Total Extreme Wrestling: WCW 1993

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 04:25 PM

The date is October 1st 1993, and the wrestling industry is in a decline, most specifically the World Wrestling Federation as they deal with Vince McMahon's upcoming steroid trial, and several sexual harrasment scandals from the past few years.

World Championship Wrestling owner Ted Turner, noticing the trends of the WWF has decided now is the time for WCW to compete with the WCW and has hired a new booker, Mike Ritschel, to take WCW to he #1 wrestling promotion in the world. To accomplish his plan, Mr. Turner has agreed to let Ritschel have full financial and creative control.

DeToxRox · 05-23-2007, 04:29 PM

You know I'll be reading Mike, good luck.

molson · 05-23-2007, 04:30 PM

Awseome

molson · 05-23-2007, 04:34 PM

So I think Michael Hayes would be the one guy who's involved in all three current dynasties on the forum. Someone just signed him as a commentator in the WCW/WWF one, and I'm pretty sure he's still on the WCW roster in 1993.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 05:24 PM

World Championship Wrestling Roster, October 1, 1993

Main Eventers

Big Van Vader (Heel)
Ric Flair (Face)
Sting (Face)
Rick Rude (Heel)
Ricky Steamboat (Face)
Sid Vicious (Heel)
Davey Boy Smith (Face)
Road Warrior Hawk (Face)
Arn Anderson (Face)

Upper Midcarders

Ron Simmons (Face)
Paul Orndorff (Heel)
Cactus Jack (Face)
Steve Austin (Heel)
Brian Pillman (Heel)
Lord Steven Regal (Heel)
Jerry Sags (Heel)
Brian Knobbs (Heel)

Midcarders

Johnny B. Badd (Face)
Dustin Rhodes (Heel) (I plan to turn him Face ASAP)
Chris Benoit (Face)
Diamond Dallas Page (Heel)
Paul Roma (Face)
Maxx Payne (Heel)
Tom Zenk (Face)
Kane (Heel)
Kole (Heel)
Marcus Bagwell (Face)
The Shockmaster (Face)
Bobby Eaton (Heel)
Shanghai Pierce (Heel)

Lower Midcards

Too Cold Scorpio (Face)
Terra Ryzing (Heel)
Brad Armstrong (Face)
Charlie Norris (Face)
Ice Train (Heel)
Tex Slazenger (Face) (Plan to turn him heel ASAP)

Openers

Yoshi Kwan (Heel)
Erik Watts (Face)
The Equalizer (Heel)
Krusher Kong (Heel)

Enhancement Talent

Awesome Kong (Heel)
Thunder (Face)
Lightning (Face)

Occasional Wrestlers

Sir William (Bill Dundee) (Heel)

Managers

Harley Race (Heel)
Colonel Rob Parker (Heel)
Ole Anderson (Face)
Teddy Long (Face)
Terri Runnels (Heel)

Announcers

Tony Schiavone (Face)
Gene Okerlund (Face)

Color Commentators

Jesse Ventura (Heel)
Dusty Rhodes (Face)
Michael Hayes (Heel)

Authority Figures

Nick Bockwinkel (Face)
Eric Bischoff (Heel)
Ted Turner (Heel)

Personalities

Missy Hyatt (Heel)
Diamond Doll (Face)

Referees

Nick Patrick
Randy Anderson
Charles Robinson

Road Agents

J.J. Dillon
Mike Ritschel
Larry Zbyszko

Injured

Barry Windham (out 7 months, 2 weeks)

Full Time Tag Teams
The Nasty Boys
Bagwell & Scorpio
Anderson & Roma
Hollywood Blondes
Collosal Kongs
Harlem Heat
Slazenger & Pierce

Booking Committee
Eric Bischoff, Dusty Rhodes, Jesse Ventura

SnDvls · 05-23-2007, 05:29 PM

I'll of course be laying the foundation for you in 1997 an beyond

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 05:30 PM

WCW has 2 weekly television shows. WCW Saturday Night tapes on Tuesday and airs from 6-8pm on TBS, Saturday Night. WCW Main Event tapes on Wednesday night and airs on TBS from 6-7pm on Sunday Night. WCW Main Event also airs Mondays at 12:30 on ITV in the United Kingdom.

WCW is also running 2 house shows a week, on Friday and Saturday night, and a monthly PPV.

Hammer · 05-23-2007, 05:51 PM

Pretty solid roster there. Vader and Sid, fantastic. Looks like you have all the tools to make a great dynasty.

I never saw double A as a face. Looks like you have the makings of a 4 horseman turn if you want - Flair, Sid, AA plus Austin, Rude, Hawk or maybe Ole.

molson · 05-23-2007, 06:04 PM

1992-93 was a pretty awseome time for WCW - right before Hogan came in and overshadowed everything else. (I loved early-NWO hogan, but his WCW early face run was just awful).

rjolley · 05-23-2007, 06:07 PM

I don't remember Kane in WCW. Was the gimmick pretty similar to the WWF Kane?

molson · 05-23-2007, 06:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rjolley

I don't remember Kane in WCW. Was the gimmick pretty similar to the WWF Kane?

Kane and Kole were the early WCW names of Harlem Heat (later known as Booker T and Stevie Ray)

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 06:26 PM

Other Promotions

Our biggest competitor is the World Wrestling Federation. They are of an International Size. They are owned by Vince McMahon and the head booker is Pat Patterson. They air Raw live for 2 hours on Monday, and WWF Superstars for 1 hour Sunday, both on the USA Network and TSN in Canada. Raw also airs on Fridays in the UK on Sky Sports.

The WWF's main event picture is populated by Bret Hart, Diesel, Lex Luger, Mr Perfect, Razor Ramon, Yokozuna, The Undertaker and the Steiner Brothers.

None of the other American federations are a threat now, because they are all Regional or below, but here is a quick rundown.

Global Wrestling Federation - Regional fed, based in the Mid South Region. A pseudo successor to World Class. Their ME scene consists of Butch Reed, Jake Roberts, Chris Adams and Koko B. Ware.

Extreme Championshio Wrestling - Regional fed, based in the tri-state area. Formerly known as Eastern Championship Wrestling, the addition of Paul Heyman as their head booker has led to a new philosophy. Their top workers are The Headhunters, Terry Funk, Sabu, Shane Douglas, Mr. Sandman and Mark Lamonica (the future Bubba Ray Dudley)

East Coast Wrestling Association - Regional Fed based in the Mid Atlantic region. The top guys on their roster are the high flying Hardy Brothers, Matt & Jeff.

Smoky Mountain Wrestling - Regional fed based in the South East. Jim Cornette is the owner of this promotion, which has a working agreement with the WWF. Their top stars are the Steiner Brothers, the Rock N Roll Express and Terry Funk.

United States Wrestling Association - Another regional fed based in the South East. Jerry Jarrett is the owner. Jeff Jarrett, Koko B. Ware, Stevie Doll and Terry Funk are the top guys.

World Wrestling Council - Regional fed based in Puerto Rico. Butch Miller, Doink and Terry Funk are their main eventers.

Universal Wrestling Federation - A small fed based in the South West. Herb Abrams' promotion does have a solid roster, with guys like Steve Williams and the Barbarian.

Ohio Valley Wrestling - The WWF's developmental fed

WCW Power Plant - The WCW's developmental fed.

Border City Wrestling - Regional fed based in Ontario, Canada. Their stars are a young Chris Jericho, Vampiro and Uliuli Fifita aka Haku. They also have some future stars like Adam Copeland, Jay Reso, Rhino Richards and Lance Storm.

Asistencia Asesoria y Administracion - Cult sized fed based in Mexico. Owned by Antonio Pena and booked by Konnan. Their top wrestlers include Konnan, La Parka, El Hijo del Santo, Jake Roberts and Eddy Guerrero.

Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre - Cult sized fed also based in Mexico. They are the oldest wrestling promotion in the world. Their top stars include Norman Smiley, Dr. Wagner Jr, Vampiro and Canek amongst others.

Universal Wrestling Association - A regional sized Mexican promotion, their top stars are Canek, Vampiro and Ultimo Dragon.

All-Star Wrestling - Regional sized British promotion. They have no full-time wrestlers on their roster currently.

NWA UK Hammerlock - Another regional sized British promotion. They feature Fit Finlay and Dave Taylor.

Catch Wrestling Association - The only promotion in Europe, they are regional sized. Their top star is currently Ludwig Borga.

All Japan Pro-Wrestling - Cult sized federation based in Japan. Their top stars are Steve Williams, Mitsuharu Misawa, Kenta Kobashi, Toshiaki Kawada, Akira Taue and Takao Omori.

New Japan Pro-Wrestling - National sized Japanese federation. WCW currently has a working agreement with New Japan. Their main event scene includes The Great Muta, Masahiro Chono, Jushin Liger, Yuji Nagata and Hiroshi Hase.

Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling - Regional sized Japanese federation. They are a hardcore based fed that features Sabu, Terry Funk, Mr Pogo and Ricky Fuji.

Michinoku Pro - Another regional sized Japanese federation. They use alot of juniors, and their main event scene is led by their owner The Great Sasuke along with Jinzei Shinzaki, Johnny Smith and Sabu.

Wrestle Association "R" - Another regional sized federation. Their top stars are Bam Bam Bigelow, Yoshihiro Asai aka Ultimo Dragon and their owner Genichiro Tenryu.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 06:34 PM

Developmental

We currently have a developmental deal with the WCW Power Plant. We currently have 6 guys under developmental contract and they are:

Van Hammer
Devon Storm
Kenny Kaos
Robbie Rage
The Renegade
The Wall

We will be looking for more developmental guys in the near future.

We also have a working agreement with New Japan, and are hopeful that we can either bring certain guys in for talent trades or sign to per appearance deals.

DeToxRox · 05-23-2007, 06:35 PM

The Power Plant .. Creating tomorrows jobbers today.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 06:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by molson

Kane and Kole were the early WCW names of Harlem Heat (later known as Booker T and Stevie Ray)

I think I'm going to switch their names to their more well known versions, otherwise I'm gonna be super confused.

I've also put out quite a few negotiation requests, but we'll wait til guys sign before discussing them.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 06:50 PM

WCW Main Event drew a 0.35 rating on ITV. Pretty good for a phantom show.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 07:42 PM

Contracts

Here are the current contracts for all of our performers.

Main Eventers
Arn Anderson - Written contract, 19 months, 2 weeks remaining, $18K per month.
Big Van Vader - Written contract, 2 months, 3 weeks remaining, $18K per month
Davey Boy Smith - Written contract, 23 months, 2 weeks remaining, $12K per month
Ric Flair - written, 24 months, 2 weeks remaining, $25K per month
Rick Rude - written, 21 months, 1 week remaining, $18K per month
Ricky Steamboat - written, 11 months, 2 week remaining, $12Kper month
Road Warrior Hawk - PPA deal, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2,600 per appearance
Sid Vicious - written, 3 months remaining, $12K per month
Sting - written, 2 monhts, 3 weeks remaining, $25K per month

Upper Midcarders
Brian Knobbs - written, 21 months remaining, $12K per month
Brian Pillman - written, 6 months remaining, $12K per month
Cactus Jack - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2200 per appearance
Jerry Saggs - written, 12 months remaining, $12K per month
Lord Steven Regal - written, 11 months, 1 week remaining, $12K per month
Paul Orndorff - PPA, 7 months, 1 week remaining, $2200 per appearance
Ron Simmons - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $12K per month
Steve Austin - written, 3 months remaining, $12K per month

Midcarders
Bobby Eaton - written, 17 month, 3 weeks remaining, $7K per month
Booker T - written, 14 months, 2 weeks remaining, $4K per month
Chris Benoit - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1800 per appearance
Diamond Dallas Page - PPA, 17 months, 2 weeks remaining, $2200 per appearance
Dustin Rhodes - written, 10 months, 1 week remaining, $4K per month
Johnny B. Badd - written, 14 months remaining, $2K per month
Marcus Bagwell - written, 6 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2K per month
Maxx Payne - written, 10 months remaining, $2K per month
Paul Roma - written, 6 months, 2 weeks remaining, $7K per month
Shanghai Pierce - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2K per month
Stevie Ray - written, 7 months remaining, $4K per month
The Shockmaster - PPA, 8 months, 1 week remaning, $1400 per appearance
Tom Zenk - written, 15 months, $2K per month

Lower Midcarders
Brad Armstrong - written, 12 months, 2 weeks remaining, $2K per month
Charlie Norris - written, 8 months, 2 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month
Ice Train - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1000 per appearance
Terra Ryzing - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance
Tex Slazenger - written, 17 months, 1 week remaining, $2K per month
Too Cold Scorpio - written, 13 months, 2 weeks remaining, $2K per month

Openers
Erik Watts - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month
Krusher Kong - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance
The Equalizer - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month
Yoshi Kwan - written, 10 months, 1 week remaining, $1,200 per month

Enhancement Talent
Awesome Kong - PPA, 2 months remaining, $800 per appearance
Lightning - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance
Thunder - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance

Occasional Wrestlers
Sir William - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,400 per appearance

Managers
Colonel Rob Parker - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $100 per appearance
Harley Race - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $3K per month
Ole Anderson - written, 10 months, 2 weeks remaining, $12K per month
Teddy Long - written, 12 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month
Terri Runnels - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $350 per appearance

Announcers
Gene Okerlund - written, 21 months, 1 week, $5K per month
Tony Schiavone - written, 3 months, 3 weeks remaining, $3K per month

Color Commentators
Dusty Rhodes - written, 6 months, 3 weeks remaining, $5K per month
Jesse Ventura - written, 17 months, 1 week remaining, $8K per month
Michael Hayes - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,500 per appearance

Personalities
Diamond Doll - written, 19 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per month
Missy Hyatt - PPA, 6 months, 1 week remaining, $350 per appearance

Referees
Charles Robinson - written, 23 weeks, 3 months remaining, $1,500 per month
Nick Patrick - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2K per month
Randy Anderson - written, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,500 per month

Road Agents
J.J. Dillon - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remain, $1,100 per appearance
Mike Ritschel - not available
Larry Zbyszko - written, 6 months, 1 week remain, $8K per month

Injured
Barry Windham (out 7 months, 2 weeks) - written, 15 months remain, $12K per month

DeToxRox · 05-23-2007, 07:55 PM

Cactus Jack vs Vader is a must, as I am sure you know.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 08:01 PM

WCW Championships

WCW World Heavyweight Title
Champion: Vader
Prestige: 82.0% prestige

WCW International World Heavyweight Title
Champion: Rick Rude
Prestige: 73.0% prestige

WCW World Tag Team Titles
Champions: The Nasty Boys, Brian Knobbs & Jerry Saggs
Prestige: 68.0%

WCW United States Title
Champion: Dustin Rhodes
Prestige: 66.0%

WCW World Television Title
Champion: Lord Steven Regal
Prestige: 50.0%

WCW Cruiserweight Championship
Champion: Vacant
Prestige: 45.0%

Right now, I have no plans to use the Cruiserweight title, but after I eventually unify the 2 world titles, it could come back if I can get the right mix of cruiserweights.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 08:04 PM

Raw pulled in a 29.06 rating on the USA Network, and a 4.83 rating on TSN for their 1st episode of Monday Night Raw.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 09:46 PM

WCW Saturday Night, October 1993, Week 1. Taped at the Atlanta Omni Colliseum in front of 14,377

Your announcers for this evening are Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura

PreShow Match: Maxx Payne vs Thunder

Maxx Payne defeated Thunder in 5:28 by submission.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

PreShow Angle: Gene Okerlund interviews Terra Ryzing

Terra Ryzing cuts a promo hyping up his skills.

Segment Rating: E

PreShow Match: Johnny B. Badd vs The Equalizer

Johnny B. Badd defeated The Equalizer in 5:48 by pinfall with a TKO.

Segment Rating: D-

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Johnny B. Badd is improving in Performance skills. The Equalizer is improving in Rumble skills.

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Match #1: Marcus Bagwell & Too Cold Scorpio vs The Collosal Kongs

Scorpio and Bagwell defeated Collosal Kongs in 6:54 when Too Cold Scorpio defeated Krusher Kong by pinfall with a Scorpio Splash.

Segment Ratings: D-

Road Agent Notes: Harley Race did some good work at ringside. Krusher Kong was really off his game tonight. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Too Cold Scorpio stood out as being good. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Marcus Bagwell is improving in Rumble skills. Marcus Bagwell is improving in Technical skills. Marcus Bagwell is improving in Performance skills. Krusher Kong is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #1: Anderson and Roma ask Commissioner Bockwinkel for a match with the Nasty Boys

Anderson and Roma are backstage with Nick Bockwinkel. They ask to be given a chance to wrestle Nasty Boys in a tag team match. Bockwinkel says that he'll think about it.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson helped Roma during this segment. The Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys storyline has been moved forward one stage with this segment. Arn Anderson is developing better performance skills. Paul Roma is developing better performance skills.

