Putting the "F" back in WWE.

[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

Hey man, I've noticed that you are one of the few that seems to be following by universe, thanks for that. I just recently started to pick yours up a couple of weeks ago I'm going to take some time to get caught up. I'm now a follower!

Welcome aboard. I love Impact and always have so I'm really interested in seeing what you do.

As for mine, take your time but I am almost 5 full months in now. A lot of big storylines that have run through the entire thing as well.

[MJDrocks]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

Im interested in seeing what Magnus does in NXT and WWF. I think he is a very solid talent and I'm interested to see his transition. Do you see him as a mid-card talent or more of a main event talent?

[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

Im interested in seeing what Magnus does in NXT and WWF. I think he is a very solid talent and I'm interested to see his transition. Do you see him as a mid-card talent or more of a main event talent?

Eventually I see him as a possible main eventer but that is way down the line. Unfortunately with a new game coming out every year its really tough to get too far into a Universe. Last year I finished up one year right before I started playing 2K15 so if I get through more than a year that would be something. I try to be realistic as far as bringing guys up in a manner that isn't so quick so its a bit more realistic. Now guys that are really in WWE and on the main brand that I sent down I have a little more play with in my opinion because I can just say they were sent down to work on a few things and help out some younger talent.

[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

I just checked and i am ahead of where I was last year. I posted August week 4 news on May 1st last year and should have August up before April this year and possibly starting September. Might get slightly more than a year up this game.

[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.



AUGUST WEEK 2

The show begins as Bo Dallas comes to the ring.

Dallas: “I have been here in NXT looking for Bo-lievers and I just don’t think that anyone in the back Bo-lieves. They just don’t bo-lieve in themselves like I do. I keep telling everyone that if you just Bo-lieve you can achieve. Oh that’s a good one. Everyone repeat after me. Bo-lieve and you will achieve, bo-lieve and you will achieve.”

Dallas keeps repeating himself as the crowd boos and all of a sudden UHAA appears on the stage just looking at Dallas. The crowd cheers and Dallas thinks they are cheering for him as he is looking in the opposite direction as UHAA.

Dallas: “That’s right everyone. You get what I am saying now.”

UHAA rushes to the ring and the crowd cheers even louder. Dallas still has no idea that UHAA has made his way to the ring. He turns around he is surprised by UHAA standing there.

Dallas:” Well it looks like we have ourselves a bo-liever.”

A ref has joined UHAA and Dallas in the ring.

UHAA v. Dallas
Highlights:
- Dallas tries to attack UHAA but UHAA quickly hits him with the UHAA Combination (Gorilla press drop followed by a standing moonsault followed by a standing shooting star press)
Winner by pinfall: UHAA

William Regal made his way to the ring and shook UHAA’s hand as he did.

Regal: “WOW that was an impressive showing again by UHAA. That man has a great future ahead of him. As for tonight we have some great matches tonight including The Ascension getting a non-title match against the American Wolves tonight and NXT Champion Finn Balor teaming with Baron Corbin against Tyler Breeze and Kevin Owens. Now, the next man I want to bring out is a young man that hasn’t been seen around here for a few months. This man went back to the Performance Center and has re-invented himself. Please welcome Jason Jordan.”

Jordan comes out to the ring wearing warm-ups as well as a new singlet underneath.

Jordan: “Thank you Mr. Regal. I was really going nowhere here in NXT so I went back to the Performance Center and worked hard to sort of reinvent myself going back to who I am. I decided to go back to my amateur roots and I will work harder and harder to be the best here in NXT.”

As he is speaking the crowd reaction is a big mixed, but then Rusev comes out to the ring with Lana and the crowd boos him heavily. Jordan gets in between Regal and Rusev but Rusev shoves him out of the way and gets in Regal’s face.

Lana: “Last week, you Mr. Regal set up Russia’s favorite son Rusev and Rusev is not happy. Russia is the greatest country in the world and you’re pathetic England or United Kingdom or whatever you want to call it is weak. Russia is strong. Rusev wants Magnus in a fair match and he will show everyone why Russia is strong.”

