sheamus in the Main Event.

Justin Credible/Lance Storm/Beer Money: These two teams would square off in different single's matches over the course of the month, building up to their Tag Team Championship match at the Elimination Chamber. During their month long back and forth's, Eve joined the Impact Players and also won the right to face Natalya at the ppv as well.

Triple H/Shawn Michaels: These two would begin to slowly show some signs of being on different pages. During week 2, HBK accidentally cost HHH his match when he ran down and distracted him, helping Jericho to pick up the victory. During a tag team match against Edge and Jericho in Week 3, some miscommunication helped Edge & Jericho pick up the Main Event victory.

Randy Orton: After picking up his non-title victory, over Edge in week 1, he would be re-injured by Chris Jericho and not have another match until the week before the ppv, during a 6-man tag. He would remain the top contender for Edge's title, however.

Edge/Jericho/Smackdown/Main Event: Edge wanted to celebrate his victory over Kevin Nash, however it was all but short lived as the returning Randy Orton challenged him to the Main Event. Orton picked up a non-title victory over Edge, but was attacked by Jericho to end the show.

During Smackdown, Week 1, Edge would make a shocking appearance during the ending segment and lay out Sting!!!! Week 2, Edge would have the night off - but address that he would be at Smackdown, to challenge Sting while Chris Jericho would be there to face the Undertaker. During that Smackdown, in Week 2 - Edge would attack Sting in the back, then in the same night interfere in the Chris Jericho/Undertaker Main Event and lay out the Undertaker. Sting would make the save, as the Undertaker picked up the victory to end the show.

On Raw, in Week 3 - Edge & Jericho would win against DX, and issue the Tag Team challenge to Sting and the Undertaker for the Elimination ppv. On Smackdown, in Week 3, Sting and the Undertaker would accept by sending Edge & Jericho a message in destroying the Los Boricuas in a 3-on-2 Main Event.

In the final week (4) on Raw - Edge, Jericho & Sheamus would pick up a victory over Orton, Nash & Black; when Edge speared Nash. Meanwhile, on Smackdown, Edge and Jericho would lay out Sting and the Undertaker - after a bloody Main Event that had Sting and Jack in a war, with Taker in Sting's corner.

Smackdown Headlines:

While if you've read everything, you'll know Smackdown and Raw had a serious Main Event tie-in, I'll jump to the storylines that I didn't mention.

CM Punk-S.E.S./Christian: In week 1, Christian defeated Punk in a match that if he lost, he'd be forced to join the S.E.S. In week 2, Punk defeated Christian in a match that if Punk lost, he'd be forced to disband the S.E.S.

Week 3 had Punk & Gallows defeating Christian & MVP, ultimately injuring MVP and possibly putting him on the shelf. Week 4, Christian defeated Gallows, but was laid out by Punk who expressed that their war was just beginning???

Cruiserweight Title/Kid Kash/Los Boricuas/Rey Mysterio: After helping Kash to defend against the Los Boricuas, Mysterio challenged Kash for the title during Week 1. They had a huge match, until Chavo interrupted and hit Mysterio, letting Kash (who didn't see the attack) pick up the victory). In Week 2, Chavo challenged Kash for the title in a Cage match, and finally WON the Championship!!

In Week 3, Kash & Mysterio would face off for the #1 contendership, but ultimately both get counted out. Meanwhile, the Los Boricuas were no match for the power of Sting and the Undertaker. Finally, in Week 4 - Primo & Chavo were able to pick up a victory over Kash & Mysterio, due to miscommunication; meanwhile, the Undertaker would destroy Hernandez in the opening bout. **(a 3-way Cruiserweight title match was announced for the ppv)**

Intercontinental Title: Kofi Kingston would face random people throughout the month, but mainly continue his feud with McIntyre. Truth be told, I was NOT focused on this title during the month - but I know Kingston fought with guys like Ziggler, and McIntyre, and Jeff Hardy even got involved in a simmed match that I wasn't paying attention to. (kinda regret that, because Hardy has NOT been involved in anything so he had no place in that match)

Cactus Jack: While he took a major storyline hit with being used a lot, to barely making a weekly showing - he was still heavily involved with attacking Sting and the Undertaker. During week 1, he faced the Undertaker, but lost easily as Taker showed his power. He then faced Sting in week 4, and it was (once again) a blood bath; even though there were rules. Although, he wasn't the main focus, or even a major focus. He was just the "tough challenge before the ppv".

I kinda switched up how I explained the monthly recap, sorry if it jumps around a lot. I hope everything got explained. I'll post the ppv results in a bit.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

Elimination Chamber Results:

1. Unified Tag Team Championships: Beer Money (c) d. Impact Players:​

This could have easily been a motn contender during any other ppv that only featured one tag match; unfortunately this one didn't. Beer Money seemingly were on a roll to begin things, as both Storm and Roode connected with several high profile moves, including a Spinebuster, and the Eight Second Ride. Yet regardless who was being pinned from the Impact Players, the partner was always right there to break up the cover.

In the turn around, Justin Credible hit "That's Incredible" on James Storm, and Lance took out Robert Roode. The crowd were on their feet at what they felt was the ending, only to see Storm kick out at 2 and 2/3's. This followed a huge tag from James to Roode, as Roode came in and drilled Justin with another Spinebuster - following up with knocking Lance off the ropes and picking up the victory for his team!

2. Cruiserweight Championship: 3-Way: Rey Mysterio d. Chavo Guerrero (c) & Kid Kash:​

Before this match even started, Hernandez(!!) jumped Kid Kash on his way to the ring, and tossed him into the ring for Chavo to pick up a quick and easy victory. Thankfully, there was a 3rd party to this contest (Mysterio) who broke up the pinfall on the already weakened Kash.

Lots of double team moves, and high flying moments took place - including Mysterio diving over the ropes onto Chavo & Kash who were outside the ring, as all 3 were out on the floor. The finish had Mysterio planting Chavo with a spinning ddt, then catching Kash off-guard with a quick huricanrana into a pinfall! Rey Mysterio WINS the Cruiserweight Championship!

3. Diva's Championship: Eve d. Natalya (c) :​

This was a quick match, that had Eve completely dominate Natalya and pick up the victory - winning the Championship.

4. Tag Team War: Sting & the Undertaker d. Edge & Chris Jericho:​

MOTN!! In what started out as a simple statement by Edge, to Sting, it was later addressed that Edge wanted to make sure the Undertaker would NOT challenge him with his Rumble card. Edge and Sting started out, with both men brawling all over the ring, and outside.

