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UWF Mock Draft VI

Interesting, interesting. Although I think having a "pure wrestling" approach and having Rock and Sting as your two main guys - as well as being something I've done before - is kinda contradictory, it was well written and it lays the groundwork quite well.

As for not commenting on rosters, I've chosen not to. Why? Because it's not how big your stars are, it's how you use them.

Edit: I think I may move this to Book This!. Any objections?
 
I know, but I've tried to counteract this by having people such as Mr. Perfect and Ric Flair on my roster, who were great technical wrestlers. Also, my 1st choice, Kurt Angle was taken by 48.7
 
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PROLOGUE

A crappy looking arena. Not bingo-hall level, nor even 'iMPACT!' Zone. Still not up there with SmackDown! or Raw though. A wrestling ring plonked in the middle, almost as an afterthought, and an underwhelmingly small ramp with a curtain. It seems that whoever's signing the checks around here has at least payed out for a couple of decent sized "titantrons" though, LCD TVs dotted around the "arena", some RRR logos displayed on them, as well as the barriers and on the sides of the ring. Red cloth is hung over indistinguishable objects around the place, hiding them from view.

Without warning, some sort of generic rock music blasts out of some speakers (which are hidden somewhere) and Paul Heyman emerges, like a toad from a hole. The crowd goes wild. At this point, it'd be reasonable to assume that the audience is made out of 30-year-old smarks who watch such mind-numbing products like CZW. You'd probably be right. Heyman gets to the ring, but it takes a few moments for the overenthusiastic welcome to die down - a "thank you Paul!" there and an ever-original "E!C!W!" here.

Paul Heyman
"Welcome... to Rated... R... Rasslin'! Now, I'm not usually a man of few words, but tonight I want the performers to do the talking. Nearly two dozen men with the money provided to me by a... mysterious benefactor. Among them are legends, like... the Macho Man, Randy Savage! Or... Scott Hall and Kevin Nash! Others are trendsetters, like... ROB! VAN! DAM!"

If the crowd hadn't simultaneously ejaculated at the mention of Randy Savage - c'mon, he's a wrestling legend in pretty much any circle - then they did at the mention of their beloved RVD. Of course, Paul is playing fast and loose with terms like "legend" and "trendsetter". Sadly, the crowd are all too eager to buy into it.

Paul Heyman
"But first, I'd like to bring out the man that is responsible for bringing in half the talent you will see leave their blood, sweat and tears in the ring here tonight. A man without who tonight would not be happening. The Rated R Superstar himself, Edge!"

Edge emerges through the curtain, his WWE theme music banging out. Either they bought out the rights or they're going to have a lawsuit on their hands come the morning. The crowd gives a largely pleasant reaction; they obviously remember him helping RVD win the WWE title... or the entire anti-Cena sentiment which he represents.

Edge
"Ladies and gentlemen, thank you for your kind applause. But, much as I'd like to sit out here and pander to you all evening, I'm out here for one reason and one reason only; to make an announcement. Y'see, in the months it's taken to prepare this promotion, a promotion named after yours truly, Rated R Rasslin', I've had one goal. The entire reason you're going to see guys like, I dunno, Jeff Hardy or, say Christian Cage out here this evening is because there was a reward for getting these guys. I was told that if I could help create a world class promotion - which, despite the odd washed up has-been this promotion will be - then I could be... World Heavyweight Champion... of said promotion. So, ladies and gentlemen, without further ado, I present to you the belt I will successfully defend later tonight... the Rated R World Heavyweight Championship!"

A column of steam, which supposedly must have used up the rest of the budget to create, descends from the ceiling. In imitation of scenes gone past, Edge reaches into it and plucks out a golden world title from it. On cue, the props around the arena are unveiled, showing Christmassy objects - Christmas trees, a nativity scene, the works.

Paul Heyman
"Welcome... to Christmas Clusterfuck!"

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I'll go for Umaga.

Edit: Oh, and read the prologue. I did it to amuse all of you. Yes, there will be brawls through the nativity scene.
 
One roster sticks out, and I think it is THE Paul Londons. He can go in so many directions. I like his AJ Styles, and Mr.Perfect picks... I'm not fond of his ME right now. If that's what you're doing, you're giving it way to early. You need a buildup.

Remember to take a mix of Maineventers and Mid Carders...
 
I also like Sams roster. I do not know where he's heading but, it should be a fun read once it gets started. He's pretty good at the mock draft, and his matches and prologues are great.
 
I love Adamle as your GM. It's something different. I think you took Punk and Owen way to early. They're good wrestlers but they aren't great.
 
I thought that too, but a lot of the wrestlers I wanted to take were taken early on. But I do have a pretty good idea what I'm going to do with them, so they weren't just random picks. Okay, Owen kind of was. But I've since come up with an idea for him.
 
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The American Championship Wrestling Arena is draped with red, white, and blue. A large American flag is hung over the entrance ramp. Fireworks are shot as the ACW theme song – “Born in the U.S.A.” – plays. Fans begin chants of “A-C-Dub.”

Announcer: Ladies and gentleman, please welcome the General Manager of American Championship Wrestling, Good Ole J.R., Jim Ross!

