[WWE BT] Giving A Proper Fantasy Push

[Hard Hit Prince]

I've been a wrestling fan for most of my life and I am usually a creative person, so I will try to channel it into this sort of booking. This is not going to be a week-by-week or show-by-show type of thread. Instead I will be writing an entire feud and maybe divide it into two/three parts for a storyline. I'm going to give a proper story background, usually really what happened and then, book the feud from there in order to achieve a different outcome creatively speaking. I am not going to give a transcript of a fantasy promo, but mainly summarize all of what happened and maybe throw a line or two that gets the feud going. The matches will also be really simple as far as psychology goes, and none of that play-by-play crap.

So, in a minute you can see me using 2011's The Miz and in the next, I will be writing about 2009's Ted Dibiase. Really, what I am going to try is to create an arc for each character and if I am pleased about my idea and about my storyline, then I will continue my alternative universe with the same character, but I will let you know about that of course.

Starting Point
12th August 2011 - WWE SmackDown

Cody Rhodes is my character of choice and I will try and rebook his first Intercontinental Championship reign. Not a single feud, but an entire title reign. At that time Cody was a "broken" man. He wasn't 'dashing' anymore and he felt that the WWE Universe was happy about that. They were "jealous" of Rhodes's look and he took care of the man who did the damage - Rey Mysterio. In reality that story was really good for both man, but mostly for Rhodes's career as it did give him a proper start and fans started to notice the talents of the youngest of the Rhodes family.

Alongside his best friend and former Legacy partner - Ted Dibiase Jr. - Cody Rhodes got awarded an opportunity for the WWE Intercontinental Championship. The man to beat was Ezekiel Jackson (131st Intercontinental Champion). But why did he have a shot at the title? Did he won in that same night? Don't miss my first part of rebooking 2011's Cody Rhodes and let me know what you think!