Everything broke down at one point, with the official taking a bump and being out - this lead to Sting accidentally missing Chris Jericho, and busting the Undertaker open with a steel chair. That lead to Taker being upset at Sting, but only for a moment - as Edge and Jericho tried to capitalize on the situation and failed to turn one against the other.

The finish was wild, as Cactus Jack ran out while Sting had Jericho submitting in a Walls of Jericho - which caused the official to NOT see the tapout!!!! Sting then tagged out to the Undertaker, so he could take out Edge in the corner, then begin brawling with Jack outside the ring. The Undertaker connects with a Last Ride (no Tombstone, tonight folks) on Jericho - following a 3-count, as Sting and Taker pick up the victory.

5. Intercontinental Championship: Elimination Chamber: Scott Steiner d. Kofi Kingston (c), Drew McIntyre, Christian, Dolph Ziggler & Trent Barreta:​

The match opened with Kofi Kingston against Drew McIntyre, as both men went at the other with CRAZY intensity! Scott Steiner entered 3rd, and dominated both men until the double teams began on Steiner. Christian was in 4th, and helped Kingston eliminate McIntyre. This followed Ziggler coming in 5th, hitting a Zig-Zag on Kingston to eliminate him next - ensuring a new Champion! Trent was out last, and instantly went after Christian!!!

Christian eliminated Trent with a huricanrana out of nowhere, but was leveled by Trent before he left - allowing Ziggler to connect with another Zig-Zag on Christian to eliminate him as well. This made the final 2 men - Scott Steiner against Dolph Ziggler. The final moment of the match was Ziggler attempting a Zig Zag on the steel, outside; however Steiner counted it and planted Ziggler's face in the steel - knocking him out and picking up the final pin and becoming the new Champion!

**(wwe.com has learned, after the show, that Trent Baretta was hired by CM Punk to replace him in the Elimination match and to specifically target Christian!! ~~ Editor's Note: Because there is no other f'n way Trent Baretta would be in a ppv match, after an amazing tag team match, unless the creator of said match was a freakin' moron!)**

6. #1 Contender's Match for the WWE Title: Randy Orton d. Kevin Nash, Tyler Black, Sheamus, Triple H & Shawn Michaels:​

Sheamus and Tyler Black started things off, which quickly turned into a war. Nash was out 3rd, but was more or less ignored and continued to be shoved out of the way so Sheamus and Black could continue their personal issues. Randy Orton was out 4th, quickly catching Nash from behind, working him over and ultimately hitting an RKO on the big man to get him out 1st.

Triple H was out 5th, and went after Orton, while HBK was out last and went to help HHH against Orton. Meanwhile, Black connected with a superkick of his own on Sheamus, to pick up the pinfall and 2nd elimination. Black paired off with HBK as Orton and HHH went at it. Shawn Michaels went for some Sweet Chin Music on Black, but Black ducked and it connected onto Triple H - whom Orton capitalized on, and pinned to eliminate!!

In the final moments of the match; Shawn Michaels was eliminated by a wicked 450 off the top of the Chamber pod by Black, only for Black to be weakened after the dive and allowed Orton to stomp on him, then connect with a quick RKO to win the match!

 

[TheOneBigWill]

He won a 6 man Battle Royal.MDT is the title I use to see if I push people to the Mid-Card.

Sounds about like my Cruiserweight re-debut. I have the MDT as well, on DiBiase Jr. - but it's more because he turned on Cody (randomly) so I decided he should probably have it on him, to make the turn seem more realistic that he wanted to be a single's guy.

Im unsure about the teams yet since I havent played a single match since Braggin Rights due to work and having no time.But Im thinking of putting it as Carlito,Primo and Chavo(Who have a tag team that wont go up the rankings) vs Masters and the MotorCity MachineGuns.But there'll be a catch. If Masters team loses then Carlito gets the US title and Primo and Chavo get the Tag Titles.

I'd bet the MCMG could make the trio of Primo, Carlito & Chavo look amazing. Master, ironically enough, is the odd man out from this fast-paced set up. However, as I said before - I enjoyed the Masters/Carlito stuff in real life, so it should work here too.

A Survivor Series trio of Carlito, Primo & Chavo seems all but perfect as well. I don't have a Carlito CAW, but kinda wished I debuted the Los Boricuas before my Survivor Series so I could've used them in a traditional elimination match somewhere.

I also love the angle of if the MexiCAN's win, they all get Championships.

Im trying to build a Miz-Morrison feud.Miz was originally gonna win at Bragging Rights but the JoMo angle was to hard to resist.I was trying to get HHH of the title so I can start a best of three series with one match at teh RR,EC and WM with Cena that culminates in a one v one extreme rules with the loser having to retire.And that means Fully retire no Ric Flair shit.

Ya know, even with Miz legit being a Main Eventer in real life; I just can NOT see it: including in my game. He's currently a lost wrestler in my over-crowded roster of guys.

I like your retirement match though, but who would you retire? Both Cena & HHH have a ton to add to anything.

Goldberg and Edge were gone after HIAC.

Gone, like, retired and no longer there - or gone as in, currently there is no storyline for either guy.

Also did you guys try out using Vance Archers finisher for Stings SDD?I'll link you guys what it looks like.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc0vTKAPbr4

I can NOT stand the Lita-isque kick out before the drop. I use a similar one, but mine does NOT do that girlie kick out crap. Mine does the body slam scoop into a hold, then drop.

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It took me 10 minutes or longer to find that damn video, just because I didn't know what the move was called. Anyways - no girlie kick out crap before the drop. Just plain good.

I'm also determined to find a corner/top rope SDD for him, somehow.

Zack Ryder vs. Terry Funk

So Ryder debuted on Smackdown to challenge Terry Funk but lost after a very close contest. He wanted a second chance to prove himself, but Funk refused to face Ryder again until he proved himself. Ryder spent the next few months racking up wins over more and more names, eventually defeating Cody Rhodes and John Morrison in back to back weeks to earn the chance to face Funk at The Bash (Terry Funk came out to the entrance ramp after Ryder's match with Morrison and pointed at Zack, it was awesome).

The match itself was extremely back and forth, and there was a point in the match that the two men exchanged big moves one at a time. Eventually, Ryder took the advantage but had trouble building any momentum. Ryder finally attempted his signature move, but was reversed by Funk and sent flying out of the ring by the veteran. He crawled back in but Funk took control of the match with strikes and ground moves. Eventually, Ryder kipped up and defeated Funk with the Flying Clothesline.

I would have to witness this match, to understand how the Hardcore Legend was taken down by a "flying clothesline". In my head, when I read everything and I just pictured Funk as this incredible (youth retained) badass who was owning Ryder at every turn, then just craps out (as if his fountain of youth quit) to a "flying clothesline". lol

So, where do they go from here? Mutual respect and a tag team, or split pathes and different directions?