Jordan gets back up and goes after Rusev. Rusev and Jordan go at it and a ref makes his way to the ring.

Jason Jordan v. Rusev
Highlights
- This wasn’t much of a match as Rusev destroyed Jordan locking in the Accolade to win the match.
Winner: Rusev
- After the match Rusev locks the Accolade back in on Jordan and won’t let go when all of a sudden Magnus comes running out from the back to make Rusev break the hold and knock him out of the ring.

Regal: “Next week along with the non-title match between Finn Balor and Tyler Breeze in the main event we will see Magnus versus Rusev.”

The crowd cheers.

The next match of the night saw 4 of the NXT women make their way to the ring as Naomi, Emma, and Cameron, and Summer Rae faced off
Highlights:
- Cameron with a huricanrana on Emma
- Cameron and Naomi double DDT Summer Rae
- Naomi with a spinning back kick on Cameron
- Summer Rae with a reverse suplex on Emma
- Emma with a standing hricanrana on Cameron
- Naomi with the Rearview on Cameron as Emma hits a dropkick on a seated Summer Rae
Winner by pinfall: Naomi

The next match featured Alex Shelley, who has been rumored to being sent up to the main brand, against Hideo Itami.

Hideo Itami v. Alex Shelley
Highlights:
- The two men lock up and exchange holds with Shelley taking him down with an arm bar
- Shelley with an arm drag
- Shelley with a bodyslam, dropkick to a seated Itami combo
- Shelley with a big bodyslam
- Itami with a series of kicks
- Shelley with a tilt-a-whirl backbreaker
- Shelley with a powerbomb
- Hideo with another series of a kick ending with a big spinning kick to the head
- Hideo with a chinbuster reversal
- Hideo with a running knee for a 2 count
- Shelley with a series of clotheslines, a running dropkick and Sliced Bread into a pin in the middle of the ring for a 2 count
- Itami with a hiptoss that actually sent Shelley’s legs into the top rope.
- Itami with another running kick on Shelley
Winner by pinfall: Alex Shelley

The next match of the night was a non-title match between NXT Tag Champions, The American Wolves and The Ascension.

American Wolves v. Ascension
Highlights:
- Richards with kicks and dropkicks on Konnor
- Konnor with a big whip into the corner sending Davey to the mat
- Davey with a dropkick taking Viktor down
- Eddie with a running kick on Viktor and a jumping elbow drop.
- Edwards locked in a clover leaf on Viktor
- Viktor gets a hot tag into Konnor and Konnor cleans house taking out Edwards and Richards
- Konnor with a one armed lifting slam on Edwards
- Konnor with a backbreaker over his knees on Edwards
- Edwards was able to take down Konnor and work over the big man’s legs
- Edwards with a jumping neckbreaker on Konnor
- Konnor with a high lifting powerslam
- Richards with a belly to belly on Viktor
- Davey with a dropkick on Viktor
- Davey with a brainbuster on Viktor and then lock in a cloverleaf but Viktor got to the ropes
- The Ascension hit a double shoulderblock on Edwards, then Viktor took out Davey off the ring apron.
- Richards got a hot tag, took Konnor to his knees and hit a jumping fame-***-er over his back on him.
Winners by pinfall: American Wolves
- After the match The Ascension attacked and laid out the Wolves, grabbing the title belts and standing above them in the ring.