Angle #2: An argument between the All-American and DDP

Ron Simmons is walking backstage, turns a corner, and bumps into Diamond Dallas Page. DDP says something that Simmons doesn't like, and they start arguing. After some heated words, DDP challenges Simmons to meet him in the ring for a match.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: Ron Simmons is developing better performance skills.

Ron will face DDP at tomorrow's Main Event taping.

Match #2: "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff vs Erik Watts

Paul Orndorff defeated Eric Watts in 6:57 by pinfall with a Piledriver.

Segment Rating: D+

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Paul Orndorff stood out as being good. Eric Watts is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #3: Road Warrior Hawk has been attacked!

Road Warrior Hawk is shown backstage, where officials have just found him bloody and battered, the apparent victim of a sneak attack. He is stunned but conscious, but doesn't know who attacked him.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: No comments

Match #3: The Hollywood Blondes vs Tom Zenk & Brad Armstrong

Hollywood Blondes defeated Tom Zenk and Brad Armstrong in 8:41 when Stunning Steve Austin defeated Brad Armstrong by pinfall with a Stun Gun.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Stunning Steve Austin looked excellent out there. The performance of Brian Pillman stood out as being good. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Rumble skills. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Flying skills. Tom Zenk is improving in Performance skills. Brad Armstrong is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #4: Eric Bischoff announces tonight's main event

While Eric Bischoff is out talking to the crowd about how great he is, he also mentions that tonight we will see Vader and Rude take on Cactus and British Bulldog.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #4: WCW World TV Title Match - Lord Steven Regal vs Chris Benoit

Chris Benoit drew with Lord Steven Regal in 10:00 when the time limit expired. Lord Steven Regal makes defence number 1 of his WCW World Television title.

Segment Rating: C-

Road Agent Notes: Chris Benoit and Lord Steven Regal just don't click at all, and it showed in their performances. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Lord Steven Regal is improving in Rumble skills. Lord Steven Regal is improving in Technical skills. Lord Steven Regal is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #5: Ric Flair cuts a promo

Ric Flair cuts a promo hyping up his skills.

Segment Rating: A

Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd.

Match #5: Sting vs Booker T

Sting defeated Booker T in 12:05 by submission with a Scorpion Deathlock.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: Colonel Rob Parker did some good work at ringside. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Sting stood out as being good. Booker T is improving in Rumble skills. Booker T is improving in Flying skills. Booker T is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #6: Sting gets attack after the match

Sting is being attacked, three-on-one, by Sid Vicious, Booker T and Stevie Ray in the ring. Seeing the assault, Dustin Rhodes comes running in and fights all three of them off, saving Sting from a serious beating.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Sting was a real star in this segment. Booker T did not come out of this looking good. Stevie Ray looked dreadful in this segment. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Dustin Rhodes' turn was a complete success

Angle #7: Okerlund interviews Vader and Rude before the main event

As Vader and Rude prepare for their bout against Cactus and British Bulldog, Gene Okerland manages to get a few words with Vader and Rude about the upcoming match. Both promise to win.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills.

Match #6: Big Van Vader & Ravishing Rick Rude vs Davey Boy Smith & Cactus Jack

Cactus Jack and Davey Boy Smith defeated Big Van Vader and Rick Rude in 19:45 when Cactus Jack defeated Big Van Vader by pinfall with a Bang Bang Elbow.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Big Van Vader looked good out there. Rick Rude looked good out there. The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this match. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this match. Cactus Jack is improving in Technical skills. Davey Boy Smith is improving in Rumble skills. Davey Boy Smith is improving in Technical skills. Davey Boy Smith is improving in Performance skills. Big Van Vader is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #8: The Losers get revenge after the match

The match is over, and British Bulldog and Cactus are celebrating. Big Van Vader and Rick Rude look angry, and jump them from behind, beating them down.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd.

Show Rating: C

Notes: You used Krusher Kong far too much on this show. I think this show might have actually hurt our popularity overall.

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My Notes: We did somethings well. Ric Flair is the biggest star we have. Vader and Rude are solid top heels that we can do somethings with, and they should be able to help build up Cactus and Davey.

I'm really dissapointed that Regal and Benoit didn't click. I had high expectations for the 2 of them, and thought they could have a nice little feud for the TV Title. I'm also slightly dissapointed with the Hollywood Blondes match. The 4 guys in that match should have been able to have a match that was better than a D.

Krusher Kong will never see TV again.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 09:51 PM

I wanted to offer Benoit a written contract to lock him up full time, but he has PPA's with New Japan who I have a working agreement with.

DeToxRox · 05-23-2007, 09:56 PM

Lookin' good Mike.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 10:43 PM

WCW Main Event, October 1993, Week 1

Being held in front of 10,000 people at the Memphis Coliseum

Your announcers for tonight are Tony Schiavone and Dusty Rhodes

Preshow Match #1: Booker T vs Lightning

Booker T defeated Lightning in 3:42 by pinfall with a Heat Seeker Dropkick.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Preshow Angle: A Backstage Attack!

Slazenger and Pierce attack Marcus Bagwell and Too Cold Scorpio backstage, and leave them down and out.

Segment Rating: D-

Road Agent Notes: There are no specific comments to be made about this angle. Tex Slazenger's turn was a complete success

Preshow Match #2: Chris Benoit vs Bobby Eaton

Chris Benoit defeated Beautiful Bobby Eaton in 8:26 by submission with a Crossface.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: Chris Benoit seemed off his game tonight. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd. Chris Benoit is improving in Flying skills.

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Angle #1: Nick Bockwinkel announces the Halloween Havoc Main Event

While Nick Bockwinkel is out talking to the crowd about how great he is, he also mentions that tonight we will see Big Van Vader take on Cactus Jack

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #1: Ron Simmons vs Diamond Dallas Page

Ron Simmons defeated Diamond Dallas Page in 8:54 by disqualification.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. Ron Simmons is improving in Technical skills. Diamond Dallas Page is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #2: Sting's interview time is interrupted.

Sid Vicious and his Manger Colonel Rob Parker interupts Sting's interview time to tell Sting that he will be after him first.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Sid Vicious is developing better performance skills. Sting is developing better performance skills.

Match #2: The Nasty Boys vs Arn Anderson & Paul Roma

Anderson and Roma defeated Nasty Boys in 12:49 when Jerry Saggs was disqualified while fighting Paul Roma.

Segment Rating: C-

Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson did some good work at ringside. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The great performance of Arn Anderson really stood out. The Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys storyline has been moved forward one stage with this match. Jerry Saggs is improving in Rumble skills. Jerry Saggs is improving in Performance skills. Brian Knobbs is improving in Performance skills. Arn Anderson is improving in Rumble skills. Paul Roma is improving in Rumble skills. Paul Roma is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #3: The Horsemen get attacked after the match

The match is over, and Anderson and Roma are celebrating. Brian Knobbs and Jerry Saggs look angry, and jump them from behind, beating them down.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: No Comments

Angle #4: Rude armwrestles Smith

After all the bluff and bluster, Davey Boy Smith and Rick Rude finally square off for their arm wrestling contest in the ring. Both struggle mightily, but British Bulldog comes out the victor.
After winning, Davey Boy Smith celebrates with the fans.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #3: US Title Match - Dustin Rhodes vs Sid Vicious

Dustin Rhodes defeated Sid Vicious in 14:02 when Sid Vicious was disqualified when Colonel Rob Parker ran in and attacked Dustin Rhodes. Dustin Rhodes makes defence number 1 of his WCW United States Championship title.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Dustin Rhodes was really off his game tonight. Sid Vicious was visibly tiring toward the end. Dustin Rhodes and Sid Vicious have pretty good chemistry, and it lifted the match. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. Sid Vicious is improving in Rumble skills.

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Final Rating: C+

Final Notes: Paul Roma was used too much. I think this show might have hurt our popularity. I'm a little dissapointed by the result of my angle between Rude and Smith.

My Notes:

Benoit had a really good dark match, even on a bad night for him. I think Benoit-Eaton can be one of those matches that can always fill a spot on the card for us. A manager may help Benoit, and he may be an option for the 4th Horsemen. I would have liked to get Flair onto the card somewhere, but there wasn't a spot for him.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 10:58 PM

Keiji "The Great Muta" Mutoh rejected negotiations with me as he feels he can make more money elsewhere.

Bobby "The Brain" Heenan rejected negotiations with me as he didn't think it was a good career move at the time.

In other negotiations, we were able to sign Jay Reso aka Christian Cage to a developmental deal, Fit Finlay to a per appearance deal, Alex Wright to a developmental deal and John Layfield to a developmental deal. We also signed Devon Storm to a per appearance deal, which should allow us to let him develop at the Power Plant, while still working an occasional dark match for us.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 11:08 PM

On Saturday, we came to terms with Robert Fuller on a written contract for his role as Col. Rob Parker.

We also signed Pete Polaco, aka Justin Credible, to a developmental deal. The Patriot, Del Wilkes also signed a developmental deal, and we signed a mystery tag team to PPA deals.

General Mike · 05-23-2007, 11:41 PM

Monday news

Our 2 weekend house shows brought in $43,830 and $14,860 respectively.

Bill Dundee was not happy with his push as an occasional wrestler, so we are gonna give him a chance as a manager and pair him with Lord Steven Regal.

WCW Saturday Night did a 12.68 rating on TBS, while the Main Event picked up a 12.22 rating on TBS and a 0.34 rating on ITV

We also were able to come to terms on a written deal with Dr. Death Steve Williams. We also signed Rob Van Dam to a developmental deal, and were able to bring another mystery singles guy in on a written deal.

We upgraded Cactus Jack (Mick Foley) and Terra Ryzing (Paul Levesque) to written deals, but we weren't able to get Paul Orndorff to take a written deal as he didn't want to give up his booking duties for the Power Plant.

General Mike · 05-24-2007, 05:04 PM

WCW Saturday Night, October 1993, Week 2

Taped in front of 6,540 fans at the Charlotte Coliseum

Your announcers tonight are Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura

PreShow Match #1: Charlie Norris vs Fit Finlay

Fit Finlay defeated Charlie Norris in 5:45 by submission after interference from Harley Race.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Charlie Norris is improving in Technical skills. Charlie Norris is improving in Performance skills.

Preshow Angle: Fans in the arena see a video hyping up Big Van Vader vs Cactus Jack

A video plays hyping Big Van Vader vs. Cactus Jack.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment.

PreShow Match #2: Terra Ryzing vs Erik Watts

Terra Ryzing defeated Eric Watts in 6:56 by pinfall with The Pedigree.

Segment Rating: E+

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down.

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Match #1: Harlem Heat vs Marcus Bagwell & Too Cold Scorpio

Harlem Heat defeated Scorpio and Bagwell in 9:32 when Booker T defeated Marcus Bagwell by pinfall following interference from Colonel Rob Parker.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: Colonel Rob Parker did some good work at ringside. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Too Cold Scorpio stood out as being good. Stevie Ray is improving in Technical skills. Stevie Ray is improving in Performance skills. Booker T is improving in Rumble skills. Marcus Bagwell is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #1: Nick Bockwinkel announces another match for Halloween Havoc

Nick Bockwinkel interupts Rick Rude interview to tell him that at Halloween Havoc he will face Davey Boy Smith

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd.

Match #2: WCW Tag Team Title Match - The Nasty Boys vs Thunder & Lightning

Nasty Boys defeated Thunder and Lightning in 4:50 when Brian Knobbs defeated Lightning by pinfall. Nasty Boys make defence number 1 of their WCW World Tag Team titles.

Segment Rating: D-

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Jerry Saggs looked good out there. The performance of Brian Knobbs stood out as being good.

Angle #2: Something is happening backstage!

Diamond Dallas Page and Ron Simmons are in the ring, and are squaring off, unhappy about something. The argument soon turns physical, and they are joined by Chris Benoit and Beautiful Bobby Eaton for a wild brawl, with the chaos spilling out all around ringside. Eventually a number of officials and other wrestlers have to hit the ring and pull them apart before they kill each other.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: No comments

Match #3: "Mr Wonderful" Paul Orndorff vs Brad Armstrong

Paul Orndorff defeated Brad Armstrong in 6:47 by pinfall with a Piledriver.

Segment Rating: C-

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Angle #3: Sting, Davey Boy Smith & Road Warrior Hawk appear together

Sting, Davey Boy Smith and Road Warrior Hawk are together, and make the announcement that they are going to be allies from now on, watching each others back.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd. Davey Boy Smith is developing better performance skills. Road Warrior Hawk is learning to show more charisma. Road Warrior Hawk is developing better performance skills.

Match #4: World TV Title Match - Lord Steven Regal vs Ricky Steamboat

Lord Steven Regal drew with Ricky Steamboat in 15:00 when the time limit expired. Lord Steven Regal makes defence number 2 of his WCW World Television title.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Lord Steven Regal and Ricky Steamboat have pretty good chemistry, and it lifted the match. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Lord Steven Regal is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #4: Mean Gene Okerlund interviews Ric Flair & Arn Anderson

Ric Flair \ Arn Anderson are interviewed backstage by Gene Okerland, they use this time to hype their upcoming match with Hollywood Blondes.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: Arn Anderson is developing better performance skills.

Match #5: Ric Flair & Arn Anderson vs The Hollywood Blondes

Ric Flair \ Arn Anderson drew with Hollywood Blondes in 14:52 following a double count out.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Ric Flair stood out as being good. Arn Anderson looked good out there. Arn Anderson is improving in Performance skills. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Rumble skills. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Technical skills. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Performance skills. Brian Pillman is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #5: Eric Bischoff has an announcement

Eric Bischoff comes out and delivers a seething promo directed at Ric Flair. After rehashing recent events between the two, Bischoff promises a surprise for Flair.
"You think you had it bad before, Flair? You haven't seen anything yet! Just wait and see..."

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: Eric Bischoff looked dreadful in this segment. This segment lifted the crowd.

Angle #6: Tony & Jesse hype tonight's main event

Shiavone and Ventura Hype the upcoming match between Vader and Rude and Sid Vicious against Sting and Cactus and Davey Boy Smith from the comfort of their announcers table.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester storyline' has continued with this segment. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #6: Sting, Cactus Jack & Davey Boy Smith vs Big Van Vader, Rick Rude & Sid Vicious

Big Van Vader, Rick Rude and Sid Vicious defeated Sting, Cactus Jack and Davey Boy Smith in 19:44 when Rick Rude defeated Cactus Jack by pinfall following interference from Harley Race.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: Big Van Vader was visibly tiring toward the end. Sid Vicious was visibly tiring toward the end. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Sting came out of the match looking good. The performance of Davey Boy Smith stood out as being good. Big Van Vader looked good out there. The performance of Rick Rude stood out as being good. The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this match. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this match. The' Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this match. This match lifted the crowd.

Show Rating: C+

Show Notes: The Feeling amonst the crowd is that the promotion is lacking any really hot storylines to follow. I think this show might have actually hurt our popularity overall.

My Thoughts: I'm not sure we don't have any hot storylines, as I feel the 3 main storylines I have are progressing nicely. I do need to get Flair involved in something soon tho, and I should have something good once my mystery guy debuts. I need to figure out how to get some better matches out there. I'm really dissapointed with my results so far.

General Mike · 05-24-2007, 05:50 PM

WCW Main Event, October 1993, Week 2

Taped in front of 5,000 fans at the Columbia, SC Auditorium

Your announcers tonight are Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura

PreShow Match #1: Terra Ryzing and Fit Finlay vs Brad Armstrong & Eric Watts

Terra Ryzing and Fit Finlay defeated Brad Armstrong and Eric Watts in 9:33 when Terra Ryzing defeated Eric Watts by pinfall, illegally using the ropes for leverage.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: The injury that Fit Finlay worked through took a big toll. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Terra Ryzing is improving in Rumble skills. Terra Ryzing is improving in Technical skills. Terra Ryzing is improving in Performance skills. Fit Finlay is improving in Rumble skills.

Preshow Angle: A Backstage attack!

Nasty Boys attack Anderson and Roma backstage, and leave them down and out.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Arn Anderson looked good.

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Match #1: Johnny B. Badd vs Maxx Payne

Johnny B. Badd drew with Maxx Payne in 7:07 following a double count out.

Segment Rating: D+

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Johnny B. Badd is improving in Performance skills. Maxx Payne is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #1: Sting challenges Sid Vicious

Sting does an interview in which he challenges Sid Vicious.

Segment Rating: A

Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #2: Brian Pillman vs The Shockmaster

Brian Pillman defeated The Shockmaster in 5:01 by pinfall with an Air Pillman.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Angle #2: Colonel Rob Parker accepts Sting's challenge on Sid's behalf

Colonel Rob Parker and Sid Vicious comes out to the podium. They accept the challange made by Sting.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Sid Vicious is developing better performance skills.

Match #3: Ron Simmons & Chris Benoit vs Diamond Dallas Page & Bobby Eaton

Ron Simmons and Chris Benoit defeated Diamond Dallas Page and Beautiful Bobby Eaton in 9:42 when Ron Simmons defeated Beautiful Bobby Eaton by pinfall with a Powerslam.