Sidenote: Is there any ability that's more bullshit than kip-up? It activates as soon as you've received medium-severe damage, and then you get a finisher that, nine times out of ten, will end the match. I'm thinking of taking it away from all my guys, but that would take time and energy better spent on other things.

I love it for HBK (obviously), but think it's incredible stupid for guys who have no business doing a kip up. If I'm playing with a guy with it, and it gives the option to hit it; I normally refuse unless I feel in major danger of losing and need the quick ending.

Bret Hart vs. Sheamus

These two have already put on some very good matches, but this one was a dud. Bret Hart had the advantage almost the entire time, and no more than two or three minutes into the match had Sheamus locked in the Sharpshooter. Sheamus escaped, but found himself back in the deadly submission approximately two minutes later and was forced to tap.

I wanted to have British Bulldog return during this match, either to do a run in on Hart's behalf or make a surprise appearance as Hart's manager, but neither scenario happened. Oh well, it'll give the folks on RAW something to pop over. I'm thinking of starting a Hart Foundation 2.0 with Bret, Davey Boy, DH Smith, Tyson Kidd, and Natty, but I might scrap it as there really isn't anyone for them to feud with on RAW unless I make a UK/Ireland stable with Sheamus, Barrett, and McIntyre. That might be something to hold off on until SurvivorSeries approaches. I don't really have any stables on RAW right now, but that's because I'm not a big fan of stables, in real life or in my videogame.

Sounds like Sheamus will have some unfinished business on the RAW/night after. And yeah, I get what you mean about the Stable thing - plus, it's hard to have a Stable bigger than 3 guys because they can't all be involved in the same match then. And lets not forget the cluster F*** that the Rumble match becomes when you have stable guys coming out one before the other, then attacking each other.

I truly wish the game, during Rumble/Battle Royal matches, would understand teammates wouldn't instantly attack each other unless they're the final guys/only guys in the ring.

Intercontinental Championship Match- Chris Jericho (c) vs. Ric Flair w/ Daniel Bryan

Another dud... I think. I was really distracted while playing it because I was watching something on YouTube. As far as I remember it was pretty back and forth for a while before Ric Flair started to dominate with strikes and standing chain grapples. Jericho started to mount some offense but Flair quickly reversed a running attack into a roll-up and got the pin that way to become the new Intercontinental Champion.

That finish sounds like one of those that you need to do to get an achievement. I've been trying to get that for a while now, with Mysterio matches. To no luck though.

Still, I enjoy shock endings such as that - so I like how it ends without a finisher and more so "out of no where."

World Heavyweight Championship- Goldberg (c) vs. Hulk Hogan w/ Big Show in a No Holds Barred match

In my imagination, The Invaders used their influence to make Teddy Long change this into a no holds barred match to ensure that Goldberg doesn't use his champion's advantage.

Goldberg did not use the champion's advantage, but he did use the no-DQ no-countout stipulation to his advantage. He destroyed Hulk Hogan in the opening minutes of the match with power move after power move. Eventually he decided to give Hogan a tour of the arena and tossed the Hulkster to the floor. He acquainted Hogan with the security barrier and a set of steel stairs before tossing Hogan back into the ring to finish off the match, but Hogan had other plans as he threw Goldberg to the floor. Hogan gained the upper hand for a few moments with a few power moves on the outside, and Big Show (finally) got involved by tossing Goldberg into the other set of stairs. Goldberg, however, hit Big Show with a clothesline and Hogan scampered back into the ring. Goldberg threw the steel stairs into the ring for good measure, and climbed back in. He quickly regained control, and put the match out of reach for Hogan when he hit the one handed spine buster on Hogan and planted him right on the steel stairs! Ouch!!! Goldberg hit the Jackhammer to get the one, two, three, and he retained the championship.

I'm thinking Goldberg and Hogan have a last chance match at the next PPV (Summerslam?).

I thought (for like 10 seconds or less) about finding a Hogan street attire CAW, just so I could have someone destroy him and ultimately end his career once and for all. But I loathe Hogan so much, it's too much time (I currently feel) to even give him that much (more) spotlight.

I have, also, thought about bringing in Goldberg - and he's another I couldn't stand for the stupid "streak". Seriously, 60+ of it were f'n cruiserweights and jobbers, come on man!

Anyways, I enjoyed the read of this match and would've loved to see the spinebuster onto the steps.

Sting vs. Cactus Jack

Arguably the match of the night. This was a great contest that showed off the talent these two men have. After Sting hit the ring (Will, if you don't have good theme music for Sting, use Jake Robert's, it fits AMAZINGLY) Jack came running down the entrance ramp and attacked Sting before the match even started. He let Sting get up but quickly hit a running neckbreaker to put Sting right back down. Jack picked Sting up and attempted the Double Underhook DDT, but Sting reversed it and took advantage with strikes and groggy grapples.

There was a TON of back and forth action in this match, and my favorite sequence happened when Cactus Jack attempted to powerslam Sting but Sting escaped with an elbow to the face. Sting then tried to powerbomb Cactus Jack, but Jack countered it into a DDT. Jack then hit a few stomps and some kicks and tried a powerbomb of his own, but Sting countered it into a facebuster! From there, Sting quickly took advantage with a Stinger Splash, a diving splash from the top rope, and a bulldog. Sting hit the SDD for the win.

Firstly; I use all custom music. I download it from youtube using another website, then burn it to a cd. (I can show you how if you have the ability to do any of that. All you need is Windows Media Player, and a CD-RW). It's been nothing short of amazing to me to be able to find all these songs through youtube of all places.

Secondly; I truly believe the SvR11 game just WANTS people to have Jack v. Sting feuds. Regardless who has them, they just seem to "work" - every. single. time.

Finally; does this feud have a destination spot? What's the purpose behind them feuding here, and now? I think I finally have an idea for where I want Jack to go from the Sting/Taker feuds.. and it's gonna get extreme.

WWE Championship Match- John Cena (c) vs. Kurt Angle vs. CM Punk

This was the other match of the night candidate. John Cena dominated the early goings with strikes and chain grapples that left both Angle and Punk lying on the floor at various points. Cena also utilized double team moves with the help of either man, but they quickly wised up to Cena and began focusing on the champ. Angle started hitting suplexes on Cena and Punk used his infamous kicks to weaken the champ, but Angle soon betrayed Punk and hit a huge German Suplex on the Straight Edge Superstar. Cena attempted to take advantage of this by hitting the Flying Fameasser on Angle and locking in the STF, but by the time all that happened Punk was already up and broke up the STF as soon as it was locked in.