Jim Ross enters to a huge pop as the Oklahoma fight song plays. J.R. enters the ring and grabs a microphone.

Jim Ross: Boomer sooner, my friends, and welcome to American Championship Wrestling! There is hardly anything more American than sitting down with friends and family, and watching two athletes duke it out in a rasslin’ bonanza. As y’all know, I spent years with World Wrestling Entertainment, but I simply couldn’t take it anymore. I couldn’t stand watching the business I love be tarnished by having wrestlers be referred to as entertainers! Here in ACW, you will watch wrestlers perform. They care less about entertaining you than they do beating the living hell out of one another. ACW is about passion, about fire in the eye, about slobber knockers every night! And I guarantee you’ll be entertained in the process.

The crowd is once again chanting “A-C-Dub.” Fans pop for everything J.R. says.

Jim Ross: Look who’s talking. I’m an overweight man who’s hardly in any shape to wrestle. It’s time I introduce you to the real stars of the show – the ACW wrestlers! The first man I’d like you to meet exemplifies what ACW is all about. I’d even go as far to say that he is a real American.

All of the sudden, Hulk Hogan’s theme comes from the speakers. The crowd goes nuts. As the tempo picks up, a barrage of pyro explodes around the arena, and Hulk Hogan is standing at the beginning of the entrance ramp. The Hulkster triumphantly walks down to the ring, waving at fans and giving high-fives.

Hulk Hogan: WOW! If I can tell you one thing, it’s that Hulkamania is back, baby! And you know something, brothers, I feel that in ACW, Hulkamania will be bigger and better than ever! And I will prove that in time by becoming the first ACW World Cha-

As the crowd cheers Hulk, fire suddenly appears with a sound like a gunshot at the entrance ramp. The ominous music we all know as Kane’s theme begins to play, and the crowd goes nuts. A 7-foot, 326-pound figure emerges from backstage, and the audience pops even louder – because Kane is masked! Kane makes his way to the ring and stands toe to toe with Hulk Hogan.

Hulk Hogan: Whoa, big man, back off a bit. I don’t like to be interr-

Kane grabs the mic out of Hulk’s hand, generating some mild heat from the crowd.

Kane: To get to your coveted title, you will have to go through me.

Hulk slaps Kane across the face, showing that he has no fear of the monster. Kane grabs Hogan by the throat, and proceeds to give him a Chokeslam from Hell. J.R. flees the ring, only to be chased by the Big Red Machine, who is receiving significant heat. Kane reaches for J.R.’s leg, which trips Ross. Ross tries to back away, but Kane grabs him, places him in a fatal position, and Tombstones him. The crowd is now booing Kane ridiculously. Kane grabs the mic that J.R. had dropped.

Kane: I’ll see you all again soon.

Kane laughs maniacally as he walks towards backstage. Suddenly, new music overcomes the arena, and it is the music of none other than Triple H. The Game runs towards Kane, who attempts a clothesline. Triple H ducks and when Kane turns around, Triple H kicks him and gives him the Pedigree as the crowd cheers hysterically. Hulk Hogan makes his way down towards Triple H and extends his hand. Triple H shakes it, and then kicks Hogan and gives him a Pedigree as well. The crowd is now booing him massively. He grabs a mic on the ground.

Triple H: I am the Game, the Cerebral Assassin. I don’t pick any side but my own, and that is what will win me the ACW World Championship!

As Triple H turns around, Mick Foley’s music blares from the speakers, and Foley walks down, Mr. Socko on his hand. Foley approaches Triple H, applauding. Triple H looks at him incredulously, and in an instant, Foley has the Game in the Mandible Claw. Kane, who had just risen, runs towards the two and knocks both of them to the ground, only to be punched in the face by Hulk Hogan, who had also just risen. Chaos ensues as the four men duke it out in the entrance ramp. J.R. crawls towards the ring and steps inside of it, grabbing a mic. He looks shaken from the Tombstone, but nonetheless gathers himself to speak.

Jim Ross: In due time, ACW will have its first pay-per-view – Calamity. The main event of Calamity will be these four superstars – Hulk Hogan, Kane, Triple H, and Mick Foley – in a Fatal Four-way Elimination Match to determine the first-ever ACW World Champion!

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ACW World Championship: Fatal Four-way Elimination Match
Hulk Hogan vs. Kane vs. Triple H vs. Mick Foley
 
1. Hulk Hogan
I love it. He can go with just about anyone.
2. Triple H
I'm not his biggest fan. He's good, not "great". Second rate his entire career. He could have been there in a couple of rounds.
3. Mick Foley
I love Foley. But i love Cactus Jack and Mankind more.
Way to early... He's nothing more than a mid carder, and he isn't even a good one of those.
5. Batista
I like it. I'd mark out for a Hogan v Batista ME
spotty as hell and he doesn't fit your roster.
7. Mr. Kennedy
Way to early. Besides, he sucks anyways.
 
Could you do a wrestler by wrestler evaluation of my roster Hail_2_Shady, if you have the time it would be much appreciated.
 
The Dynamite Kid, Nathan? Tom Billington? The British Bulldogs? Crippled himself with steroids? Loves to threaten his wife with shotguns?
 

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