Segment Rating: C-

Road Agent Notes: Ron Simmons and Chris Benoit don't work well as a team, their timing is all over the place. Diamond Dallas Page and Beautiful Bobby Eaton don't work well as a team, their timing is all over the place. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Chris Benoit is improving in Rumble skills. Diamond Dallas Page is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #3: The Body Shop featuring Big Van Vader

A Talk Show Host Jesse Ventura is Interviewing Big Van Vader when Cactus Jack runs in and attacks Vader

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills. Cactus Jack is developing better performance skills.

Match #4: US Title Match - Dustin Rhodes vs Stunning Steve Austin

Dustin Rhodes defeated Stunning Steve Austin in 15:10 by disqualification. Dustin Rhodes makes defence number 2 of his WCW United States Championship title.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Dustin Rhodes is improving in Technical skills.

Show Rating: C-

Show Notes: You used Eric Watts far too much on this show. The feeling amongst the crowd is that the promotion is lacking any really hot storylines to follow. I think this show might have actually hurt out popularity overall

My Thoughts: I don't want to wear him out, but I need to have Sting work much more. I need to treat the Main Event like an A show as well, and put on better main events. It might be time to cut down on the guys we use in main roles.

General Mike · 05-24-2007, 06:12 PM

The dirtsheets are reporting that CMLL, AAA and All Japan are all in danger of losing their TV shows. FMW is also in trouble.

General Mike · 05-24-2007, 06:30 PM

Our Friday night house show brought in $14,890 in income.
Our Saturday night house show brought in $157,296

WCW Saturday Night had a 12.55 rating on TBS
WCW Main Event drew a 11.66 rating on TBS and a 0.32 on ITV

WWF's latest Raw show had a 28.44 rating on USA and a 5.24 on TSN
WWF's laterst Superstars show had a 31.09 rating on USA and a 5.04 on TSN

Dustin Rhodes is unhappy with his push, and since I am concerned with the lack of upper midcard faces, I will push him to that level.

Fit Finlay was working through a pulled hamstring but is now fully recovered.
Ricky Steamboat is working with a bruised eye socket.

We came to terms with Doug Furnas and Phil Lafon, and they should give us another midcard face tag team.

General Mike · 05-24-2007, 08:17 PM

WCW Main Event, October 1993, Week 3

Taped in front of 5,000 fans at the Philadelphia, Arena

Your announcers tonight are Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura

PreShow Match #1: Terra Ryzing and Fit Finlay vs Brad Armstrong & Devon Storm

Fit Finlay and Terra Ryzing defeated Brad Armstrong and Devon Storm in 6:47 when Fit Finlay defeated Brad Armstrong by submission after interference from Harley Race.

Segment Rating: D-

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Devon Storm is improving in Performance skills.

Preshow Match #2: Harlem Heat vs Scorpio & Bagwell

Harlem Heat defeated Scorpio and Bagwell in 8:44 when Booker T defeated Too Cold Scorpio by pinfall by using underhanded tactics.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: Colonel Rob Parker did some good work at ringside. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Too Cold Scorpio looked good out there. Stevie Ray is improving in Technical skills.

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Angle #1: Eric Bischoff introduces the new signing

Eric Bischoff comes out and announces his major new signing, Ted DiBiase. Out he comes to make his first appearance as the newest signing.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: No comments

Match #1: Chris Benoit vs Shanghai Pierce

Chris Benoit defeated Shanghai Pierce in 7:45 by pinfall with a Dragon Suplex.

Segment Rating: C-

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Angle #2: Harley Race instructs Big Van Vader to take out Cactus Jack

In a grand display of brutality, Harley Race orders his client, Big Van Vader to attack an unaware and quickly bloodied Cactus Jack.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills. Cactus Jack is developing better performance skills.

Match #2: WCW World Tag Team Title Match - The Hollywood Blondes vs The Nasty Boys

Hollywood Blondes defeated Nasty Boys in 13:53 when Brian Pillman defeated Jerry Saggs by pinfall, illegally using the ropes for leverage. Hollywood Blondes win the WCW World Tag Team titles.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Stunning Steve Austin looked good out there. The performance of Brian Pillman stood out as being good.

Angle #3: The Hollywood Blondes celebrate

Having just picked up the victory, Hollywood Blondes celebrate in the ring, but go completely over the top, running around the ring like crazy, hugging everyone around ringside, and pouring water over each other.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd.

Match #3: World TV Title Match - Lord Steven Regal vs Ron Simmons

Lord Steven Regal drew with Ron Simmons in 10:00 when the time limit expired. Lord Steven Regal makes defence number 3 of his WCW World Television title.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match lifted the crowd.

Angle #4: Col. Rob Parker and Sid Vicious talk about their match with Sting

Colonel Rob Parker had an interview hyping Sid Vicious's upcoming singles match with Sting.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Colonel Rob Parker looked dreadful in this segment. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Sid Vicious is developing better performance skills.

Match #4: Sting, Dustin Rhodes & Road Warrior Hawk vs Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page

Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page defeated Sting, Dustin Rhodes and Road Warrior Hawk in 14:18 when Sid Vicious defeated Sting by pinfall with a handful of tights.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Sting looked good out there. Road Warrior Hawk came out of the match looking good. The Sting vs Sid storyline storyline has continued with this match. Paul Orndorff is improving in Technical skills. Diamond Dallas Page is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #5: Sid Vicious taunts Sting

Sting is being helped back down the aisle by a team of officials and medics, having just suffered a defeat. Sid Vicious is in the ring with a microphone, and proceeds to taunt Sting about the loss. Sting tries to turn and go back and fight, but the officials heavily outnumber him and drag him backstage.

Segment Rating: A

Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment.

Angle #6: Ric Flair hypes his title match with Rick Rude up next!

Ric Flair had an interview hyping his upcoming singles match with Rick Rude.

Segment Rating: A*

Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd.

Match #5: WCW Internation World Title Match - Rick Rude vs Ric Flair

Rick Rude defeated Ric Flair in 21:52 by pinfall following interference from Ted DiBiase. Rick Rude makes defence number 1 of his WCW International World Heavyweight title.

Segment Rating: A*

Road Agent Notes: Rick Rude and Ric Flair have pretty good chemistry, and it lifted the match. The announcing job done by Tony Schiavone was pretty weak. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd. Rick Rude is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #7: A postmatch attack

Ric Flair is celebrating his victory in the ring. Rude and Ted DiBiase run in and attack, beating Flair down into the mat. But before the beating is to bad Davey Boy Smith runs down the ring causing Rude and Ted DiBiase to scurry away.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment.

Show Rating: B

Show Notes: Devon Storm was used too much. I think this show might have actually hurt our popularity.

My Thoughts: Flair and Rude tore the house down. Right now they each have their own feud to get through, but Flair vs Rude is something we have to look at after Starrcade. Simmons vs Regal was a bright spot on the card and hopefully we can develop more solid midcard pairs.

DeToxRox · 05-24-2007, 08:37 PM

Helluva' match between Rude & Flair. Your Starrcade should be excellent.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 11:54 AM

If there is any info anyone wants to know, just ask, and I'll try to post it.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 12:38 PM

WCW Main Event, October 1993, Week 3

Taped in front of 5,000 fans at the Springfield Civic Center in Springfield, MA

Preshow Match #1: Brad Armstrong vs Terra Ryzing

Terra Ryzing defeated Brad Armstrong in 6:02 by pinfall with a handful of tights.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Preshow Angle: Anderson & Roma talk to the boss

Eric Bischoff is in his office when Anderson and Roma burst in and demand a title shot again Hollywood Blondes, but Bischoff tells them they need to proove themselves against Harlem Heat first.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: Arn Anderson is developing better performance skills.

Preshow Match #2: Chris Benoit vs Bobby Eaton

Chris Benoit defeated Beautiful Bobby Eaton in 6:43 by pinfall with a Dragon Suplex.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match.

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Angle #1: A new stable is formed

Ted DiBiase and Hollywood Blondes are together, and make the announcement that they are going to be allies from now on, watching each others back.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: Ted DiBiase came across well. This segment lifted the crowd. Stunning Steve Austin is developing better performance skills. Brian Pillman is improving at acting. Brian Pillman is developing better performance skills.

Match #1: Anderson & Roma vs The Harlem Heat

Anderson and Roma defeated Harlem Heat in 7:34 when Paul Roma defeated Stevie Ray by pinfall with a Top Rope Elbow Drop.

Segment Rating: C-

Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson did some good work at ringside. Colonel Rob Parker did some good work at ringside. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The great performance of Arn Anderson really stood out.

Angle #2: The Nasty Boys attack!

Anderson and Roma are celebrating their victory in the ring. Nasty Boys run in and attack, beating them down into the mat.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys' storyline has been moved forward one stage with this segment. (finally)

Angle #3: Sting hypes the next match

Sting had an interview hyping his upcoming singles match with Rude and Sid and Orndorff and DDP

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The Sting vs Sid storyline storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #2: Sting, Davey Boy Smith, Dustin Rhodes, and Ricky Steamboat vs Rick Rude, Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page

Sting, Davey Boy Smith, Dustin Rhodes and Ricky Steamboat drew with Rick Rude, Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page in 9:48 following a double disqualification.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Ricky Steamboat was slowed by injury somewhat. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Sting looked good out there. The performance of Davey Boy Smith stood out as being good. The performance of Rick Rude stood out as being good. Paul Orndorff looked good out there. The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this match. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this match. Sting is improving in Flying skills. Sting is improving in Performance skills.

Match #3: WCW World Title Match - Big Van Vader vs Ron Simmons

Big Van Vader defeated Ron Simmons in 13:28 when Ron Simmons was disqualified when Cactus Jack ran in and attacked Big Van Vader. Big Van Vader makes defence number 1 of his WCW World Heavyweight title.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: Big Van Vader and Ron Simmons have great chemistry, and it showed in their performances. The match suffered because of the lack of selling on display. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #4: Cactus Jack continues the assault

Cactus Jack attacks Big Van Vader after the match. To the amazement and outrage of all, he piledrives Vader through a ringside table.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd.

Show Rating: B

Show Notes: This show can be considered a success. It should have increased our popularity.

My Thoughts: Our best show yet. I did overbook the show a little bit, but I need to to keep our popularity up. Ron Simmons really impressed me. I didn't think he was going to have that good of a match with Vader, but now we have to look at it as a pairing that might be able to main event one of our PPVs. The formation of Ted DiBiase's new heel stable should give us a nice long term feud between the Horsemen and the Corporation, especially if I can find a good 4th man for each group.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 01:05 PM

News:

King Kong Bundy has ended his wrestling hiatus.
George "The Animal" Steele also ended his hiatus.
Nippon TV canceled New Japan's TV show.

Our Friday night house show made $16,050
Our Saturday night house show made $16,140

WCW Saturday Night drew a rating of 13.22 on TBS.
WCW Main Event drew a rating of 13.24 on TBS and on ITV.
WWF Superstars drew a rating of 30.43 on USA and 5.13 on TSN
WWF Raw drew a rating of 27.84 on USA, 5.27 on TSN and 3.25 on Sky Sports for their Friday showing.

WWF held their No Mercy PPV on Sunday and drew a 7.01 buyrate and a sellout crowd of 15,000 fans at the McKale Center in Tuscon, Arizona.

All Japan made an offer to Chris Benoit. They are only cult sized, so we don't have to worry about losing him, but we have to be concerned as he begins to work more shows for other feds.

I'm looking for a new play by play guy so I sent out a couple negotiation requests.

Diamond Dallas Page wants a better push. I'm not sure he deserves it, but he has done a solid job so far and I'll give it a shot.
Awesome Kong wants a better push as well. I guess I can move him up to Opener to join his tag team partner as not a complete waste of space.

Ricky Steamboat is now fully recovered from his injury.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 02:06 PM

WCW Saturday Night, October 1993, Week 4

Taped in front of 5,000 fans at the UIC Pavillion in Chicago

Preshow Match #1: Tex Slazenger & Shanghai Pierce vs Doug Furnas & Phil Lafon

Slazenger and Pierce defeated Furnas & Lafon in 4:35 when Shanghai Pierce defeated Phil LaFon by pinfall by using underhanded tactics.

Segment Rating: D-

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down.

Preshow Angle: Mean Gene interviews the Nasty Boys

Nasty Boys are backstage being interviewed by Gene Okerland and challenge Anderson and Roma to a match!

Segment Rating: C-

Road Agent Notes: The 'Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys' storyline has been moved forward one stage with this segment. Brian Knobbs is developing better performance skills. Jerry Saggs is developing better performance skills.

Preshow Match #2: Charlie Norrs and Thunder & Lightning vs Terra Ryzing, Fit Finlay and The Equalizer

Terra Ryzing, Fit Finlay and The Equalizer defeated Thunder, Lightning and Charlie Norris in 5:33 when Terra Ryzing defeated Lightning by submission with an Indian Deathlock.

Segment Rating: E+

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down.

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Match #1: Demolition vs The Collosal Kongs

Demolition defeated Collosal Kongs in 4:40 when Demolition Smash defeated Krusher Kong by pinfall with an Elbow Drop.

Segment Rating: D-

Road Agent Notes: Harley Race did some good work at ringside. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Demolition Ax came out of the match looking good. Demolition Ax is improving in Rumble skills. Demolition Smash is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #1: Challenge accepted

Anderson and Roma appear and say that they accept the challenge from Nasty Boys

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson helped Roma during this segment. The 'Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys' storyline has been moved forward one stage with this segment.

Match #2: Hollywood Blondes vs Too Cold Scorpio & Marcus Bagwell

Hollywood Blondes defeated Scorpio and Bagwell in 10:29 when Stunning Steve Austin defeated Marcus Bagwell by pinfall with a Stun Gun. Hollywood Blondes make defence number 1 of their WCW World Tag Team titles.

Segment Rating: D+

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Stunning Steve Austin stood out as being good. Brian Pillman looked good out there.

Angle #2: Ambush!

Ted DiBiase is in the ring, and calls out Ric Flair to face him. As soon as Flair appears he gets jumped by Stunning Steve Austin and Brian Pillman, who had been lying in wait. The ambush leaves Ric Flair down and out.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: Stunning Steve Austin could use something to freshen his character up. The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Stunning Steve Austin is developing better performance skills. Brian Pillman is developing better performance skills.

Match #3: WCW TV Title Match - Lord Steven Regal vs Ron Simmons

Lord Steven Regal drew with Ron Simmons in 10:00 when the time limit expired. Lord Steven Regal makes defence number 4 of his WCW World Television title.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Angle #3: Flair talks to Commissioner Bockwinkel

Ric Flair is backstage with Nick Bockwinkel. He asks to be given a chance to wrestle Ted DiBiase in a singles match, and Bockwinkel accepts the request.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment. Nick Bockwinkel is developing better performance skills.

Match #4: Sting, Davey Boy Smith,and Ricky Steamboat vs Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page

Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page defeated Sting, Ricky Steamboat and Davey Boy Smith in 15:10 when Sid Vicious defeated Sting by pinfall after using a foreign object.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Sid Vicious was visibly tiring toward the end. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Sting came out of the match looking good. Davey Boy Smith looked good out there. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this match. Sting is improving in Flying skills. Paul Orndorff is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #4: An altercation in the aisleway

Davey Boy Smith is walking back down the aisle, having just wrestled a tough match. At the same time, Rick Rude is making his entrance for the next match. As they meet in the aisle, both stop in their tracks, staring at each other - neither willing to move for the other.
After a tense staredown - which draws the attention of a gang of workers from the backstage, Rude motions for British Bulldog to move out of the way. As means of reply, Davey Boy Smith smacks Rude across the face. The insult infuriates Rude, who lunges to get at his enemy.
Both are quickly separated before blows are exchanged, but both grapplers scream their plans of revenge towards the other.

Segment Rating: A

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd.

Match #5: WCW International Title Match - Rick Rude vs Road Warrior Hawk

Rick Rude defeated Road Warrior Hawk in 13:39 by pinfall with a handful of tights. Rick Rude makes defence number 2 of his WCW International World Heavyweight title.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd.

Angle #5: Harley Race talks about tonight's main event

Harley Race had an interview hyping Big Van Vader's upcoming singles match with Ric Flair.

Segment Rating: A

Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills.

Match #6: WCW World Title Match - Big Van Vader vs Ric Flair

Ric Flair defeated Big Van Vader in 17:44 when Big Van Vader was disqualified when Ted DiBiase ran in and attacked Ric Flair.

Segment Rating: A

Road Agent Notes: Big Van Vader was visibly tiring toward the end. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #6: The attack continues

As Big Van Vader and Ted DiBiase continue their attack on Ric Flair, Cactus Jack runs in swinging, attempting to save Flair from serious injury. Vader and Ted DiBiase quickly turn their attention to Cactus, attacking him viciously.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills. Cactus Jack is developing better performance skills.