Angle and Punk renewed their temporary alliance to double team Cena one more time, as Angle held Cena in a standing armbar and Punk hit a big enziguri to the back of Cena's head. Punk and Angle went at it against each other, but Cena got up and threw the two outside of the ring and took the fight out there. Punk was already weak, but Cena started to finish him off by dropping him onto the security barrier and hitting some power moves. Angle took over beating on Punk for Cena, and Cena used this opportunity to prepare the announce table for demolition. He lured Angle over and used a side suplex to put Kurt through the table, leaving him sprawled outside. Cena threw Punk back into the ring and hit the 5 Knuckle Shuffle and locked in the STF, but had it on for no more than 4 or 5 seconds when Kurt got back into the ring and broke it up.

The pace picked up again as Cena tossed Punk to the outside and focused his energy on Angle. Angle was starting to get very weak, but Cena put the finishing touches on him with a big Fisherman's Suplex where he hooked the leg to the pin, but Punk broke it up. Cena hit a throwback on Angle as Punk climbed the top rope, presumably to hit Cena with a diving attack. I say presumably, because Cena interrupted it by grabbing Punk and throwing him right onto Angle! Cena hit the 5 Knuckle Shuffle on Punk again, and then capitalized with an Attitude Adjustment. He tossed Angle out of the ring, covered Punk, and got the three count to retain his championship.

I wanted Stone Cold to do a run in, but apparently nobody felt like coming out during the matches tonight. That's okay though, because now I'll have a blow off at the next PPV.

HOLY SHIT that was every bit of a word fort. Also, the way I make sure a run-in will happen is to put the person you want to run in as the MAIN enemy of the person you want him attacking. Then, you have your best chance at a run-in. Granted, it doesn't always happen, but for ppv's you should almost always get cut-scene moments for everything.

Looks like your Raw/Night After will be huge.

 

[JGlass]

I would have to witness this match, to understand how the Hardcore Legend was taken down by a "flying clothesline". In my head, when I read everything and I just pictured Funk as this incredible (youth retained) badass who was owning Ryder at every turn, then just craps out (as if his fountain of youth quit) to a "flying clothesline". lol

It's a created finisher. Ryder dodges a clothesline, runs at his opponent, does a sort of Shining Wizard thing where he steps up on the knee but launces himself a few feet in the air and comes crashing down onto the opponent. It's really sweet looking, and it looks pretty beast.

Also, I don't have Funk built as being that powerful. I'd say he's at the lower tier of the main event.

So, where do they go from here? Mutual respect and a tag team, or split pathes and different directions?

Zack Ryder goes on to feud with John Morrison, Terry Funk moves on to feud with the Rock I think.

I love it for HBK (obviously), but think it's incredible stupid for guys who have no business doing a kip up. If I'm playing with a guy with it, and it gives the option to hit it; I normally refuse unless I feel in major danger of losing and need the quick ending.

HBK is the only guy I could condone using it on. Maybe Taker too.

Sounds like Sheamus will have some unfinished business on the RAW/night after. And yeah, I get what you mean about the Stable thing - plus, it's hard to have a Stable bigger than 3 guys because they can't all be involved in the same match then. And lets not forget the cluster F*** that the Rumble match becomes when you have stable guys coming out one before the other, then attacking each other.

Sort of. In my imagination Sheamus jumped Bret Hart when Hart was cutting an in-ring promo. He badly injured Hart, but the GM punished him by putting him in a tag match with CM Punk against Sting and Stone Cold. During that match the British Bulldog ran down the ramp and knocked Sheamus off the ring apron while the ref wasn't looking! Stone Cold and Sting won the match after Stone Cold hit the Stunner on Punk, and I'm obviously going to have Sheamus feud with Davey Boy Smith now.

I truly wish the game, during Rumble/Battle Royal matches, would understand teammates wouldn't instantly attack each other unless they're the final guys/only guys in the ring.

It's one of the few crucial things they really need to incorporate into the game, along with having more than 6 guys in the ring at the same time.

That finish sounds like one of those that you need to do to get an achievement. I've been trying to get that for a while now, with Mysterio matches. To no luck though.

It is, actually. It's pretty easy, you just have to use some guy with the leverage pin ability and get the opponent pretty warn down, though he doesn't have to be grabbing a body part or anything, just to the point where they don't get up right away after you knock them down.

I thought (for like 10 seconds or less) about finding a Hogan street attire CAW, just so I could have someone destroy him and ultimately end his career once and for all. But I loathe Hogan so much, it's too much time (I currently feel) to even give him that much (more) spotlight.

I have, also, thought about bringing in Goldberg - and he's another I couldn't stand for the stupid "streak". Seriously, 60+ of it were f'n cruiserweights and jobbers, come on man!

I'm not a Hogan fan either, but he's a fun guy to use. But you know what's bizarre? There is literally NOTHING in the game's finishing move list that even slightly resembles Hogan's legdrop. I'm using a powerbomb and Kofi's Boom drop for his finishers right now, with a running big boot and a super atomic drop for his signatures.

Anyways, I enjoyed the read of this match and would've loved to see the spinebuster onto the steps.

Oh my goodness dude, it was VICIOUS.

Secondly; I truly believe the SvR11 game just WANTS people to have Jack v. Sting feuds. Regardless who has them, they just seem to "work" - every. single. time.

Finally; does this feud have a destination spot? What's the purpose behind them feuding here, and now? I think I finally have an idea for where I want Jack to go from the Sting/Taker feuds.. and it's gonna get extreme.

That was the blow off as it had been developing for two full months and this was, I think, the third time they had a one on one match. Foley is going to disappear for a while, but I'm thinking of bringing him back sometime between SurvivorSeries and the Royal Rumble to save Sting, turning him face. I'd really like to have Foley feud with Miz and have a match between them at WrestleMania. I feel like that would be a really great feud.

HOLY SHIT that was every bit of a word fort. Also, the way I make sure a run-in will happen is to put the person you want to run in as the MAIN enemy of the person you want him attacking. Then, you have your best chance at a run-in. Granted, it doesn't always happen, but for ppv's you should almost always get cut-scene moments for everything.

Yes, it was a word fort, but it was a match well worth recapping. My favorite part was when Cena threw Punk onto a sprawled out Angle, I marked a little.

Looks like your Raw/Night After will be huge.

It was good, not great. I'm running a long term angle right now where Buddy Rogers is trying to turn Shawn Michaels and Triple H against each other, and Buddy Rogers and Harley Race won a tag match against Trips and Shawn to set that plan into motion.