The main event of the night featured NXT champion Finn Balor teaming with Baron Corbin face off with top contender Tyler Breeze and Kevin Owens.
Highlights:
- Breeze and Corbin started out the fight.
- Breeze took Corbin down with a surprise dropkick to start the match
- Breeze uses his quickness on Corbin to get the big man down
- Owens and Balor tagged in
- Balor hit a dropkick to the head on a bent over Owens
- Balor with a deep arm drag on Owens
- Owens with a lifting slam on Balor
- Owens with a rolling senton on Balor
- Breeze and Balor were back in the ring
- Breeze hit The Beauty Shot on Balor but Balor was too close to the ropes
- Owens with a dropkick on Balor
- Owens with a powerbomb on Balor, followed by another one
- Breeze with a standing huricanrana on Balor
- Breeze with a neckbreaker on Corbin
- Corbin with a big boot on Breeze
- Corbin with the End of Days on Breeze but Owens broke up the count
- Balor with a bridging German suplex on Breeze for a 2 count
- Breeze had Balor down and tagged in Owens.
- Owens got a 2 count after hitting a rolling senton.
- Balor hit a backbreaker for a 1 count.
- Balor hit a brainbuster on Owens
- Corbin tagged in and hit an elbow drop for a 2 count.
- Ownes hit a lifting salmon Corbin and then locked in a sharpshooter.
- Corbin hit a big suplex on Owens
- Corbin hit a spinning neckbreaker on Owens and then hit him with an End of Days before tagging in Balor who hit a double foot stomp off the top rope.
Winners by pinfall: Finn Balor & Baron Corbin

Quick Results

Spoiler

UHAA defeated Bo Dallas
Rusev defeated Jason Jordan
Cameron defeated Bayley, Naomi, and Emma
Alex Shelley defeated Hideo Itami
The Ascension defeated American Wolves in a non-title match
Finn Balor, Baron Corbin defeated Tyler Breeze, Kevin Owens in a tag match

NXT Rival (October)

NXT Championship: Finn Balor © v. ???

NXT Tag Championship: American Wolves © v. ???

NXT Women’s Championship: Charlotte © v. ???

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Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

I've disappeared recently because I've been sick, but I'm back now. Good show here. I like how you re-debuted Jordan, and then had him quickly lose. I'm guessing that his time will eventually come based on that. Not everyone needs to win in their debut.

[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

I've disappeared recently because I've been sick, but I'm back now. Good show here. I like how you re-debuted, and then had him quickly lose. I'm guessing that his time will eventually come based on that. Not everyone needs to win in their debut.

Wondered where you disappeared off to. Glad you are feeling better. A lot has happened since you commented last.

Well I debuted him to help with the Magnus-Rusev feud. he just got stuck in the middle. I see him almost being a Kurt Angle-type heel at some point (obviously NOT on that level) but with the same I'm better than you amateur attitude that people might nit take kindly to.

[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.



AUGUST WEEK 2

The show began as Tamina made her way to the ring for a rematch for the Women’s Championship against Natalya.

Women’s Championship Match:
Natalya © v. Tamina
Highlights:
- Natalya with a big back drop
- Tamina with a jumping back kick
- Natalya with a release German suplex
- Tamina worked over Natalya’s legs on the mat
- Natalya with a cradle suplex
- Natalya with a tornado clothesline
- Tamina with a big Irish whip sending Natalya to the ground
- Tamina with several kicks to Natalya and a drop kick to the back of a seated Natalya
- Natalya with a snap suplex followed by a jumping knee drop
- Natalya locked in the sharpshooter
Winner by submission and STILL Champion: Natalya

The next match of the night was another match in the series of matches to determine the next contender for the United States Championship.

United States Championship contender’s match
Goldsut v. Damien Sandow v. Curtis Axel v. Santino
Highlights:
- Goldust with a snap suplex on Axel
- Goldust with a drop down fist punch to Axel
- Sandow with a sitout bomb on Santino
- Sandow with a headlock Russian leg sweep on Santino
- Santino with a series of throws and kicks on Sandow
- Axel with a short arm clothesline on Sandow
- Goldust with a dropkick on Santino
- Axel with a low blow on Sandow followed by a PerfectPlex
Winner by pinfall: Curtis Axel

One of the big things that happened early on in the new era of WWF was bringing back the Cruiserweight division. Adrian Neville became the first champion of the new era and has feuded with Matt Sydal over the title.