Show Rating: B+

Show Notes: This show can be considered a success, it should have increased our popularity.

My Thoughts: This show started slowly, but we did really well with the 2 world title matches. I think I could throw out a combination of Sting, Vader, Flair and Rude in any combination and the fans would love it. I'm a little dissapointed that Vader and Sid are only good for about 15 minutes, but we'll have to work around their weaknesses.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 02:11 PM

Sid Vicious and Dusty Rhodes were both late for the last show. Since this was their first incident, I'll only warn them, but it better not happen again.

We also came to terms on a written contract with Scott Hudson. He can't start with us until next Wednesday, so Tony Schiavone will have to hold down the fort at the PPV.

We also tried to raid the Steiner Brothers from the WWF, but they requested our negotiation requests as they are already stretched too thin.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 02:59 PM

WCW Main Event, October 1993, Week 4

Taped in front of 5,000 fans at the St. Paul Auditorum in St. Paul, Minnesota

Preshow Match #1: Too Cold Scorpio & Marcus Bagwell vs The Collosal Kongs

Scorpio and Bagwell defeated Collosal Kongs in 5:12 when Marcus Bagwell defeated Awesome Kong by pinfall with a Superplex.

Segment Rating: D-

Road Agent Notes: Marcus Bagwell could use something to freshen his character up. Awesome Kong seemed off his game tonight. Harley Race did some good work at ringside. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Too Cold Scorpio came out of the match looking good. This match brought the crowd's mood down.

Preshow Angle: A Backstage Incident!

Chris Benoit is shown backstage, where officials have just found him bloody and unconscious, the apparent victim of a sneak attack. Paramedics appear to stretcher him out.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: No comments

Preshow Match #2: Dr. Death Steve Williams vs Brad Armstrong

Steve Williams defeated Brad Armstrong in 7:41 by pinfall with a Doctor Bomb.

Segment Rating: D+

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

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Match #1: WCW World Tag Team Title Match - Arn Anderson & Paul Roma vs The Hollywood Blondes

Anderson and Roma defeated Hollywood Blondes in 9:35 when Arn Anderson defeated Stunning Steve Austin by pinfall with a Spinebuster. Anderson and Roma win the WCW World Tag Team titles.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson did some good work at ringside. Stunning Steve Austin has now switched to a Perfectionist gimmick. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The great performance of Arn Anderson really stood out. The performance of Stunning Steve Austin stood out as being good.

Angle #1: Sid Vicious speaks

"WHEN IN THE COURSE of human events it becomes necessary to protect my inalienable right to BE! I MUST DO what our forefathers have always done. NEVER AFRAID to face an adversary. Always willing to step into a new frontier. Always willing to make a sacrifice.... WOAHH-YAAAHHH."

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: Colonel Rob Parker helped Sid during this segment.

Angle #2: An argument

Brian Pillman and Stunning Steve Austin are in the locker room. They're arguing over who was to blame for their earlier loss. Neither looks happy with the situation, but they put their differences aside and leave together.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: No comments

Match #2: Lord Steven Regal vs Davey Boy Smith (non-title match)

Davey Boy Smith defeated Lord Steven Regal in 13:47 by pinfall with a Running Powerslam.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match.

Angle #3: Ric Flair talks to the crowd

Ric Flair had an interview hyping his upcoming singles match with Ted DiBiase.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd.

Match #3: Ricky Steamboat vs "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff

Ricky Steamboat defeated Paul Orndorff in 13:39 by pinfall with a Flying Bodypress.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Ricky Steamboat and Paul Orndorff just don't click at all, and it showed in their performances. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

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Show Rating: C+

Show Notes: I think this show might have actually hurt our popularity overall.

My Thoughts: It's really tough to have a good show in one hour. This show is going to air before the PPV on Sunday, so we may have done too much stuff with our top guys, but I don't know anymore.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 03:13 PM

News:

WWF signed the Hardy Brothers to developmental deals.

AAA's TV show was canceled by Telemundo.
All Japan's TV show was canceled by Fuji TV.

Dusty Rhodes was late for the second day in a row. I decide to fine him.

We signed Lance Russell to a per appearance contract for 9 months, that will cost $1800 per appearance. Once he debuts, he will be the new lead commentator for WCW.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 03:20 PM

On Friday Televisa cancelled CMLL's TV show.

Our Friday house show made $37,920
Our Saturday house show made $15,730

WCW Saturday Night drew a 14.29 rating on TBS.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 04:41 PM

WCW Halloween Havoc, October 1993, Sunday, Week 4

Taped in front of 13,955 fans at the Big arena in the Northwest, USA region

Preshow Match #1: Chris Benoit vs "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff

Paul Orndorff defeated Chris Benoit in 14:51 by pinfall with a Piledriver.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: Chris Benoit and Paul Orndorff have pretty good chemistry, and it lifted the match. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd.

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Match #1: WCW World Television Title Match - Lord Steven Regal w/ Sir William vs Ron Simmons

Ron Simmons defeated Lord Steven Regal in 11:33 by pinfall with a Flying Shoulderblock. Ron Simmons wins the WCW World Television title.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. Ron Simmons is improving in Technical skills.

Angle #1: Celebration time!

Having picked up the victory, Ron Simmons celebrates in the ring.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: No comments

Angle #2: An Interview with Anderson & Roma

As Gene Okerland interviews Anderson and Roma, Nasty Boys storm the set and attack the unsuspecting team. As they beat down the struggling Arn and Roma, Gene Okerland stands off to the side in disbelief and muted protest.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson helped Roma during this segment. Brian Knobbs is developing better performance skills. Jerry Saggs is developing better performance skills. (Crap, it didn't advance the storyline like it was supposed to)

Angle #3: Hype for the US Title Match

Schiavone, PS Hayes and Ventura hype the upcoming match between Dustin Rhodes and Stunning Steve Austin from the comfort of their announcers table.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Tony Schiavone is improving at acting. Tony Schiavone is learning to show more charisma.

Match #2: WCW United States Title Match - Dustin Rhodes vs Stunning Steve Austin

Dustin Rhodes defeated Stunning Steve Austin in 13:31 by disqualification. Dustin Rhodes makes defence number 3 of his WCW United States Championship title.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match lifted the crowd.

Angle #4: Big Van Vader enters the Commissioner's Office

Big Van Vader comes out to the podium and gets into an argument with Nick Bockwinkel about the recent match announcement between Vader and Cactus Jack.
"I never put my name to a contract... I never accepted a challenge. Is this how you run things around here, Bockwinkel? This is entirely unfair! Are you just going to let Cactus spit in the face of tradition? We need Challenges; We need Press Conferences; We need an Official contract signing before I ever step into the ring with my title on the line against him!"

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: Harley Race helped Vader during this segment. The Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader storyline has continued with this segment. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills.

Match #3: WCW World Tag Team Title Match - Arn Anderson & Paul Roma vs The Nasty Boys

Nasty Boys defeated Anderson and Roma in 11:39 when Brian Knobbs defeated Arn Anderson by submission after blatantly cheating. Nasty Boys win the WCW World Tag Team titles.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Arn Anderson looked excellent out there.

Angle #5: An interview with Sting

Sting is interviewed backstage by Gene Okerland, he hypes an upcoming singles match against Sid Vicious.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Sting is developing better performance skills.

Match #4: Sting vs Sid Vicious w/ Colonel Rob Parker

Sid Vicious defeated Sting in 13:51 by pinfall after using a foreign object.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Sid Vicious was visibly tiring toward the end. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this match.

Angle #6: Postmatch attack!

Having picked up the victory, Sid Vicious celebrates in the ring while Colonel Rob Parker climbs onto the ring apron, produces a cigar from the inside pocket of his jacket, shows it to the crowd, then triumphantly lights it. This is all that Sting can stand, though, as he charges Parker, nailing the manager with a brutal forearm shot. The blow sends Parker crashing to the ringside floor, with the cigar landing in the ring.While Sting pumps his fist in glory at toppling Parker, Sid Vicious bull charges Sting to the mat. After a series of right hand shots stuns Sting, Sid picks up the still-lit cigar and shoves it into the eye of the hard-luck Sting. The roar of the crowd can not mask the sounds of Sting screaming in pain...

Segment Rating: A

Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Colonel Rob Parker is improving at acting. Sid Vicious is developing better performance skills. Sting is developing better performance skills.

Angle #7: DiBiase cuts a promo

Ted DiBiase had an interview hyping his upcoming singles match with Ric Flair.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment.

Angle #8: Dibiase-Flair tale of the tape graphic

The announcers put over the fact that we'll be seeing Ric Flair take on Ted DiBiase.

Segment Rating: A

Road Agent Notes: The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #5: Ric Flair vs Ted DiBiase

Ted DiBiase defeated Ric Flair in 24:47 by submission after interference from Brian Pillman.

Segment Rating: A*

Road Agent Notes: Ric Flair and Ted DiBiase have great chemistry, and it showed in their performances. The announcing job done by Michael Hayes was pretty weak. The announcing job done by Tony Schiavone was pretty weak. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this match. This match lifted the crowd. Ted DiBiase is improving in Technical skills. Ted DiBiase is improving in Performance skills.

Angle #9: Postmatch attack

Ted DiBiase, Brian Pillman and Stunning Steve Austin attack Ric Flair in the ring, and leave him down and out. But Arn Anderson runs in to make the save before to much damage is done.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment.

Angle #10: Big Van Vader-Cactus Jack hype video

A video plays hyping Big Van Vader vs. Cactus Jack.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #6: Big Van Vader vs Cactus Jack (non-title)

Cactus Jack defeated Big Van Vader in 12:40 by pinfall with a Bang Bang Elbow.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this match. This match lifted the crowd.

Angle #11: Postmatch attack

Cactus Jack is celebrating his victory in the ring. Vader and Race run in and attack, beating Cactus down into the mat. But before the beating is to bad Road Warrior Hawk runs down the ring causing Vader and Race to scurry away.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader storyline has continued with this segment.

Angle #12: Rude cuts a promo on the Bulldog

Rick Rude had an interview hyping his upcoming singles match with Davey Boy Smith.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment.

Angle #13: Announcers hype tonight's main event

Shiavone, PS Hayes and Ventura hype the upcoming match between Rick Rude and Davey Boy Smith from the comfort of their announcers table.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The The Bulldog challenges the Rudester storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #7: WCW International World Heavyweight Title Match - Rick Rude vs Davey Boy Smith

Davey Boy Smith defeated Rick Rude in 19:46 by pinfall with a Swinging Neck Breaker. Davey Boy Smith wins the WCW International

World Heavyweight title.

Segment Rating: A

Road Agent Notes: The match suffered because there was not enough selling shown. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The The Bulldog challenges the Rudester storyline has continued with this match. This match lifted the crowd.

Angle #14: Party Time!

Davey Boy Smith has just won the title and out to help him celebrate his big win are his friends Sting, Ricky Steamboat, Dustin Rhodes and Road Warrior Hawk. Balloons and Confetti are raining down from the arena's rafters, as Sting, The Dragon, Dustin, and Hawk place British Bulldog on their shoulders.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The performance of Davey Boy Smith looked good. This segment lifted the crowd.

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Show Rating: B

Show Notes: This show can be considered a success, it should have increased our popularity

My Thoughts: Another really good show. We need to find a better play by play guy but Tony didn't hurt us too much tonight. Flair is a great worker. I'm not sure if they can both go that long, but a 60 minute match at Starrcade is a possibility. Rick Rude and Davey Boy's storyline has really picked up, and should continue to at least Starrcade.

Next month's PPV is going to be Battle Bowl: The Lethal Lottery, so our storylines will continue a little longer than normal.

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 04:52 PM

We had a 5.07 buyrate for Halloween Havoc. Pretty good, but still quite a bit behind the WWF.

WCW Main Event did a 12.10 rating on TBS
WWF Superstars did a 30.51 rating on USA and a 5.02 on TSN
WWF Raw's Friday UK showing did a 3.27 rating

We are at the point where we can negotiate new TV contracts, so we are going to try to get a better timeslot for WCW Main Event, and possibly Canadian broadcast partners for both shows.

The TV negotiation period is upon us so we will be

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 05:08 PM

We signed Terry Gordy and Tully Blanchard to written deals.

We also are brining in Dean Malenko on a PPA deal, and Perry Saturn on a developmental deal.

WWF Raw did a 27.77 rating on USA and a 5.23 on TSN

General Mike · 05-25-2007, 06:39 PM

As we come to the beginning of a new month, we'll take a new look at the roster, and our financial outlook for last month.

WCW Roster, November 1993, Week 1

Main Eventers
Arn Anderson - Babyface - written - 18 months, 2 weeks remaining - $18,000 per month
Big Van Vader - Heel - Written - 52 days remaining - $18,000 per month
Davey Boy Smith - Babyface - 22 months, 3 weeks remaining, $12,000 per month
Paul Orndorff - Heel - Pay Per Appearance - 6 months, 1 week remain, $2,200 per appearance
Ric Flair - Babyface - Written - 23 months, 2 weeks remaining, $25,000 per month (creative control)
Rick Rude - Heel - Written - 20 months, 1 week remaining, $18,000 per month
Ricky Steamboat - Babyface - 10 months, 2 weeks remaining, $12,000 per month
Sid Vicious - Heel - Written - 2 months remaining, $12,000 per month
Sting - Babyface - Written - 50 days remaining, $25,000 per month (creative control)
Ted DiBiase - Heel - Written - 23 months, 1 week remaining, $22,525 per month + Travel + 20% merchanndise + 10% PPV bonus

Upper Midcarders
Brian Knbobbs - Heel - Written - 20 months remaining, $12,000 per month
Brian Pillman - Heel - Written - 5 months remaining, $12,000 per month
Cactus Jack - Babyface - Written - 23 months, 1 week remaining, $27,950 per month + travel + 20% merchandise
Diamond Dallas Page - Heel - PPA - 16 months, 2 weeks remaining, $2,200 per appearance
Dustin Rhodes - Babyface - Written - 9 months, 1 week remaining, $4,000 per month
Jerry Saggs - Heel - Written - 11 months remaining, $12,000 per month
Lord Steven Regal - Heel - Written - 10 months, 1 week remaining, $12,000 per month
Road Warrior Hawk - Babyface - PPA - 7 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2,600 per appearance
Ron Simmons - Babyface - Written - 16 months, 3 weeks remaining, $12,000 per month
Steve Austin - Heel - Written - 56 days remaining, $12,000 per month

Midcarders
Bobby Eaton - Heel - Written - 16 months, 3 weeks remaining, $7,000 per month
Booker T - Heel - Written - 13 months, 2 weeks remaining, $4,000 per month
Chris Benoit - Babyface - PPA - 7 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,800 per appearance
Demolition Smash - Heel - Written - 17 months remaining, $2,775 per month
Ice Train - Heel - PPA - 7 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,000 per appearance
Johnny B. Badd - Babyface - Written - 13 months remaining, $2,000 per month
Marcus Bagwell - Babyface - Written - 5 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2,000 per month
Maxx Payne - Heel - Written - 9 months remaining, $2,000 per month
Paul Roma - Babyface - Written - 5 months, 2 weeks remaining, $7,000 per month
Shanghai Pierce - Heel - written - 16 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2,000 per month
Steve Williams - Heel - Written - 17 months, 1 week remaining, $2,575 per month
Stevie Ray - Heel - Written - 6 months remaining, $4,000 per month
Tex Slazenger - Heel - Written - 16 months, 1 week remaining, $2,000 per month
The Shockmaster - Babyface - PPA - 7 months, 1 week remaining, $1,400 per appearance
Tom Zenk - Babyface - Written - 14 months remaining, $2,000 per month

Lower Midcarder
Awesome Kong - Heel - PPA, 32 days remaining, $800 per appearance
Brad Armstrong - Babyface - Written - 11 months, 2 weeks remaining, $2,000 per month
Charlie Norris - Babyface - Written - 7 months, 2 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month
Krusher Kong - Heel - PPA - 7 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance
Terra Ryzing - Heel - Written - 17 months, 1 week remaining, $1,725 per month
The Equalizer - Heel - Written - 16 monhts, 3 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month
Yoshi Kwan - Heel - Written - 9 months, 1 week remaining, $1,200 per month

Openers
Doug Furnas - Babyface - Written - 11 months, 2 weeks remaining, $725 per month
Eric Watts - Babyface - Written - 16 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month
Fit Finlay - Heel - PPA - 8 months remaining, $1,700 per appearance
Lightning - Babyface - PPA - 7 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance
Thunder - Babyface - PPA - 10 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance

Enhancement Talents
Dean Malenko - Babyface - PPA - 9 months remaining, $500 per appearance
Devon Storm - Heel - PPA - 8 months remaining, $125 per appearance

Occasional Wrestlers
Demolition Ax - Heel - Written - 17 months, 1 week remaining, $2,425 per month
Terry Gordy - Heel - Written - 18 months remaining, $3,300 per month
Tully Blanchard - Babyface - Written - 24 months remaining, $10,025 per month + travel + 15% merchandise

Managers
Colonel Rob Parker - Heel - Written - 17 months remaining, $675 per month
Harley Race - Heel - Written - 16 months, 3 weeks remaining, $3,000 per month
Ole Anderson - Face - Written - 9 months, 2 weeks remaining, $12,000 per month
Sir William - Heel - PPA - 10 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,400 per appearance
Teddy Long - Face - Written - 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month

Announcers
Gene Okerlund - Face - Written - 20 months, 1 week remaining, $5,000 per month
Lance Russell - Face - PPA - 9 months remaining, $1,800 per appearance
Scott Hudson - Face - Written - 12 months remaining, $1,875 per month
Tony Schiavone - Face - Written - 2 months, 3 weeks remaining, $3,000 per month

Color Commentators
Dusty Rhodes - Face - Written - 5 months, 3 weeks remaining, $5,000 per month
Jesse Ventura - Heel - Written - 16 months, 3 weeks remaining, $8,000 per month
Michael Hayes - Heel - PPA - 10 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,500 per appearance

Referees
Charles Robinson - Babyface - Written - 22 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,500 per month
Nick Patrick - Babyface - Written - 16 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2,000 per month
Randy Anderson - Babyface - Written - 10 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,500 per month

Authority Figures
Eric Bischoff - Heel - Lifetime - $5,000 per month
Nick Bockwinkel - Babyface - Written - 10 months, 3 weeks remaining, $5,000 per month
Ted Turner - Heel - Lifetime - $500 per month

Road Agents
J.J. Dillon - Heel - PPA - 7 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,100 per appearance
Larry Zbyszko - Heel - Written - 5 months, 1 week remaining, $8,000 per appearance
Mike Ritschel - Heel - Not applicable

Personalities
Diamond Doll - Babyface - Written - 18 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per month
Missy Hyatt - Heel - PPA - 5 months, 1 week remaining, $350 per appearance
Terri Runnesl - Heel - PPA - 7 months, 3 weeks remaining, $350 per appearance

Other
Barry Windham - Babyface - Written - 14 months, $12,000 per month

In October, we had a profit of $2,612,126. Our Income consisted of:

$3,042,000 in PPV revenue
$1,905,816 in ticket sales
$1,586,538 from sponsors
$195,840 from merchandise

Our expenditures consited of:

$500,000 for workers fees
$326,000 for show costs
$300,000 for marketing
$476,000 for merchandise
$1,103,500 for production
$1,411,388 for miscellaneous expenses.