The second match had Fury vs. Randy Savage. I wasn't sure if I was going to use this as a blow off match (the next PPV is Night of Champions, so it's impossible for me to give them a proper PPV match then), but I decided yes. It was an absolutely amazing match, easily match of the night. Savage jumped fury from behind before the match started, and immediately went for the diving elbow drop, but Fury dodged it. The match went on for a while and was very much back and forth until the point where both men were very battered. Fury had the chance to lock in the Crossface, but Savage countered it and was able to take advantage to hit a running hot shot and followed it up with a diving elbow drop for the win. There was one 2.99999 count that I managed to kick out of, it was intense!

Third match was Miz vs. Santino, as they've been feuding for a little while and needed some screen time. Miz won with a SCF despite the fact that Santino rushed to the ring and got some pre-bell offense in, including his signature diving headbutt.

And the last match was Sting and Stone Cold vs. Sheamus and Punk, and I already told you about that.

Your EC PPV sounded solid, though I could never imagine the IC Title being defended in a steel cage. Still, I liked the Punk hiring Baretta angle... his he going to be a new inductee to the SES, or was it just a cash deal for Trent?

My favorite match to read was the first tag match, sounds like an epic comeback! Too bad Beer Money didn't get to hold onto the gold for very long. Your tag division is very strong. Right now all I have is Kane and Big Show, DX, Edge and Christian, and Regal and Goldust (comedic face tag team that jobs to everyone 90% of the time). I am going to be making a team between AJ Styles and Dolph Ziggler though, and in turn I'm going to reunite RVD and Rey.

In your IC match, how did Trent hit Christian before he left the cage? Is that an imagination thing, a cut scene, or what? I've never had that happen to me, and I play elimination chambers all the time.

And fucking Randy Orton winning the match like a weasel . So it'll be Orton vs. Edge at Mania? That's not a bad match-up at all, though my feelings about Orton certainly put a damper on it. Orton, along with Batista, is one of the few highly rated guys who didn't make the cut on my roster.

 

[ThUnDeRpHoEnIx]

Ok up to Survivor Series after playing all day.

Storylines are as follow

RAW:

Chris Masters and Carlito had a match the night after BR which ended in a count out.Next week Primo and Chavo took on the MotorCityMachineGuns where if P&C won they would get a shot at the titles at SS.Carlito came out and helped P&C win.The week after Masters defeated Chavo in a squash match where Carlito attacked him afterwards.Carlito then announced that at SS it would be Team Carlito against Team Masters and Thats Cool and spat apple into Masters face.The next week after Masters attacked Carlito backstage he announced that the winning team would get the respective titles.

I debuted Gregory Helms on RAW the night after BG and he quickly made short work of Tyson Kidd.Tyson Kidd retaliated the next week by costing Gregory Helms the match against David Hart Smith as Helms was going for the New Modified Single Knee Fackbreaker(Two Knee Thrusts Followed by a Codebreaker),Kidd Jumped on the apron so the ref didnt see the pin.DH then rolled out of the ring and nailed Helms with a chair shot to get the win.Gregory Helms then teams with Goldust to face The Hart Dynasty winning after Helms hit the Shining Wizard on Kidd.The next week Tyson Kidd was backstage and announced he would take Helms on for the MDT before attacking Helms from behind.

HHH,Miz and Morrison I put in a triple threat match 3 times once each week with each one coming out with a victory to show they can beat each other.Then in the last week I put all three in a tag team match against Edge,Goldberg and Kurt Angle.Edge,GOldberg and Kurt won after a arguement between Miz and JoMo led to an Angle slam by Angle into a pin.

Smackdown:

6 man battle royal to determine who would face Jack Swagger at SS for his IC title was won by RVD.Next week RVD lost to Swagger by DQ after nailing Swagger with a Chair.Swagger retaliated by attacking RVD with a lead pipe the next week after RVD defeated Christian.RVD and Rey Mysterio then faced Swagger and Christian the next week in a Tornado Tag Matchwhich was won by RVD after Christian was hit with the 619 while RVD hit Swagger with the Rolling Thunder.RVD then Climbed the Turnbuckle and As soon as Rey got of Christian(no pin)RVD hit the 5 star frog splash for the victory.

I didnt really build a feud between Undertaker,CM Punk,Stone Cold and the Rock.I just imagined each week one cut a promo on the others instead of a match.The winner of the fatal 4 way will get a shot at TLC of the winner of the Sting/King match.

Sting faced of against Vance Archer the first night off and Didnt let go when he won with the SDL to send a message to King.King faced Angle next week in a battle of the ankle lock(submission match and angle was bought it to make the ankle lock more legit) which Angle won after a Sting came in when Angle was in a Ankle Lock,broke it up and hit the Death Drop on King allowing Angle to lock the ankle lock in.King retaliated the next week by completing his heel turn by attacking Sting before the match and Locking the Ankle lock in and not releasing when Sting Tapped.Sting came out the next week with his Leg Bandaged and demanded a one on one match with King right then.King again attacked Sting from behind and Locked in teh Ankle Lock to damage Stings leg further going into SS.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

It's a created finisher. Ryder dodges a clothesline, runs at his opponent, does a sort of Shining Wizard thing where he steps up on the knee but launces himself a few feet in the air and comes crashing down onto the opponent. It's really sweet looking, and it looks pretty beast.

Also, I don't have Funk built as being that powerful. I'd say he's at the lower tier of the main event.

Ryder's finisher certainly sounds better than a regular flying clothesline, and it seems as though it'd definitely be something to see rather than hear about.

As for Funk, that sounds a bit more correct as far as he'd go; plus it helps Ryder because of his legendary status, as well as being a sort-of "beginning/opening" to the Main Event scene, if that is indeed what you want for Ryder.

Zack Ryder goes on to feud with John Morrison, Terry Funk moves on to feud with the Rock I think.

Ryder and Morrison sounds like a good feud. Spotfest, perhaps? As for Funk and Rock, I'll wait until I see the feud progress, but on paper it seems as if neither guy could work well with the other. I just don't see their styles meshing well.

HBK is the only guy I could condone using it on. Maybe Taker too.

I forgot about Taker, earlier. He doesn't "kip up" though, he sits up (in the same fashion, albeit) and yes - for me, I love him doing that because him doing that is realistic. I don't mind Sting doing the kip up from time to time, because he's been known to "no sell"; but overall - I don't like using it in a ton of matches.

Sort of. In my imagination Sheamus jumped Bret Hart when Hart was cutting an in-ring promo. He badly injured Hart, but the GM punished him by putting him in a tag match with CM Punk against Sting and Stone Cold. During that match the British Bulldog ran down the ramp and knocked Sheamus off the ring apron while the ref wasn't looking! Stone Cold and Sting won the match after Stone Cold hit the Stunner on Punk, and I'm obviously going to have Sheamus feud with Davey Boy Smith now.