Cruiserweight Championship Match
Adrian Neville © v. Matt Sydal
Highlights:
- Sydal with a big dropkick
- Sydal with a suplex
- Neville with a double arm suplex
- Neville with a dropkick to the knees and a spinning elbow
- Sydal with a kcik to the back of Neville and a clothesline to a seated Neville
- Sydal with an over the head toss
- Neville with a clothesline in the corner
- Neville with kicks to the head
- Neville with a neckbreaker
- Sydal with a jumping DDT
- Neville with a reverse huricanrana for a 2 count
- Sydal with a jumping reverse STO
- Sydal with a jumping reverse kick
- Sydal with a springboard bodysplash
- Neville with a dropkick to take Sydal who hit the ref as he landed.
- Neville set Sydal up for the Red Arrow when someone jumped over the guardrail and shoved Neville off the top rope sending him flying to the ground. The mystery man picked Neville up and pushed him in the ring.
- Sydal got up and hit a 450 Splash as the ref got back up.
Winner and NEW Cruiserweight Champion: Matt Sydal
- After the match the mystery man with the hood and leather jacket took off his hood and revealed himself to be Alex Shelley.

On RAW, the new image Johnny Curtis won a 5-man battle royal to earn a shot at the Unites States Championship against champion, R-Truth

United States Championship Match
R-Truth © v. Johnny Curtis
Highlights
- Curtis took R-Truth down and beat him down
- Truth with a reverse suplex
- Curtis with a chin buster
- Truth with two jumping leg drops
- Truth with a twisting slam
- Truth with a jumping back kick
- Truth with a jumping leg drop
- Truth with a running neckbreaker
- Curtis with a hip toss
- Curtis with an uppercut
- Curtis with a gut buster over his knees
- Truth hit the Truth or Consequences
Winner and STILL US Champion: R-Truth

Chris Jericho v. Rob Van Dam
Highlights
- Jericho with a neckbreaker
- RVD with a headlock punch
- Jericho with a facebuster
- Jericho stood on RVDs back over the middle rope
- Jericho with a backbreaker over his knees
- RVD with a headlock takedown
- RVD with a series of kicks
- RVD with a quick DDT
- RVD with a backflip splash
- RVD with a suplex for a 1 count
- Jericho with a stall suplex
- The battle spilled out of the ring
- Back in the ring Jericho locked in the Walls of Jericho but RVD got to the ropes
- Jericho broke the hold and then quickly covered RVD
Winner by pinfall: Chris Jericho

At the beginning of July, the current (at the time)( Intercontinental Champion, Antonio Cesaro and the King of the Ring winner, Wade Barrett both stepped up to challenge for the World Championship. While neither man could win the title at Great American Bash they both impressed the Triumvirate. It has already been announced that they will face off at Summer Slam for a title shot at Night of Champions. During their rivalry the crowd has slowly been turning to Cesaro’s side even more than they had prior to it.

Antonio Cesaro v. Black King Barrett
Highlights:
- The two men battled back and forth with punches and holds for several minutes with no one getting an upperhand
- Cesaro with a big uppercut
- Barrett with a big uppercut
- Barrett with a huge Irish whip into the corner
- Cesaro with a huge Irish whip into the corner
- Cesaro with a suplex
- Barrett with an eye rake
- Cesaro with a belly to belly suplex
- Cesaro with a uppercut
- Cesaro ducked under a clothesline attempt and hit a belly to back release suplex
- Cesaro with an elbow drop over Barrett’s back
- Cesaro picked Barrett up off the ground and hit a big slam for a 2 count
- Cesaro hit a toss European Uppercut on Barrett followed by several punches and a big boot
- Cesaro with a hot shot over the top rope
- Barrett with a dropping arm breaker
- Cesaro used several punches to get control
- Barrett tossed Cesaro in the air but Cesaro reversed it into a big DDT
Winner by pinfall: Cesaro

Quick Results

Spoiler

Natalya defeated Tamina to retain the Women’s Championship
Curtis Axel defeated Damien Sandow, Goldust, and Santino in a US contender’s match
Matt Sydal defeated Adrian Neville to win the Cruiserweight Championship
R-Truth defeated Johnny Curtis to retain the US Championship
Chris Jericho defeated Rob Van Dam
Cesaro defeated Black King Barrett

Summer Slam Preview
World Championship: Daniel Bryan © v. Brock Lesnar

World Tag Championship: Titles v. Team: SHIELD v. Killer Elite Squad ©
*If SHIELD loses they must split*

Stipulation match: Randy Orton v. Triple H
*stipulation will be determined by winner of best of 3 series*

#1 contender’s match: Cesaro v. Black King Barrett
*title shot at Night of Champions*

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[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.