General Mike · 05-27-2007, 10:51 PM

Here's a look at the change in the prestige of our title belts:

WCW World Heavyweight Title
Prestige: 82.6%, up 0.6%

WCW International World Heavyweight Title
Prestige: 74.6%, up 1.6%

WCW World Tag Team Title
Prestige: 63.2%, down 4.8%

WCW United States Title
Prestige: 65.2%, down 0.8%

WCW World Television Title
Prestige: 49.4%, down 0.6%

Very dissapointing that the midcard belts are dropping like a rock.

General Mike · 05-28-2007, 12:07 AM

WCW Saturday Night, November 1993, Week 1

Taped in front of 27,796 fans at Indian Stadium in Jonesboro, Arkansas

Announcers: Tony Schiavone & Jesse Ventura

Dark Match #1: The Collosal Kongs vs Doug Furnas & Phil Lafon (7 minutes)

Collosal Kongs defeated Furnas & Lafon in 5:09 when Awesome Kong defeated Phil LaFon by pinfall with a Kong Splash.

Segment Rating: E+

Road Agent Notes: Harley Race did some good work at ringside. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Krusher Kong is improving in Rumble skills.

Preshow Angle: Steve Williams challenges a fan (6 minutes)

The cameras return to the ring, where Steve Williams delivers a challenge to any member of the audience to enter the ring with him for a chance at 50.
"You beat me, I give you 250 cold, hard dollars. Scott Free! But when I beat you and break a few bones in the process, don't come crying to me. You think you're tough? Well, get your butt in this ring and show the world!"
At that, a trailer park hero sheepishly walks to ringside, volunteering to step into the ring. After hurling a few well-placed insults at the man, many of them centering on the fan's mullet and jean jacket fashion statement, the contest begins.
And five seconds later the fan is screaming his surrender.

Segment Rating: D-

Road Agent Notes: This segment brought the crowd's mood down.

Dark Match #2: Terra Ryzing vs Dean Malenko (7 minutes)

Terra Ryzing defeated Dean Malenko in 5:28 by pinfall with The Pedigree.

Segment Rating: D+

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

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Angle #1: Tony & Jesse announce a title change (3 minutes)

The cameras return to the podium, where Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura greet the audience. Shiavone starts it off by telling the viewers that Ventura has an important announcement...
"That's right, Shiavone", Jesse Ventura addresses with pride, "I am proud to announce that we have a new Champion: Davey Boy Smith. British Bulldog overcame the impossible by winning that title, and we would like to congratulate his accomplishment."

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: No specific comments

Match #1: Too Cold Scorpio vs Tex Slazenger (10 minutes)

Too Cold Scorpio defeated Tex Slazenger in 8:03 by pinfall with a Scorpio Splash.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Angle #2: An in-ring celebration with the British Bulldog (5 minutes)

Davey Boy Smith comes down to the ring, which has been set up for a celebration. He shows off his new title for the crowd, enjoying the moment. Rick Rude shows up, clearly not impressed, and he proceeds to beat the new champion to a bloody pulp.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment.

Angle #3: Eric Bischoff makes a match for later tonight (4 minutes)

While Eric Bischoff is out talking to the crowd about how great he is, he also mentions that tonight we will see British Bulldog and Hawk take on Rude and DDP.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #2: The Hollywood Blondes vs Chris Benoit & Johnny B. Badd (11 minutes)

Hollywood Blondes defeated Chris Benoit and Johnny B. Badd in 8:47 when Brian Pillman defeated Johnny B. Badd by pinfall with a Missile Dropkick.

Segment Rating: D

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Stunning Steve Austin looked good out there. Brian Pillman looked good out there. The performance of Chris Benoit stood out as being good. Johnny B. Badd is improving in Technical skills. Johnny B. Badd is improving in Flying skills.

Angle #4: Colonel Rob Parker & Sid Vicious promo time (5 minutes)

Sid Vicious and Colonel Rob Parker come out for a promo and take the opportunity to taunt Sting's recent injury, going so far as to wishing they had done more damage.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Sid Vicious is developing better performance skills. Colonel Rob Parker is learning to show more charisma.

Match #3: Cactus Jack vs Ice Train (12 minutes)

Cactus Jack defeated Maxx Payne in 10:01 by submission with a Mandible Claw.

Segment Rating: C-

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Angle #5: A 4th Horsemen? (8 minutes)

Ric Flair announces to the world that from now on, they will have a fourth memeber....Tully Blanchard

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: Ric Flair looked good. Arn Anderson is developing better performance skills. Tully Blanchard is developing better performance skills.

Match #4: United States Title Match - Dustin Rhodes (c) vs Bobby Eaton (14 minutes)

Dustin Rhodes defeated Beautiful Bobby Eaton in 11:36 by pinfall with a Running Bulldog. Dustin Rhodes makes defence number 4 of his WCW United States Championship title.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: Dustin Rhodes and Beautiful Bobby Eaton have great chemistry, and it showed in their performances. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd.

Angle #6: The Nasty Boys strike again! (4 minutes)

Nasty Boys attack Arn Anderson and Paul Roma backstage, and leave them down and out.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: The 'Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys' storyline has been moved forward one stage with this segment.

Match #5: Davey Boy Smith & Road Warrior Hawk vs Rick Rude & Diamond Dallas Page (18 minutes)

Rick Rude and Diamond Dallas Page defeated Road Warrior Hawk and Davey Boy Smith in 16:09 when Diamond Dallas Page defeated Davey Boy Smith by pinfall by using underhanded tactics.

Segment Rating: C+

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Rick Rude looked good out there. The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this match.

Angle #7: The action continues after the bell (6 minutes)

The bell has sounded, yet British Bulldog and Hawk and Rude and DDP continue to do battle with each other all the way to the backstage area.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd.

Match #6: WCW World Heavyweight Title Match - Big Van Vader vs Ricky Steamboat

Big Van Vader defeated Ricky Steamboat in 17:31 by pinfall with a Vaderbomb. Big Van Vader makes defence number 2 of his WCW World Heavyweight title.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: Big Van Vader was visibly tiring toward the end. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. Big Van Vader is improving in Technical skills.

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Show Rating: B-

Show Notes: I think this show might have actually hurt our overall popularity

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My thoughts: Well this is Tony Schiavone's last show as our play-by-play announcer. I suspect that he will have a role as a backstage interviewer with us, but Scott Hudson will announce tomorrow's Main Event show, while Lance Russell will make his debut on next week's Saturday Night show.

Dissapointing show from both an angles and match quality point of view. I really thought Vader and Steamboat would put on a B+ match, at worst. I need to start giving Bobby Eaton some wins. He is a solid midcard guy who has had a bunch of good matches for us. He might be a good guy for a minor feud with Ron Simmons for the TV title. Either that or find him a full time tag partner and let him go for the tag belts.

General Mike · 05-28-2007, 12:51 AM

WCW Main Event, November 1, 1993

Taped in front of fans at the Montgomery Coliseum in Montgomery, AL

Dark Match #1: Brad Armstrong vs Terra Ryzing (9 minutes)

Terra Ryzing defeated Brad Armstrong in 6:33 by submission with an Indian Deathlock.

Segment Rating: C

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost.

Dark Match #2: Chris Benoit & Tom Zenk vs Tex Slazenger & Shanghai Pierce (11 minutes)

Chris Benoit and Tom Zenk defeated Slazenger and Pierce in 9:16 when Chris Benoit defeated Shanghai Pierce by pinfall with a Dragon Suplex.

Segment Rating: D+

Road Agent Notes: Tex Slazenger seemed off his game tonight. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Chris Benoit looked excellent out there.

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Match #1: WCW Television Title Match - Ron Simmons (c) vs Beautiful Bobby Eaton (12 minutes)

Ron Simmons drew with Beautiful Bobby Eaton in 10:00 when the time limit expired. Ron Simmons makes defence number 1 of his WCW World Television title.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd.

Angle #1: Something is happening in the Parking Lot! (5 minutes)

The cameras hurriedly head to the backstage parking lot, where Big Van Vader and Harley Race are putting the finishing touches on a brutal beatdown of Cactus Jack.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment.

Match #2: WCW World Tag Team Title Match - The Nasty Boys vs Arn Anderson & Paul Roma (12 minutes)

Nasty Boys defeated Anderson and Roma in 9:49 when Brian Knobbs defeated Paul Roma by pinfall while using the ropes for leverage. Nasty Boys make defence number 1 of their WCW World Tag Team titles.

Segment Rating: C-

Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Arn Anderson shone in this match. The 'Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys' storyline has been moved forward one stage with this match.

Angle #2: Sting talks about his recent injury (6 minutes)

Sting gives a heartfelt backstage promo where he comments on the injury he has recently suffered at the hands of Sid Vicious and Colonel Rob Parker. Sting promises to return to action as soon as possible and to get his revenge on the cowardly Sid and Parker.

Segment Rating: B-

Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd.

Match #3: Ric Flair vs Booker T (20 minutes)

Ric Flair defeated Booker T in 17:35 when Booker T was disqualified when Ted DiBiase ran in and attacked Ric Flair.

Segment Rating: B

Road Agent Notes: Booker T was visibly tiring toward the end. Colonel Rob Parker did some good work at ringside. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The performance of Ric Flair stood out as being good. This match lifted the crowd.

Angle #3: Pearl Harbored! (5 minutes)

Ted DiBiase, Stunning Steve Austin and Brian Knobbs attack Ric Flair in the ring, and leave him down and out. But Tully Blanchard runs in to make the save before to much damage is done.

Segment Rating: B+

Road Agent Notes: The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment. (another small mistake on my part as I wanted Pillman not Knobbs to attack)

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Show Rating: B

Show Notes: Booker T was used too much. This show can be considered a success, it should have increased our popularity

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My Thoughts: Good show. Like I said after Saturday Night, Bobby Eaton is a valuable performer. Him and Benoit are 2 guys in the midcard right now who will give us a really good match night after night. I gave Booker T a shot at a more advanced slot, but the fans weren't ready for him in that spot. I need another midcard face tag team. Benoit and Zenk didn't have a great match tonight, but I may consider teaming them up on a more regular basis and working a little program with the Harlemt Heat.

General Mike · 05-28-2007, 01:07 AM

News:

FMW lost their TV shot in Japan.

We picked up a deal with The Score (Canada) to broadcast WCW Saturday Night at 10pm on Saturdays. We are looking to add a 3rd show, or to upgrade WCW Main Event to a 2nd hour as well.

General Mike · 05-28-2007, 01:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by General Mike

News:

FMW lost their TV shot in Japan.

We picked up a deal with The Score (Canada) to broadcast WCW Saturday Night at 10pm on Saturdays. We are looking to add a 3rd show, or to upgrade WCW Main Event to a 2nd hour as well.

To follow up on this, we picked up a deal with TNT to show WCW Monday Nitro on Mondays Live from 10pm to Midnight. We also picked up a deal with TSN (Canada) to show it on Tuesdays from 10pm to Midnight. Lance Russell and Jesse Ventura will announce this show, Scott Hudson and Dusty Rhodes will take over the Saturday Night announcing duties, while Tony Schiavone and Michael Hayes will be our Main Event announcers.

TV Ratings
WCW Saturday Night - 13.11 on TBS
WCW Main Event - 12.11 on TBS, 0.34 on ITV
WWF Raw - 28.34 on USA, 5.19 on TSN, 3.22 Sky Sports
WWF Superstars - 30.00 on USA, 5.11 on TSN

House Shows
Friday Night - $15,710 revenue
Saturday Night - $90,820 revenue

05-23-2007, 07:42 PM	#17
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	Contracts Here are the current contracts for all of our performers. Main Eventers Arn Anderson - Written contract, 19 months, 2 weeks remaining, $18K per month. Big Van Vader - Written contract, 2 months, 3 weeks remaining, $18K per month Davey Boy Smith - Written contract, 23 months, 2 weeks remaining, $12K per month Ric Flair - written, 24 months, 2 weeks remaining, $25K per month Rick Rude - written, 21 months, 1 week remaining, $18K per month Ricky Steamboat - written, 11 months, 2 week remaining, $12Kper month Road Warrior Hawk - PPA deal, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2,600 per appearance Sid Vicious - written, 3 months remaining, $12K per month Sting - written, 2 monhts, 3 weeks remaining, $25K per month Upper Midcarders Brian Knobbs - written, 21 months remaining, $12K per month Brian Pillman - written, 6 months remaining, $12K per month Cactus Jack - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2200 per appearance Jerry Saggs - written, 12 months remaining, $12K per month Lord Steven Regal - written, 11 months, 1 week remaining, $12K per month Paul Orndorff - PPA, 7 months, 1 week remaining, $2200 per appearance Ron Simmons - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $12K per month Steve Austin - written, 3 months remaining, $12K per month Midcarders Bobby Eaton - written, 17 month, 3 weeks remaining, $7K per month Booker T - written, 14 months, 2 weeks remaining, $4K per month Chris Benoit - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1800 per appearance Diamond Dallas Page - PPA, 17 months, 2 weeks remaining, $2200 per appearance Dustin Rhodes - written, 10 months, 1 week remaining, $4K per month Johnny B. Badd - written, 14 months remaining, $2K per month Marcus Bagwell - written, 6 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2K per month Maxx Payne - written, 10 months remaining, $2K per month Paul Roma - written, 6 months, 2 weeks remaining, $7K per month Shanghai Pierce - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2K per month Stevie Ray - written, 7 months remaining, $4K per month The Shockmaster - PPA, 8 months, 1 week remaning, $1400 per appearance Tom Zenk - written, 15 months, $2K per month Lower Midcarders Brad Armstrong - written, 12 months, 2 weeks remaining, $2K per month Charlie Norris - written, 8 months, 2 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month Ice Train - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1000 per appearance Terra Ryzing - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance Tex Slazenger - written, 17 months, 1 week remaining, $2K per month Too Cold Scorpio - written, 13 months, 2 weeks remaining, $2K per month Openers Erik Watts - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month Krusher Kong - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance The Equalizer - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month Yoshi Kwan - written, 10 months, 1 week remaining, $1,200 per month Enhancement Talent Awesome Kong - PPA, 2 months remaining, $800 per appearance Lightning - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance Thunder - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per appearance Occasional Wrestlers Sir William - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,400 per appearance Managers Colonel Rob Parker - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $100 per appearance Harley Race - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $3K per month Ole Anderson - written, 10 months, 2 weeks remaining, $12K per month Teddy Long - written, 12 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,200 per month Terri Runnels - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remaining, $350 per appearance Announcers Gene Okerlund - written, 21 months, 1 week, $5K per month Tony Schiavone - written, 3 months, 3 weeks remaining, $3K per month Color Commentators Dusty Rhodes - written, 6 months, 3 weeks remaining, $5K per month Jesse Ventura - written, 17 months, 1 week remaining, $8K per month Michael Hayes - PPA, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,500 per appearance Personalities Diamond Doll - written, 19 months, 3 weeks remaining, $800 per month Missy Hyatt - PPA, 6 months, 1 week remaining, $350 per appearance Referees Charles Robinson - written, 23 weeks, 3 months remaining, $1,500 per month Nick Patrick - written, 17 months, 3 weeks remaining, $2K per month Randy Anderson - written, 11 months, 3 weeks remaining, $1,500 per month Road Agents J.J. Dillon - PPA, 8 months, 3 weeks remain, $1,100 per appearance Mike Ritschel - not available Larry Zbyszko - written, 6 months, 1 week remain, $8K per month Injured Barry Windham (out 7 months, 2 weeks) - written, 15 months remain, $12K per month __________________ Boise Stampede Continental Football League Jacksonville Jaguars GM North American Football League Nebraska Coach FOFC-BBCF Rutgers & Washington coach Bowl Bound-BBCF