If Sheamus and Davey begin a program, I can see Sheamus' vicious acts against the family continue against Davey's son then. Also, in a type of spin-off match or uneasy alliance, you could have Punk upset about being left for dead (more or less) yet have them forced to pair off again against the Father-Son duo, on another Raw or something.

It's one of the few crucial things they really need to incorporate into the game, along with having more than 6 guys in the ring at the same time.

I would like to see so many things develop in next year's game. I want them to bring back fighting IN the crowd, and even that little area with weapons and a platford to jump off of. I'd love to even be able to "attack fans", but that's never likely to happen. lol

I want to see a more loyal system to understanding Stables and Tag Teams. (ie. No attacking your partner in Battle Royal/Rumble settings, and no being paired with random people on weekly shows, for no reason.)-(a note on that last one, I often have to switch up matches for Superstars because tag matches will involve one half of a tag team with a random single's star who isn't being used. For example: Lance Storm & R-Truth v. Dolph Ziggler & Jeff Hardy, when Storm & Hardy are both IN tag teams)

The ability to go from the ring, to ringside, to the stage and beyond. There was one Smackdown game (the 1st for the PS2, I believe) in which you could actually irish whip them into a new area, by whipping them through the entrance area and they'd end up in a hallway backstage, then so on and so forth. I want that back! Also, let me climb the f'n Titan Tron!! PLUS.. let me use the new HD set to bash someone's head against it, and blow it up or cause sparks, or something.

I'm not a Hogan fan either, but he's a fun guy to use. But you know what's bizarre? There is literally NOTHING in the game's finishing move list that even slightly resembles Hogan's legdrop. I'm using a powerbomb and Kofi's Boom drop for his finishers right now, with a running big boot and a super atomic drop for his signatures.

I have NO clue why people use a Powerbomb for Hogan. Most of the Hogan's available online have a Powerbomb as a finisher. When has Hogan EVER used a Powerbomb; ever? As a finisher, or regular move?! I think I recall him doing it once - in 2000 - during the New Blood angle, to Kidman through a table. It could've been Mike Awesome powerbombing Hogan though, after Hogan failed an attempt on Kidman.. so, yeah.. when has Hogan EVER used a powerbomb.

As for Kingston's leg drop.. that'd be hilarious to see him do.

That was the blow off as it had been developing for two full months and this was, I think, the third time they had a one on one match. Foley is going to disappear for a while, but I'm thinking of bringing him back sometime between SurvivorSeries and the Royal Rumble to save Sting, turning him face. I'd really like to have Foley feud with Miz and have a match between them at WrestleMania. I feel like that would be a really great feud.

I like the idea that Foley would leave after feuding w/ Sting, only to return and save him. I enjoy stories like that.

Yes, it was a word fort, but it was a match well worth recapping. My favorite part was when Cena threw Punk onto a sprawled out Angle, I marked a little.

I had a moment like this in a Tag Team TLC. Edge & Christian v. the Hardy Boys. I was just randomly playing, and the ending was Edge hitting Matt with a conchairto on the outside, while Christian and Jeff were climbing the ladder inside. Edge came back into the ring, as both were at the top, and just as Christian reached up to the "item", Edge grabbed Jeff and powerbombed him off the side as Christian unhooked the item. It happened so flawlessly and even me explaining it doesn't do it justice.

It was good, not great. I'm running a long term angle right now where Buddy Rogers is trying to turn Shawn Michaels and Triple H against each other, and Buddy Rogers and Harley Race won a tag match against Trips and Shawn to set that plan into motion.

See, I'd have to "be" a fan of either of those guys (Rogers/Race) to understand and like this feud. Much like you toward Orton/Edge, for me.

The second match had Fury vs. Randy Savage. I wasn't sure if I was going to use this as a blow off match (the next PPV is Night of Champions, so it's impossible for me to give them a proper PPV match then), but I decided yes. It was an absolutely amazing match, easily match of the night. Savage jumped fury from behind before the match started, and immediately went for the diving elbow drop, but Fury dodged it. The match went on for a while and was very much back and forth until the point where both men were very battered. Fury had the chance to lock in the Crossface, but Savage countered it and was able to take advantage to hit a running hot shot and followed it up with a diving elbow drop for the win. There was one 2.99999 count that I managed to kick out of, it was intense!

I'm seriously debating having Sheamus/Black for the US title happen on a Raw, because I've pushed Black for 3 months now, and he's in 3rd place for the Heavyweight title - but isn't even in the top 10 for the US. And it pisses me off, because he's feuded with Sheamus for 2 of those 3 months.

I also LOVE last split second kick-outs. Twice did that happen to me in the Beer Money/Impact Players match, and once in a Kid Kash/Chavo Guerrero match.

Third match was Miz vs. Santino, as they've been feuding for a little while and needed some screen time. Miz won with a SCF despite the fact that Santino rushed to the ring and got some pre-bell offense in, including his signature diving headbutt.

Do you use Santino in any serious role? I'm debating seriously pushing him and Kozlov, but I enjoy using so many of my other teams it almost seems worthless to push Santino & Kozlov.

Your EC PPV sounded solid, though I could never imagine the IC Title being defended in a steel cage. Still, I liked the Punk hiring Baretta angle... his he going to be a new inductee to the SES, or was it just a cash deal for Trent?

Truth is, I figured the IC title would be involved in a regular match and the SD Elimination Chamber was going to be the S.E.S. against Christian, MVP and a partner of their choice - with the idea that one of Christian's partners would turn on him. But when I realized the IC title was inside the Chamber, and the screw-ups everywhere else.. I just changed up some stuff.

As for Trent and the S.E.S., to truth is: Trent would've NEVER been allowed in that match if I had my way. But I enjoy actual title matches, for the ending cut scenes of the winner claiming the title. So I kept it, and decided to work with it by twisting a guy like Trent being in that type of match, much less that high up on the card.

Still, I may very well see what I can do with him now. Maybe he knew I was considering replacing him with someone new off the CAW-wire.

My favorite match to read was the first tag match, sounds like an epic comeback! Too bad Beer Money didn't get to hold onto the gold for very long. Your tag division is very strong. Right now all I have is Kane and Big Show, DX, Edge and Christian, and Regal and Goldust (comedic face tag team that jobs to everyone 90% of the time). I am going to be making a team between AJ Styles and Dolph Ziggler though, and in turn I'm going to reunite RVD and Rey.

First; the Beer Money/Impact Players match was INTENSE, and great to play. Had it not been for the interaction of everything in the Sting/Taker-Edge/Jericho match, the BM/IP would've been my fave. Also, Beer Money retained their titles. James Storm kicked out of a That's Incredible, and later pinned Justin to retain.