AUGUST WEEK 2

Drew Galloway defeated Seth Rollins in a match on RAW and was awarded a shot at the IC Championship tonight against Dolph Ziggler.

Intercontinental Championship
Dolph Ziggler © v. Drew Galloway
Galloway made his way to the ring first followed by Ziggler. The two men shook hands before the match began.
Highlights:
- Galloway took Ziggler down with a headlock
- Galloway hit a big power slam
- Ziggler with a big power slam out of the corner and a series of elbow drops finishing with a big jumping one
- Galloway with a headlock takedown
- Ziggler with a suplex
- Ziggler with another series of elbow drops and a suplex
- Ziggler with a floatover neck snap
- Galloway with a big lifting bodyslam
- Ziggler with a stalling suplex
- Ziggler with a splash in the corner and a dropkick taking Galloway down
- Ziggler with the Zig Zag
Winner and STILL Intercontinental Champion: Dolph Ziggler
- After the match Ziggler and Galloway shook hands

The next match was another match in the feud that started off as Batista and Bray Wyatt

Brute Force v. The Wyatt Family
Highlights:
- This match was mainly just a big brawl once again.
- Batista took Harper down and punched him several times
- Rowan took Batista down and used his fists on his head
- Batista hit a swinging sideslam on Rowan
- Rowan hit a big bodyslam on Ryback
- At one point Batista and Harper ended up brawling on the outside the ring. Wyatt tried to get involved as well. While the ref was distracted by this Bully Ray ran down from the back and hit a Bubba Bomb on Rowan before leaving the ring.
- Ryback picked Rowan up and hit him with the Shellshock for the win.
Winners: Brute Force
- After the match Bully Ray joined Brute Force in brawling with The Wyatt Family

The next match of the night was Brock Lesnar’s next pick your poison match.

Brock Lesnar v. ???
- Lesnar made his way to the ring and awaited his opponent, when John Cena came out to the ring
Highlights:
- Lesnar’s emotion took the best of him and he didn’t’ fight smart in this one.
- Cean took Lesnar down with a hip toss
- Cena had Lesnar backed into the corner but Lesnar grabbed Cena’s leg and delivered a bit clothesline
- Lesnar mounted Cena and delivered several punches
- Lesnar grabbed one of Cena’s legs and picked him up by it over his shoulder
- Cena fought back with some punches and a big double axe handle
- Cena hit a floatover neck snap on Lesnar
- Lesnar took Cena down and delivered several kicks
- Cena took Lesnar down with a clothesline and then hit the 5 knuckle shuffle for a 2 count
- Lesnar got up slowly and Cena hit him with the Attitude Adjustment
Winner by pinfall: John Cena
- After the match Sheamus’s music hit and Cena turned towards the entrance but Sheamus came in the ring from the other side through the crowd delivered a Brogue kick to Cena.

SCSA came out and announced that Cena and Sheamus will face off one last time in their summer trilogy of matches at Summer Slam.

Quick Results

Spoiler

Dolph Ziggler defeated Drew Galloway to retain the IC Championship
Brute Force defeated The Wyatt Family
John Cena defeated Brock Lesnar in a pick your poison match

Summer Slam Preview
World Championship: Daniel Bryan © v. Brock Lesnar

World Tag Championship: Titles v. Team: SHIELD v. Killer Elite Squad ©
*If SHIELD loses they must split*

Stipulation match: Randy Orton v. Triple H
*stipulation will be determined by winner of best of 3 series*

#1 contender’s match: Cesaro v. Black King Barrett
*title shot at Night of Champions*

John Cena v. Sheamus

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[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

WWF/NXT Women's Division News
from rasslinreport.com

We here at Rasslin' Report have heard that WWF is attempting to enhance their women's division. We have heard that Naomi, Cameron, and Summer Rae might all be brought back up to the main roster, while we might see the debuts of Becky Lynch and Alexa Bliss in NXT who have been working hard at the performance center. These moves would give the main roster an odd number of 9 women and NXT 6 women (although as of press time 4 of them would be regarded as 'faces'.