05-23-2007, 09:46 PM	#21
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW Saturday Night, October 1993, Week 1. Taped at the Atlanta Omni Colliseum in front of 14,377 Your announcers for this evening are Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura PreShow Match: Maxx Payne vs Thunder Maxx Payne defeated Thunder in 5:28 by submission. Segment Rating: D Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. PreShow Angle: Gene Okerlund interviews Terra Ryzing Terra Ryzing cuts a promo hyping up his skills. Segment Rating: E PreShow Match: Johnny B. Badd vs The Equalizer Johnny B. Badd defeated The Equalizer in 5:48 by pinfall with a TKO. Segment Rating: D- Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Johnny B. Badd is improving in Performance skills. The Equalizer is improving in Rumble skills. ================================================================= Match #1: Marcus Bagwell & Too Cold Scorpio vs The Collosal Kongs Scorpio and Bagwell defeated Collosal Kongs in 6:54 when Too Cold Scorpio defeated Krusher Kong by pinfall with a Scorpio Splash. Segment Ratings: D- Road Agent Notes: Harley Race did some good work at ringside. Krusher Kong was really off his game tonight. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Too Cold Scorpio stood out as being good. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Marcus Bagwell is improving in Rumble skills. Marcus Bagwell is improving in Technical skills. Marcus Bagwell is improving in Performance skills. Krusher Kong is improving in Performance skills. Angle #1: Anderson and Roma ask Commissioner Bockwinkel for a match with the Nasty Boys Anderson and Roma are backstage with Nick Bockwinkel. They ask to be given a chance to wrestle Nasty Boys in a tag team match. Bockwinkel says that he'll think about it. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson helped Roma during this segment. The Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys storyline has been moved forward one stage with this segment. Arn Anderson is developing better performance skills. Paul Roma is developing better performance skills. Angle #2: An argument between the All-American and DDP Ron Simmons is walking backstage, turns a corner, and bumps into Diamond Dallas Page. DDP says something that Simmons doesn't like, and they start arguing. After some heated words, DDP challenges Simmons to meet him in the ring for a match. Segment Rating: B- Road Agent Notes: Ron Simmons is developing better performance skills. Ron will face DDP at tomorrow's Main Event taping. Match #2: "Mr. Wonderful" Paul Orndorff vs Erik Watts Paul Orndorff defeated Eric Watts in 6:57 by pinfall with a Piledriver. Segment Rating: D+ Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Paul Orndorff stood out as being good. Eric Watts is improving in Performance skills. Angle #3: Road Warrior Hawk has been attacked! Road Warrior Hawk is shown backstage, where officials have just found him bloody and battered, the apparent victim of a sneak attack. He is stunned but conscious, but doesn't know who attacked him. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: No comments Match #3: The Hollywood Blondes vs Tom Zenk & Brad Armstrong Hollywood Blondes defeated Tom Zenk and Brad Armstrong in 8:41 when Stunning Steve Austin defeated Brad Armstrong by pinfall with a Stun Gun. Segment Rating: D Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Stunning Steve Austin looked excellent out there. The performance of Brian Pillman stood out as being good. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Rumble skills. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Flying skills. Tom Zenk is improving in Performance skills. Brad Armstrong is improving in Performance skills. Angle #4: Eric Bischoff announces tonight's main event While Eric Bischoff is out talking to the crowd about how great he is, he also mentions that tonight we will see Vader and Rude take on Cactus and British Bulldog. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. Match #4: WCW World TV Title Match - Lord Steven Regal vs Chris Benoit Chris Benoit drew with Lord Steven Regal in 10:00 when the time limit expired. Lord Steven Regal makes defence number 1 of his WCW World Television title. Segment Rating: C- Road Agent Notes: Chris Benoit and Lord Steven Regal just don't click at all, and it showed in their performances. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Lord Steven Regal is improving in Rumble skills. Lord Steven Regal is improving in Technical skills. Lord Steven Regal is improving in Performance skills. Angle #5: Ric Flair cuts a promo Ric Flair cuts a promo hyping up his skills. Segment Rating: A Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd. Match #5: Sting vs Booker T Sting defeated Booker T in 12:05 by submission with a Scorpion Deathlock. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: Colonel Rob Parker did some good work at ringside. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Sting stood out as being good. Booker T is improving in Rumble skills. Booker T is improving in Flying skills. Booker T is improving in Performance skills. Angle #6: Sting gets attack after the match Sting is being attacked, three-on-one, by Sid Vicious, Booker T and Stevie Ray in the ring. Seeing the assault, Dustin Rhodes comes running in and fights all three of them off, saving Sting from a serious beating. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: Sting was a real star in this segment. Booker T did not come out of this looking good. Stevie Ray looked dreadful in this segment. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Dustin Rhodes' turn was a complete success Angle #7: Okerlund interviews Vader and Rude before the main event As Vader and Rude prepare for their bout against Cactus and British Bulldog, Gene Okerland manages to get a few words with Vader and Rude about the upcoming match. Both promise to win. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills. Match #6: Big Van Vader & Ravishing Rick Rude vs Davey Boy Smith & Cactus Jack Cactus Jack and Davey Boy Smith defeated Big Van Vader and Rick Rude in 19:45 when Cactus Jack defeated Big Van Vader by pinfall with a Bang Bang Elbow. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Big Van Vader looked good out there. Rick Rude looked good out there. The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this match. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this match. Cactus Jack is improving in Technical skills. Davey Boy Smith is improving in Rumble skills. Davey Boy Smith is improving in Technical skills. Davey Boy Smith is improving in Performance skills. Big Van Vader is improving in Technical skills. Angle #8: The Losers get revenge after the match The match is over, and British Bulldog and Cactus are celebrating. Big Van Vader and Rick Rude look angry, and jump them from behind, beating them down. Segment Rating: B Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Show Rating: C Notes: You used Krusher Kong far too much on this show. I think this show might have actually hurt our popularity overall. ===================================== My Notes: We did somethings well. Ric Flair is the biggest star we have. Vader and Rude are solid top heels that we can do somethings with, and they should be able to help build up Cactus and Davey. I'm really dissapointed that Regal and Benoit didn't click. I had high expectations for the 2 of them, and thought they could have a nice little feud for the TV Title. I'm also slightly dissapointed with the Hollywood Blondes match. The 4 guys in that match should have been able to have a match that was better than a D. Krusher Kong will never see TV again. __________________ Boise Stampede Continental Football League Jacksonville Jaguars GM North American Football League Nebraska Coach FOFC-BBCF Rutgers & Washington coach Bowl Bound-BBCF

05-23-2007, 10:43 PM	#24
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW Main Event, October 1993, Week 1 Being held in front of 10,000 people at the Memphis Coliseum Your announcers for tonight are Tony Schiavone and Dusty Rhodes Preshow Match #1: Booker T vs Lightning Booker T defeated Lightning in 3:42 by pinfall with a Heat Seeker Dropkick. Segment Rating: D Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Preshow Angle: A Backstage Attack! Slazenger and Pierce attack Marcus Bagwell and Too Cold Scorpio backstage, and leave them down and out. Segment Rating: D- Road Agent Notes: There are no specific comments to be made about this angle. Tex Slazenger's turn was a complete success Preshow Match #2: Chris Benoit vs Bobby Eaton Chris Benoit defeated Beautiful Bobby Eaton in 8:26 by submission with a Crossface. Segment Rating: B- Road Agent Notes: Chris Benoit seemed off his game tonight. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd. Chris Benoit is improving in Flying skills. ======================================================\ Angle #1: Nick Bockwinkel announces the Halloween Havoc Main Event While Nick Bockwinkel is out talking to the crowd about how great he is, he also mentions that tonight we will see Big Van Vader take on Cactus Jack Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. Match #1: Ron Simmons vs Diamond Dallas Page Ron Simmons defeated Diamond Dallas Page in 8:54 by disqualification. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. Ron Simmons is improving in Technical skills. Diamond Dallas Page is improving in Performance skills. Angle #2: Sting's interview time is interrupted. Sid Vicious and his Manger Colonel Rob Parker interupts Sting's interview time to tell Sting that he will be after him first. Segment Rating: B- Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Sid Vicious is developing better performance skills. Sting is developing better performance skills. Match #2: The Nasty Boys vs Arn Anderson & Paul Roma Anderson and Roma defeated Nasty Boys in 12:49 when Jerry Saggs was disqualified while fighting Paul Roma. Segment Rating: C- Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson did some good work at ringside. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The great performance of Arn Anderson really stood out. The Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys storyline has been moved forward one stage with this match. Jerry Saggs is improving in Rumble skills. Jerry Saggs is improving in Performance skills. Brian Knobbs is improving in Performance skills. Arn Anderson is improving in Rumble skills. Paul Roma is improving in Rumble skills. Paul Roma is improving in Performance skills. Angle #3: The Horsemen get attacked after the match The match is over, and Anderson and Roma are celebrating. Brian Knobbs and Jerry Saggs look angry, and jump them from behind, beating them down. Segment Rating: B- Road Agent Notes: No Comments Angle #4: Rude armwrestles Smith After all the bluff and bluster, Davey Boy Smith and Rick Rude finally square off for their arm wrestling contest in the ring. Both struggle mightily, but British Bulldog comes out the victor. After winning, Davey Boy Smith celebrates with the fans. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. Match #3: US Title Match - Dustin Rhodes vs Sid Vicious Dustin Rhodes defeated Sid Vicious in 14:02 when Sid Vicious was disqualified when Colonel Rob Parker ran in and attacked Dustin Rhodes. Dustin Rhodes makes defence number 1 of his WCW United States Championship title. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: Dustin Rhodes was really off his game tonight. Sid Vicious was visibly tiring toward the end. Dustin Rhodes and Sid Vicious have pretty good chemistry, and it lifted the match. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. Sid Vicious is improving in Rumble skills. ================================== Final Rating: C+ Final Notes: Paul Roma was used too much. I think this show might have hurt our popularity. I'm a little dissapointed by the result of my angle between Rude and Smith. My Notes: Benoit had a really good dark match, even on a bad night for him. I think Benoit-Eaton can be one of those matches that can always fill a spot on the card for us. A manager may help Benoit, and he may be an option for the 4th Horsemen. I would have liked to get Flair onto the card somewhere, but there wasn't a spot for him. Last edited by General Mike : 05-23-2007 at 10:49 PM.

05-24-2007, 08:17 PM	#32
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW Main Event, October 1993, Week 3 Taped in front of 5,000 fans at the Philadelphia, Arena Your announcers tonight are Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura PreShow Match #1: Terra Ryzing and Fit Finlay vs Brad Armstrong & Devon Storm Fit Finlay and Terra Ryzing defeated Brad Armstrong and Devon Storm in 6:47 when Fit Finlay defeated Brad Armstrong by submission after interference from Harley Race. Segment Rating: D- Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Devon Storm is improving in Performance skills. Preshow Match #2: Harlem Heat vs Scorpio & Bagwell Harlem Heat defeated Scorpio and Bagwell in 8:44 when Booker T defeated Too Cold Scorpio by pinfall by using underhanded tactics. Segment Rating: D Road Agent Notes: Colonel Rob Parker did some good work at ringside. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Too Cold Scorpio looked good out there. Stevie Ray is improving in Technical skills. =================================================== Angle #1: Eric Bischoff introduces the new signing Eric Bischoff comes out and announces his major new signing, Ted DiBiase. Out he comes to make his first appearance as the newest signing. Segment Rating: B- Road Agent Notes: No comments Match #1: Chris Benoit vs Shanghai Pierce Chris Benoit defeated Shanghai Pierce in 7:45 by pinfall with a Dragon Suplex. Segment Rating: C- Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Angle #2: Harley Race instructs Big Van Vader to take out Cactus Jack In a grand display of brutality, Harley Race orders his client, Big Van Vader to attack an unaware and quickly bloodied Cactus Jack. Segment Rating: B Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills. Cactus Jack is developing better performance skills. Match #2: WCW World Tag Team Title Match - The Hollywood Blondes vs The Nasty Boys Hollywood Blondes defeated Nasty Boys in 13:53 when Brian Pillman defeated Jerry Saggs by pinfall, illegally using the ropes for leverage. Hollywood Blondes win the WCW World Tag Team titles. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Stunning Steve Austin looked good out there. The performance of Brian Pillman stood out as being good. Angle #3: The Hollywood Blondes celebrate Having just picked up the victory, Hollywood Blondes celebrate in the ring, but go completely over the top, running around the ring like crazy, hugging everyone around ringside, and pouring water over each other. Segment Rating: B- Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd. Match #3: World TV Title Match - Lord Steven Regal vs Ron Simmons Lord Steven Regal drew with Ron Simmons in 10:00 when the time limit expired. Lord Steven Regal makes defence number 3 of his WCW World Television title. Segment Rating: B Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match lifted the crowd. Angle #4: Col. Rob Parker and Sid Vicious talk about their match with Sting Colonel Rob Parker had an interview hyping Sid Vicious's upcoming singles match with Sting. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: Colonel Rob Parker looked dreadful in this segment. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Sid Vicious is developing better performance skills. Match #4: Sting, Dustin Rhodes & Road Warrior Hawk vs Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page defeated Sting, Dustin Rhodes and Road Warrior Hawk in 14:18 when Sid Vicious defeated Sting by pinfall with a handful of tights. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Sting looked good out there. Road Warrior Hawk came out of the match looking good. The Sting vs Sid storyline storyline has continued with this match. Paul Orndorff is improving in Technical skills. Diamond Dallas Page is improving in Technical skills. Angle #5: Sid Vicious taunts Sting Sting is being helped back down the aisle by a team of officials and medics, having just suffered a defeat. Sid Vicious is in the ring with a microphone, and proceeds to taunt Sting about the loss. Sting tries to turn and go back and fight, but the officials heavily outnumber him and drag him backstage. Segment Rating: A Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Angle #6: Ric Flair hypes his title match with Rick Rude up next! Ric Flair had an interview hyping his upcoming singles match with Rick Rude. Segment Rating: A* Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd. Match #5: WCW Internation World Title Match - Rick Rude vs Ric Flair Rick Rude defeated Ric Flair in 21:52 by pinfall following interference from Ted DiBiase. Rick Rude makes defence number 1 of his WCW International World Heavyweight title. Segment Rating: A* Road Agent Notes: Rick Rude and Ric Flair have pretty good chemistry, and it lifted the match. The announcing job done by Tony Schiavone was pretty weak. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd. Rick Rude is improving in Technical skills. Angle #7: A postmatch attack Ric Flair is celebrating his victory in the ring. Rude and Ted DiBiase run in and attack, beating Flair down into the mat. But before the beating is to bad Davey Boy Smith runs down the ring causing Rude and Ted DiBiase to scurry away. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment. Show Rating: B Show Notes: Devon Storm was used too much. I think this show might have actually hurt our popularity. My Thoughts: Flair and Rude tore the house down. Right now they each have their own feud to get through, but Flair vs Rude is something we have to look at after Starrcade. Simmons vs Regal was a bright spot on the card and hopefully we can develop more solid midcard pairs. Last edited by General Mike : 05-25-2007 at 01:10 PM.