My Tag Team list is..

Beer Money
Impact Players
Los Boricuas
S.E.S.
Team 3D (thinking about spliting them though, they have no 3-D in the game)
Wolfpac (Nash/Syxx)
AJ Styles/Christopher Daniels
Husky Harris/Michael McGullicuty
The Corre (Slater/Gabriel)
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Teams Available, but not being pushed as a Tag Title contender:
Santino/Kozlov
MVP/Mark Henry (lately Henry is out, Christian is in)
Edge/Jericho
Hardy Boz
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Considering: Zack Ryder & Kid Kash for a new "Pitbulls" team.

In your IC match, how did Trent hit Christian before he left the cage? Is that an imagination thing, a cut scene, or what? I've never had that happen to me, and I play elimination chambers all the time.

No, it was an imagination thing. Another truth.. I was controlling Christian, with the full intention of having him win the title then feud with Punk for it, to continue their storyline into Mania.

FACT: Christian pinned Trent, eliminating him - then Ziggler clotheslined me, and pinned me clean. I was pissed because I had barely been injured, and was tapping the buttons like crazy to kick out.. but couldn't. So, yeah, instead of saying "Christian got eliminated because of stupid BS", I made up a better sounding story to continue a storyline for my own benefit.

I WISH that could've been a cut scene.

And fucking Randy Orton winning the match like a weasel . So it'll be Orton vs. Edge at Mania? That's not a bad match-up at all, though my feelings about Orton certainly put a damper on it. Orton, along with Batista, is one of the few highly rated guys who didn't make the cut on my roster.

Another truth be told event.. I hadn't even thought of the Raw ME for Mania until right after Mania when I realized Edge would carry the title into Mania. I had ideas from..

Jericho turning on Edge to feud for the title, to Tyler Black becoming the "rookie contender at Mania", to some type of hopeful 3-way with HHH, HBK & Edge, or HHH & Nash since both have been screwed in recent ppvs, or adding Cena somewhere. Yeah, I had nothing; then realized an Edge/Orton Mania match isn't awful, and could draw.

 

[ThUnDeRpHoEnIx]

Will one question?Do you have any CAWs of your own?Not like Sting or Beer Money but like someone of your own?Like JGlass has Jake Fury and I have Sean Crusade

 

[TheOneBigWill]

Will one question?Do you have any CAWs of your own?Not like Sting or Beer Money but like someone of your own?Like JGlass has Jake Fury and I have Sean Crusade

Nope. Once upon a time I created a "The One" Big Will CAW, and tried to use him, but overall I'm not much for fantasy in wrestling by that extreme.

Do I feel that TNA, ECW & WCW former past and present stars could all invade WWE at once to create a roster over flowing with guys who likely won't get to see the complete card on a weekly basis? Yeah.

Do I feel myself, my friends, or some randomly created person made up from my own imagination could become a Superstar and challenge actual wrestlers on a weekly basis? Pfft.. not until I see it happen, first hand.

Beisdes, I have like what 50 CAW spots and even then, I somehow manage to have to delete people randomly to add more when I feel like I wanna use others not currently on my list.. there just isn't enough room in my stories for fake people.

Now - why did you get banned? Can someone explain this to me? Is it a perma, or a week, or what?

 

[JGlass]

One week. The kid can't stop spamming in the non spam sections.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

JGlass, I keep forgetting you're a mod. I was fully expecting Doc to be the only guy who'd answer me - because I doubt anyone else looks at this thread anymore. Shit, NorCal made the damn thing and hasn't posted in it in months I believe.

So, getting back on the subject at hand.. my Mania card is looking mighty powerful, but I'll save it for when I do the monthly run-down (which will happen in a couple moments.)

 

[JGlass]

I've got a decent Night of Champions card coming up.

Cruiserweight Championship- Daniel Bryan (c) vs. Kofi Kingston
Tag Team Championship- Kane and Big Show (c) vs. Edge and Christian
Intercontinental Championship- Ric Flair (c) vs. Ricky Steamboat
United States Championship- Lou Thesz (c) vs. Buddy Rogers vs. Harley Race
World Heavyweight Championship- Goldberg (c) vs. Hulk Hogan
WWE Championship- John Cena (c) vs. Kurt Angle in a last chance, last man standing match.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

So, I'm gonna do my best at breaking down the monthly report via just mentioning the (important) details of the weekly basis.

RAW:

Spoiler

Week 1: Tyler Black and Sheamus opened the show directly following a huge night for Black at the Elimination Chamber. Even though he ultimately lost to Orton, he out-lasted Sheamus, HBK, HHH & Kevin Nash. Black picked up a non-title victory over Sheamus after he once again walked out mid-match and was counted out. It was later ordered that next week, Sheamus & Black would meet inside a Steel Cage - for the US title.

A Triple Threat #1 Contender's contest for the US title was had. Ted DiBiase Jr. defeated Evan Bourne and Robert Roode. Justin Credible attacked Robert Roode before the match started, tossing him into the ring for DiBiase!! DiBiase attacked Bourne from behind, quickly tossing him to the floor and picking up the easy (and cheap) victory, over Roode to become the #1 contender to the US title.

Shawn Michaels and Triple H tried to patch up their differences following the downfall from the ppv, by facing Edge and Jericho in a (sort-of) return tag team match. This was quickly ruined, however, when HHH decided to pedigree Shawn Michaels and leave him for dead!!!

In the Main Event, it was a pissed off Kevin Nash seeking revenge against Randy Orton for eliminating him in what Nash feels was an underhanded tactic. As a result of this, Orton decided to sneak in through the crowd while Nash was waiting in the ring, only to hit an RKO - pick up the victory - and leave Nash out cold to end the show!! (Orton tweener turn, I guess.)

Week 2: Justin Credible defeated Robert Roode thanks to Lance Storm running down to help out. After the contest, a 2-on-1 assault would take place until James Storm would make the save! **(On Superstars, James Storm defeated Lance Storm, then was laid out by Justin Credible)**

Ted DiBiase would defeat Evan Bourne in a squash match.

Triple H cut a promo about how he's tired of "carrying" Shawn Michaels, and that he should've let him stay retired. Now, instead, he's going to have to end his career once and for all. Shawn attacked Triple H, backstage, and it lead to a backstage brawl.

In the Main Event - Tyler Black hit a 450 splash off the top of the cage, onto Sheamus, to pick up the victory and become the US Champion!! This was a very bloody Cage match for the US title.

Week 3: This was a WCW Nitro Retro show. In the opening bout; Rey Mysterio defended his Cruiserweight Championship against Chavo Guerrero.

Scott Steiner & his mystery partner (Buff Bagwell) defeated the Big Show & his mystery partner (Lex Luger).