WWF/APHW TRADE UPDATE
from rasslinreport.com

We here at Rasslin' Report have heard from good authority that the big hangup right now is in fact Ricochet. Apparently APHW is adamant about getting the young superstar who recently signed with WWF, but WWF is very weary about letting the young superstar go. Word is that WWF is trying to get a new tag team to go along with their Magnus pick up and Ricochet is pretty much the piece APHW wants.

Untouchables: APHW has sent out word that several roster members are in fact untouchable and that list has been sent to WWF as final negotiations are underway for trades. The reports that Samoa Joe was on that list has been confirmed as false as Joe's contract is coming up soon and APHW is hoping to possibly get something in return for him and allow him to leave earlier than letting his current contract run out.

WWF/APHW TRADE RUMOR
from rasslinrumors.com

We here at Rasslin' Rumors have heard that Brian Kendrick might be on his way to APHW as part of the huge trade as well but this is just rumor for now. Along with that rumor it is being rumored that APHW is looking at signing Paul London and reuniting him with Kendrick. It has also been rumored that WWF is in dicussion with London. Especially if they lose the other tag team WWF is looking to get.

Jay Lethal heading to APHW? Another rumor we have heard is that APHW is looking to get Jay Lethal from WWF, but WWF is not budging on all of the Cruiserweights APHW is trying to get from WWF. While WWF is willing to let some go they are not willing to let that many members of the division go.

None of these rumors have been confirmed on any level and should be taken with a grain of salt until officially confirmed or denied.

APHW SIGNING
from rasslinreport.com

APHW has signed former WWE tag team Cryme Tyme, Shad Gaspard and JTG. JTG will be called JT Gaspard and the team will be renamed G² (G-squared).

This signing has lead to more speculation of APHW losing a tag team in the WWF trade

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Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

Good couple of shows. I wonder what team WWE is trying to get in that trade.

[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

Good couple of shows. I wonder what team WWE is trying to get in that trade.

Thanks. and yeah I'm trying to stabilize my rosters half way through my first year. Have done some thing and brought some people in I couldn't figure out what to do with so that's why I am changing some things up. It also has allowed me to bring a few new guys into NXT. I'm deciding if I want to put 10 guys in my CW division or leave it at 8, also trying to determine where I want to put this tag team I will be bringing in. Trying to make my women's division a little deeper as well but I dont like the odd number I might end up with right now, but I will figure it out.

I have august week 3 booked already so will sim that tonight when I get home from a little bike ride and hopefully start typing as well. Summer Slam should be up by the end of March/or beginning of April at the latest which is way earlier than last year (because my stuff was so big last year). Last year I posted the news for Week 4 of August on May 1st which means I probably didnt have Summer Slam up until at least a week later. I am way ahead of last year's pace which means I might be able to get into my 2nd year.

[MJDrocks]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

Nice Show with Saturday Night's Main Event. I like that you put title matches on there even though it's not a major show. Makes it worth watching!

[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

Nice Show with Saturday Night's Main Event. I like that you put title matches on there even though it's not a major show. Makes it worth watching!

My Saturday Night Main Event is like what is was back in the glory days of it when major storyline took place. Hell the split of the Mega Powers took place during a match on SNME against the Twin Towers (Bossman/Akeem). It may not have as many matches but it is as much a primary show as the others.

[wiscowilz]

Re: Putting the "F" back in WWE.

Good couple of shows. I wonder what team WWE is trying to get in that trade.

You will find out soon...probably week 4 just to get things going with a feud. It will be good for sure.

Expect some news on things during Week 3 shows.