05-25-2007, 12:38 PM	#35
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW Main Event, October 1993, Week 3 Taped in front of 5,000 fans at the Springfield Civic Center in Springfield, MA Preshow Match #1: Brad Armstrong vs Terra Ryzing Terra Ryzing defeated Brad Armstrong in 6:02 by pinfall with a handful of tights. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Preshow Angle: Anderson & Roma talk to the boss Eric Bischoff is in his office when Anderson and Roma burst in and demand a title shot again Hollywood Blondes, but Bischoff tells them they need to proove themselves against Harlem Heat first. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: Arn Anderson is developing better performance skills. Preshow Match #2: Chris Benoit vs Bobby Eaton Chris Benoit defeated Beautiful Bobby Eaton in 6:43 by pinfall with a Dragon Suplex. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. ========================================== Angle #1: A new stable is formed Ted DiBiase and Hollywood Blondes are together, and make the announcement that they are going to be allies from now on, watching each others back. Segment Rating: B Road Agent Notes: Ted DiBiase came across well. This segment lifted the crowd. Stunning Steve Austin is developing better performance skills. Brian Pillman is improving at acting. Brian Pillman is developing better performance skills. Match #1: Anderson & Roma vs The Harlem Heat Anderson and Roma defeated Harlem Heat in 7:34 when Paul Roma defeated Stevie Ray by pinfall with a Top Rope Elbow Drop. Segment Rating: C- Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson did some good work at ringside. Colonel Rob Parker did some good work at ringside. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The great performance of Arn Anderson really stood out. Angle #2: The Nasty Boys attack! Anderson and Roma are celebrating their victory in the ring. Nasty Boys run in and attack, beating them down into the mat. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: The 'Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys' storyline has been moved forward one stage with this segment. (finally) Angle #3: Sting hypes the next match Sting had an interview hyping his upcoming singles match with Rude and Sid and Orndorff and DDP Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The Sting vs Sid storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Match #2: Sting, Davey Boy Smith, Dustin Rhodes, and Ricky Steamboat vs Rick Rude, Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page Sting, Davey Boy Smith, Dustin Rhodes and Ricky Steamboat drew with Rick Rude, Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page in 9:48 following a double disqualification. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: Ricky Steamboat was slowed by injury somewhat. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Sting looked good out there. The performance of Davey Boy Smith stood out as being good. The performance of Rick Rude stood out as being good. Paul Orndorff looked good out there. The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this match. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this match. Sting is improving in Flying skills. Sting is improving in Performance skills. Match #3: WCW World Title Match - Big Van Vader vs Ron Simmons Big Van Vader defeated Ron Simmons in 13:28 when Ron Simmons was disqualified when Cactus Jack ran in and attacked Big Van Vader. Big Van Vader makes defence number 1 of his WCW World Heavyweight title. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: Big Van Vader and Ron Simmons have great chemistry, and it showed in their performances. The match suffered because of the lack of selling on display. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is improving in Technical skills. Angle #4: Cactus Jack continues the assault Cactus Jack attacks Big Van Vader after the match. To the amazement and outrage of all, he piledrives Vader through a ringside table. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Show Rating: B Show Notes: This show can be considered a success. It should have increased our popularity. My Thoughts: Our best show yet. I did overbook the show a little bit, but I need to to keep our popularity up. Ron Simmons really impressed me. I didn't think he was going to have that good of a match with Vader, but now we have to look at it as a pairing that might be able to main event one of our PPVs. The formation of Ted DiBiase's new heel stable should give us a nice long term feud between the Horsemen and the Corporation, especially if I can find a good 4th man for each group. Last edited by General Mike : 05-25-2007 at 01:11 PM.

05-23-2007, 04:29 PM	#2
DeToxRox Head Coach Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Michigan	You know I'll be reading Mike, good luck.

05-23-2007, 04:30 PM	#3
molson General Manager Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: The Mountains	Awseome

05-23-2007, 04:34 PM	#4
molson General Manager Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: The Mountains	So I think Michael Hayes would be the one guy who's involved in all three current dynasties on the forum. Someone just signed him as a commentator in the WCW/WWF one, and I'm pretty sure he's still on the WCW roster in 1993.

05-23-2007, 05:24 PM	#5
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	World Championship Wrestling Roster, October 1, 1993 Main Eventers Big Van Vader (Heel) Ric Flair (Face) Sting (Face) Rick Rude (Heel) Ricky Steamboat (Face) Sid Vicious (Heel) Davey Boy Smith (Face) Road Warrior Hawk (Face) Arn Anderson (Face) Upper Midcarders Ron Simmons (Face) Paul Orndorff (Heel) Cactus Jack (Face) Steve Austin (Heel) Brian Pillman (Heel) Lord Steven Regal (Heel) Jerry Sags (Heel) Brian Knobbs (Heel) Midcarders Johnny B. Badd (Face) Dustin Rhodes (Heel) (I plan to turn him Face ASAP) Chris Benoit (Face) Diamond Dallas Page (Heel) Paul Roma (Face) Maxx Payne (Heel) Tom Zenk (Face) Kane (Heel) Kole (Heel) Marcus Bagwell (Face) The Shockmaster (Face) Bobby Eaton (Heel) Shanghai Pierce (Heel) Lower Midcards Too Cold Scorpio (Face) Terra Ryzing (Heel) Brad Armstrong (Face) Charlie Norris (Face) Ice Train (Heel) Tex Slazenger (Face) (Plan to turn him heel ASAP) Openers Yoshi Kwan (Heel) Erik Watts (Face) The Equalizer (Heel) Krusher Kong (Heel) Enhancement Talent Awesome Kong (Heel) Thunder (Face) Lightning (Face) Occasional Wrestlers Sir William (Bill Dundee) (Heel) Managers Harley Race (Heel) Colonel Rob Parker (Heel) Ole Anderson (Face) Teddy Long (Face) Terri Runnels (Heel) Announcers Tony Schiavone (Face) Gene Okerlund (Face) Color Commentators Jesse Ventura (Heel) Dusty Rhodes (Face) Michael Hayes (Heel) Authority Figures Nick Bockwinkel (Face) Eric Bischoff (Heel) Ted Turner (Heel) Personalities Missy Hyatt (Heel) Diamond Doll (Face) Referees Nick Patrick Randy Anderson Charles Robinson Road Agents J.J. Dillon Mike Ritschel Larry Zbyszko Injured Barry Windham (out 7 months, 2 weeks) Full Time Tag Teams The Nasty Boys Bagwell & Scorpio Anderson & Roma Hollywood Blondes Collosal Kongs Harlem Heat Slazenger & Pierce Booking Committee Eric Bischoff, Dusty Rhodes, Jesse Ventura

05-23-2007, 05:29 PM	#6
SnDvls Pro Starter Join Date: Jul 2001	I'll of course be laying the foundation for you in 1997 an beyond

05-23-2007, 05:30 PM	#7
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW has 2 weekly television shows. WCW Saturday Night tapes on Tuesday and airs from 6-8pm on TBS, Saturday Night. WCW Main Event tapes on Wednesday night and airs on TBS from 6-7pm on Sunday Night. WCW Main Event also airs Mondays at 12:30 on ITV in the United Kingdom. WCW is also running 2 house shows a week, on Friday and Saturday night, and a monthly PPV. __________________ Boise Stampede Continental Football League Jacksonville Jaguars GM North American Football League Nebraska Coach FOFC-BBCF Rutgers & Washington coach Bowl Bound-BBCF

05-23-2007, 05:51 PM	#8
Hammer College Prospect Join Date: Sep 2005	Pretty solid roster there. Vader and Sid, fantastic. Looks like you have all the tools to make a great dynasty. I never saw double A as a face. Looks like you have the makings of a 4 horseman turn if you want - Flair, Sid, AA plus Austin, Rude, Hawk or maybe Ole.

05-23-2007, 06:04 PM	#9
molson General Manager Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: The Mountains	1992-93 was a pretty awseome time for WCW - right before Hogan came in and overshadowed everything else. (I loved early-NWO hogan, but his WCW early face run was just awful).

05-23-2007, 06:07 PM	#10
rjolley College Starter Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Roseville, CA	I don't remember Kane in WCW. Was the gimmick pretty similar to the WWF Kane? Last edited by rjolley : 05-23-2007 at 06:07 PM.

05-23-2007, 06:26 PM	#12
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	Other Promotions Our biggest competitor is the World Wrestling Federation. They are of an International Size. They are owned by Vince McMahon and the head booker is Pat Patterson. They air Raw live for 2 hours on Monday, and WWF Superstars for 1 hour Sunday, both on the USA Network and TSN in Canada. Raw also airs on Fridays in the UK on Sky Sports. The WWF's main event picture is populated by Bret Hart, Diesel, Lex Luger, Mr Perfect, Razor Ramon, Yokozuna, The Undertaker and the Steiner Brothers. None of the other American federations are a threat now, because they are all Regional or below, but here is a quick rundown. Global Wrestling Federation - Regional fed, based in the Mid South Region. A pseudo successor to World Class. Their ME scene consists of Butch Reed, Jake Roberts, Chris Adams and Koko B. Ware. Extreme Championshio Wrestling - Regional fed, based in the tri-state area. Formerly known as Eastern Championship Wrestling, the addition of Paul Heyman as their head booker has led to a new philosophy. Their top workers are The Headhunters, Terry Funk, Sabu, Shane Douglas, Mr. Sandman and Mark Lamonica (the future Bubba Ray Dudley) East Coast Wrestling Association - Regional Fed based in the Mid Atlantic region. The top guys on their roster are the high flying Hardy Brothers, Matt & Jeff. Smoky Mountain Wrestling - Regional fed based in the South East. Jim Cornette is the owner of this promotion, which has a working agreement with the WWF. Their top stars are the Steiner Brothers, the Rock N Roll Express and Terry Funk. United States Wrestling Association - Another regional fed based in the South East. Jerry Jarrett is the owner. Jeff Jarrett, Koko B. Ware, Stevie Doll and Terry Funk are the top guys. World Wrestling Council - Regional fed based in Puerto Rico. Butch Miller, Doink and Terry Funk are their main eventers. Universal Wrestling Federation - A small fed based in the South West. Herb Abrams' promotion does have a solid roster, with guys like Steve Williams and the Barbarian. Ohio Valley Wrestling - The WWF's developmental fed WCW Power Plant - The WCW's developmental fed. Border City Wrestling - Regional fed based in Ontario, Canada. Their stars are a young Chris Jericho, Vampiro and Uliuli Fifita aka Haku. They also have some future stars like Adam Copeland, Jay Reso, Rhino Richards and Lance Storm. Asistencia Asesoria y Administracion - Cult sized fed based in Mexico. Owned by Antonio Pena and booked by Konnan. Their top wrestlers include Konnan, La Parka, El Hijo del Santo, Jake Roberts and Eddy Guerrero. Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre - Cult sized fed also based in Mexico. They are the oldest wrestling promotion in the world. Their top stars include Norman Smiley, Dr. Wagner Jr, Vampiro and Canek amongst others. Universal Wrestling Association - A regional sized Mexican promotion, their top stars are Canek, Vampiro and Ultimo Dragon. All-Star Wrestling - Regional sized British promotion. They have no full-time wrestlers on their roster currently. NWA UK Hammerlock - Another regional sized British promotion. They feature Fit Finlay and Dave Taylor. Catch Wrestling Association - The only promotion in Europe, they are regional sized. Their top star is currently Ludwig Borga. All Japan Pro-Wrestling - Cult sized federation based in Japan. Their top stars are Steve Williams, Mitsuharu Misawa, Kenta Kobashi, Toshiaki Kawada, Akira Taue and Takao Omori. New Japan Pro-Wrestling - National sized Japanese federation. WCW currently has a working agreement with New Japan. Their main event scene includes The Great Muta, Masahiro Chono, Jushin Liger, Yuji Nagata and Hiroshi Hase. Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling - Regional sized Japanese federation. They are a hardcore based fed that features Sabu, Terry Funk, Mr Pogo and Ricky Fuji. Michinoku Pro - Another regional sized Japanese federation. They use alot of juniors, and their main event scene is led by their owner The Great Sasuke along with Jinzei Shinzaki, Johnny Smith and Sabu. Wrestle Association "R" - Another regional sized federation. Their top stars are Bam Bam Bigelow, Yoshihiro Asai aka Ultimo Dragon and their owner Genichiro Tenryu. __________________ Boise Stampede Continental Football League Jacksonville Jaguars GM North American Football League Nebraska Coach FOFC-BBCF Rutgers & Washington coach Bowl Bound-BBCF

05-23-2007, 06:34 PM	#13
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	Developmental We currently have a developmental deal with the WCW Power Plant. We currently have 6 guys under developmental contract and they are: Van Hammer Devon Storm Kenny Kaos Robbie Rage The Renegade The Wall We will be looking for more developmental guys in the near future. We also have a working agreement with New Japan, and are hopeful that we can either bring certain guys in for talent trades or sign to per appearance deals. __________________ Boise Stampede Continental Football League Jacksonville Jaguars GM North American Football League Nebraska Coach FOFC-BBCF Rutgers & Washington coach Bowl Bound-BBCF

05-23-2007, 06:35 PM	#14
DeToxRox Head Coach Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Michigan	The Power Plant .. Creating tomorrows jobbers today.

05-23-2007, 06:50 PM	#16
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW Main Event drew a 0.35 rating on ITV. Pretty good for a phantom show.

05-23-2007, 07:55 PM	#18
DeToxRox Head Coach Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Michigan	Cactus Jack vs Vader is a must, as I am sure you know.

05-23-2007, 08:01 PM	#19
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW Championships WCW World Heavyweight Title Champion: Vader Prestige: 82.0% prestige WCW International World Heavyweight Title Champion: Rick Rude Prestige: 73.0% prestige WCW World Tag Team Titles Champions: The Nasty Boys, Brian Knobbs & Jerry Saggs Prestige: 68.0% WCW United States Title Champion: Dustin Rhodes Prestige: 66.0% WCW World Television Title Champion: Lord Steven Regal Prestige: 50.0% WCW Cruiserweight Championship Champion: Vacant Prestige: 45.0% Right now, I have no plans to use the Cruiserweight title, but after I eventually unify the 2 world titles, it could come back if I can get the right mix of cruiserweights.

05-23-2007, 08:04 PM	#20
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	Raw pulled in a 29.06 rating on the USA Network, and a 4.83 rating on TSN for their 1st episode of Monday Night Raw.

05-23-2007, 09:51 PM	#22
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	I wanted to offer Benoit a written contract to lock him up full time, but he has PPA's with New Japan who I have a working agreement with.

05-23-2007, 09:56 PM	#23
DeToxRox Head Coach Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Michigan	Lookin' good Mike.

05-23-2007, 10:58 PM	#25
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	Keiji "The Great Muta" Mutoh rejected negotiations with me as he feels he can make more money elsewhere. Bobby "The Brain" Heenan rejected negotiations with me as he didn't think it was a good career move at the time. In other negotiations, we were able to sign Jay Reso aka Christian Cage to a developmental deal, Fit Finlay to a per appearance deal, Alex Wright to a developmental deal and John Layfield to a developmental deal. We also signed Devon Storm to a per appearance deal, which should allow us to let him develop at the Power Plant, while still working an occasional dark match for us.

05-23-2007, 11:08 PM	#26
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	On Saturday, we came to terms with Robert Fuller on a written contract for his role as Col. Rob Parker. We also signed Pete Polaco, aka Justin Credible, to a developmental deal. The Patriot, Del Wilkes also signed a developmental deal, and we signed a mystery tag team to PPA deals.

05-23-2007, 11:41 PM	#27
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	Monday news Our 2 weekend house shows brought in $43,830 and $14,860 respectively. Bill Dundee was not happy with his push as an occasional wrestler, so we are gonna give him a chance as a manager and pair him with Lord Steven Regal. WCW Saturday Night did a 12.68 rating on TBS, while the Main Event picked up a 12.22 rating on TBS and a 0.34 rating on ITV We also were able to come to terms on a written deal with Dr. Death Steve Williams. We also signed Rob Van Dam to a developmental deal, and were able to bring another mystery singles guy in on a written deal. We upgraded Cactus Jack (Mick Foley) and Terra Ryzing (Paul Levesque) to written deals, but we weren't able to get Paul Orndorff to take a written deal as he didn't want to give up his booking duties for the Power Plant.