Diamond Dallas Page won a 6-man Battle Royal that also included; Booker T, Chris Jericho, Roddy Piper, Raven & Jeff Jarrett.

In the Main Event; Sting defeated Ric Flair with the Scorpion Deathlock, after an AMAZING match that also had Arn Anderson (in the corner) distract the official while Flair tapped to the Deathlock earlier in the match, and Cactus Jack ran down to distract the official after the first Death Drop. In the end, Flair was busted open in classic Flair-fashion, and this lead to another Death Drop then Deathlock for the tap out.

Week 4: Triple H and Ted DiBiase defeated Shawn Michaels and Tyler Black in an opening bout that was longer than it should've been. The ending had Triple H and Shawn Michaels fighting on the outside of the ring, while DiBiase hit Dream-street on Black, who was distracted inside the ring.

Edge defeated Santino in what was a squash.

In a #1 Contender's match, the Impact Players defeated the Hart Dynasty. This was a great match, almost as intense as the ppv tag match with Beer Money.

Randy Orton defeated Chris Jericho in the Main Event, with an RKO. After the match, Edge ran in and attacked Orton with a pipe - leaving him laying, as the show ended.

Smackdown:

Spoiler

Week 1: In the opening contest, Christian defeated Trent Baretta; however following the match Luke Gallows attacked Christian on behalf of CM Punk. It was later announced that Punk challenged Christian at Wrestlemania, in a winner take all match. ~ If Punk wins, Christian must join the S.E.S., if Christian wins, the Punk will disband the S.E.S.

In a #1 Contender's match for the IC title; Drew McIntyre defeated Robert Roode after Lance Storm interfered and helped McIntyre win. Scott Steiner was sitting at ringside.

In the Main Event, Sting would defeat Cactus Jack - after Shane Douglas returned and attacked Cactus Jack!!!!

Week 2: In the opening bout, CM Punk defeated MVP - only to barely escape the returning Mark Henry who ran down to the ring too little, too late to try and help MVP.

Almost directly following the opening bout, a Tag team match featured Christian & Mark Henry against Luke Gallows and Trent Baretta - who was still helping the S.E.S., but never officially announced as a member. Christian & Henry picked up the victory.

Shane Douglas defeated Kofi Kingston in a very violent match. While the rules stood in place, Douglas found ways around them - ultimately ending up with the ring bell, a chair, and a very bloody Kingston. After the match, Cactus Jack attacks Shane Douglas with a lead pipe. ~ A Hardcore Challenge was laid down by Jack, to Douglas, for Mania.

In the Main Event, to prepare for the Undertaker; Sting defeated Kane. During the match, the lights went off and upon coming back on - both men were down. Sting, however, was able to almost get up instantly and quickly follow up by lifting Kane, then dropping him in the Scorpion Deathlock.

Week 3: This was a Wrestlemania Rewind show. In the opening contest, CM Punk defeated Rey Mysterio thanks to help from Luke Gallows. As Punk was picking up the victory, Christian ran down to ringside. Punk just barely got away.

Shawn Michaels defeated Chris Jericho, after Triple H tried to interfere but it didn't work. Triple H was sent to the back, resulting in Jericho's attention being swayed long enough for HBK to connect with some SCM and get the pin.

The Undertaker defeated Kane in a regular match. After the match, Cactus Jack attacked the Undertaker and challenged him to a hardcore match 2 days before Mania.

In the Main Event, Randy Orton defeated Triple H, after Shawn Michaels interfered and helped Orton pick up the victory.

Week 4: Shane Douglas defeated Matt Hardy after a Pittsburgh Plunge.

Scott Steiner defeated Jack Swagger in a non-title match.

Christian, MVP & Mark Henry defeated the S.E.S. (Punk, Gallows & Baretta) Christian hit the Killswitch Engage on Trent to get the victory. Punk more or less barely got in, and didn't try to stop the finish.

In the Main Event, the Undertaker defeated Cactus Jack in a No Holds Barred match. Sting sat at ringside. Shane Douglas ran out and attacked Cactus Jack, while the Undertaker and Sting finally broke down and went at each other. The ending was a Tombstone in the middle of the ring, after Douglas and Sting were both sent to the back.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

Wrestlemania card:

Money in the Bank: David Hart Smith v. Husky Harris v. Booker T v. Daniel Bryan v. Kofi Kingston v. Primo (yeah, this is the ONLY fucked up match on my card - but I want an achievement, so it stays)

Unified Tag Team Titles: Beer Money (c) v. Impact Players - they had such an amazing match before, I felt they had great chemistry. If I can, this will likely be a no dq/no countout match.

Extreme Rules Match: Cactus Jack v. Shane Douglas

WWE Championship: Edge (c) v. Randy Orton

Grudge match: Shawn Michaels v. Triple H. - it is actually scheduled to be Tyler Black defending his US title against Ted DiBiase, but I'm likely going to pull that match.

World Championship: Sting (c) v. the Undertaker - I'm hugely happy they gave this the MAIN Event spot.

 

[TheOneBigWill]

Cruiserweight Championship- Daniel Bryan (c) vs. Kofi Kingston

I'd love to see a match like this, in real life. I'll ask for backstory on everything - so instead of me saying it over and over, just know I'd like backstory on everything. lol

I'll predict Bryan to retain here, unless he's had it for a while.

Tag Team Championship- Kane and Big Show (c) vs. Edge and Christian

This has tons of talent - but ultimately I've never thought Big Show and Kane were a good Tag Team due to the inability to match-up well with anyone. Edge and Christian are one of the greatest, but the power disadvantage could hurt them.

I'll take E&C for the win, but only because I can't pick against Edge.

Intercontinental Championship- Ric Flair (c) vs. Ricky Steamboat

Just like the opening bout - I'd love to see this one more time. Flair knows too many dirty tactics to say he couldn't retain here, but Steamboat and Flair have read each others' book and know everything about the other.

I'll say Steamboat picks up another IC title run. This time NOT to turn around and drop it to the Honky Tonk Man.

United States Championship- Lou Thesz (c) vs. Buddy Rogers vs. Harley Race

Pass. No disrespect, we've been down this road before. Like Orton & Batista matches to you - I'm just not a fan of the old old school wrestlers.

World Heavyweight Championship- Goldberg (c) vs. Hulk Hogan

I'm begging Goldberg to spear Hogan in half. If Hogan wins the belt, I e-riot.

WWE Championship- John Cena (c) vs. Kurt Angle in a last chance, last man standing match.

Nice Main Event - and a LMS match to boot. A perfect way to end a rivalry. I'll go with Angle for the upset and achievement of his desired goal.