05-24-2007, 05:04 PM	#28
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW Saturday Night, October 1993, Week 2 Taped in front of 6,540 fans at the Charlotte Coliseum Your announcers tonight are Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura PreShow Match #1: Charlie Norris vs Fit Finlay Fit Finlay defeated Charlie Norris in 5:45 by submission after interference from Harley Race. Segment Rating: D Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Charlie Norris is improving in Technical skills. Charlie Norris is improving in Performance skills. Preshow Angle: Fans in the arena see a video hyping up Big Van Vader vs Cactus Jack A video plays hyping Big Van Vader vs. Cactus Jack. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. PreShow Match #2: Terra Ryzing vs Erik Watts Terra Ryzing defeated Eric Watts in 6:56 by pinfall with The Pedigree. Segment Rating: E+ Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. =================================================== Match #1: Harlem Heat vs Marcus Bagwell & Too Cold Scorpio Harlem Heat defeated Scorpio and Bagwell in 9:32 when Booker T defeated Marcus Bagwell by pinfall following interference from Colonel Rob Parker. Segment Rating: D Road Agent Notes: Colonel Rob Parker did some good work at ringside. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Too Cold Scorpio stood out as being good. Stevie Ray is improving in Technical skills. Stevie Ray is improving in Performance skills. Booker T is improving in Rumble skills. Marcus Bagwell is improving in Technical skills. Angle #1: Nick Bockwinkel announces another match for Halloween Havoc Nick Bockwinkel interupts Rick Rude interview to tell him that at Halloween Havoc he will face Davey Boy Smith Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Match #2: WCW Tag Team Title Match - The Nasty Boys vs Thunder & Lightning Nasty Boys defeated Thunder and Lightning in 4:50 when Brian Knobbs defeated Lightning by pinfall. Nasty Boys make defence number 1 of their WCW World Tag Team titles. Segment Rating: D- Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Jerry Saggs looked good out there. The performance of Brian Knobbs stood out as being good. Angle #2: Something is happening backstage! Diamond Dallas Page and Ron Simmons are in the ring, and are squaring off, unhappy about something. The argument soon turns physical, and they are joined by Chris Benoit and Beautiful Bobby Eaton for a wild brawl, with the chaos spilling out all around ringside. Eventually a number of officials and other wrestlers have to hit the ring and pull them apart before they kill each other. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: No comments Match #3: "Mr Wonderful" Paul Orndorff vs Brad Armstrong Paul Orndorff defeated Brad Armstrong in 6:47 by pinfall with a Piledriver. Segment Rating: C- Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Angle #3: Sting, Davey Boy Smith & Road Warrior Hawk appear together Sting, Davey Boy Smith and Road Warrior Hawk are together, and make the announcement that they are going to be allies from now on, watching each others back. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd. Davey Boy Smith is developing better performance skills. Road Warrior Hawk is learning to show more charisma. Road Warrior Hawk is developing better performance skills. Match #4: World TV Title Match - Lord Steven Regal vs Ricky Steamboat Lord Steven Regal drew with Ricky Steamboat in 15:00 when the time limit expired. Lord Steven Regal makes defence number 2 of his WCW World Television title. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: Lord Steven Regal and Ricky Steamboat have pretty good chemistry, and it lifted the match. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Lord Steven Regal is improving in Technical skills. Angle #4: Mean Gene Okerlund interviews Ric Flair & Arn Anderson Ric Flair \ Arn Anderson are interviewed backstage by Gene Okerland, they use this time to hype their upcoming match with Hollywood Blondes. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: Arn Anderson is developing better performance skills. Match #5: Ric Flair & Arn Anderson vs The Hollywood Blondes Ric Flair \ Arn Anderson drew with Hollywood Blondes in 14:52 following a double count out. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Ric Flair stood out as being good. Arn Anderson looked good out there. Arn Anderson is improving in Performance skills. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Rumble skills. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Technical skills. Stunning Steve Austin is improving in Performance skills. Brian Pillman is improving in Performance skills. Angle #5: Eric Bischoff has an announcement Eric Bischoff comes out and delivers a seething promo directed at Ric Flair. After rehashing recent events between the two, Bischoff promises a surprise for Flair. "You think you had it bad before, Flair? You haven't seen anything yet! Just wait and see..." Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: Eric Bischoff looked dreadful in this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Angle #6: Tony & Jesse hype tonight's main event Shiavone and Ventura Hype the upcoming match between Vader and Rude and Sid Vicious against Sting and Cactus and Davey Boy Smith from the comfort of their announcers table. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester storyline' has continued with this segment. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Match #6: Sting, Cactus Jack & Davey Boy Smith vs Big Van Vader, Rick Rude & Sid Vicious Big Van Vader, Rick Rude and Sid Vicious defeated Sting, Cactus Jack and Davey Boy Smith in 19:44 when Rick Rude defeated Cactus Jack by pinfall following interference from Harley Race. Segment Rating: B- Road Agent Notes: Big Van Vader was visibly tiring toward the end. Sid Vicious was visibly tiring toward the end. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Sting came out of the match looking good. The performance of Davey Boy Smith stood out as being good. Big Van Vader looked good out there. The performance of Rick Rude stood out as being good. The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this match. The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this match. The' Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this match. This match lifted the crowd. Show Rating: C+ Show Notes: The Feeling amonst the crowd is that the promotion is lacking any really hot storylines to follow. I think this show might have actually hurt our popularity overall. My Thoughts: I'm not sure we don't have any hot storylines, as I feel the 3 main storylines I have are progressing nicely. I do need to get Flair involved in something soon tho, and I should have something good once my mystery guy debuts. I need to figure out how to get some better matches out there. I'm really dissapointed with my results so far.

05-24-2007, 05:50 PM	#29
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW Main Event, October 1993, Week 2 Taped in front of 5,000 fans at the Columbia, SC Auditorium Your announcers tonight are Tony Schiavone and Jesse Ventura PreShow Match #1: Terra Ryzing and Fit Finlay vs Brad Armstrong & Eric Watts Terra Ryzing and Fit Finlay defeated Brad Armstrong and Eric Watts in 9:33 when Terra Ryzing defeated Eric Watts by pinfall, illegally using the ropes for leverage. Segment Rating: D Road Agent Notes: The injury that Fit Finlay worked through took a big toll. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Terra Ryzing is improving in Rumble skills. Terra Ryzing is improving in Technical skills. Terra Ryzing is improving in Performance skills. Fit Finlay is improving in Rumble skills. Preshow Angle: A Backstage attack! Nasty Boys attack Anderson and Roma backstage, and leave them down and out. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: Arn Anderson looked good. =================================================== Match #1: Johnny B. Badd vs Maxx Payne Johnny B. Badd drew with Maxx Payne in 7:07 following a double count out. Segment Rating: D+ Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Johnny B. Badd is improving in Performance skills. Maxx Payne is improving in Performance skills. Angle #1: Sting challenges Sid Vicious Sting does an interview in which he challenges Sid Vicious. Segment Rating: A Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Match #2: Brian Pillman vs The Shockmaster Brian Pillman defeated The Shockmaster in 5:01 by pinfall with an Air Pillman. Segment Rating: D Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Angle #2: Colonel Rob Parker accepts Sting's challenge on Sid's behalf Colonel Rob Parker and Sid Vicious comes out to the podium. They accept the challange made by Sting. Segment Rating: B- Road Agent Notes: The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this segment. Sid Vicious is developing better performance skills. Match #3: Ron Simmons & Chris Benoit vs Diamond Dallas Page & Bobby Eaton Ron Simmons and Chris Benoit defeated Diamond Dallas Page and Beautiful Bobby Eaton in 9:42 when Ron Simmons defeated Beautiful Bobby Eaton by pinfall with a Powerslam. Segment Rating: C- Road Agent Notes: Ron Simmons and Chris Benoit don't work well as a team, their timing is all over the place. Diamond Dallas Page and Beautiful Bobby Eaton don't work well as a team, their timing is all over the place. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Chris Benoit is improving in Rumble skills. Diamond Dallas Page is improving in Technical skills. Angle #3: The Body Shop featuring Big Van Vader A Talk Show Host Jesse Ventura is Interviewing Big Van Vader when Cactus Jack runs in and attacks Vader Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills. Cactus Jack is developing better performance skills. Match #4: US Title Match - Dustin Rhodes vs Stunning Steve Austin Dustin Rhodes defeated Stunning Steve Austin in 15:10 by disqualification. Dustin Rhodes makes defence number 2 of his WCW United States Championship title. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Dustin Rhodes is improving in Technical skills. Show Rating: C- Show Notes: You used Eric Watts far too much on this show. The feeling amongst the crowd is that the promotion is lacking any really hot storylines to follow. I think this show might have actually hurt out popularity overall My Thoughts: I don't want to wear him out, but I need to have Sting work much more. I need to treat the Main Event like an A show as well, and put on better main events. It might be time to cut down on the guys we use in main roles.

05-24-2007, 06:12 PM	#30
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	The dirtsheets are reporting that CMLL, AAA and All Japan are all in danger of losing their TV shows. FMW is also in trouble.

05-24-2007, 06:30 PM	#31
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	Our Friday night house show brought in $14,890 in income. Our Saturday night house show brought in $157,296 WCW Saturday Night had a 12.55 rating on TBS WCW Main Event drew a 11.66 rating on TBS and a 0.32 on ITV WWF's latest Raw show had a 28.44 rating on USA and a 5.24 on TSN WWF's laterst Superstars show had a 31.09 rating on USA and a 5.04 on TSN Dustin Rhodes is unhappy with his push, and since I am concerned with the lack of upper midcard faces, I will push him to that level. Fit Finlay was working through a pulled hamstring but is now fully recovered. Ricky Steamboat is working with a bruised eye socket. We came to terms with Doug Furnas and Phil Lafon, and they should give us another midcard face tag team.

05-24-2007, 08:37 PM	#33
DeToxRox Head Coach Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Michigan	Helluva' match between Rude & Flair. Your Starrcade should be excellent.

05-25-2007, 11:54 AM	#34
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	If there is any info anyone wants to know, just ask, and I'll try to post it.

05-25-2007, 01:05 PM	#36
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	News: King Kong Bundy has ended his wrestling hiatus. George "The Animal" Steele also ended his hiatus. Nippon TV canceled New Japan's TV show. Our Friday night house show made $16,050 Our Saturday night house show made $16,140 WCW Saturday Night drew a rating of 13.22 on TBS. WCW Main Event drew a rating of 13.24 on TBS and on ITV. WWF Superstars drew a rating of 30.43 on USA and 5.13 on TSN WWF Raw drew a rating of 27.84 on USA, 5.27 on TSN and 3.25 on Sky Sports for their Friday showing. WWF held their No Mercy PPV on Sunday and drew a 7.01 buyrate and a sellout crowd of 15,000 fans at the McKale Center in Tuscon, Arizona. All Japan made an offer to Chris Benoit. They are only cult sized, so we don't have to worry about losing him, but we have to be concerned as he begins to work more shows for other feds. I'm looking for a new play by play guy so I sent out a couple negotiation requests. Diamond Dallas Page wants a better push. I'm not sure he deserves it, but he has done a solid job so far and I'll give it a shot. Awesome Kong wants a better push as well. I guess I can move him up to Opener to join his tag team partner as not a complete waste of space. Ricky Steamboat is now fully recovered from his injury. Last edited by General Mike : 05-25-2007 at 01:07 PM.

05-25-2007, 02:06 PM	#37
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	WCW Saturday Night, October 1993, Week 4 Taped in front of 5,000 fans at the UIC Pavillion in Chicago Preshow Match #1: Tex Slazenger & Shanghai Pierce vs Doug Furnas & Phil Lafon Slazenger and Pierce defeated Furnas & Lafon in 4:35 when Shanghai Pierce defeated Phil LaFon by pinfall by using underhanded tactics. Segment Rating: D- Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. Preshow Angle: Mean Gene interviews the Nasty Boys Nasty Boys are backstage being interviewed by Gene Okerland and challenge Anderson and Roma to a match! Segment Rating: C- Road Agent Notes: The 'Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys' storyline has been moved forward one stage with this segment. Brian Knobbs is developing better performance skills. Jerry Saggs is developing better performance skills. Preshow Match #2: Charlie Norrs and Thunder & Lightning vs Terra Ryzing, Fit Finlay and The Equalizer Terra Ryzing, Fit Finlay and The Equalizer defeated Thunder, Lightning and Charlie Norris in 5:33 when Terra Ryzing defeated Lightning by submission with an Indian Deathlock. Segment Rating: E+ Road Agent Notes: The colour commentary gave the match a boost. This match brought the crowd's mood down. ========================================== Match #1: Demolition vs The Collosal Kongs Demolition defeated Collosal Kongs in 4:40 when Demolition Smash defeated Krusher Kong by pinfall with an Elbow Drop. Segment Rating: D- Road Agent Notes: Harley Race did some good work at ringside. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Demolition Ax came out of the match looking good. Demolition Ax is improving in Rumble skills. Demolition Smash is improving in Performance skills. Angle #1: Challenge accepted Anderson and Roma appear and say that they accept the challenge from Nasty Boys Segment Rating: B- Road Agent Notes: Ole Anderson helped Roma during this segment. The 'Horsemen vs The Nasty Boys' storyline has been moved forward one stage with this segment. Match #2: Hollywood Blondes vs Too Cold Scorpio & Marcus Bagwell Hollywood Blondes defeated Scorpio and Bagwell in 10:29 when Stunning Steve Austin defeated Marcus Bagwell by pinfall with a Stun Gun. Hollywood Blondes make defence number 1 of their WCW World Tag Team titles. Segment Rating: D+ Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. The performance of Stunning Steve Austin stood out as being good. Brian Pillman looked good out there. Angle #2: Ambush! Ted DiBiase is in the ring, and calls out Ric Flair to face him. As soon as Flair appears he gets jumped by Stunning Steve Austin and Brian Pillman, who had been lying in wait. The ambush leaves Ric Flair down and out. Segment Rating: B Road Agent Notes: Stunning Steve Austin could use something to freshen his character up. The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Stunning Steve Austin is developing better performance skills. Brian Pillman is developing better performance skills. Match #3: WCW TV Title Match - Lord Steven Regal vs Ron Simmons Lord Steven Regal drew with Ron Simmons in 10:00 when the time limit expired. Lord Steven Regal makes defence number 4 of his WCW World Television title. Segment Rating: C Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Angle #3: Flair talks to Commissioner Bockwinkel Ric Flair is backstage with Nick Bockwinkel. He asks to be given a chance to wrestle Ted DiBiase in a singles match, and Bockwinkel accepts the request. Segment Rating: B+ Road Agent Notes: The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment. Nick Bockwinkel is developing better performance skills. Match #4: Sting, Davey Boy Smith,and Ricky Steamboat vs Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page Sid Vicious, Paul Orndorff and Diamond Dallas Page defeated Sting, Ricky Steamboat and Davey Boy Smith in 15:10 when Sid Vicious defeated Sting by pinfall after using a foreign object. Segment Rating: C+ Road Agent Notes: Sid Vicious was visibly tiring toward the end. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. The colour commentary gave the match a boost. Sting came out of the match looking good. Davey Boy Smith looked good out there. The 'Sting vs Sid' storyline storyline has continued with this match. Sting is improving in Flying skills. Paul Orndorff is improving in Technical skills. Angle #4: An altercation in the aisleway Davey Boy Smith is walking back down the aisle, having just wrestled a tough match. At the same time, Rick Rude is making his entrance for the next match. As they meet in the aisle, both stop in their tracks, staring at each other - neither willing to move for the other. After a tense staredown - which draws the attention of a gang of workers from the backstage, Rude motions for British Bulldog to move out of the way. As means of reply, Davey Boy Smith smacks Rude across the face. The insult infuriates Rude, who lunges to get at his enemy. Both are quickly separated before blows are exchanged, but both grapplers scream their plans of revenge towards the other. Segment Rating: A Road Agent Notes: The 'The Bulldog challenges the Rudester' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Match #5: WCW International Title Match - Rick Rude vs Road Warrior Hawk Rick Rude defeated Road Warrior Hawk in 13:39 by pinfall with a handful of tights. Rick Rude makes defence number 2 of his WCW International World Heavyweight title. Segment Rating: B Road Agent Notes: The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd. Angle #5: Harley Race talks about tonight's main event Harley Race had an interview hyping Big Van Vader's upcoming singles match with Ric Flair. Segment Rating: A Road Agent Notes: This segment lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills. Match #6: WCW World Title Match - Big Van Vader vs Ric Flair Ric Flair defeated Big Van Vader in 17:44 when Big Van Vader was disqualified when Ted DiBiase ran in and attacked Ric Flair. Segment Rating: A Road Agent Notes: Big Van Vader was visibly tiring toward the end. The announcing quality wasn't up to the same standard as the match. This match lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is improving in Technical skills. Angle #6: The attack continues As Big Van Vader and Ted DiBiase continue their attack on Ric Flair, Cactus Jack runs in swinging, attempting to save Flair from serious injury. Vader and Ted DiBiase quickly turn their attention to Cactus, attacking him viciously. Segment Rating: B Road Agent Notes: The 'Cactus Jack seeks revenge on Vader' storyline has continued with this segment. The 'Ric Flair vs Ted Dibiase' storyline has continued with this segment. This segment lifted the crowd. Big Van Vader is developing better performance skills. Cactus Jack is developing better performance skills. Show Rating: B+ Show Notes: This show can be considered a success, it should have increased our popularity. My Thoughts: This show started slowly, but we did really well with the 2 world title matches. I think I could throw out a combination of Sting, Vader, Flair and Rude in any combination and the fans would love it. I'm a little dissapointed that Vader and Sid are only good for about 15 minutes, but we'll have to work around their weaknesses.

05-25-2007, 02:11 PM	#38
General Mike Pro Starter Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: The State of Rutgers	Sid Vicious and Dusty Rhodes were both late for the last show. Since this was their first incident, I'll only warn them, but it better not happen again. We also came to terms on a written contract with Scott Hudson. He can't start with us until next Wednesday, so Tony Schiavone will have to hold down the fort at the PPV. We also tried to raid the Steiner Brothers from the WWF, but they requested our negotiation requests as they are already stretched too thin.